The casing on the handle-side of the roller has a large protrusion that it is held by when it is unfolded. The hinge is also much more simplified and rounded. The black frame is exposed in a few parts of the weapon - the hinge is now partly black, as well as the part of the frame on the roller-side connected to the hinge, and the bottom of the frame, which connects to a further-simplified black grip. The frame of the weapon is black, but is surrounded by a purple plastic casing. In Splatoon 3, the appearance changes significantly in some respects, having a more simplified and plasticky design. The two ends of the paint roller now have an exposed metal bolt, surrounded by a large black metal ring. Unique to this game is an extra support added in the middle of the weapon's frame, a black latch added to the weapon's hinge and another to its handle. In Splatoon 2, the appearance changes slightly, with the frame now being purple and the handle grips being black and simpler, resembling a rubber grip, along with the ink tank now being on the left side of the weapon, now just attached by a piece of plastic connected to the opening on the top of the ink tank, and is pointed slightly away from the frame. The roller cover is connected to the frame by the right side. There is a small ink tank located in the middle of the frame, connected to it via its yellow-green strap, and a large piece of green and red plastic connected to the bottom of the hinge, with the frame going behind the ink tank. In Splatoon, The frame of the weapon is mostly dark green with the handle grips being yellow-green, along with the joint that connects the top part of the roller to the rest of the frame. The frame of the weapon is only attached to one side of the paint roller, another element taken from its real-life counterpart. The paint roller portion of it is covered in round indents, and is usually covered in a thick coating of the user's ink, but when the user is out of ink, most of it is faded and the texture of the roller is visible underneath. The weapon is usually kept folded up into a more compact state, folded along a joint in the middle, and is unfolded for its horizontal swings and when rolling along the ground, and is kept folded up when used for vertical swings. Its ink tank is always near-identical to that of the Splattershot of the game it is in. The Splat Roller is reminiscent of an over-sized version of a paint roller commonly used to paint walls.
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