References
Guns
Icon | Name | Quote | Reference | |
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Rusty Sidearm | Still Works. Mostly. | |||
Marine Sidearm | Always With You | Marine's pistol from Doom 3 video game. | ||
Rogue Special | Underhanded And Efficient | |||
Budget Revolver | Affordable Arms | |||
Dart Gun | Sticky | Sprite looks similar to Nerf's Maverick toy dart gun. | ||
Robot's Right Hand | Built To Kill | "Built to kill" is likely a reference to the robot, and how he it is part of the killbot army. | ||
Blasphemy | To The Point | The ability of the sword being able to send a projectile of a sword is a reference to the classic Legend of Zelda. | ||
Casey | Batting .50 | The most powerful weapon for Ness in Earthbound, originally a reference to the poem "Casey at the Bat." The last line of the description "Nothing can happen until you swing the bat" is also a reference to the anime FLCL. | ||
Pea Shooter | Baby's First Gun | The term "pea shooter" is also used derogatively to describe a weak, small-caliber firearm. | ||
38 Special | For The Inquisitive | In reference to the actual gun of the same name, commonly used by detectives in films and other media, hence the description. | ||
Derringer | One Last Trick | In reference to the real-world pistol by the same name as well as some of its most frequent users. | ||
Unfinished Gun | Still Warm | The gun that The Blacksmith is working on in The Forge. | ||
Elimentaler | Full of Holes | the Resourceful Rat's gun | ||
Bullet | Fires Guns | A subtle reference to the ammunition used by guns. | ||
Shell | Fires Shotguns | A subtle reference to the ammunition used by shotguns. | ||
Hyper Light Blaster | Skill Honed Sharp | Hyper Light Drifter | ||
Boxing Glove | Pistol Hondo | Description is a reference to Piston Hondo from Punch Out!! | ||
Makarov | The People's Gun | Based on the real life Russian firearm Pistolet Makarov (Literally Makarov's Pistol). | ||
M1911 | Classic | Direct reference to the Colt M1911 Pistol. Also looks like main character's gun from Blade Runner movie. Also .223 Pistol from Fallout video game series. | ||
Magnum | 5 Shots Or 6? | Dirty Harry movie. Harry Callahan: Uh uh. I know what you're thinking. "Did he fire six shots or only five?" | ||
Colt 1851 | You Dig | In reference to a famous line in The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly, uttered by the movie's protagonist, who himself carried a Colt 1851. | ||
SAA | Exhilarating Reload Time | SAA refers to the Colt Single Action Army.
Exhilarating Reload Time is a reference to Ocelot's same quote in Metal Gear Solid 3 when he uses this gun. This weapon's ability to bounce bullets off of walls is also a Metal Gear Solid reference, as Ocelot is able to do this in multiple games. | ||
Cold 45 | Shatterday Night Special | In reference to the Colt 45, a real world handgun, and the term "Saturday Night Special", a nickname for a cheap, easily disposable handgun normally purchased in a hasty decision to commit a crime or suicide. | ||
Polaris | Storied | Polar Star gun from Cave Story. | ||
Jolter | .95 Caliber | Warhammer 40k weapon the Bolter. | ||
Dungeon Eagle | Caw! | Real life Desert Eagle. | ||
Grey Mauser | Silent And Deadly | |||
Vorpal Gun | .50 Criticaliber | The vorpal sword in the poem "Jabberwocky." | ||
High Kaliber | Soul Reaver | |||
Shellegun | Circle Of Death | |||
Dueling Pistol | Ricochet | |||
AU Gun | Some Assembly Required | This gun is a reference to the James Bond movie The Man with the Golden Gun.
The 22 ammo count is likely a reference to 22 karat gold known as "Crown Gold". The exception to this is the Pilot whose bonus increases the gun's ammo by 10% to 24, which would reference 24 karat or "Pure Gold". | ||
Big Iron | Heavy | Likely a reference to the Marty Robbins song of the same name. | ||
Composite Gun | Undetectable | The name and design of this gun may be a reference to the fictional gun from the 1993 movie In the Line of Fire. | ||
Flare Gun | Over Here | "Over here" is a reference to how flare guns are used to signal ones location in case of an emergency. | ||
Smiley's Revolver | All Smiles | Gun owned by Smiley, the younger one of the Trigger Twins. | ||
Shades's Revolver | Someone Loses An Eye | Gun owned by Shades, the older one of the Trigger Twins. | ||
Knight's Gun | Plowshare | Reference to Shovel Knight and it's Developer Yacht Club Games. | ||
GuNNER | Backpack not included | A reference to the game GoNNER. | ||
Regular Shotgun | Cocked and Loaded | |||
Big Shotgun | A Shotgun That's Big | |||
Old Goldie | For The Discerning | |||
Sawed-Off | No Butts About It | |||
Winchester | Better Than A Box Of Roses | Better Than A Box Of Roses is a reference to a scene in the movie Terminator 2: Judgement day, where the terminator pulls a Winchester out of a box full of roses. | ||
Rattler | Snakes On A Gun | The quote is in reference to the movie Snakes on a Plane. | ||
Elephant Gun | Shoots Elephants | The description's first sentence begins with the inverse of a phrase used in the Star Wars universe to describe a lightsaber: "an elegant weapon for a more civilized age." The second sentence alludes to the former usage of guns to hunt elephants for their ivory tusks, which were shaped into piano keys and other objects. | ||
Tangler | Get Wrecktangled | The Tangler's synergy with the Sponge references the Spongebob Squarepants animation. | ||
Void Shotgun | CQC | |||
Mass Shotgun | My Favorite Gun | Name and description is likely a reference to the Mass Effect series' collapsible weapons, as is the tagline (referencing the recurring line "I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite store on the Citadel."). | ||
Shotgun Full of Hate | Hate Is Power! | |||
Shotgun Full of Love | Kill With Kindness | |||
Shotgrub | No Worries! | "No Worries" a reference to the song Hakuna Matata which is sung by Timon and Pumba from the movie The Lion King who are notorious for eating grubs. | ||
Gilded Hydra | Heads Up! | The decreasing health adding to the clip size is an allusion to the Lernean Hydra of Greek mythology, a beast that would sprout two heads in the place of one that was severed. | ||
Blunderbuss | Shoots Anything | The description in the Ammonomicon is a reference to Farmer Giles of Ham by J.R.R. Tolkien. | ||
