Charbitre

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Charbitre​

Charbitre

Charbitre dans Splatoon 3

Espèce	Chat
Habitat
Taille
Couleur des cheveux
Couleur des yeux	Jaunes
Âge	Au moin 2 000 ans (immortel, cryoginisé pendant 10 000 ans) Au moins 2 002 (Splatoon 2) Au moins 2 007 (Splatoon 3)
Genre	Mâle
Pronoms
Relations	Le professeur (ancien propriétaire) Mini-Charbitre (jeune clone)
Emplacement	Chromapolis, Cité-Clabousse
Boutique
HP
HP Max
Membres
Autres

“	Charbitre le chat te dira qui l'a remporté à la fin de chaque match. N’est-il pas CHATastique?	”
— Splatoon's official website,

Charbitre (Japonais : ジャッジくん Jajji-kun) est un chat dans Splatoon, Splatoon 2 et Splatoon 3 qui est l'arbitre en Guerre de territoire, Mission Bazookarpe, Défense de zone, Expédition risquée et Pluie de palourdes.

Personnalité et traits

Charbitre possède la capacité à départager un territoire d'un coup d'oeil - il en serait capable depuis bien avant sa cryogénisation, comme vu dans The Art of Splatoon. Comme les vrais chats, Charbitre est habituellement vu entrain de dormir, mais on peut le voir danser durant les festivals des deux premiers jeux. Il utilise beaucoup de jeux de mots sur les chats dans la localisation anglaise nord-américaine de Splatoon, et dans toute les localisations anglaises de Splatoon 2 et 3.

Apparence

Comme démontré dans les documents, l'apparence de Charbitre a beaucoup changé avec le temps. Il ressemble beaucoup plus à son apparence dans le Document #25, mais en plus jeune et plus petit. Dans les Documents #4 et #15, il ressemble à un chat normal, car sa fourrure n'est probablement pas autant ébouriffée. Le Document #14 montre à quoi il ressemble à la fin de la Grande guerre de territoire.

Avant Splatoon

Selon le Sunken Scroll, Charbitre est vieux de plus de 10 000 ans, car son maître humain a créé une machine conçue pour garder Charbitre scellé cryogénétiquement pendant 10 000 ans. Grâce à cela, Charbitre est la seule forme de vie terrestre qui n'a pas été enterré par la montée des eaux durant l'extinction de masse au commencement de l'Ère du Mollusque.

Judd may have been released from cryogenic stasis at around 2,000 years before the events of Splatoon, as there are Sunken Scrolls depicting Judd judging ancient Turf Wars and the Great Turf War.

Splatoon

When he's not judging, he can be found sleeping on a blue crate on the Inkopolis Plaza, although he is said to live in Flounder Heights. The player can talk to Judd and he will give advice as well as a cash bonus depending on the player's online battle vibe, which increases and decreases with wins and losses. He will only give one cash bonus per vibe per stage rotation.

Splatoon 2

Judd returns in Splatoon 2 and once again plays the role of the referee, but is now joined by an cat that bares a large resemblance to him, except it's much smaller, his marks are less dark and he seems more happier than Charbitre. Judd now represents the good guys (the players team) while the mini Charbitre represents the bad guys (the rival team). Charbitre now falls over when the bad guys win and vice versa. He once agains takes naps on a pillow (now green) but in the Inkopolis Square and Mini-Judd sits on top of him.

Le conseil de Charbitre

Article principal: Judd/Advice

• "A Splat Bomb's timer is only active while it's on the ground! So they'll explode quicker when rolled than when thrown through the air!"
• "An Inkstrike lets you attack any location on the map! The tornado slowly expands from a central point, so try to be accurate! And don't let foes hit you while you're looking at your map! Stay alert!"
• "Chargers deal an awful lot of damage with each shot! But even so... If you just try to splat foes in one hit, you're going to have a bad time. Try using your first blast to block off the path ahead of them with ink... Then you can take them out more easily with the second! Painting the ground like this will help your allies too, so get shooting!"

Audio

• Judd's voice clips, either of which are used for the "Meow!" at the beginning of a piece of advice.

Payout

Article principal: Vibe

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Meter Level	Flags	Penalty	Payout
Chill (AN) Lukewarm (EU/OC)	0	0	0
Toasty	0.5-3	-0.5	100
Smokin'	3.5-6	-1	300
SO HAWT!! (AN) On Fire! (EU/OC)	6.5+	-1.5	1000

Notes

After the final Splatfest, Ayo vs. Oly, Judd began to give out 1 Super Sea Snail per 30 completed online matches, note that these matches can be either Turf Wars or Ranked Battles.

In the manga series

Judd, like in the game, judges Turf War rounds. His appearance is the same.

Trivia

• Judd's name is derived from the word "judge," as he is the referee for all the ink battles in Splatoon.
• The tip of his tail is designed to look like an arrow.
• Along with a handful of birds and insects, Judd is one of the few non-aquatic creatures in the game, as he is a cat. As stated in a developers' interview, this is because of the fact that the main characters of Splatoon were originally going to be rabbits; Judd is a leftover from that stage of the game's development.
  • Also explained in the interview is the source of Judd's name; apparently, the pattern of his fur came first, and it caused some developers to nickname him ジャッジ, or "Judge", which is his current name in the Japanese version of Splatoon.
• Cats generally have a lifespan of 15 years. Normally he may not have lived after being awakened from cryostasis and living throughout 2,000 years ago.

Splatoon

• There was a glitch in which the player could get their money back after purchasing a slot, reroll, or ordered gear from Spyke by talking with Judd after the purchase. It was fixed with the 1.2.0 patch.
• During Splatfest, Judd can be seen dancing around happily on his pillow in Inkopolis Plaza. Instead of the usual "Zzz," he says "Meow!"
• According to Callie and Marie, Judd lives in Lotissement Filament‎ and can be seen commuting to and from Inkopolis.
• Cash cannot be given by Judd during a Splatfest, as there is no vibe and it is replaced by Splatfest Power.

Splatoon 2

• The mini-Judd appears to be a lot bigger while judging matches than while he's sitting on Judd in the Inkopolis Square.

Gallery

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Names in other languages

Langue	Nom	Signification
Japonais	ジャッジくん Judge-kun	Mr. Judge
Allemand	Der Miezrichter	Pun on Schiedsrichter (referee) and Miez (kitty)
Espagnol	Justino	Male name resembling justo (just)
Italien	Giudigatto	Pun on giudice (judge) and gatto (cat)