For fictional guns I'd say it's a three way tie between the Auto-9 from Robocop, the BFG 9000 from Doom and the Type-2 Phaser from Star Trek - The Original Series
I kind of like the guns from 'The Mask' that he whips out of his pockets after they shoot him up but you know if they actually worked. On the other hand I like the CMP150's from 'Perfect Dark' for the N64. Got to love a dual wieldable burst fire hand gun that can hold a target lock and tracking even through perfect cloaking. Also the Lawgiver from 'Judge Dredd' is pretty sweet as well. I do of course like the needler from the 'Halo' franchise. And I love the Super Shredder from 'Fortnite: Save The World'. Honestly who doesn't like a Cluster Sniper? Let's not forget the POV gun from 'The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy', not sure I would ever use it but it sure would be nice to win an argument once in a while.
The caster gun from the anime Outlaw Star. Its a magic tech gun in a low magic scifi drama. The protag at one point basically shoots a micro black hole from it. Adding that the most powerful caster shells are hard to make and have to be made basically by an almost extinct cast of space wizards. The powerful ones also have a drawback on the user.
Fortune's Rail Gun from MGS2. I love the fact that only she can use this portable rail gun, known for having 'bugs and errors' and a shoulder-dislocating recoil, because her luck cancels out the downsides makes it a favorite.
@@acgearsandarms1343 I believe it is, yes. But I think that added 'I'm Only Surviving Using This Deathtrap Of A Weapon Due To Sheer Plot Armor' makes Fortune's funnier to me.
That "500 years ago" line from K is easily one of my favorite lines in this movie, maybe even just in all movies. Just something about the way he delivers the "imagine what you will know tomorrow" just hits me with a kind of child like wonder that I can't explain. And I know the first time I saw this movie I was like 5 years old.
I feel like that line was a defining moment in my development. It helped me recognize that however rigid someone is in their beliefs about reality (whether faith-driven or science-driven), we as humans are constantly learning new things about what has ALWAYS been... We are fallable humans building knowlege based on what other fallable humans have laid down. We're always discovering, rediscovering, corrupting, correcting, destroying, exploring, systemizing.... all throughout time and space. I think that is AMAZING, and something that should be kept in mind as we and everything else on (and off) our planet continues to evolve! ❤
@@sarissanhunter7227 I always love to see weapons in games that use the "Recall" idea for their shots. Probably my favorite mechanic introduced into fiction.
The Service Weapon is awesome. I love how it can just shift into different shapes and function like different firearms while remaining relatively pistol-sized.
@@TornaitSuperBird Same. Also I like the implications that tie it to mythological weapons like Excalibur and Mjölnir. Just a neat idea, to me, that a single item has made it's way through different eras and cultures, taking the form of iconic weapons of the gods.
Control is really cool overall, I love that game. Wish I could figure out what it wants from me though lmao, one room has enemies that die in one shot and the very next room has enemies that don't take damage and one tap you. Difficulty curves aren't supposed to look like a heartbeat monitor lolz
@@AncientGonzothe cerebral bore from Turok 2 Seeds of Evil. It would lock onto an enemy head, fly around the back of their head, drill slowly in, shooting blood out the back, and then, explodes. It was DIABOLICAL.
I don't think Agent J would have been harmed by the cricket shooting it one handed. During all the movies, he pretty much has the durability of a cartoon character, because it's funnier to have a giant bug use him as a giant feather duster unharmed than what happens to everyone else, which is being cut in half (vertically or horizontally). In every movie of the series, the Big Bad has the power to instagib any non-Will Smith character, but he's nigh-invulnerable 😆
My favorite sci-fi gun is the Shokk Attack Gun. It launches its ammunition (gretchin, snotlings...the user) through 40ks version of hell to reappear inside the enemy or their tank. Sometimes the ammo arrives safely, sometimes the ammo is freaking out, and sometimes the ammo comes out as a shower of gore.
