Best epic weapon in a book/film/game/other

[quantum mechanic]

I'm reading "Against a Dark Background" by Iain M. Banks, and was both amused and impressed by the idea of a Lazy Gun (a weapon "with a sense of humor," that picks a creative and occasionally funny way to kill people, cities, mountains, buildings...). I'm very against violence, but the idea was so interesting that I couldn't help asking: what other interesting or cool weapons have you encountered in fiction?

 

[Julianking93]

The Death Note obviously.

 

[Jaranja]

The Death Note obviously.

You, sir, are absolutely right. I loved that anime.

[sub]except after episode 25[/sub]

Spoiler

when L died

 

[Julianking93]

The Death Note obviously.

You, sir, are absolutely right. I loved that anime.

[sub]except after episode 25[/sub]

Spoiler

when L died

As you can probably guess, I liked Near better

But, you have to admit, the later episodes had the best intro ever

 

[effilctar]

Curoch or Iures, though I'd say Curoch. Read the Night Angel Trilogy

 

[Jared]

The Death Note obviously.

So many things you can do with it...

 

[BlindMessiah94]

In Fables Boy Blue has a witching cloak which I always loved. Could hide an infinite amount of anything in it.

 

[Jaranja]

The Death Note obviously.

You, sir, are absolutely right. I loved that anime.

[sub]except after episode 25[/sub]

Spoiler

when L died

As you can probably guess, I liked Near better

But, you have to admit, the later episodes had the best intro ever

Well obviously! It's Maximum the Hormone!

I loved the battle between L and Light and then, after that, them working together but still squabbling and even fighting over Misa (if you read deeper that is). When episode 25 came along, all these new characters were introduced and it was a bit weird and strayed from the path a little bit.

 

[Julianking93]

The Death Note obviously.

You, sir, are absolutely right. I loved that anime.

[sub]except after episode 25[/sub]

Spoiler

when L died

As you can probably guess, I liked Near better

But, you have to admit, the later episodes had the best intro ever

Well obviously! It's Maximum the Hormone!

I loved the battle between L and Light and then, after that, them working together but still squabbling and even fighting over Misa (if you read deeper that is). When episode 25 came along, all these new characters were introduced and it was a bit weird and strayed from the path a little bit.

True. Plus they really brought the characters down a few notches from the manga

I didn't like most of them after Vol 7, but at least they were somewhat tolerable in the manga. In the anime, they're almost unbearable.

 

[Jaranja]

The Death Note obviously.

You, sir, are absolutely right. I loved that anime.

[sub]except after episode 25[/sub]

Spoiler

when L died

As you can probably guess, I liked Near better

But, you have to admit, the later episodes had the best intro ever

Well obviously! It's Maximum the Hormone!

I loved the battle between L and Light and then, after that, them working together but still squabbling and even fighting over Misa (if you read deeper that is). When episode 25 came along, all these new characters were introduced and it was a bit weird and strayed from the path a little bit.

True. Plus they really brought the characters down a few notches from the manga

I didn't like most of them after Vol 7, but at least they were somewhat tolerable in the manga. In the anime, they're almost unbearable.

I'll take a potato chip...
[HEADING=1]AND EAT IT![/HEADING]

 

[bubba145]

i'd say the shark gun from... anyone remember.

 

[Julianking93]

The Death Note obviously.

You, sir, are absolutely right. I loved that anime.

[sub]except after episode 25[/sub]

Spoiler

when L died

As you can probably guess, I liked Near better

But, you have to admit, the later episodes had the best intro ever

Well obviously! It's Maximum the Hormone!

I loved the battle between L and Light and then, after that, them working together but still squabbling and even fighting over Misa (if you read deeper that is). When episode 25 came along, all these new characters were introduced and it was a bit weird and strayed from the path a little bit.

True. Plus they really brought the characters down a few notches from the manga

I didn't like most of them after Vol 7, but at least they were somewhat tolerable in the manga. In the anime, they're almost unbearable.

I'll take a potato chip...
[HEADING=1]AND EAT IT![/HEADING]

That's what I love about anime; They make everything so dramatic.

 

[Jaranja]

The Death Note obviously.

You, sir, are absolutely right. I loved that anime.

[sub]except after episode 25[/sub]

Spoiler

when L died

As you can probably guess, I liked Near better

But, you have to admit, the later episodes had the best intro ever

Well obviously! It's Maximum the Hormone!

I loved the battle between L and Light and then, after that, them working together but still squabbling and even fighting over Misa (if you read deeper that is). When episode 25 came along, all these new characters were introduced and it was a bit weird and strayed from the path a little bit.

True. Plus they really brought the characters down a few notches from the manga

I didn't like most of them after Vol 7, but at least they were somewhat tolerable in the manga. In the anime, they're almost unbearable.

I'll take a potato chip...
[HEADING=1]AND EAT IT![/HEADING]

That's what I love about anime; They make everything so dramatic.

Hah, yeah.

I still prefer Code Geass, though.

 

[Mr.Gompers]

I'm gonna have to go with the Experimental MIRV from Fallout 3. It was basically a shotgun that fired nuclear warheads. Overkill, sure, but SO MUCH FUN!

 

[xHipaboo420x]

The Death Star. Both times.

 

[Zahri]

The Death Note obviously.

You, sir, are absolutely right. I loved that anime.

[sub]except after episode 25[/sub]

Spoiler

when L died

As you can probably guess, I liked Near better

But, you have to admit, the later episodes had the best intro ever

Well obviously! It's Maximum the Hormone!

I loved the battle between L and Light and then, after that, them working together but still squabbling and even fighting over Misa (if you read deeper that is). When episode 25 came along, all these new characters were introduced and it was a bit weird and strayed from the path a little bit.

True. Plus they really brought the characters down a few notches from the manga

I didn't like most of them after Vol 7, but at least they were somewhat tolerable in the manga. In the anime, they're almost unbearable.

Oh how i miss L... I cried that episode Y.Y and hoped that near would die >.> He wouldn't be so bad in my eyes if most of the toys he used didn't look so idiotic. No offense ^^;;

OT: The Peacemaker >:3 Cookie if someone can name the game ^^

 

[[Kira Must Die]]

The Death Note obviously.

This, and the DEATH ERASER!!!

Spoiler

Can someone say Zombie Apocalypse?

 

[Breaker deGodot]

All I need is a chainsaw and a boomstick. Swallow that.

 

[Julianking93]

The Death Note obviously.

You, sir, are absolutely right. I loved that anime.

[sub]except after episode 25[/sub]

Spoiler

when L died

As you can probably guess, I liked Near better

But, you have to admit, the later episodes had the best intro ever

Well obviously! It's Maximum the Hormone!

I loved the battle between L and Light and then, after that, them working together but still squabbling and even fighting over Misa (if you read deeper that is). When episode 25 came along, all these new characters were introduced and it was a bit weird and strayed from the path a little bit.

True. Plus they really brought the characters down a few notches from the manga

I didn't like most of them after Vol 7, but at least they were somewhat tolerable in the manga. In the anime, they're almost unbearable.

I'll take a potato chip...
[HEADING=1]AND EAT IT![/HEADING]

That's what I love about anime; They make everything so dramatic.

Hah, yeah.

I still prefer Code Geass, though.

Never did watch Cod Geass