Wikipedia lists Splatoon Raiders under what shooter genre?

Wikipedia lists Splatoon Raiders as a third-person shooter.

That label describes the game's camera perspective: players see the mechanic and surrounding environment from behind the character while aiming and firing. It distinguishes Raiders from first-person shooters, where the view is presented through the protagonist's eyes. The game also blends shooting with action role-playing and looter-shooter elements, but “third-person shooter” is the genre wording the question asks for.

Raiders is a Splatoon spin-off developed and published by Nintendo for Nintendo Switch 2. Its combat retains the series' ink-based movement and attacks, while its single-player-focused structure sends the mechanic across the Spirhalite Islands with Deep Cut. Players fight local Salmonids, gather treasure and use customizable gadgets.

A common mix-up is treating every Splatoon game as a multiplayer shooter. Earlier mainline entries emphasize competitive modes, but Raiders is primarily story-driven and also supports cooperative play for up to four players. Its additional genre labels do not displace the canonical third-person-shooter classification.