Enfosi Fizzle Pump Guide: Stats, Combat Tips, and Uses

Master the Enfosi Fizzle Pump with verified stats, ammo advice, explosive timing, and Gazo combat tips for stronger wave-defense runs in Enfosi today.

The Enfosi Fizzle Pump is one of Gazo’s most useful close-range weapons, combining shotgun damage with a valuable explosive-triggering effect. This Enfosi Fizzle Pump guide explains its confirmed stats, when to buy it, and how to use it without wasting precious ammo during busy waves.

Enfosi Fizzle Pump Stats at a Glance

The Enfosi Fizzle Pump is a ranged shotgun available through the in-game shop for 3. It is also listed as Gazo’s secondary starter weapon, making it a natural option for players who prefer the ranged class’s burst-damage playstyle.

According to the community-maintained Enfosi Wiki, the weapon fires four projectiles per shot in a relatively tight spread. Its listed damage is 25 × 4, meaning a target hit by every pellet can take up to 100 damage before considering any game-specific damage interactions.

Enfosi Fizzle Pump stat	Value
Weapon type	Ranged
Shop cost	3
Damage	25 × 4 pellets
Cooldown	0.7 seconds
Ammo per shot	4
Magazine capacity	28
Special effect	Detonates explosive items early
Projectile behavior	Four bullets in a narrow spread

The listed 28-round magazine gives the Fizzle Pump seven full shots before you need to refill. Since each trigger pull uses four ammo, careless firing can drain your supplies much faster than the magazine number initially suggests.

Source note: Exact stat information comes from the Enfosi Wiki, which is community-maintained and was updated on October 13, 2026. Check the in-game weapon panel after updates, as balance values may change.

How the Enfosi Fizzle Pump Works

At its core, the Enfosi Fizzle Pump rewards close positioning and accurate aim. It is not a long-range precision tool; the narrow pellet pattern is strongest when multiple projectiles connect with the same revealed enemy.

One pellet is reported to travel directly toward your aiming point, while the other pellets spread around it. That makes center-mass aiming dependable at short range, especially against enemies that are moving toward you or the statue.

Damage and pellet spread

The Fizzle Pump fires four deep-blue shots together. If all four pellets land, its listed damage adds up to 100. In real matches, however, damage depends heavily on distance, enemy movement, and whether your target causes part of the spread to miss.

Target situation	Expected Fizzle Pump performance	Best approach
Enemy directly in front of you	Very strong	Aim at the torso or center mass
Tight group of revealed enemies	Good	Use the spread to tag multiple targets
Distant enemy	Limited	Swap to a more suitable ranged option
Fast enemy moving sideways	Inconsistent	Wait for a closer, clearer shot
Boss at close range	Strong burst potential	Fire, reposition, then fire again

The weapon’s knockback is also worth remembering. Community documentation identifies strong knockback as one of the Fizzle Pump’s advantages. This can help create space when a revealed enemy gets too close, although players should not treat it as a replacement for proper movement and positioning.

Its explosive-detonation effect

The Fizzle Pump’s defining utility is its ability to trigger explosive objects before their normal timer ends. If a pellet hits an explosive item, it causes that object to detonate immediately.

That effect can be helpful or dangerous depending on where you are standing. It reportedly works on hostile explosives too, including Risio’s dropped explosive objects. If an explosive is near enemies but safely away from players and the statue, an early detonation can be a smart play. If it is beside your team, shooting it may simply bring the blast forward.

Explosive situation	Should you shoot it early?	Why
Explosive is near enemies, away from allies	Usually yes	Can turn an enemy hazard into immediate damage
Explosive is beside the statue	Usually no	Early detonation may damage the objective
Explosive is next to teammates	Avoid it	Your timing may put allies in danger
Boss drops an explosive in open space	Situational	Trigger it only if the blast zone is safe
You need enemies to approach a trap area	Often no	Waiting may produce better positioning

The key is to think of the effect as timing control, not free damage. The Enfosi Fizzle Pump gives you the ability to decide when an explosive goes off, but that responsibility can backfire when the battlefield is crowded.

Best Enfosi Fizzle Pump Combat Tips

The Fizzle Pump is especially effective for players who understand when to commit to close range and when to back off. Gazo already focuses on ranged weapons, so this shotgun fills the close-quarters burst role that a basic pistol may not cover as well.

The Enfosi gameplay guide referenced in the available material describes Gazo as useful for burst damage, ranged pressure, and boss fights—particularly against airborne threats such as Borgak. The Fizzle Pump contributes to that identity by giving Gazo a powerful answer when enemies close the gap.

1. Fight from close range, but avoid crowding the statue

Your goal is to get close enough to land several pellets without placing yourself in the most dangerous part of the map. Standing directly against the statue can make it difficult to dodge threats, identify targets, and avoid accidental explosive triggers.

