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| - ARMS is a fighting sports game developed by Nintendo that uses extendable arms for battle. It's similar to boxing in that the player strikes their opponents with their fists but, the Arms stretch to reach the opponent across the stage. ARMS can be played on split-screens, online or with Switch vs Switch.
- Arms is a Badnik with long, bendy arms. He is the first competitor in the game Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine.
- Arms (o ARMS) es un videojuego de lucha desarrollado por Nintendo para mostrar características de la Nintendo Switch, principalmente de los sensores de movimiento. Este fue revelado en la presentación de Switch en el 13 de enero de 2017 y en la Nintendo Treehouse que seguía a dicho evento.
- In range of attack, a line of squares (5px width/height) shoots out of its arm as the appear and disappear in a way similar to the Angel's "yo-yo" attack, usually in a rate of 5 sq/s, whilst cannot pass through terrain nor enemies (there are a few exceptions to this, however). All arms are used as offensive weapons, and the Cyborg will not be able to attack (either the arm after AGI has passed, or with its leg) until all the squares have returned. The average Range is 40. If the arm is unequipped, it will NOT hinder the Cyborg's AI. Due to the momentum in sending/getting the arm, the cyborg can still be dragged, but the line of squares will sparse out and dense in the further and near the cyborg is dragged from the source of the shooting spot, respectively.
- Arms (剛腕(アームズ) Āmuzu) is a Sky Dragon Slayer Enchantment.
- Arms 15px|Terme Officiel fourni par Pika Édition, il ne faut pas le modifier ! (剛腕 (アームズ), Āmuzu) est un sort de soutien de base de la Magie du Chasseur de Dragon Céleste et d'Enchantement.
- Arms is one of the three types of crafting, along with Mysticism and Science. It is strong in buffing Endurance, Constitution, and Strength, but has no Presence.
- <default>Arms</default> link=http://www.a-rms.co.jp Inhaber CEO Gründung Aufgegeben Standort Angebot(e) Geschäftsfeld(er) Slogan Homepage Y.K. Arms (有限会社アームス, Yūgen-gaisha Āmusu?, engl. Arms Corporation) ist ein japanisches Animationsstudio.
- The arms industry plays a significant part in the Sixth World. With the destabilization of many nations, the increase in armed conflict, and the growth of the private security sector, the armament and the related defense markets have experienced a boom over the last 60 years. The arms industry primarily cover infantry small arms and heavy weapons, as well as munitions. Major Players:
* Ares
* Renraku
* Saeder-Krupp
- thumb|263px Arms parece ser un androide robot con brazos articulados. Él es el primer competidor en Doctor Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine.
- Or whatever term from Jailbreak, Problem Sleuth, or Homestuck you prefer. Newly introduced characters tend to have no visible arms, and attempts to grow or retrieve arms result in getting berated by the narrator. You wonder why you didn't see them before. In the Midnight Crew intermission, Snowman actually did retrieve Spades Slick's arm from a safe. In some cases, it may be used as a pun where "arms" refers to weapons, but the character responds in the same fashion.
- There are two types of arms; normal arms capable of holding weapons, and weapon arms that are weapons: Normal arms are prehensile, five fingered units designed to hold weapons such as rifles, pulse rifles, blades, etc. The type of arm used determines key stats, such as the regular ones (AP, weight, energy drain), but also more specific ones (aim precision, blading ability).
- The tastiest part of the arm is the armpit, which comes in a variety of flavours, though most are of the salted variety. (at least according to pat bishop, rus limbaugh says that he likes the elbow best, especially off of an infant!) The worst part of the arm to eat is the wrist, as it leaves a bad after taste and contains too many vitamins, which are bad for you.
- The acronym ARMS (or sometimes ARMs, or just ARM) is the motif recurring throughout the Wild Arms series of games. The meaning of ARMS changes constantly, often within the context of each game itself. The explanation of each of the known uses of the acronym is explained in the titles below. This was officially reverted to "Wild Arms", with correct capitalization, by Sony of America, though documentation for all the games in the series conflates the issue. The original "Wild Arms" game, for instance, can sometimes still be called "WILD ARMS", even in new material.
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