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[[Image:FMPPoster.jpg|thumb|right| | [[Image:FMPCoverart.jpg|thumb|right|300px|''Full Metal Panic!'' (2002)]] | ||
[[Image:FMP.jpg|thumb|right|300px|''Full Metal Panic?: Fumoffu'' (2003)]] | |||
[[Image:FMPPoster.jpg|thumb|right|300px|''Full Metal Panic!: The Second Raid'' (2005)]] | |||
''Full Metal Panic!'' is an action/comedy anime franchise based on a series of light novels by Shoji Gatoh. The first adaptation was in the form of a 26 episode television series taht covers the first three novels (''Fighting Boy Meets Girl'', ''Running One Night Stand'', and ''Into the Blue''). This was followed up by a 12 episode sequel series titled ''Full Metal Panic?: Fumoffu'', which used genre parodies and unused material from the first season to create a gag series. A third television series, ''Full Metal Panic!: The Second Raid'', picks up where the first series ends and adapts the fourth and fifth novels (''Ending Day by Day'' parts I and II) into 12 episodes. All three series have been released in English by Funimation and Madman Entertainment. | |||
'''The following firearms can be seen in the anime series ''Full Metal Panic!'' as well as its sequel series ''Full Metal Panic?: Fumoffu'' and ''Full Metal Panic!: The Second Raid'''''. | |||
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Revision as of 00:41, 24 October 2010
Full Metal Panic! is an action/comedy anime franchise based on a series of light novels by Shoji Gatoh. The first adaptation was in the form of a 26 episode television series taht covers the first three novels (Fighting Boy Meets Girl, Running One Night Stand, and Into the Blue). This was followed up by a 12 episode sequel series titled Full Metal Panic?: Fumoffu, which used genre parodies and unused material from the first season to create a gag series. A third television series, Full Metal Panic!: The Second Raid, picks up where the first series ends and adapts the fourth and fifth novels (Ending Day by Day parts I and II) into 12 episodes. All three series have been released in English by Funimation and Madman Entertainment.
The following firearms can be seen in the anime series Full Metal Panic! as well as its sequel series Full Metal Panic?: Fumoffu and Full Metal Panic!: The Second Raid.
Handguns
Glock 26
Sousuke Sagara uses a Glock 26 as his primary sidearm.
Steyr SPP
In addition to his Glock 26, Sousuke makes frequent use of a Steyr SSP that has been modified to be fully automatic.
Ruger KP89
A traitorous sailor on board the Tuatha De Danaan uses a suppressed Ruger KP89
Walther TPH
Teletha Testarossa's sidearm is a Walther TPH.
1911A1
A Yakuza thug is seen using a Colt M1911A1.
Smith and Wesson Centennial
A Smith & Wesson Model 642 Centennial with wood grips can be seen in Sousuke's arsenal.
Beretta 92F
Seina, the leader of the A21 terrorist group, uses a Beretta 92F.
Heckler & Koch P8
Melissa Mao uses a H&K P8 (Confirmed to be the P8 variant in the Furume Artbook).
SIG-Sauer P226
Several SIG P226 by multiple characters throughout the series, most notably by Gaurin, who has outfitted his with a laser pointer and sound suppressor, and by Xia Yu Lan, who experiences a stovepipe jam. She clears the jam quickly and easily, resulting in one of the series' most memorable moments for weapon enthusiasts.
Steyr M9
One of the traitors aboard the Tuatha De Danaan uses a Steyr M9 pistol.
H&K Mk 23 Mod 0
A Heckler & Koch Mark 23 Mod. 0 can be seen in the hands of a U.S. Navy Admiral.
CZ 75BD
The psychopathic Gates frequently uses a CZ 75BD.
Norinco Type 54
A Japanese yakuza thug in Fumoffu uses Norinco Type 54s.
Submachine guns
FN P90
The FN P90 makes frequent appearences in Full Metal Panic!, being used by everyone from Mithril troops to an overzealous police officer.