A better position is slightly ahead of the objective, with a clear retreat path toward cover or an ammo station. This allows you to burst down exposed enemies while maintaining room to move.

2. Treat every shot as four ammo

The 28-round magazine sounds generous until you remember that every blast consumes four ammo. You only have seven shots before emptying the magazine.

Use the Fizzle Pump on high-value moments:

A revealed enemy is close enough for multiple pellets to connect.
Several enemies are tightly grouped.
A dangerous enemy has entered your immediate space.
A safely placed explosive can be triggered for tactical value.
A boss is briefly within effective shotgun range.

Avoid firing at distant movement, innocent Glaggles, or vague silhouettes in a crowd. The game’s identify-and-expose structure makes target discipline especially important.

3. Refill before the boss or a pressured wave

Gazo’s weapons require ammo, and the supplied gameplay material notes that ammo can be replenished at stations around the map. Do not wait until your magazine is empty in the middle of a fight.

As a practical habit, reload or visit an ammo station during quieter moments between threats. This matters even more before boss encounters, where being caught with an empty weapon can force you into risky movement.

4. Use the knockback to reset dangerous spacing

If an enemy has made it into point-blank range, the Fizzle Pump’s knockback can buy a short window to reposition. Fire, move away, and reassess rather than repeatedly shooting while trapped in a corner.

This is most useful when protecting the statue from a nearby revealed enemy. It is less useful if you have no safe retreat route or if firing may trigger a nearby explosive.

5. Do not force long-range shots

The Fizzle Pump is a shotgun. It can still fire at range, but its spread makes distant hits less reliable. In those situations, a Gazo player is generally better served by another ranged option, such as the class’s pistol or Fugorg Glove.

The Fizzle Pump becomes far more consistent when you let enemies come into its preferred range rather than trying to make it behave like a sniper weapon.

Fizzle Pump Strengths and Weaknesses

The Enfosi Fizzle Pump is not simply “good” or “bad.” It excels in specific situations: close range, clustered enemies, and explosive management. Its slow reload behavior and ammo cost create meaningful tradeoffs.

Strengths	Weaknesses
Can deal up to 100 listed damage when all pellets hit	Less reliable at long distance
Fires four projectiles in one shot	Uses 4 ammo per trigger pull
Useful for hitting close clusters	Slow reload is listed as a drawback
Strong knockback can create breathing room	Poor shot discipline quickly empties the magazine
Can force early explosive detonations	Early detonation can hurt your team or statue

Player experience shared in the referenced YouTube guide characterizes the Fizzle Pump as Gazo’s high-damage shotgun option. That assessment makes sense when its pellets connect, but it should be treated as a tactical burst weapon rather than an all-purpose answer.

Is it worth buying for 3?

For Gazo players, the weapon is usually worth considering because it provides a role that other ranged tools do not fill as naturally: rapid close-range damage. The low listed shop cost also makes it accessible early.

For players who dislike managing ammunition, fighting near enemies, or judging explosion timing, it may be less comfortable. Gazo’s class identity already depends on ammo stations, so the Fizzle Pump works best for players prepared to manage those resources.

Recommended Gazo Weapon Role Setup

The available reference material names the Fizzle Pump and Fugorg Glove as Gazo’s two main damage tools. Rather than viewing one as a strict replacement for the other, use them for different combat ranges and target types.

Weapon or tool	Best role	When to choose it
Fizzle Pump	Close-range burst	Enemies are near, grouped, or pressuring the statue
Gazo pistol	General ranged pressure	You need a straightforward ranged option
Fugorg Glove	Sustained and charged ranged damage	Targets are farther away or difficult to approach
Ammo stations	Resource management	Refill before running low or entering a boss fight

Community reports in the video guide suggest that Gazo is particularly helpful against enemies or bosses that are difficult for melee-focused classes to reach. The Fizzle Pump supports that role only when those targets come within shotgun range; against an airborne or distant enemy, keep a ranged backup ready.

For official platform information and account safety resources, visit the official Roblox website. Specific Enfosi weapon details should still be verified in-game, because community pages can lag behind balance updates.

FAQ

What is the Enfosi Fizzle Pump?

The Enfosi Fizzle Pump is a ranged shotgun weapon. It fires four pellets in a narrow spread, has listed damage of 25 × 4, costs 3 in the shop, and can detonate explosive objects early.

How much damage does the Fizzle Pump do?

Its listed damage is 25 per pellet across four pellets, for up to 100 total damage when every pellet hits. Actual results vary with range, aim, and how many projectiles connect.

How many shots does the Fizzle Pump have?

It has 28 ammo in its magazine and consumes 4 ammo per shot. That works out to seven complete shotgun blasts before you need more ammunition.

Can the Fizzle Pump trigger enemy explosives?

Yes. Community documentation states that hitting an explosive item causes it to detonate early, including harmful explosives such as Risio’s dropped items. Use this carefully, because early blasts can create danger near allies or the statue.