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- Exactly what qualifies as "particularly destructive" probably is in the eye (or ear) of the beholder, to some degree. Agatha's little [ mountain-piercing] [[Chronology - Volume #|✣ ]] ray gun is the reigning champion. André's Sonic Gun may or may not qualify, depending on one's standards. Projectile weapons like the Clank guns and Gil's Runcible Gun wouldn't qualify, regardless of their destructive capacity.
- A Death ray is a certain type of beam attack wielding magic that will instantly slay creatures hit by it, unless they are resistant. Both the PC and creatures are capable of using death rays in combat.
- The death ray is the giant alien raygun attached to the underside of the Mothership Zeta. It appears to be its main offensive weapon. The Lone Wanderer uses the ray to destroy an alien enemy ship, which begins to attack the hijacked Zeta.
- Fights at 5 in combat. Can't move on its own, but can be carried by any other unit. The unit's owner chooses which enemy unit is destroyed. Can't hit submarines.
- Death Ray is a Blue Mage skill that is learned from Hecteyes. It deals Dark damage to an enemy. This spell costs two Blue Magic Points to set.
- The fourteenth weapon upgrade available from an outpost.
- "Death Ray" was the nickname given to the cybernetically reanimated body of the late Ray Charles.
- Death Ray is an advantage to Experimental Blaster Doubles the chance that your Experimental Blaster deals additional damage when charged less than 1 second, and adds a very very small chance to auto-kill targets it effects. The auto-kill does not work on Master Villains and higher; instead, it deals an additional hit of damage from your Blaster.
- The Death Ray is the primary weapon on all Furon Saucers throughout the Destroy All Humans! series. Its devastating effects on the landscape and surrounding structures is quite gratifying. While the Death Ray has unlimited energy, it must recharge between bursts. The Death Ray is always the first weapon the Saucer is equipped with. In Path of the Furon, it can leave its toasted mark on buildings and terrain.
- The Death Ray is an equippable gun weapon for Jeff Andonuts in EarthBound, increasing his Offense by 90. While the game's programming states that it can be bought for $2300 and sold for $1150, it can only be acquired in the Tenda Village in a Trash Can next to an assortment of junk. Image:SlimyLittlePile.gifThis article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- The Death Ray was faily made by Gary,he wanted to make a flower ray(god who knows why) and it failed.Herbert took it,A group of agents stopped him then Lily8763 was in charge to take care of it.
- The Death Ray (formerly the stun ray) was a ray gun designed to kill people, using short red blasts; it was presumably powered by Wonderflonium. Dr. Horrible eventually created one from a modified Stun Ray, in an event which marked the beginning of his descent into evil. Dr. Horrible fired it several times successfully in the air to frighten his audience at the unveiling of a statue of Captain Hammer. It was forcibly taken from Horrible by Captain Hammer who turned it on him. In the process of taking the Death Ray it got damaged and so when Hammer tried to kill Horrible with it, it malfunctioned, instantly exploding into pieces. Two pieces of shrapnel from the exploding Death Ray impaled Penny in her torso, resulting in her death.
- "Well, he's been attacking the aliens with his death ray." "It's a shame we don't have one." - Paris and Tuvok (VOY: "Bride of Chaotica!") "Death ray" was the term, popularized on Earth, which described the sort of weaponry possessed by potentially hostile aliens from other planets. When Quark was stuck in 20th century Earth, he threatened to harm Nurse Faith Garland with his death ray. However, as Lieutenant General Rex Denning observed, "It looks like a finger to me." (DS9: "Little Green Men")
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