Banefire boomerang
The Banefire boomerang is a boomerang in the series.
| Banefire boomerang | |
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| Japanese | フレイムカッター |
| Romaji | Fureimu katta |
| Old localisations | None |
| Found in | Dragon Quest IX Dragon Quest XI |
| Effect | Inflicts damage to all enemies when attacking. Deals fire-elemental damage when attacking. |
Characteristics edit
In its first appearance, the banefire boomerang shared a near-identical appearance to its less powerful version, being a boomerang made out of a sharp, fiery orange metal with a red cloth handle and an orange gemstone in the center. The only difference is that its edges have been polished to a high sheen. For its next appearance, the banefire boomerang instead appears to be made out of a dark reddish-black metal with a black cloth handle and an indigo gemstone at its center.
Appearances edit
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies edit
Banefire boomerang (フレイムカッター)
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age edit
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| Description | ||||
| A missile weapon forged from the very essence of flame.[2] | ||||
| Rarity | ||||
| A | ||||
| Stats (Base/+1/2/3) | ||||
| Attack +80/86/90/95 | ||||
| Notes | ||||
| Deals fire-elemental damage when attacking. Requires 20 Perfectionist's pearls to rework. |
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| Price (Buy/Sell) | Location | |||
| N/a / 6,000 | Fun-Size Forge only. | |||
| Forging Difficulty | ||||
| ★★★★☆ | ||||
| Ingredients | ||||
 x3 +  x3 +  +  |
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| Characters | ||||
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The recipe book Sizzling Styles contains the recipe for the banefire boomerang. It can be found in a treasure chest at the Hotto Steppe's Northern Whale Way Station behind a door that can be opened with the ultimate key.
In Other Languages edit
| Language | Translation | Meaning |
 Español | Pirobumerán | Spanish for "pyro boomerang", derived from the Latin pyro, which means fire. |
 Français | Boomerang incandescent | French for "incandescent boomerang". |
 Deutsch | Feuerfluch-bumerang | German for "fire curse boomerang". |
 Italiano | Fiamma volante | Italian for "flying flame". |