21:40 fun fact! My husband was working in the US Marines back in the 80's near "area 51" which is actually near Las Vegas, as an Aircraft structural mechanic and the "UFO's" around there, were just defected Russian pilots with their Mig fighter jets. They were practicing aerial combat against USSR tactics. ( Edit was for typo)
Fun fact! If there were anything truly sensitive there they wouldn't be telling a marine about. And if they did, that marine wouldn't be telling anyone else.
@@JohnRNewAccountNumber3 Its a typical cover story. The world wasn't ready to know about the Martian Commies that conquered Russia, and using stolen Venusian fighter jet technology snatched from the Germans during dubya-dubya--TWO. IF it weren't for the distraction made by the molemen incursion, there's no telling if we'd be flying the Martian flag to this day.
In one of the books, Agent L (who was the coroner lady) actually explains to J how to fire it. Then she chastises him for not reading the weapon manuals for his guns, then pops a shot off with it before walking off. At that point, J had been firing it for hours, and had the range filled with mattresses to absorb the impact. Can't remember if it was "The Grazer Conspiracy," or "The Green Saliva Blues."
Shuriken Catapult from 40k Eldar. Not just because it is such a try hard gun from 1980's British people, trying to envision a futuristic exotic alien weapon, but because what later editions made it is absolutely terrifying. 100 rounds a second, of razor sharp discs, it's the ultimate sci-fi Spray and Pray. And in the fiction it may as well be a water pistol.
That's cool and all, but Death Spinner. The eldar do got some pretty cool guns. Can we count the Shokk Attack Gun if we're going 40k? I do't think it's a gun, but it is hilarious.
Earlier editions already added the toxic ammunition variant which fired discs that came pre-filled with a virulent toxin that basically made their targets explode from the inside out. It has kept appearing and disappearing from the armory lists since, in different incarnations. Basically the best parts of the Dark Eldar splinter weapons mixed right in and made worse.
27:51 He also played 2 characters in Sonic 3. Fun fact: The noisy cricket is actually available in saints row 4 as an Easter egg weapon. And speaking of saints row I actually like the dubstep guns.
Favorite fictional gun would have to be My First Blaster from IDW Transformers comics, a weapon specifically designed to be used by smaller autobots that looks like a Fisher Price toy and is equiped with voice lines to conglatulate the user upon hitting a shot, or to motivate them to improve in case they miss. It's creator is huge prick, so the condescention is 100% on purpose and not unwarranted since the character that is given this weapon is a terrible shot.
The Cerebral Bore from Turok 2: Seeds of Evil is a gun that shoots head seeking drills that bore through skulls and into the cranial cavity and it will always be my favorite fictional gun for how unique it is.
Man, just had a flashback to jungles with cardboard looking banana tree leaves, walking into them, and the screen going completely green because your head is stuck halfway in the foliage, not able to even see the guy shooting at you, or the dinosaur eating your face... Maybe it was turok 1, maybe it was turok 2....
The RYNO V from Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time. Best weapon in the game that plays Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture while it fires. It should be noted that song is composed to be played with 21 REAL cannons as part of the orchestration. Fitting song for a super gun/missile launcher.
Your teacher has obviously never heard about me or the state of new jersey. 2024 reported that me and nj scored the highest out of any state in intelligence.
Henry William Dalgliesh Cavill's best guns are in the DCEU. The movies themselves may suck, but you gotta admit, Superman is still OPAF... provided there's no Kryptonite around... or magic... or red sun lamps... or "Krypton atmosphere" now apparently...
I love the flechette gun from altered carbon. Something about a pistol that fires shards of metal and recalls them (at sufficient speeds to kill/injure on the return) is cool as fuck to me.
There’s a joke in a show called “Yes dear.” Where a studio executive made a joke about how he couldn’t believe how the movie about a boat sinking actually worked.
