Customization facts / checked August 7, 2026

Loot changes how your
tank works.

Nintendo connects island raids, loot, and tank-and-gadget customization. The public source supports the system's existence, not an invented build meta.

See the three tank categories

Loot is used to customize tanks and gadgets.

Nintendo's store description links the reward loop to customization. It does not publish a complete parts list, costs, stat ranges, or a permanent respec rule in the source checked for this page.

Input

Island loot

Nintendo identifies loot as the material for customization.

Targets

Tanks and gadgets

Both are named as customizable.

Categories

Speed, Power, Tactical

Official framing for different approaches.

Source: Nintendo Store listing.

Pick a direction, then keep learning.

Speed is described through mobility gadgets, Power through brute force, and Tactical through battlefield control. These are descriptive starting points, not proof that one category is stronger or best for a mode.

Use the interactive tank guide →Read first-run basics →

Customization questions.

What can loot customize?

Nintendo says loot can customize tanks and gadgets.

Are exact tank stats published?

Not in the Nintendo listing used by this guide.

Is there a best tank build?

No official source used here ranks a best build.

Do not turn three labels into a tier list.

We will add numerical or build claims only when an attributable source supports them.

Read Nintendo's details