Curved, wooden throwing weapon.
Boomerangs (ブーメラン, Būmeran?) are a recurring weapon in the Final Fantasy series. It is usually associated with the Thief and Ninja job classes.
Appearances
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Final Fantasy IVEdit
The Boomerang.
Edge is the only playable character that can equip thrown weapons. The actual Boomerang is the weakest thrown weapon that Edge can equip.
- Boomerang
- Full Moon
- Rising Sun (GBA/PSP)
Final Fantasy IV: The After YearsEdit
Boomerangs are equippable by Edge and Tsukinowa.
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Final Fantasy VEdit
Boomerangs can be equipped by Freelancers, Thieves, Ninjas and Mimes. Boomerangs deal damage based on Strength and Agility.
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Final Fantasy VIEdit
Various throwing weapons, including boomerangs.
Locke Cole is the only character that can equip boomerangs, chakrams and hybrid throwing/bladed weapons, despite lacking the Throw ability.
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Final Fantasy VIIEdit
The Boomerang.
All of Yuffie's shuriken act like boomerangs.
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Final Fantasy XIEdit
Boomerangs are a type of throwing weapon, which are reusable and require no ammunition, but are only available to Warriors, Thieves, and Rangers.
Final Fantasy XIIIEdit
The Ninurta.
Hope Estheim uses a folding boomerang as his primary weapon of choice. Most of his weapons are named after mythical birds.
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Final Fantasy TacticsEdit
Found within the weapons' graphical in-battle sprites within the game's data, there is a unused boomerang sprite located with the various weapon and shield sprites. There is no weapon data for the boomerang weapon type. The reason for why it does not appear within the final product is unknown, but it could be assumed that the developers could not make the weapon return to the owner's hand after being thrown at a target much like how boomerangs behave.
Final Fantasy Legend IIIEdit
Boomerangs can be equipped by all four main characters.
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EtymologyEdit
A boomerang is a thrown tool, typically constructed as a flat aerofoil, designed to spin about an axis perpendicular to the direction of its flight. A returning boomerang is designed to return to the thrower. Boomerangs have been historically used for hunting, as well as a sport and entertainment.
