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** The Mine Thrower. Awesome firepower with a tracking upgrade, but typically not worth the inventory space. This is made worse by the fact that ammo for it tends to be ''[[Too Awesome to Use|even rarer than Magnum ammo]]''. It is also quite easy to kill yourself with it, if you're careless.
** The Mine Thrower. Awesome firepower with a tracking upgrade, but typically not worth the inventory space. This is made worse by the fact that ammo for it tends to be ''[[Too Awesome to Use|even rarer than Magnum ammo]]''. It is also quite easy to kill yourself with it, if you're careless.
*** Ammo does, however, become more common the more an item is used, making Mine Thrower ammo potentially pop up all the time.
*** Ammo does, however, become more common the more an item is used, making Mine Thrower ammo potentially pop up all the time.
** The Killer7 (yes, [[Shout-Out|that]] [[Killer 7]]) Magnum. Its rival, the [[Awesome Yet Practical|Broken]] [[Revolvers Are Just Better|Butterfly]], has more power (35.0 vs '''50.0'''), a [[Rule of Cool|a badass reload animation]], and it can be found mid-game for ''free''. The Killer7... holds two more bullets and has a faster reload. It's also only available in the end game, has no exclusive upgrade, and the Broken Butterfly surpasses it most of the time anyway because its upgrades are available earlier on.
** The Killer7 (yes, [[Shout-Out|that]] [[Killer7]]) Magnum. Its rival, the [[Awesome Yet Practical|Broken]] [[Revolvers Are Just Better|Butterfly]], has more power (35.0 vs '''50.0'''), a [[Rule of Cool|a badass reload animation]], and it can be found mid-game for ''free''. The Killer7... holds two more bullets and has a faster reload. It's also only available in the end game, has no exclusive upgrade, and the Broken Butterfly surpasses it most of the time anyway because its upgrades are available earlier on.
** The Large Carp. It's easy to find in the village's well and lake, is practically free and restores life completely...but it's HUGE (you could store six First-Aid Sprays or twelve Golden Eggs in the same space) and doesn't even sell too well (only 2300 Pesetas, slightly more than a hand grenade). Though it's good to catch one and heal up on the go after fighting Del Lago in order to save herbs and sprays.
** The Large Carp. It's easy to find in the village's well and lake, is practically free and restores life completely...but it's HUGE (you could store six First-Aid Sprays or twelve Golden Eggs in the same space) and doesn't even sell too well (only 2300 Pesetas, slightly more than a hand grenade). Though it's good to catch one and heal up on the go after fighting Del Lago in order to save herbs and sprays.
** The Matilda burst fire pistol. Looks cool, but pretty much all of the normal handguns use bullets more efficiently and take less space. It's also a [[New Game+]] weapon, meaning you've unlocked the [[Infinity+1 Sword|Infinity Plus One Guns]] already.
** The Matilda burst fire pistol. Looks cool, but pretty much all of the normal handguns use bullets more efficiently and take less space. It's also a [[New Game+]] weapon, meaning you've unlocked the [[Infinity+1 Sword|Infinity Plus One Guns]] already.
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