What are the secondary weapons in Calabash? Introduction to Calabash secondary weapons

In the battles of Kalebooster, in addition to being able to equip tactical props, everyone can also equip a secondary weapon. This secondary weapon will provide additional assistance in combat. Currently, there are a total of 5 secondary weapons, and many newcomers may not yet be clear about the specific uses of Kalebooster's secondary weapons. Below, I will introduce them one by one, so that newcomers can understand their effects and better match them.

1. Shinobi Edge

The Shinobi Edge is a melee weapon of the knife type. Although it can only cause damage at close range, it deals an additional 50% damage to enemies in the String State, giving it a unique advantage when facing such enemies.

2. Snow Owl

The Snow Owl is a powerful semi-automatic pistol that can deal significant damage at medium to close range, but it also requires a higher level of shooting accuracy.

3. Bee

The Bee is a micro submachine gun. It has a relatively fast firing rate and low recoil, but the damage per bullet hit is relatively low.

4. Incinerator

The Incinerator is a special pistol-type weapon that can spray flames, causing continuous burning damage over a fan-shaped area, engulfing enemies in flames. Like the Shinobi Edge, it also deals 50% extra damage to enemies in the String State.

5. Heavy Flame

The Heavy Flame is a short-barreled shotgun. It is relatively small in size compared to its counterparts and features a three-round burst, making it capable of dealing high damage in close combat. However, it's important to note that its shot spread is quite large, and it can carry a relatively low number of bullets, making it a high-risk, high-reward type of weapon.

This concludes the introduction to Kalebooster's secondary weapons. Secondary weapons not only supplement firepower during downtime but can also compensate for the weaknesses of primary weapons, or even work in conjunction with special abilities to gain an advantage in battle. After understanding the pros and cons of each, newcomers can choose and match them according to their role.