Pulse Cannon | Time Of Death... | Measuring someone's pulse is a fairly reliable way to discern whether they are alive. | ||
Siren | Mershotgun | The gun is a reference to the main character 'Ariel' from the 1989 Disney film 'the little mermaid'. | ||
Zilla Shotgun | Quadruple the fun! | ZICS-C Shotgun from Shadow Warrior (2013) video game. | ||
Ice Breaker | Never Let Go | "Never Let go" references the final scene in the film Titanic. Its synergy with the Patriot and The Exotic is a reference to the Destiny franchise. | ||
The Membrane | Green Or Yellow? | |||
Huntsman | Axes Of Evil | This gun is a reference to the game Bloodborne, specifically a weapon in the game called the "Hunter Axe". | ||
Blooper | Close Your Bloop | Blooper is a portmanteau of Blunderbuss and Looper. The film Looper features a futuristic shotgun called a Blunderbuss which matches this weapon. | ||
Bow | Hold Fire To Charge | Charge effect is in reference to the game Titan Souls. | ||
Charmed Bow | <3-----<<< | A reference to Cupid from Roman mythology. | ||
Crossbow | The Original | "The Original" is a reference to how the crossbow was the first trigger based ranged weapon. | ||
Sticky Crossbow | Reload, Explode | A reference to Shadow Warrior (2013). | ||
Shotbow | A Teleporter Accident | Teleglitch's AGL grenade launcher; a reference to the 1986 film The Fly, in which a telepod experiment merges a human scientist and housefly at the molecular-genetic level. | ||
Triple Crossbow | 3 > 1 | Possible reference to Gut's rapid fire Crossbow from Berserk. | ||
Crescent Crossbow | Moon Shot | |||
Gunbow | Failed Experiment | |||
Klobbe | Everyone's Favorite | The Klobb from video game GoldenEye 007. | ||
Machine Pistol | Rapid Fire | Mini-Uzi, a smaller and improved verson of the famous Uzi. | ||
Thompson Sub-Machinegun | Myeah, See! | "Myeah, See!" references a line spoken by Edward G. Robinson's gangster character in the 1931 film Little Caesar. | ||
AK-47 | Accept No Substitutes | "When you absolutely, positively got to kill every mother****er in the room... accept no substitutes" - Samuel L. Jackson's assessment of the AK-47 in the film 'Jackie Brown' | ||
Strafe Gun | Bleeding Edge Gameplay | Strafe (video game) | ||
AKEY-47 | Unlocked And Loaded! | The inscription "EX ARCHA, LIBERTAS." is a reference to the Latin phrase "ex gladio libertas", meaning "the sword of freedom", with the inscription meaning "the chest of freedom". | ||
Crown of Guns | All Hail | Possibly a reference the Crown of Thorns worn by Jesus Christ as he was crucified.
Also could be a reference to a crown of the same name from Nuclear Throne | ||
M16 | Underslung | In reference to the real-world gun of the same name. | ||
Zorgun | Don't Push The Red Button | In reference to Zorg and the weapons he sells in The Fifth Element. | ||
VertebraeK-47 | Nervous Yet? | Possibly a reference to the film Existenz, where a character forms a weapon out of several bones. | ||
Balloon Gun | Hot Air | Balloon animals - not only the appearance, but also the tying of them (see the reload animation). | ||
MAC10 | $#!^@ Never End | In reference to the real-world gun of the same name, and its subtext is a reference to the Biggie Smalls song 'Come On'. | ||
Triple Gun | Bullet the Stampede | References Trigun with the main character having the name "Vash The Stampede". | ||
Heck Blaster | Whoa, Nelly | In reference to Earthworm Jim and his catchphrase "Whoa, Nelly". | ||
Patriot | Gun Eater | In reference to the gun wielded by The Boss in Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater. | ||
Vulcan Cannon | Boundless Slaughter | In reference to the real life M134 Mini Gun, and Vulcan Raven from the Metal Gear series. | ||
Plague Pistol | Chemical Warfare | |||
Gungine | 12 Cylinder | This gun is a reference to the Vlambeer game Luftrausers, which features a bullet-firing engine of the same name. | ||
Dragunfire | Roar | The design of Dragunfire is that of the Bolter from the dystopian science-fantasy universe of Warhammer 40,000, its name is derived from the Dragonfire round which the Bolter can fire, and the tagline "Roar" is a reference to the Bolter's unique roaring sound when fired. | ||
Sniper Rifle | Scope Creep | A possible reference to the Sniper's stock primary from Team Fortress 2. | ||
A.W.P. | Noob Cannon | In reference to Counter-Strike's AWP and its allowance of inexperienced players to one-shot opponents. | ||
M1 | Bolt Action | In reference to the real-world gun of the same name. | ||
Winchester Rifle | Guns and Deviltry. | The mentioning of "deviltry" in the Ammonomicon may be a reference to the TV series Supernatural, in which the protagonists, Sam and Dean Winchester, often confront demons. It may also be in reference to the widow to the gun magnate Winchester Repeating Arms, who feared that the ghosts of the people killed by her late husband's weapons would haunt her, so she built her house to ward off the evil spirits (or devils). | ||
Corsair | Plot A Course | Corsairs were ships that were used for exploration before the advent of steam-powered ships. | ||
Railgun | Calibrating | Calibrating refers to a phrase of the character Garrus Vakarian of the Mass Effect franchise. | ||
Prototype Railgun | DANGER: HIGH VOLTAGE | This weapon is near identical in appearance and function to the Asymmetric Recoiless Carbine-920 of the Halo franchise, and the description is a reference to the MAC cannon. The pick-up text may also be a reference to the Electric Six Song "Danger! High Voltage". | ||
Void Marshal | Acquired Under The Table | Likely a reference to Han Solo's gun from Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope. | ||
Deck4rd | Unicorn Of Handguns | Deckard's gun from Blade Runner. | ||
The Judge | Hot Shot | Dredd's gun from Judge Dredd. | ||
Mourning Star | Satellite Rain | The Gears of War series's Hammer of Dawn | ||
Alien Sidearm | Shield Breaker | The description is most likely to the Halo plasma pistol, a charged shot from which will break an enemy's shield | ||
RUBE-ADYNE Prototype | It Never Quits | |||
RUBE-ADYNE MK.II | Polished Product | |||
Rubenstein's Monster | Unit 00 | A gun made out of the RUBE-ADYNE Prototype and the RUBE-ADYNE MK.II. The name is a reference to the novel "Frankenstein's Monster" by Mary Shelly.
