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The Bowgun (ボウガン Bougan) is a Bow that appears rather infrequently in the Fire Emblem Series. In both Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light and TearRing Saga: Utna Heroes Saga, the Bowgun is superior to the Iron Bow but inferior to the Steel Bow in terms of Might. The Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light iteration of this bow is also characterized by a Critical rate that surpasses that of the Iron Bow.

In Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn, the Bowgun is the weakest of the five Crossbow weapons that are obtainable in the game. This bow permits its wielder to perform close-range attacks in addition to the standard ranged attacks that are an inherent characteristic of bows. While the Bowgun's Might is high, Strength does not play a role in determining damage output making it less powerful than it appears. Supports that increase attack power will still work however, as these target the Attack Power of the wielder instead of the weapon's Might or Strength. Like its other Crossbow counterparts, the Bowgun's Hit Rate is very high at 100%, although this is offset by its inability to award weapon exp.

Weapon StatsEdit

Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of LightEdit

Name Type

Bowgun

Bow

WLv Uses Mt Hit Crt Rng Wt Worth
2 37 5 100% 20% 2 2 950
Effect

-

TearRing Saga: Utna Heroes SagaEdit

Name Type

BowgunTRS Bowgun

TS Bow Bow

WLv WHp Power Hit Crt Rng Wt Worth
3 44 8 90% 0% 2 10 1,000
Effect

-

Fire Emblem: Radiant DawnEdit

Name Type

Bowgun Bowgun

FE10 Bow Crossbow

Rank Uses Mt Hit Crt Rng Wt WEx Worth
Prf* 40 24 100% 0% 1-2 12 - 2,000
Effect

Effective against Pegasi and Bird Laguz; ignores the user's Strength.

* - Preference = Warriors and Snipers.

Item LocationsEdit

Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of LightEdit

Method Location
Inventory Gordin
Armouries Ch. 1 • Ch. 4 • Ch. 5 • Ch. 6 • Ch. 7 • Ch. 8 • Ch. 9 • Ch. 10 • Ch. 11 • Ch. 13 • Ch. 22

TearRing Saga: Utna Heroes SagaEdit

Method Location
Dropped M3
Armouries M7 • Verge • Welt Palace • Rimne

Fire Emblem: Radiant DawnEdit

Method Location
Armouries Part 3: Ch. 2 • Ch. 3 • Ch. 4 • Ch. 5 • Ch. 6 • Ch. 7 • Ch. 8 • Ch. 10 • Ch. 11 • Ch. 12 • Ch. 13 • Endgame
Part 4: Prologue • Ch. 1 • Ch. 2 • Ch. 3 • Ch. 4 • Ch. 5 • Rebirth

GalleryEdit

[view]Bow
Standard Bows
Bronze Bow - Brass Yumi - Short Bow - Iron Bow - Iron Longbow - Iron Yumi - Steel Bow - Steel Longbow - Steel Yumi - Longbow - Silver Bow - Silver Longbow - Silver Yumi - Great Bow - Broken Bow - Rusted Bow
Special Bows
Assassin's Bow - Beacon Bow - Blessed Bow - Brave Bow - Cleave Bow - Cupid Arrow - Dual Yumi - Firesweep Bow - Glass Bow - Hunter's Bow - Illusory Yumi - Kabura Ya - Killer Bow - Laguz Bow - Master Bow - Monstrous Bow - Refreshing Bolt - Quick Bow - Raider Yumi - Shining Bow - Sidelong Yumi - Slaying Bow - Spellbane Yumi - Spy's Yumi - Superior Bow - Surefire Yumi - Underdog Bow - Venin Bow
Eponymous Bows
Emblem Bow - Rolf's Bow - Silencer - Clarisse's Bow - Gordin's Bow - Ryan's Bow - Wolt's Bow - Innes' Bow - Anna's Bow - Mikoto's Yumi - Niles's Bow - Setsuna's Yumi - Mila's Bow
Personal Bows
Lughnasadh - Skadi - Warrior Princess
Legendary Bows
Parthia - Yewfelle - Mulagir - Rienfleche - Nidhogg - Double Bow - Astra - Pursuer - Thögn
Joke Bows
Bamboo Yumi - Cupid Bow - Harp Yumi - Rubber Bow - Slack Bow - Towering Bow - Toy Bow - Violin Bow
Ballistae
Arrowspate - Ballista - Great Arch - Hoistflamme - Iron Ballista - Killer Ballista - Onager - Pachyderm - Poison Arch - Stonehoist - Thunderbolt
Aqqar - Arbalest - Bowgun - Crossbow - Taksh
Game exclusive
Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FEAme-no-Kagoyumi - Azusa Yumi - Gandiva - Kamadeva Bow - Kunikuzushi - Rainbow Bow - Ushimitsu Yorimasa
TearRing SagaArvanrest - Dragon Arrow - Gatling Bow - Spinning Bow - ★Harpy Rod
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