Guts' Arm Cannon in Berserk, which is exactly what it sounds like - a small-sized gunpowder cannon built as a replacement for his left arm, which he typically unloads on demons at point-blank range.
It can blow a pretty sizable hole clean through one, though. However, it fits the BFG category because it is carried by the hero and can't blow a spaceship in two. Practically big enough to be a Wave-Motion Gun, it turns your Bakugan into a living Kill Sat.
Bakugan Battle Brawlers has recently unveiled Battle Gear, which contains several things that qualify as BFG's, but the current granddaddy of them all is Zukanator ◊(Yes, the little guy on the lower right is and in a figurative sense one was The Dragon).
There's also the experimental laser rifle Kaneda gets a hold of in AKIRA when it's shown that Tetsuo can halt ordinary bullets in midair.
A BFG, possibly after Sucking-In Lines, may cause people to be Blown Across the Room from the mere recoil of firing it. The Big Guy is likely to wield one of these as his Weapon of Choice.Ī BFG chiefly differs from a Hand Cannon in that the Hand Cannon is large for a pistol, while the BFG is large for. Upon seeing someone carrying a BFG, a Deadpan Snarker is likely to imply that they're Compensating for Something. If The Hero, particularly the Action Hero, gets hold of one, it's likely because the writers intend to escalate the action, most likely with a Storming the Castle scene where he takes on a whole army. The BFG is a visual metaphor for power and therefore has a lot of uses as a trope. While standing knee-deep in a pile of spent brass, shouting " Get Some!" BFG: a piece of personal artillery used by an individual and chiefly defined by, well, its incredible bigness.Ī BFG might have a mounting or bipod, but the main use in-story is for our warrior to sling it around as a personal weapon.
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