MAC-10
Near the end of the first television series, Gauron uses a MAC-10 chambered for 9mm Parabbellum
UC-M21
The Almagam terrorists who try to kidnap Kaname use UC-M21 submachine guns, on of which is commandeered by Sousuke.
MP5K PDW
Multiple H&K MP5K-PDW submachine guns can be seen throughout the series.
UZI
An IMI Uzi can be seen on a table of weapons inside of a terrorist hideout.
Assault Rifles
AKM
Various soldiers and terrorists can be seen using AKM rifles.
AKMSU
An AKMSU can be seen on the table of weapons in a terrorist hideout.
M16A2
Melissa Mao and Belfangan Clouseau are seen using M16A1 rifles outfitted with A2 handguards. Both rifles fire on full auto, denoting them as A1 models. Sousuke is also seen using a M16 with an M203 attachment while using the Bonta-kun power suit in Fumoffu.
Colt Model 609
Sagara uses a Colt Model 609 rifle during his mission in Helmajistan.
H&K G36E
During the mission in Scicily, Major Mao has a suitcase of weapons hidden in the back of her getaway car that contains a pair of Heckler & Koch G36E rifles. Even though G36 magazines have buds on either side that allows the user to snap magazines together, Weber duct tapes two magazines together jungle style.
AKS-74U
A squad of inept terrorists in The Second Raid use AKS-74U rifles.
Howa Type 89
The JGSDF soldiers in The Second Raid use Howa Type 89.
FN FNC
The troops in one of the countries that Mithril is tasked with operating in use FN FNC rifles.
Heckler & Koch 33
Some of the rebels working with Mithril use H&K 33 rifles.
Machine Guns
M249 SAW
A M249-E2 SAW can be seen inside Sousuke's apartment.
M60
A M60 machine gun can be seen on the table in the terrorists hideout.
Sniper Rifles
Walther WA 2000
Kurz Weber's weapon of choice is a Walther WA 2000. He is shown to be a very proficient marksman and can disable an ArmSlave with one well-placed shot.
VSS Vintorez
Weber uses a VSS Vintorez fitted with a night-vision scope during the mandatory hot-springs episode in Fumoffu.
SVD Dragunov
The Mithril agent code-named "Wraith" uses a SVD Dragunov sniper rifle.
Unidentified Rifle
Sousuke is seen using this rifle during a flashback.
Shotguns
Benelli M3 Super 90
Sousuke uses a Benelli M3 Super 90 during the beach episode in Fumoffu. Major Mao is also seen using a M3 Super 90 during her mission in Sicily.
Remington 870
Sousuke uses a Remington M870 loaded with rubber buckshot during an episode of Fumoffu.
Serbu Super Shorty
Failing to understand the concept of competitive martial arts, Sousuke uses a Serbu Super Shorty loaded with rubber slugs during a dojo match in Fumoffu.
Heavy Weapons
M203
During Fumoffu, Sousuke uses a M16 Rifle equipped with a M203 grenade launcher in conjunction with the series's iconic Bonta-Kun power armor.
Heckler & Koch HK69
Sousuke uses a Heckler & Koch HK69A1 grenade launcher during the beach episode of Fumoffu. He usually loads it with less-than-lethal ammo. At one point he accidentally loads a live grenade and destroys a pillar behind his target, and by luck the falling debris incapacitates his target.
RPG-7
Several RPG-7 launchers are seen throughout the series.
Other Weapons
CornerShot
Several Mithril soldiers use CornerShot systems equipped with suppressed Glock 17 pistols with extended magazines while operating within the confines of a series of underground tunnels. Note that the squad using the CornerShots don't turn on the cameras' viewing screens. Instead they wear a goggle attachment connected to the weapon itself. We can assume they connect directly to the camera from that.
Grenades
Sousuke is seen using a wide variety of grenades that includes smoke grenades, flash bangs, concussion grenades, and a few extras of his designs. Apparently the word moderation doesn't exist in his vocabulary.
Sarin Gas
Used by Sagara as a trap when someone was trying to tamper with bread that the students were trying to sell. Can you say "counterproductive"?
Taser M26
An civilian can be seen with a Advanced Taser M26.