This gun was shown in the Advanced Gungeons & Draguns trailer | ||
Mine Cutter | Safety First | The sprite is most likely a reference to the Dead Space plasma cutter. | ||
Void Core Assault Rifle | Rapid Fire | |||
Flash Ray | Ah Ahhh! | A reference to the Flash Gordon theme song by Queen | ||
Wind Up Gun | Charge It | In Reference to the gun featured in the Futurama episode "War is the H word". | ||
H4mmer | Many Bullets | |||
Snakemaker | SSSSSSSSSSS | Rick's laser pistol in the Rick and Morty animation. | ||
Hegemony Carbine | All The Same | |||
Screecher | Cover Your Ears! | A reference to the ear piercing screech created by the mythical creature "The Banshee" | ||
Laser Lotus | Level 5 | In reference to Pierce Hawthorne's cult from Community. | ||
Hegemony Rifle | So Precise | |||
Fightsabre | Heresy | In reference to the lightsaber from Star Wars. | ||
Helix | Splice 'n' Dice | DNA and gene splicing | ||
Laser Rifle | Blast Off! | |||
Crestfaller | Cold Reality | Reference to the Crestfallen Warrior from Dark Souls. | ||
Rad Gun | Totally Rad | 80s youth culture in the United States. The description pays homage to the introduction of Bad Dudes. | ||
Thunderclap | Lightning In A Bullet | Reference to the Plasma Gun from the Doom series. | ||
Charge Shot | Hold To Fire | Charge Shot (video game) | ||
Dark Marker | Big Bang | |||
Particulator | Strange Matter | Particle accelerators and particle showers. The description parodies one of the first lines of the book of Genesis. | ||
The Emperor | Electric Terror | Emperor Palpatine from Star Wars | ||
RPG | Leveled Up | Description is a reference to RPG games, in which characters can level up. | ||
Grenade Launcher | Fwomp! | Reference to the M79 grenade launcher, which is also known for it's distinctive report when firing. | ||
Stinger | Drone Warfare | Pays homage to the real-life rocket launcher of the same name. | ||
Com4nd0 | You're Fired | A reference to the 1985 movie "Commando". | ||
RC Rocket | Avoid User Error | A reference to the Nikita remote-controlled missile launcher in Metal Gear Solid. The description references the level where the player must use such a missile to bypass a corridor with an electrified floor. | ||
Yari Launcher | Hell. Yes. | In reference to the rocket launcher from Shadow Warrior's 2013 reboot. | ||
Lil' Bomber | ReFuse To Lose! | The gun and its bullets are suspiciously similar to the bombs laid by Bomberman. | ||
Grasschopper | Noisy | A reference to the Noisy Cricket - the miniature gun used by Agent J in the original "Men in Black". | ||
Bundle of Wands | Dark Arts | Wands in many traditional roguelikes are limited-use items which can be used to cast specific spells but have a chance of failing or backfiring on use. The synergy with Owl is a reference to the Harry Potter series, which also has wands. | ||
Staff of Firepower | Missing Link | A reference to the Fire Rod from the Legend of Zelda series. | ||
Witch Pistol | Spells Your Doom | A reference to Bayonetta's signature weapon, Scarborough Fair. | ||
Hexagun | Light Fantastic | The phrase "light fantastic" a possible reference to Terry Pratchett's 1986 fantasy novel bearing the same name | ||
Phoenix | Reborn In Flame | The mythical flying creature of the same name | ||
Magic Lamp | One Wish, Three Times | Refers to having 3 wishes from genies found in magic lamps | ||
Gunslinger's Ashes | Spirit, Willing | |||
Luxin Cannon | Omnichrome | In reference to the Light Bringer series by Brent Weeks. | ||
Gunther | Jealous Weapon | |||
Unicorn Horn | Fires Friendship | The rainbow shot and music reference Nyan Cat. The curse effect references the curse levied upon killers of unicorns in the Harry Potter series. | ||
Cobalt Hammer | Break Stuff | A reference to Twitch streamers CobaltStreak and RichardHammer. Somewhat similar to Mjolnir, the hammer wielded by the Norse god of thunder. The quote references a song of the same name by Limp Bizkit | ||
Frost Giant | Icy Grasp | The synergy effect likely references the boulder-throwing frost giants of Tales of Maj'Eyal. | ||
Bullet Bore | Mind Muncher | The Cerebral Bore from Turok 2: Seeds of Evil | ||
Cat Claw | Kneadle Your Foes! | The Needler from the Halo franchise. Also, the tendency of cats to knead certain objects, repeatedly extending and then retracting their claws. | ||
Megahand | -P- | Mega Man video game series. Main character's weapon. | ||
Demon Head | Wanged | Most likely a reference to the game Shadow Warrior in which the protagonist's name is Lo Wang and can use a demon head as a weapon. | ||
Heroine | Charge Beam Active | In reference to Samus' arm cannon from Metroid. | ||
Mutation | Didn't Need Two Anyway | The appearance of the beam is potentially a reference to the Oroboros infection from Resident Evil 5. | ||
Flame Hand | 2D6 + Int Mod | Most likely a reference to the Dungeons and Dragons' spell Burning Hands, 2D6 + Int Mod referring to a generic method for calculating the damage of a spell. | ||
Machine Fist | Avalanche Of Bullets | A reference to Barret Wallace from Final Fantasy 7, who famously replaced his prosthetic hand with a minigun mounted directly to his arm. "Avalanche" is the name of the group he leads at the start of the game. Also a reference to Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain, in which Big Boss can gain a RC Rocket Fist. | ||
