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Line 7: Of course, sometimes ancient artifacts do, indeed, turn out to be weapons. Compare [[When All You Have Is a Hammer]]. {{examples}} == [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] == * In ''[[Outlaw Star]]'', Aisha Clanclan assumes that the Galactic Leyline has to be made out of Dragonite, or otherwise affiliated with the substance. * Jinnai from ''[[El -Hazard: The Magnificent World]]'' assumes that pretty much ''anything'' mysterious is a weapon. Eye of God? Weapon. Ancient demon? Weapon. That fancy stick over there? Ultimate weapon. The problem is that most of the time, he's right. * ''[[Great Teacher Onizuka]]'' goes on a treasure hunt and finds what is obviously an ancient treasure worth millions. Unfortunately, this one WAS a weapon (a bomb). Line 34 ⟶ 36: {{reflist}} [[Category:~~{{BASEPAGENAME}}~~This Trope is Obviously a Weapon]] [[Category:Weapon Tropes]]▼ [[Category:Stupidity Tropes]] [[Category:Military and Warfare Tropes]] ▲[[Category:~~Weapon~~Weapons and Wielding Tropes]]