Topic: Most Powerful Weapon??

[darkwzrd4]

What is the most powerful weapon in the series??

Personally, I think that is the crissagrim (spelling) from SotN.

[Thomas Belmont]

In Reply To #1

The Vampire KIller!

[Kale]

THE SWORD OF DAWN! Look at the SIZE OF THAT THING!

[darkwzrd4]

When I say the most powerful, I mean the weapon that can kill the strongest enemies the easiest. 

[Slayer]

Considering the classic series, the Axe does the most damage, but if used correctly, Holy Water can kill strong enemies the quickest in many CV games where the flames stay in one place.  Otherwise, the cross will kill the quickest.
If your talking about Castleroids, then Crissagrim by far...

[mgfcortez]

yeah the Crissagrim kills everything!
theres nothing more powerful think if they gave a bad guy that sword
you get your ass killed in 20 sec.lol

[Kale]

pssh, power of sire! if anything, away from harm and makes you twitch to death if nothing else!

[Dark Nemesis]

For me is Claim Solais or it's newest name, holy claymore!

[Marty Belmont]

Holy water, both originals and Metroidvanias.

[Mr Sven]

I will go with bibuti or the original throwing knife....

Nah, but seriously everyone knows its the crissaegrim. stats wise its actually the sword familiar but chrissy strikes faster.

favourite weapon is a more open question. for that my vote would be the mourneblade and the coolness that is balmung.. it looks ace and makes a neat "whooshing noise" when you use it.

[darkwzrd4]

It's settled.  The crissagrim is the most powerful/effective weapon.

[Mr Sven]

I never really understood why the caled it the Crissaegrim anyway... they stole the name from a place in tolkein mythos where bird like men lived.... it's not actually named after any sword in fiction or reality but a PLACE

[Steve]

Jeremy Blaustein peppered his localization of Symphony with all kinds of extra Tolkien references, even where they didn't quite make sense.  In the Japanese version, Crissaegrim is called Val Manwe; admittedly, it's still a Tolkien reference, but at least it refers to a person--Manwe Sulimo, leader of the Valar, whose name means "Blessed Wind"--rather than a mountain range.

[Long John Silver]

In the Japanese version, Crissaegrim is called Val Manwe;

So it's basically the same thing as aos/dos valmanway. Interesting. Not that I had doubts, it acted the same way.

[The Last Belmont]

The magic gun from COM. That thing was strong.