Robot's Left Hand | See You Later | The Terminator universe | ||
Snowballer | May Contain Rocks | Refers to putting a rock into a snowball to make it hurt more when thrown. | ||
Super Meat Gun | Very Fast | Fires saw-blade traps similar to those from Super Meat Boy, the gun being a red cube with a small bandage alludes to the main character who shares the same name. | ||
Anvillain | Practical And Safe | Partial resemblance to certain ACME brand goods utilized by Wile E. Coyote in the Road Runner. cartoon | ||
Fossilized Gun | Proof That Guns Once Existed | The oil shot references the process by which crude oil formed out of buried prehistoric plant matter. | ||
Gamma Ray | Mean Green | A reference to the Laser Pistol from Fallout | ||
Freeze Ray | Ice To Meet You | Mr. Freeze's ice pun from Batman & Robin | ||
Science Cannon | Charged Particles | |||
Disintegrator | Return To Dust | The fourth and fifth iterations of the RYNO gun series in Ratchet & Clank. | ||
Proton Backpack | Crossing Streams | Ghostbusters movie. Don't cross the streams. | ||
Mega Douser | Contents Under Pressure | Based on the real life Super Soaker 50 model. The description references the Constant Pressure System utilized by its real-life counterpart. | ||
Plunger | Take Your Best Shot! | In reference to getting a shot from a needle. | ||
Raiden Coil | Shoot Em' Up | In reference to the Raiden shooter series' purple "toothpaste" laser. | ||
Moonscraper | Beeeeoooowwww! | The sprite is most likely a reference to the Moonraker Laser found in Goldeneye 007 | ||
Barrel | Nothin' Easier | A play on the idiom "Like shooting fish in a barrel", typically used when firing against easy targets at close range. | ||
Trick Gun | Reload To Transform | This gun is a reference to the transforming trick weapons from Bloodborne. | ||
Mailbox | Special Delivery | |||
Nail Gun | Pest Control | The description references the film Arachnophobia. | ||
Light Gun | Third-Party | Reference to the NES Zapper. The gun shooting out ducks is a reference to Duck Hunt. | ||
Mahoguny | 100% Organic | The name alludes to mahogany, a valuable kind of wood often used to make furniture. | ||
The Scrambler | Bullet Or The Gun? | The quote alludes to the famous the-chicken-or-the-egg debate | ||
Trashcannon | Take It Out! | Taking out the trash | ||
Glacier | Refill Your Trays | |||
Origuni | Thousand Cuts | Origami, an art form involving the folding of paper into aesthetically pleasing shapes. A reference to the ancient torture method “Death by a thousand cuts" | ||
The Kiln | Fires Pots | Reference to Legend of Zelda, in which you can find Rupees in pots. | ||
Skull Spitter | Hard Headed | A possible reference to Shadows of The Damned, being similar to Johnson, the talking gun. | ||
Buzzkill | Sawed On! | The term "Buzzkill" may be a reference to the Call of Duty games. | ||
Tear Jerker | Q_Q | Main method of attack from The Binding of Isaac. | ||
Starpew | Reap And Sow | Stardew Valley's watering can, which, as it is upgraded with superior metals, allows the user to charge the can and water multiple tiles of land at once. The final upgrade, the Iridium Watering Can, waters a 6x3 rectangle when fully charged. | ||
Eye of the Beholster | What A Beauty! | References the famous line, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder". | ||
Molotov Launcher | Exactly What You Think | |||
Shock Rifle | Zap | Duracell battery. | ||
Bait Launcher | Meat Your Maker | In Dead Rising 2, a tiger is tamed using steaks and fights alongside the player character. | ||
Brick Breaker | Wrong Kind Of Mortar | In reference to the bricks and shells from Super Mario. | ||
Betrayer's Shield | Actually A Gun | Blockner's own gun. | ||
Lower Case r | Alphabetical! | Possible reference to ASCII graphics in traditional roguelikes. | ||
Excaliber | Once And Future | Reference to King Arthur and the mythical sword Excalibur. | ||
Face Melter | Squiddley-squiddley-wheeyooo! | References Brütal Legend. | ||
Trident | Under The Sea | The Little Mermaid (Disney franchise). "Under the sea" is a quote from Sebastian's song. | ||
Abyssal Tentacle | Look Away | In reference to Day of the Tentacle. | ||
Quad Laser | No One Can Defeat It | Weapon of Aqua Teen Hunger Force's Mooninites. | ||
Pitchfork | Get Forked! | A play on words, real thing being "Get F****d!" | ||
Gungeon Ant | What Army? | |||
Alien Engine | The Dangerzone | |||
Microtransaction Gun | Pay To Win | The phrase "Pay to Win" refers to the ability for a player to pay with ingame or real money to get an advantage in a game. | ||
Poxcannon | Lousy T-Shirt | The term "pax pox" is a catch-all term used to describe diseases, such as smallpox(?), which are commonly contracted at conventions. | ||
T-Shirt Cannon | Machine Gun Wash Only! | The quote makes fun of a common phrase found on the labels of T-shirts fired out of pneumatic cannons at big events: "Machine wash only". | ||
Banana | Planpain | A reference to the Banana Bomb from the "Worms" series of video games. | ||
Bee Hive | Bzzzzzzz! | |||
Silencer | 300 Dead Count | A reference to the common use of pillows as a quiet murder weapon by smothering the victim.
