Fufu, every weapon in this series had such a cool, sporty and mechanical feel to it.

With two revolvers and two grips, it looks like it might be pretty tricky to handle.

I think this is probably a combining type of weapon. So I’m sure it can split into two, letting you fight with one in each hand!

It really has that sci-fi anime feel to it, doesn’t it?

Fufu, the glowing effects certainly look like ribbons, but the design itself feels sleek, sporty, and futuristic, doesn’t it?

Fufu, it was wonderful how the Samurai weapons gradually evolved from exotic designs into something more and more traditionally Japanese.

Whether a Kirin is cute or not is another matter, but it certainly is a flashy katana with an exotic design.

The original katana already had such a striking design that, somehow, the glowing effects actually make it feel more complete.

It looks like it might curse whoever carries it. (Maybe a demon will possess you and turn you into a little demon sister, lol.)

Fufu, after everything we’d seen along the way, who could have imagined that the final form would be such an emotional and beautiful katana?

Fufu, the Black Mage staves had so many interesting variations, didn’t they?

But judging by the way that stone glows, maybe it’s actually a futuristic cyber crystal?

Since it’s a wooden staff, it kind of looks like a torch too.

Fufu, it looks a little like a traditional Japanese pellet drum. It’s rather cute, isn’t it?

Those melting purple candles look rather cursed… Just what you’d expect from a Black Mage.

Fufu, every one of the Red Mage’s PWs had such a lovely antique-treasure feel, didn’t they?

Its noble design looks easy to match with all kinds of outfits, which is nice.

That really is a nice color. It feels so very Red Mage, and maybe even a little cool.

Compared to the red effect from before, this one feels much more like “flames,” doesn’t it? It brings to mind something like a phoenix.

Fufu, the pink and blue effects swirl round and round, so it really does look like ribbons twirling, doesn’t it?

Fufu, every one of the Summoner’s books had such a lovely antique feel, didn’t they?

The whole book has such a noble air, but there’s an eye on the cover, which gives it a slightly ominous touch too.

It’s a green aura, just the kind you love, Norico-chan. I bet this one will come in really handy.

Together with the red effect, it has that eerie, unsettling design you’d expect from a true grimoire.

Bat → wrapped in an aura → dragon → the Dragon King’s castle… This evolution almost tells a little story, doesn’t it? It’s really fun.

Every single one had that dark fantasy feel that suits the Reaper so well. Such a cool series!

This design is overflowing with chuuni vibes. Just the kind of thing Norirow-san would love.

That bewitching look is so very Reaper, and I love how only the inner edge of the blade glows. Such a nice touch.

The scythe itself has a dark, crow-like design, yet the golden effects give it a luxurious feel.

Fufu, especially when it’s on your back, it looks like a scythe made of magma. It’s a really edgy design.

They were all so classic, with a little steampunk flair too. Every one of them was lovely!

It’s a Scholar weapon, so maybe that’s a navigational protractor?

Fufu, that subtle, elegant effect is really nice. And it’s your favorite green too, Norico-chan.

True, the golden effect gives it a rather noble air, doesn’t it.

It looks like a compass too… so maybe every Scholar PW this time was themed around navigation tools.

They really were a gorgeous, glamorous series, just what you’d expect for a Dancer.

Maybe they were inspired by assassin’s weapons, like a ninja’s kunai?

There’s something bewitching about them too, so they might be easy to match with all kinds of outfits.

Maybe the blades are so small because of that “sacred” image, the way priests use maces instead of blades.

Fan-shaped weapons are surprisingly rare in this world, so these are truly a precious treasure.

Ooh, what really stands out this time is how it gets slimmer and smaller with every upgrade!

A quad rocket launcher? That’s bound to be right up Norirow-san’s alley, heh.

Ooh, it’s evolved into something that’s more than just cool—this might be the best treasure yet!

It’s probably not actually meant to be Japanese-style, but it’s funny how it looks that way, effects and all.

Nice! I really do think revolvers are the coolest kind of gun!

Fufu, the Bard series somehow feels like it has a Tural-ish vibe to it.

The bird monument decorating the tip of the bow feels very Tural too, since they have a tradition of bird worship.

Well, with that glowing effect, it does kind of look like it’s wrapped in a fiery aura.

I suppose any flat brown board looks like a chocolate bar to you, Norico-chan……

What’s fun about this one is how much dyeing completely changes its look.