Some of my favorite guns are from 40k orks, the shokk attack gun sucks up sci-fi goblins and shoots them into an interdimensional portal through hell and makes them pop out insane and enraged near, on, or inside the target. The bubble chucka blows forcefield bubbles that float to the target, enveloping it, then randomly exploding, or shrinking to nothing, or suffocating the target, or disappearing. Armed and Dangerous has the Topsy Turvy which drills into the ground and temporarily turns the world upside down, and the landshark gun which launches a rapidly growing baby shark
An anime weapon favorite: the Psycho Pass Dominator It’s technically by regular use a really good taser. Unless the subject is considered genuinely violent, the weapon basically makes the target just blow up from the inside out. Does it have problems with what’s considered a danger or not? Oh yeah easily, the plot of the anime goes into detail regarding the issues behind the weapon’s means of function
I was in my 40's then the animated "Men in Black: The Series" came out, and it is still one of my favorite TV shows. Episodes can be found it you look fir them. Currently, in the US, at least, the YT channel "Throwback Tunes" has it and some other 2000-era animated shoes.
Is incredible how Vincent Donofrio is so legendary! Full metal jacket, Jurassic World. Daredevil. I like how it can be so charming and so sinister at the same time.
"forget" He counts the bullets everyone is shooting at any point of the show. He was probably playing up his goofy persona to get the bounty hunters to underestimate him.
I read in a MIB novel several years back that Agent L (Dr Weaver) read the instruction manual to the Noisy Cricket and figured out there's a way to avoid the recoil based on your firing stance when using it.
favourite fictional gun is hard to decide, too many great weapons to count, also love how the noisy cricket is the definition of big things come in small packages XD
I think mine’s a tie between The Colt that can kill everything but 5 beings, and The Equaliser that can kill everything including God, but you get the same injuries that the target has when you fire.
It’s never specified which beings it can’t kill, with the exception of Archangels. But I think Death, and maybe the other Horsemen, would be one of them.
Coolest fictional weapon for me: the Possible Sword from China Mieveille's "The Scar". When it's turned on and the wielder uses it, it simultaneously adds possible other strikes to the attack. It's actually more effective in the hands of someone who's never used a sword than someone highly trained in traditional swordplay.
my fav fictional gun is the empathy mortar from the Hitchhiker movie. Developed by housewives that were fed up with their men telling them how easy their household work is, to make them understand how their words/actions affect others. I would go postal with this
Here's one no one's mentioned yet: NPSR-755 Precision Sniper Rifle, Red Faction 2 7.62 Armor Piercing, 32 round mag, with almost zero recoil and a hairpin trigger that fires as rapidly as you can press it.
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For fictional guns I'd say it's a three way tie between the Auto-9 from Robocop, the BFG 9000 from Doom and the Type-2 Phaser from Star Trek - The Original Series
The Noisy Cricket is a test to see if you read the manual.
J never got one
He never thought to ask
Someone else read the books! OMG, one of my people!
@@TsuikeNovaus What books? The comics? They treat the cricket as a legitimate weapon. So did the animated series.
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Favorite fictional gun: The cartoon revolver that fires cartoon bullets in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
heh Dum-dums.
Finally someone who knows cinema!!! I so agree with you
and it goes "bang"
The detective guns I like are all real...
I kind of like the guns from 'The Mask' that he whips out of his pockets after they shoot him up but you know if they actually worked.
On the other hand I like the CMP150's from 'Perfect Dark' for the N64. Got to love a dual wieldable burst fire hand gun that can hold a target lock and tracking even through perfect cloaking.
Also the Lawgiver from 'Judge Dredd' is pretty sweet as well.
I do of course like the needler from the 'Halo' franchise.
And I love the Super Shredder from 'Fortnite: Save The World'. Honestly who doesn't like a Cluster Sniper?
Let's not forget the POV gun from 'The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy', not sure I would ever use it but it sure would be nice to win an argument once in a while.
