Royal Rapier: Difference between revisions

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If your characters are living in [[The Cavalier Years]], and especially musketeers are involved, you can definitely expect them to use rapiers.

Also included is the [~~http://en.~~wikipedia~~.org/wiki/Espada_ropera~~ espada ropera].

Also included is the [[wikipedia:Espada ropera|espada ropera]].

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* Pierre from ''[[Chrono Cross (Video Game)|Chrono Cross]]''

* Prince Peasley from ''[[Mario and Luigi Superstar Saga (Video Game)|Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga]]''

* ''[[Fire Emblem]]'': The Rapier is the traditional weapon of the main heroes of the Lord class, serving as both an [[Anti Cavalry]] and [[Armor-Piercing Attack|armor piercing]] weapon. More often than not, those who don't wield a Rapier are given a functional [[Expy]] in one of the other weapon types.

* ''[[Fire Emblem]]'': The Rapier is the traditional weapon of the main heroes of the Lord class, serving as both an [[Anti-Cavalry]] and [[Armor-Piercing Attack|armor piercing]] weapon. More often than not, those who don't wield a Rapier are given a functional [[Expy]] in one of the other weapon types.

* ''[[Persona 3]]'': [[Ojou|Mitsuru's]] [[Weapon of Choice]]. [[Gratuitous French|C'est Magnifique]].

** While it is her default weapon, she can use any one-handed sword weapons, which include non-rapiers. She still, however, uses them ''as'' a rapier, slashing once on her first hit, stabbing multiple times on the second, and then ''[[Combat Stilettos|kicking the enemy in the face]]'' with the third.

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[[Category:Weapons and Wielding Tropes]]

[[Category:Royal Rapier]]

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