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Camera | Say Cheese | A reference to the Tourist enemy from Toejam and Earl: Panic on Funkotron who attacks you by taking pictures of you with a bright flash. He says 'Say Cheese' to telegraph the attack. | ||
Directional Pad | Input Output | Several video games. The fireball special references Ryu's Hadouken attack in the Street Fighter series; the grappling special references Scorpion's rope-spear attack in the Mortal Kombat series; the reload animation references the Konami Code; and the destruction of the weapon upon expenditure of all its ammo alludes to the rapid wear and tear experienced by controllers used to play fighting games. | ||
Gunzheng | Hustle | The Chinese instrument called a guzheng. More specifically, the spear-shooting guzheng in Kung Fu Hustle. | ||
Sling | Outrageous! | In reference to the biblical tale of David and Goliath, in which David takes down the hulking Goliath with a single stone launched by a sling. The quote references Hamlet's famous soliloquy in the namesake play. | ||
Cactus | 1000 Needles! | 1000 Needles is a reference to the Cactaur enemies from the Final Fantasy series, which is an ability the enemy possesses. | ||
Black Hole Gun | Won't You Come | Reference to a song Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden. | ||
BSG | Big Shooty Gun | Reference to the BFG 9000 weapon from the Doom series. | ||
Compressed Air Tank | You Know My Work | In reference to the 1975 movie Jaws. | ||
Serious Cannon | Seriously MENTAL | In reference to the Serious Sam video game series. | ||
Makeshift Cannon | You Only Get One Shot | The improvised cannon in the "Arena" episode of Star Trek. The quote is a reference to Eminem's song "Lose Yourself" | ||
Devolver | Degenerates | References the publisher of Enter the Gungeon, Devolver Digital | ||
High Dragunfire | Pre-Rendered | |||
Sunlight Javelin | Brilliant Aura | Reference to the Sunlight Spear miracle from Dark Souls |
Items
Icon | Name | Quote | Reference | |
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Master Round | First Chamber | |||
Master Round | Second Chamber | |||
Master Round | Third Chamber | |||
Master Round | Fourth Chamber | |||
Master Round | Fifth Chamber | |||
Prime Primer | Old Magic | |||
Arcane Gunpowder | From The Deep | |||
Planar Lead | Astral Slug | |||
Obsidian Shell Casing | Indestructible | |||
Meatbun | On A Roll | |||
Medkit | Heals | |||
Ration | Calories, Mate | References the Calorie Mate from the Metal Gear Solid Series | ||
Orange | You're Not Alexander | The quote "You're Not Alexander" and the orange being a 3D model is a straight reference to the orange from God Hand | ||
Friendship Cookie | It's Delicious | |||
Bottle | Heart Container | A reference to the recurring item in the Legend of Zelda franchise of the same name. | ||
Bomb | Use For Boom | A reference to the recurring item in the Legend of Zelda franchise. | ||
Ice Bomb | Cool It! | |||
Chaff Grenade | Dazed And Confused | Reference to Chaff Grenades from the Metal Gear Solid series | ||
Proximity Mine | Use To Place | Same design as the proximity Mines from Goldeneye 007 | ||
Cluster Mine | Area Hazard | |||
C4 | Stick Boom | |||
Molotov | Feel The Burn | |||
Air Strike | Superior! | |||
Napalm Strike | Smells Great! | References the famous line from the film Apocalypse Now | ||
Roll Bomb | Power Charge | In reference to the morph ball bombs from the Metroid series. | ||
Big Boy | Set The World On Fire | In reference to the Fallout series. I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire by The Ink Spots is a song famously used in the series. | ||
iBomb Companion App | One For That | In reference to the saying that there's a mobile application for "everything". | ||
Supply Drop | I Need Mags! | |||
Ammo Synthesizer | Ammo Chance On Kills | |||
Armor Synthesizer | Play Well, Get Armor | |||
Heart Synthesizer | Play Well, Get Hearts | |||
Master of Unlocking | Play Well, Get Keys | A reference to Jill Valentine from the original Resident Evil (Biohazard), who is entrusted with a lockpick at the start of the game because she is, "the master of unlocking". | ||
Utility Belt | All Capacity Up! | Reference to Batman's trusty utility belt. | ||
Macho Brace | Value for Effort | Reference to the item of the same name in the Pokemon franchise. | ||
Hidden Compartment | Extra Space | |||
Backpack | Item Capacity Up! | |||
Scope | Steady Aim | |||
Laser Sight | King Of The Dot | |||
Ammo Belt | Ammo Capacity Up! | |||
Bullet Time | Dodge This | A reference to "The Matrix", famous for its "Bullet Time" scenes, where time is slowed down so much one can see individual bullets flying through the air. "Dodge this" is a quote by the character Trinity spoken immediately after such a scene. | ||
Aged Bell | Lacuna | |||
Singularity | Sucks | |||
Decoy | Get Him! | The tree stump sprite is likely a reference to decoys in Naruto, that always left a tree stump behind. | ||
Explosive Decoy | KABOOM! | Reference to how the item explodes. | ||
Melted Rock | Corpses Explode | Reference to Melting from Nuclear Throne, whose active ability is making corpses explode. | ||
Trusty Lockpicks | Who Needs Keys? | commonly a hairclip or Paperclip (though mostly hairclips) are used to break into locked rooms without the use of a key | ||
Smoke Bomb | Vanish! | "Ninja vanish!" from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 | ||
Box | Just A Box | In reference to Metal Gear's box disguise. | ||
Fortune's Favor | Use For Luck | Additional reference to Metal Gear, where the character, Fortune, possessed the ability to make bullets curve around her. | ||
Jar of Bees | The Pain! | Reference to The Pain from Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater | ||
