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==Etymology and other languages==
==Etymology and other languages==

Revision as of 16:01, 22 January 2013

Glass Bow

Is ds glass bow.png
Sprite of the glass bow in Shin Monshou no Nazo.

Powerful, but quick to break.

Type

Bow

First game

Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem

The Glass Bow is an uncommon bow-type weapon in the Fire Emblem series. This bow is characterized by having a low weapon rank and the same might as the Silver Bow, helping novice bow users to deal more damage. Its only drawback is its extremely low durability.

The glass bow is present in two games: Shin Monshou no Nazo and Awakening.

Stats

Game Icon Level Might Weight Hit Crit Range Uses Worth WEXP Other effects and notes
Shin Monshou no Nazo Is ds glass bow.png E 12 -- 90 0 2 3 600 2 Its worth is 0 if sold.

Locations

Shin Monshou no Nazo

Event Obtainable through the "Everyone's Condition" function in the Battle Preparations menu.*

Awakening

Treasure Light masses, obtained at random from a pool of possible items.
Visit Any village in DLC maps.
Event Obtainable through the "Barracks" function in the Battle Preparations menu.*

Etymology and other languages

Names, etymology, and in other regions
Language Name Definition, etymology, and notes
English
(unofficial)

Glass Bow

Literal translation of the Japanese name.

Trivia

Gallery

Bows and Crossbows
Basic bows Bow • Bowgun • Bow of Zoltan • Broken Bow • Bronze Bow • Clarisse's Bow • Emblem Bow • Glass Bow • Gordin's Bow • Great Bow • Innes' Bow • Iron Bow • Killer Bow • Long Bow • Rienfleche • Rubber Bow • Rusted Bow • Ryan's Bow • Short Bow • Silencer • Silver Bow • Slack Bow • Steel Bow • Toy Bow • Training Bow
Bows with secondary effects Anna's Bow • Astra • Beacon Bow • Blessed Bow • Brave Bow • Cleave Bow • Crescent Bow • Cupid Bow • Hunter's Bow • Laguz Bow • Luna • Meisterbogen • Mila's Bow • Niles's Bow • Quick Bow • Python's Bow • Superior Bow • Underdog Bow • Venin Bow • Violin Bow • Wolt's Bow
Magic-based bows Magic Bow • Radiant Bow • Shining Bow
Ranged bows Double Bow • Iron Longbow • Longbow • Silver Longbow • Steel Longbow • Towering Bow
Close-range bows Double Bow • Iron Shortbow • Mini Bow • Silver Shortbow • Steel Shortbow
Crossbows Aqqar • Arbalest • Bowgun • Crossbow • Taksh
Regalia and personal bows Failnaught • Lughnasadh • Mulagir • Nidhogg • Parthia • Rolf's Bow • Tathlum Bow • The Inexhaustible • Yewfelle
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