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[[File:Rafal.gif|thumb|right|Rafal-class SUV]] | |||
{{Description | {{Description | ||
|EN= SUV Gatling system. Wipes out enemies w/ concentrated fire fr. a large-bore Gatling gun. (level 20+) | |EN= SUV Gatling system. Wipes out enemies w/ concentrated fire fr. a large-bore Gatling gun. (level 20+) | ||
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== Item details == | == Item details == | ||
* This unit is a [[SUV Weapon]] that can only be equipped by [[CASTs]] level 20 or higher. | * This unit is a [[SUV Weapon]] that can only be equipped by [[CASTs]] level 20 or higher. | ||
* Though lost in translation during the localization process, this weapon's name is a derivative of the word ''lahar'', meaning ''pyroclastic landslide'' (and ''lava'' in Indonesian and Javanese). The connection is more apparent in the Japanese weapon name, ラファールアタッカー (''rahuaruatatsuka''), when compared to the Japanese pronunciation of ''lahar'', ラハール (''rahaaru''). | * Though lost in translation during the localization process, this weapon's name is a derivative of the word ''lahar'', meaning ''pyroclastic landslide'' (and ''lava'' in Indonesian and Javanese). The connection is more apparent in the Japanese weapon name, ラファールアタッカー (''rahuaruatatsuka''), when compared to the Japanese pronunciation of ''lahar'', ラハール (''rahaaru''). | ||
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|Mfr.= G | |Mfr.= G | ||
|Ver.= PSU | |Ver.= PSU | ||
|Special effect= [[Lower DFP]] LV4 | |||
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Revision as of 15:23, 28 October 2020
SUV Gatling system. Wipes out enemies w/ concentrated fire fr. a large-bore Gatling gun. (level 20+)
日本語の説明文は不明。
Item details
- This unit is a SUV Weapon that can only be equipped by CASTs level 20 or higher.
- Though lost in translation during the localization process, this weapon's name is a derivative of the word lahar, meaning pyroclastic landslide (and lava in Indonesian and Javanese). The connection is more apparent in the Japanese weapon name, ラファールアタッカー (rahuaruatatsuka), when compared to the Japanese pronunciation of lahar, ラハール (rahaaru).
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