Potion of Lead Skin | I'm Invincible! | |||
Double Vision | One For Each Of You | Likely a reference to the movie Tombstone. The character Doc Holiday, upon being told he was drunk enough to be seeing double, replies, "I've got two guns. One for each of you." | ||
Relodestone | Magunetic North | Lodestones, rocks which were magnetized by natural processes | ||
Poison Vial | For External Use Only | A reference to the common notice on poisonous cleaning products | ||
Potion of Gun Friendship | Temporary +1 To Gun | A reference to how a lot of RPG games describe incremental upgrades to gear by appending "+number" to their name (f.e. "Iron Sword +2"). | ||
Portable Turret | Some Assembly Required |
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Knife Shield | Use Again To Launch! | |||
Grappling Hook | Rapid Transit | Possibly a reference to the recurring Legend of Zelda item the hook shot, though it has gone by other names | ||
Stuffed Star | Protective Plush | Reference to the "Star" pickup item in the Mario series, which grants invulnerability. The sprite is a reference to the Lumas, which originate from the Super Mario Galaxy franchise. | ||
Boomerang | Usually Comes Back | References the boomerang item from the Legend of Zelda series. | ||
Shield of the Maiden | Block And Load | A play on words on the saying "Lock and Load" | ||
+1 Bullets | +1 To Bullet | A reference to how a lot of RPG games describe incremental upgrades to gear by appending "+number" to their name (f.e. "Iron Sword +2"). | ||
Rocket-Powered Bullets | Faster Bullets | |||
Heavy Bullets | Thunk! | A reference to the game Heavy Bullets. | ||
Shock Rounds | Electrified! | |||
Bouncy Bullets | Boiyoiyoing! | |||
Explosive Rounds | Mega Blast | |||
Ghost Bullets | Shoot Through | |||
Alpha Bullets | First! | The first letter of the Greek Alphabet | ||
Omega Bullets | Last! | The last letter of the Greek Alphabet | ||
Scattershot | Quantity Over Quality | |||
Irradiated Lead | Poison Shot | |||
Hot Lead | Chance To Ignite | |||
Frost Bullets | Icy Fire | |||
Charming Rounds | Made With Love | |||
Magic Bullets | Sufficiently Advanced | "Sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." | ||
Fat Bullets | Fatter = Stronger | |||
Angry Bullets | Hungry For More | Not a reference to the mobile game Angry Birds despite the word "Angry" in the name. | ||
Battery Bullets | Zap! | |||
Homing Bullets | Fire And Forget | A reference to the description of homing missiles fired by drones in the military. | ||
Shadow Bullets | Double Tap | Possibly a reference to the movie Zombieland, where one of the rules of survival is "The Double Tap" | ||
Easy Reload Bullets | Rolling Reload | |||
Stout Bullets | Up Close and Personal | |||
Remote Bullets | The Unseen Hand | The image roughly resembles a remote-controlled toy vehicle's controller | ||
Zombie Bullets | Unfinished Business | |||
Flak Bullets | Catch Some! | |||
Silver Bullets | Blessed Metal | A reference to folklore that states that a bullet cast in silver is the only way to kill certain monsters, like werewolves. | ||
Gilded Bullets | The Gun Percent | |||
Chaos Bullets | Taste The Painbow |
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Cursed Bullets | Too Spooky | |||
Chance Bullets | Good RNG | |||
Helix Bullets | Praise Be | A reference to the item from the Pokémon series. Flavor text references the near godlike praise of the item from a famous livestream called "Twitch Plays Pokémon." | ||
Bloody 9mm | Be Realistic | This item references the character Logen Ninefingers, also known as "The Bloody Nine", from "The First Law", a series of books by Joe Abercrombie. | ||
Bionic Leg | More Machine Than Man | Reference to Return of the Jedi "He's more machine now, than man." | ||
Shotgun Coffee | Speed Up | Description is a reference to an episode of Futurama, where Fry drank 100 cups of coffee and in turn became incredibly fast. | ||
Shotga Cola | Speed Up | References Nuka Cola from the Fallout franchise | ||
Ballistic Boots | Speedier Than A Bullet | |||
Magic Sweet | Free Stats | Reference to the Rare Candy item from the Pokémon series. | ||
Disarming Personality | For You? | |||
Mustache | A Familiar Face | References how Bello also has a Mustache. | ||
Lichy Trigger Finger | Rate of Fire Up | A parody of the phrase "itchy trigger finger", usually attributed to soldiers which are anxious to shoot something | ||
Enraging Photo | Don't Believe His Lies | The description is a reference to Memento, in which the protagonist has a polaroid with the words "Don't Believe His Lies" written on it. | ||
Ballot | Vote Of Confidence! | |||
Live Ammo | I'm A Bullet Too! | |||
Eyepatch | Hit Harder Less Often | |||
Military Training | Hold Facing Enemy | |||
Cartographer's Ring | Some Floors Are Familiar | |||
Ring of Fire Resistance | No Burns | In reference to RPGs. Such items are usually seen as a trope of the genre. | ||
Ring of Miserly Protection | Aids The Fiscally Responsible | |||
Unity | Our Powers Combined | A reference to Captain Planet, summoned by combining the power of five elemental rings. | ||
Ring of Chest Vampirism | Blood From Wood | |||
Cloranthy Ring | Dodge Power Up | A reference to the ring of the same name in the Dark Souls series | ||
Ring of Chest Friendship | Chest Friends Forever | A parody of the phrase "Best Friends Forever", often abbreviated as BFF | ||
Ring of Mimic Friendship | Unlikely Allies | |||
Ring of Triggers | Items == Guns | |||
Ring of Ethereal Form | Get Ethereal! | |||
Gundromeda Strain | All Enemies Weaker! | Likely a reference to the book The Andromeda Strain. The in-game sprite also seems to reference bacteriophages.