Aliens seeing our TV shows and borrowing our ship designs...
Guys, that's literally Galaxy Quest.
Lol this was my first thought.
Incorrect. Those were based on Historical Records.
The caster gun from the anime Outlaw Star. Its a magic tech gun in a low magic scifi drama. The protag at one point basically shoots a micro black hole from it. Adding that the most powerful caster shells are hard to make and have to be made basically by an almost extinct cast of space wizards. The powerful ones also have a drawback on the user.
One of my favorite animes~
It’s one of my favorite guns
YES. I really want a model kit of it or something
Yeah I’d rather not have my soul devoured by my gun thanks lol. God that show and it’s lore we’re amazing.
Glad to see people giving the anime and the gun some respect
8:21 K's reaction to learning the guy's head would grow back is so perfect. The sheer disappointment is just hilarious
Fortune's Rail Gun from MGS2. I love the fact that only she can use this portable rail gun, known for having 'bugs and errors' and a shoulder-dislocating recoil, because her luck cancels out the downsides makes it a favorite.
Isn’t Crying Wolf’s Railgun an improved version?
@@acgearsandarms1343 I believe it is, yes. But I think that added 'I'm Only Surviving Using This Deathtrap Of A Weapon Due To Sheer Plot Armor' makes Fortune's funnier to me.
Well there's always the question of was it her luck based esp or just the magnet belt keeping things going.
The Warhammer 40K Bolter: for when you don't just need the target neutralized, you need it aerosolized.
As Red (OSP) put it; makes the target go from biology to physics.
I mean, you could go as specific as to name an individual gun, like the heavy bolter Payback.
That "500 years ago" line from K is easily one of my favorite lines in this movie, maybe even just in all movies. Just something about the way he delivers the "imagine what you will know tomorrow" just hits me with a kind of child like wonder that I can't explain. And I know the first time I saw this movie I was like 5 years old.
I feel like that line was a defining moment in my development. It helped me recognize that however rigid someone is in their beliefs about reality (whether faith-driven or science-driven), we as humans are constantly learning new things about what has ALWAYS been... We are fallable humans building knowlege based on what other fallable humans have laid down. We're always discovering, rediscovering, corrupting, correcting, destroying, exploring, systemizing.... all throughout time and space. I think that is AMAZING, and something that should be kept in mind as we and everything else on (and off) our planet continues to evolve! ❤
The Fifth Element ZF 1- flame thrower, ice, net, darts, AND a big red button
The flamethrower, my favorite lol
Recall feature is nice too
@@sarissanhunter7227
I always love to see weapons in games that use the "Recall" idea for their shots. Probably my favorite mechanic introduced into fiction.
Came here to agree with you
That's my favorite feature, personally.
I don't think any of my friends would remember the MIB cartoon. Shout out to you absolute legends!
they got neuralized
The service weapon from Control is a pretty cool.
The Service Weapon is awesome. I love how it can just shift into different shapes and function like different firearms while remaining relatively pistol-sized.
@@TornaitSuperBird Same. Also I like the implications that tie it to mythological weapons like Excalibur and Mjölnir. Just a neat idea, to me, that a single item has made it's way through different eras and cultures, taking the form of iconic weapons of the gods.
Control is really cool overall, I love that game. Wish I could figure out what it wants from me though lmao, one room has enemies that die in one shot and the very next room has enemies that don't take damage and one tap you. Difficulty curves aren't supposed to look like a heartbeat monitor lolz
I simply like the infinite ammo.
One of the coolest protagonist-only weapons in fiction, recently. That game is such a masterpiece
Roland Deschain's twin revolvers which were made from the melted down remains of Excalibur
Such a good answer. Those sandlewoods were devastating.
I can’t remember the ammo it fired, but I do remember it wasn’t revolver/handgun ammunition.
