Banefire boomerang

The Banefire boomerang is a boomerang in the series.

Banefire boomerang
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)
 
Description
A boomerang blessed with the power of billowing flames.[1]
Attributes Rarity Price
Attack +80
Style +67
★★★☆☆ NA 9,750
Vocations Notes
    Deals fire-elemental damage when attacking.
Location
Krak Pot only.
Ingredient 1 Ingredient 2 Ingredient 3
 
Flametang boomerang
 
Sunstone
 
Rockbomb shard x3

Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age edit

Banefire boomerang  
 
Description
A missile weapon forged from the very essence of flame.[2]
Stats (Base/+1/2/3) Rarity Price (Buy/Sell)
Attack +80/86/90/95 A N/a / 6,000
Notes Forging Difficulty Ingredients
Deals fire-elemental damage when attacking.
Requires 20 Perfectionist's pearls to rework.
★★★★☆   x3 +   x3 +   +  
Characters
 
Location
Fun-Size Forge only.

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
  EspañolPirobumeránSpanish for "pyro boomerang", derived from the Latin pyro, which means fire.
  FrançaisBoomerang incandescentFrench for "incandescent boomerang".
  DeutschFeuerfluch-bumerangGerman for "fire curse boomerang".
  ItalianoFiamma volanteItalian for "flying flame".

Related weapons edit

References edit

  1. ↑ Nintendo DS version.
  2. ↑ Sony PlayStation 4, Steam, Nintendo Switch, and Steam versions.