Also a reference to the Vlambeer game Nuclear throne, as one mutation with a purple crystal in it, makes enemies weaker. | ||
Broccoli | Makes You Strong | Potential reference to a typo in nutrition facts published by the United States government in the 1930s(?) which made spinach appear to have 10 times the iron content of any other vegetable. The quote is a common line which parents tell their kids in an attempt to convince them to eat vegetables at meals. | ||
Crutch | You Need It | Most Likely a reference to crutch items, a term usually used to describe things in games that are either easy to win with, or required to win with. | ||
Spice | A tantalizing cube of power. | Melange, a drug in the Dune universe which grants greatly enhanced mental powers but is highly addictive. | ||
Liquid Valkyrie | Maximum Pain | Likely reference to the drug 'Valkyr' from the game 'Max Payne' | ||
Bloody Eye | Slower Enemy Bullets | Reference to the drug of the same name from Cowboy Bebop. | ||
Gunknight Helmet | Armor Every Floor | |||
Gunknight Greaves | Armor Every Floor | |||
Gunknight Armor | Armor Every Floor | |||
Gunknight Gauntlet | Armor Every Floor | |||
Amulet of the Pit Lord | No Fall Damage | |||
Old Knight's Shield | Heavy With Experience | Ser Manuel's old Shield | ||
Old Knight's Helm | Protects Knowledge | Ser Manuel's Helmet | ||
Old Knight's Flask | Heals Per Floor | Reference to the Estus Flask, the primary healing item in the Dark Souls series. | ||
Old Crest | Armor Up | |||
Armor of Thorns | Your Body Is A Weapon | Reference to the armor worn by Kirk, Knight of Thorns of Dark Souls. Also possibly a reference to the Thorns enchantment from Minecraft. | ||
Full Metal Jacket | Automated Defenses | Reference to the classic movie of the same name, Full Metal Jacket. | ||
Heavy Boots | Low Center Of Mass | |||
Bug Boots | Yikes! | |||
Gunboots | They Go Down Well | Reference to the Gunboots worn by the protagonist in Downwell | ||
Springheel Boots | Double Jump | A reference to Spring-heeled Jack, an English urban legend from the Victorian era. | ||
Coin Crown | Play Well, Get Money | |||
Oiled Cylinder | Reload Faster | |||
Ice Cube | Items Recharge While Active | |||
Rolling Eye | Back At You | |||
Cigarettes | Hazardous To Health | A reference to Metal Gear Solid (and its sequels), in which the protagonist manages to sneak a pack of cigarettes past thorough inspection before his mission - an item whose usefulness is questioned by the other characters. | ||
Charm Horn | The Call Of Duty | |||
Cog of Battle | Active Reload | A reference to Gears of War and its Active Reload mechanic. | ||
Metronome | Better And Better | References the action of the same name from the Pokémon series. | ||
Honeycomb | Bee Prepared | References the item of the same name from Terraria. | ||
Map | Floor Revealed | |||
Gungeon Blueprint | Procedurally Updates | References the fact that each chamber you go to is procedurally generated. | ||
Sense of Direction | Surprisingly Rare. | An item referencing the Compass from the Legend of Zelda series. Flavor text is a reference to the fact that the Gungeon's walls and rooms shift, never staying the same for too long. | ||
Duct Tape | Friend Of Gunsmiths | Reference to the movie Aliens, in which the main character Ripley uses duct tape to combine two guns together. | ||
Gungeon Pepper | The Heat Is On! | A reference to the 1984 song "The Heat Is On" by Glenn Frey | ||
Antibody | Heals Up | |||
Pink Guon Stone | Increased Health | The Guon Stone series are in reference to Ioun Stones from Dungeons and Dragons, magical stones that floats around the user's head, grants minor buffs, and comes in different colors and shapes. | ||
White Guon Stone | Kindles Blanks | |||
Orange Guon Stone | Hot Rock | |||
Clear Guon Stone | Pure | |||
Green Guon Stone | Chance To Heal | |||
Red Guon Stone | Dodge Up | |||
Blue Guon Stone | On My Side | |||
Glass Guon Stone | Fleeting Defense | |||
Iron Coin | Valar Morgunis | This item is a reference to Game of Thrones,"Valar Morgunis" is a play on "Valar Morghulis", meaning "All men must die". | ||
Super Hot Watch | Suuuuuuper | SuperHOT, a game in which time only progresses when you move. | ||
Drum Clip | One Size Fits All | |||
Blood Brooch | What Music They Make! | Quote from Dracula (1931) "Listen to them, the children of the night. What music they make!" | ||
Backup Gun | Watch Your Back | Reference to the 1988 movie "Die Hard", in which the protagonist tapes a gun to their back to surprise an enemy when he pretends to surrender. | ||
Sunglasses | Bright Future | Lyrics from Timbuk 3's "The Future's So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades" | ||
Mimic Tooth Necklace | Chomp | References the Shark Tooth Necklace from Terraria. | ||
Escape Rope | Works Anywhere! | A reference to the item of the same name from the Pokémon series of games, where the item could return you to the entrance of a dungeon, cave, etc. | ||
Jetpack | To Fly | |||
Wax Wings | Too Close To The Gun | In reference to Icarus, who flew too close to the sun on wax wings. | ||
Blast Helmet | Duck And Cover | In-game sprite references the appearance of Megaman's helmet from the cartoon show: Captain N: The Game Master | ||
Lament Configurum | Shellraiser | A reference to the Lament Configuration from Hellraiser. | ||
Monster Blood | Twist To Open | A reference to the Goosebumps book of the same name. | ||
Nanomachines | Son | A reference to Senator Armstrong from Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance. | ||
Seven-Leaf Clover | Lucky! | The Seven Leaf Clover was an extremely lucky item from Futurama. | ||
Number 2 | Sidekick No More | A reference to the anime, Afro Samurai. | ||
Gold Ammolet | Blank Damage Up | |||
Chaos Ammolet | What Can Will | "What can happen, will happen." -Murphy's Law (a variant on Finagle's Law) | ||
Lodestone Ammolet | Blank Knockback Up | |||
Uranium Ammolet | Blanks Poison | |||
Copper Ammolet | Blanks Ignite | |||
Frost Ammolet | Chance To Freeze | |||
Table Tech Sight | Flip Multiplier | it's Ammonimocon Description mentions a TableSutra. this is a reference to the Kamasutra. an Indian book about Sexual acts.
