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* The ''[[Star Trek: The Animated Series]]'' episode "The Slaver Weapon" (based on [[Larry Niven]]'s short story "The Soft Weapon"). |
* The ''[[Star Trek: The Animated Series]]'' episode "The Slaver Weapon" (based on [[Larry Niven]]'s short story "The Soft Weapon"). |
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* ''[[Galtar and the Golden Lance]]'': the titular hero wields the titular weapon as a pair of sabers, which can join together at the pommel into a [[Double Weapon]] or combine into a more powerful sword, it also [[Retractable Weapon|retracts]] into a double pommel shaped stick. |
* ''[[Galtar and the Golden Lance]]'': the titular hero wields the titular weapon as a pair of sabers, which can join together at the pommel into a [[Double Weapon]] or combine into a more powerful sword, it also [[Retractable Weapon|retracts]] into a double pommel shaped stick. |
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* The vast majority of the weapons we see in ''[[RWBY]]'' have at least two forms/functions. The few exceptions include Jaune's sword (although his shield might count), Ren's pistols (which while combining blades and guns haven't yet shown ability to change shape), and Torchwick's cane-gun. |
* The vast majority of the weapons we see in ''[[RWBY]]'' have at least two forms/functions. The few exceptions include Jaune's sword (although his shield might count) prior to V4, Ren's pistols (which while combining blades and guns haven't yet shown ability to change shape), and Torchwick's cane-gun. |
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