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Latest revision as of 04:39, 28 December 2015
The following weapons were used in the anime series Space Dandy:
AK-47
A Gogol Empire-hired mercenary uses an AK-47 assault rifle in "Sometimes You Can't Live with Dying, Baby".
Panzerschreck
Dandy somehow was able to pull a Panzerschreck (with the stock incorrectly positioned on the front...) from his back in "There's Always Tomorrow, Baby" to destroy a calendar that was responsible for maintaining the "Groundhog Day"-style time loop.
Sten Mk III
What appears to be a Sten Mk III is used by Dandy when he first attempts to destroy the calendar causing the groundhog loop in "There's Always Tomorrow, Baby".
Walther PP
Bea uses a stainless Walther PP to gun down Dr. Gel and take out a holographic projector of Admiral Perry near the end of "Never-ending Dandy, Baby".