(this reference goes for all Table Tech items) | ||
Table Tech Money | Flip Prosperity | |||
Table Tech Rocket | End Table | |||
Table Tech Rage | Flips Of Fury | |||
Table Tech Blanks | Flip Clarity | |||
Table Tech Stun | Flip Showmanship | |||
Heart Holster | On Your Sleeve | A reference to the proverb "Wear your heart on your sleeve". | ||
Heart Lunchbox | Healthy Meal | |||
Heart Locket | Memento Mori | Memento mori (Latin for "remember death") references the Latin Christian theory of reflection on mortality. | ||
Heart Bottle | Liquid Life | |||
Heart Purse | Form Begets Function | A reference to an architecture and industrial design phrase, meaning that the shape of something should primarily relate to its intended function. | ||
Ruby Bracelet | Thrown Guns Explode | |||
Sixth Chamber | Blessing Of Kaliber | |||
Busted Television | Broken And Heavy | |||
Coolant Leak | Don't Overheat! | |||
Heart of Ice | That's Cold | |||
Ancient Hero's Bandana | Limitless | This item is a reference to the Infinity Bandana from Metal Gear Solid. | ||
Bloodied Scarf | Blink Away | Appearance and function references the PS2 game Shinobi. | ||
Muscle Relaxant | Loosen Up | |||
Hip Holster | Quickdraw | A reference to the classic cowboy standoff, with the fastest person to draw winning | ||
Clone | The Real Me | |||
Sponge | Godliness | References the notable idiom, "Cleanliness is next to Godliness." | ||
Gas Mask | Breathe Deep | |||
Hazmat Suit | Safety Protocol | |||
Book of Chest Anatomy | Controlled Demolition | |||
Gun Soul | YOU DEFEATED | References the death mechanic from the Dark Souls series. | ||
Shelleton Key | Locks Are Dead To You | Reference to the Skeleton Key, a type of master key reduced to its essential parts. | ||
Brick of Cash | Secrets Of The Masons | The top of the brick roughly resembles the United States Dollar. Several of the founding members of the United States were Masons, members of Masonry (an ancient fraternity, sometimes called Freemasonry, which is likely descended from medieval stonemasonry guilds). | ||
Battle Standard | Set Your Own! | |||
Wingman | Got Your Back | |||
Wolf | Junior | The item sprite references Sniper Wolf from the Metal Gear franchise.
it's Ammonomicon Description is a Reference to the Japanese Dog Hachiko, though with a happier ending to it... | ||
Dog | Junior II | Tennis balls are common playthings for dogs kept as pets. | ||
Owl | Hoots And More | References Harry's owl companion, Hedwig from the Harry Potter series. Functionally references the OWL Drone from Killzone: Shadowfall. | ||
Super Space Turtle | Hero From Space | |||
R2G2 | Gunmech Robot | Reference to R2-D2 from Star Wars. | ||
Badge | By The Book | References many different buddy cop action films, along with their many tropes and notable lines. | ||
Ser Junkan | Next time... who is he? | |||
Chicken Flute | Fowl Play | Chickens in certain games of The Legend of Zelda series become aggressive if they are attacked too much. The image resembles the signature instrument of the N64-era installments, the ocarina. | ||
Space Friend | A Friend From The Space | A reference to the player ship in the shoot 'em up series Raiden. | ||
Pig | Shifty | The image resembles ribbons awarded to award-winning animals at county fairs | ||
Blank Companion's Ring | He Tries | |||
Briefcase of Cash | Avarice | |||
Galactic Medal of Valor | Courage Increased | |||
Bullet Idol | Vengeful Spirit | |||
Riddle of Lead | This You Can Trust | Reference to the central plot of the 1981 film 'Conan the Barbarian' | ||
Bracket Key | `debugkill | Reference to how certain games can have a debug menu to quickly kill every enemy in a room. | ||
Elder Blank | Excommunicate Bullets | The Elder Scrolls series | ||
Teleporter Prototype | Teleport?! | |||
Yellow Chamber | "the jammed thing" | This item is reference to Robert W. Chambers's book of short stories titled The King in Yellow. | ||
Chest Teleporter | Zap | |||
Loot Bag | Doesn't Float | Reference to achievement in PayDay, "Fish AI," in which you must fail the Watchdogs Day 2 mission by throwing the loot bag into the water. | ||
Drill | Sawgeant | A particular skill in PAYDAY 2, Drill Sawgeant, improves drills, devices which are usually noisy and take a while to break into safes. | ||
Clown Mask | Anonymity Aid | The mask of Dallas, one of the important characters in the PAYDAY series | ||
Junk | Next Time Use A Key | |||
Lies | Next Time Tell The Truth | |||
Scouter | Quality Assured | Reference to a tool of the same name from the Dragon Ball Z TV show. | ||
Windgunner | The Way Of Guns | Reference to Stormlight Archive Windrunners https://stormlightarchive.fandom.com/wiki/Windrunners | ||
Sprun | The Way Of Guns | Reference to Stormlight Archive Spren |