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{{Item Infobox | {{Item Infobox | ||
|image=[[File:Is wii bowgun.png]] | |image=[[File:Is wii bowgun.png]] | ||
|caption=Icon of the Bowgun from {{title|Radiant Dawn}}. | |caption=Icon of the Bowgun from {{title|Radiant Dawn}}. | ||
|help_text=A short, mounted bow that shoots stones or quarrels. It can also hit adjacent enemies. | |help_text=A short, mounted bow that shoots stones or quarrels. It can also hit adjacent enemies. | ||
|type=[[Bow]] | |type=[[Bow]] | ||
|first={{FE1}}}} | |first={{FE1}} | ||
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The '''Bowgun''' (Japanese: {{hl|ボウガン|Bōgan}} ''Bowgun'') is a rare [[Bow|bow-type]] weapon which was introduced in {{FE1}} and has only appeared in one game since, {{title|Radiant Dawn}}. It originated as a basic bow whose main selling points were its increased [[Crit|critical rate]], high hit rate, and its low [[weapon level]], ensuring that all playable bow users could wield it immediately. It did not appear in [[Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem|either]] [[Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon|remake]] of this game. | The '''Bowgun''' (Japanese: {{hl|ボウガン|Bōgan}} ''Bowgun'') is a rare [[Bow|bow-type]] weapon which was introduced in {{FE1}} and has only appeared in one game since, {{title|Radiant Dawn}}. It originated as a basic bow whose main selling points were its increased [[Crit|critical rate]], high hit rate, and its low [[weapon level]], ensuring that all playable bow users could wield it immediately. It did not appear in [[Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem|either]] [[Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon|remake]] of this game. | ||
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===''Radiant Dawn''=== | ===''Radiant Dawn''=== | ||
{{ItemLoc | {{ItemLoc | ||
|method1=[[Disarm]] and [[steal]]{{ | |method1=[[Disarm]] and [[steal]]{{h|*|This list only includes Bowgun instances in chapters where Brom is playable or other units can take his Disarm, as he is the only source of the skill}} | ||
|data1=Part 2: [[Tides of Intrigue|Chapter 2]], enemy [[Warrior]] • [[Elincia's Gambit|Endgame]], enemy [[Warrior]] ({{ | |data1=Part 2: [[Tides of Intrigue|Chapter 2]], enemy [[Warrior]] • [[Elincia's Gambit|Endgame]], enemy [[Warrior]] ({{h|×2|Easy}}/{{h|×4|2 as reinforcement; Normal/Hard}}), enemy [[Sniper]] (reinforcement; ×3) <small>(Normal/Hard only)</small><br>Part 4: [[Distortions|Chapter 3]], enemy [[Warrior]] | ||
|methodlast=[[Vendor (shop)|Shop]] | |methodlast=[[Vendor (shop)|Shop]] | ||
|datalast=Part 3: [[Stormclouds|Chapter 2]] • [[River Crossing|Chapter 3]] • [[The General's Hand|Chapter 4]] • [[Retreat!|Chapter 5]] • [[A Reason to Fight|Chapter 6]] • [[Rivals Collide|Chapter 7]] • [[Incandescent Glow|Chapter 8]] • [[The Heart of Crimea|Chapter 10]] • [[Just Cause|Chapter 11]] • [[The Price|Chapter 12]] • [[Blood Contract|Chapter 13]] • [[From Pain, Awakening|Endgame]]<br>Part 4: [[Chaos Named (chapter)|Prologue]] • [[Road to the Empire|Chapter 1]] • [[Silent World|Chapter 2]] • [[Distortions|Chapter 3]] • [[Revelations|Chapter 4]] • [[Unforgivable Sin|Chapter 5]] • [[Rebirth (1)|Endgame]] | |datalast=Part 3: [[Stormclouds|Chapter 2]] • [[River Crossing|Chapter 3]] • [[The General's Hand|Chapter 4]] • [[Retreat!|Chapter 5]] • [[A Reason to Fight|Chapter 6]] • [[Rivals Collide|Chapter 7]] • [[Incandescent Glow|Chapter 8]] • [[The Heart of Crimea|Chapter 10]] • [[Just Cause|Chapter 11]] • [[The Price|Chapter 12]] • [[Blood Contract|Chapter 13]] • [[From Pain, Awakening|Endgame]]<br>Part 4: [[Chaos Named (chapter)|Prologue]] • [[Road to the Empire|Chapter 1]] • [[Silent World|Chapter 2]] • [[Distortions|Chapter 3]] • [[Revelations|Chapter 4]] • [[Unforgivable Sin|Chapter 5]] • [[Rebirth (1)|Endgame]] | ||
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==Flavor text== | ==Flavor text== | ||
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| | |game={{title|Radiant Dawn}} | ||
| | |english=A short, mounted bow that shoots stones or<br>quarrels. It can also hit adjacent enemies. | ||
|japanese=『弩（いしゆみ）』<br>隣接する敵にも攻撃できる | |||
}} | }} | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*When equipping the bowgun in {{FE1}}, the characters' sprites change to show that a different kind of bow is being used: | *When equipping the bowgun in {{FE1}}, the characters' sprites change to show that a different kind of bow is being used: | ||
{| class="cellpadding-3 basic pixel-art" | {| class="cellpadding-3 basic pixel-art" | ||
! style="background: none" | Class | ! style="background: none" | Class | ||
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{{Names | {{Names | ||
|eng-name=Bowgun | |eng-name=Bowgun | ||
|jpn-name={{ | |jpn-name={{h|ボウガン|Bōgan}} | ||
|jpn-mean=Bowgun. "Bowgun" is a Japanese term for crossbows created from the English words "bow" and "gun", and is an example of ''[[wikipedia:wasei-eigo|wasei-eigo]]''. | |jpn-mean=Bowgun. "Bowgun" is a Japanese term for crossbows created from the English words "bow" and "gun", and is an example of ''[[wikipedia:wasei-eigo|wasei-eigo]]''. | ||
|span-name=Lanzadardos | |||
|span-mean=Dart shooter | |||
|fren-name=Petite arbalète | |fren-name=Petite arbalète | ||
|fren-mean=Little crossbow | |fren-mean=Little crossbow | ||
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|ger-name=Balester | |ger-name=Balester | ||
|ger-mean=Bullet-shooting crossbow | |ger-mean=Bullet-shooting crossbow | ||
|ital-name=Balestra-fionda | |ital-name=Balestra-fionda | ||
|ital-mean=Crossbow-slingshot | |ital-mean=Crossbow-slingshot | ||
