Splatoon Raiders: 39 Cosmetic Outfits and How to Unlock Them
Splatoon Raiders is built around character customization, with as many as 39 different outfits available for players—ranging from recolors and small variation sets to more distinct designs. The key detail for players: outfits are purely cosmetic, meaning equipping an outfit provides no gameplay power, so you can pick styles freely without worrying about builds.
Outfits: how many, and where they come from
Unlock conditions vary widely. Some outfits are tied to progression systems like ship and gadget upgrades, others require completing dungeon content on specific difficulty tiers, and some are earned through arcade activities available on the ship. There are also amiibo-related outfits that can be obtained by scanning amiibo figures.
| Outfit unlock method | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Gadget development | Develop 3 Speed Tank gadgets |
| Gadget development | Develop 3 Power Tank gadgets |
| Gadget development | Develop 3 Tactical Tank gadgets |
| Dungeon difficulty | Clear 5 dungeons on Spicy or harder |
| Multiplayer dungeon clears | Call for help and clear a dungeon in multiplayer |
| Multiplayer dungeon clears | Answer a call for help and clear a dungeon in multiplayer |
| Multiplayer room | Create or join a multiplayer room and clear a dungeon |
| Weapon power / parts | Construct Weapon Power Swapping and Part Development |
| Ship progression | Reach hideout ship level 2 |
| Ship progression | Reach hideout ship level 3 |
| Weapon progression | Swap or upgrade a weapon power |
| Weapon progression | Upgrade a weapon to level +5 |
| Gadget parts | Develop 1 gadget part of 4-star rarity or better |
| Arcade performance | Earn rank A or higher on all arcade games |
| Exploration collection | Collect all hidden-ruins treasure |
| Dungeon difficulty | Clear all dungeons on Super Spicy |
| Bottomless Buffet | Clear the 30th floor |
| Bottomless Buffet | Clear the 60th floor |
| Bottomless Buffet | Clear the 100th floor |
| Amiibo scan | Scan a Splatoon series amiibo (not Splatoon Raiders) |
| Amiibo scan | Scan the Shiver (Splatoon Raiders) amiibo |
| Amiibo scan | Scan the Frye (Splatoon Raiders) amiibo |
| Amiibo scan | Scan the Big Man (Splatoon Raiders) amiibo |
What to do next if you want the full look
To work toward every outfit, you’ll likely need to split your time between several systems: ship and gadget development, weapon upgrades, dungeon runs (including higher difficulty clears), multiplayer matchmaking, and arcade objectives on the ship. There are also explicit collection and score milestones, such as finding all hidden-ruins treasure and achieving rank A or higher across arcade games.
Finally, if you’re interested in the amiibo set, Splatoon Raiders includes multiple amiibo-linked outfits. One comes from scanning a Splatoon series amiibo that is not from Splatoon Raiders, and three more are tied directly to scanning the Shiver, Frye, and Big Man amiibo from Splatoon Raiders.
Cosmetics only: no outfit-based power
Even with so many unlock paths, the game does not tie any combat advantage to changing outfits. The entire outfit system is cosmetic, so you can chase designs based on preference—then keep your equipment and upgrades focused purely on performance.
