Ninurta

Designed with balanced performance in mind, this boomerang deliberately avoids the extreme characteristics of competitor models.

Final Fantasy XIII description

Ninurta (ニヌルタ, Ninuruta?) is a recurring weapon in the Final Fantasy series.

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Ninurta is a boomerang for Hope. It has equal Magic and Strength, and has "Physical Wall" trait. It can be bought in Up in Arms (2,800 gil) and found in Vile Peaks. It can be upgraded to Jatayu with a Perovskite. At max level it dismantles to thirteen Gyroscopes and a Crankshaft.

Level	Strength	Magic	Current Exp.	Exp. to Next lv	Exp. to ★
1	12	12	0	420	33,000
2	17	17	420	495	32,580
3	22	22	915	570	32,085
4	27	27	1,485	645	31,515
5	32	32	2,130	720	30,870
6	37	37	2,850	795	30,150
7	42	42	3,645	870	29,355
8	47	47	4,515	945	28,485
9	52	52	5,460	1,020	27,540
10	57	57	6,480	1,095	26,520
11	62	62	7,575	1,170	25,425
12	67	67	8,745	1,245	24,255
13	72	72	9,990	1,320	23,010
14	77	77	11,310	1,395	21,690
15	82	82	12,705	1,470	20,295
16	87	87	14,175	1,545	18,825
17	92	92	15,720	1,620	17,280
18	97	97	17,340	1,695	15,660
19	102	102	19,035	1,770	13,965
20	107	107	20,805	1,845	12,195
21	112	112	22,650	1,920	10,350
22	117	117	24,570	1,995	8,430
23	122	122	26,565	2,070	6,435
24	127	127	28,635	2,145	4,365
25	132	132	30,780	2,220	2,220
★	137	137	33,000	Perovskite	0

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Etymology[]

[view · edit · purge]Ninurta in Sumerian and the Akkadian mythology of Assyria and Babylonia was the god of Lagash, identified with Ningirsu with whom he may always have been identified. In older transliteration the name is rendered Ninib and Ninip, and in early commentary he was sometimes portrayed as a solar deity. In Nippur, Ninurta was worshiped as part of a triad of deities including his father, Enlil and his mother, Ninlil. Ninurta often appears holding a bow and arrow, a sickle sword, or a mace named Sharur: Sharur is capable of speech in the Sumerian legend "Deeds and Exploits of Ninurta" and can take the form of a winged lion and may represent an archetype for the later Shedu.