@@AncientGonzoit was some long rifle ammo
@@AncientGonzothe cerebral bore from Turok 2 Seeds of Evil. It would lock onto an enemy head, fly around the back of their head, drill slowly in, shooting blood out the back, and then, explodes. It was DIABOLICAL.
@AncientGonzo nah they shoot .45 long colts from our world
I thought of those as well, but there is one more I put slightly higher.
0:02 Pancor Jackhammer, bit of a stretch for 'fictional' but it's funny how angry it makes a certain small arms repairman.
Poor Zach...
The gun itself doesn't upset him. What upsets him is all the people that annoy him about it. He has explained this.
Lol yeah, you can tell this guy watched a single video and wanted to be "in on it" lol. @@stevenclark1662
I never fail to find another Zach Hazard appreciator
It's real, I swear!
I saw it in Call of Duty so it has to exist!
😂
My favourite fictional firearm has to be “Good Samaritan” from the Hellboy comics. big demon, big problem, big gun.
Really scratched that itch dont it. Some of first videos i watched on youtube were from indiemogul who made a prop version of it
Yep, same here. 😂
Man saw an alien drone, said it moved like a frisbee, and the world ran with alien frisbees. huh neat
I loved that MIB cartoon. The car was so sick animated
“Stops on a dime”
I’ve got that in my head still somehow.
@@Mythis1 a Relic of ancient car commercials. Another baffling one is the ball bearing thing. Chameleon XLE was the best version of that.
I don't think Agent J would have been harmed by the cricket shooting it one handed. During all the movies, he pretty much has the durability of a cartoon character, because it's funnier to have a giant bug use him as a giant feather duster unharmed than what happens to everyone else, which is being cut in half (vertically or horizontally). In every movie of the series, the Big Bad has the power to instagib any non-Will Smith character, but he's nigh-invulnerable
😆
My favorite sci-fi gun is the Shokk Attack Gun. It launches its ammunition (gretchin, snotlings...the user) through 40ks version of hell to reappear inside the enemy or their tank. Sometimes the ammo arrives safely, sometimes the ammo is freaking out, and sometimes the ammo comes out as a shower of gore.
The first Men in Black movie is almost 30 years old. That hit me right in the childhood. Thanks for that unexpected reminder, Karl & Lucas.... 😖
21:40 fun fact! My husband was working in the US Marines back in the 80's near "area 51" which is actually near Las Vegas, as an Aircraft structural mechanic and the "UFO's" around there, were just defected Russian pilots with their Mig fighter jets.
They were practicing aerial combat against USSR tactics.
( Edit was for typo)
Fun fact! If there were anything truly sensitive there they wouldn't be telling a marine about. And if they did, that marine wouldn't be telling anyone else.
that and roswell isn't 1800+ miles from area 51 it's a little over 800 miles.
The Groom Lake facility.
@@JohnRNewAccountNumber3 Its a typical cover story. The world wasn't ready to know about the Martian Commies that conquered Russia, and using stolen Venusian fighter jet technology snatched from the Germans during dubya-dubya--TWO. IF it weren't for the distraction made by the molemen incursion, there's no telling if we'd be flying the Martian flag to this day.
The BFG-9000.
The OG D/D2 era weapon that fires the Green Orb of Death.
Was hoping someone else had commented the OG BFG. The feeling of safety it brought as hellspawn melted around doomguy 👌
In one of the books, Agent L (who was the coroner lady) actually explains to J how to fire it. Then she chastises him for not reading the weapon manuals for his guns, then pops a shot off with it before walking off. At that point, J had been firing it for hours, and had the range filled with mattresses to absorb the impact. Can't remember if it was "The Grazer Conspiracy," or "The Green Saliva Blues."
Shuriken Catapult from 40k Eldar. Not just because it is such a try hard gun from 1980's British people, trying to envision a futuristic exotic alien weapon, but because what later editions made it is absolutely terrifying. 100 rounds a second, of razor sharp discs, it's the ultimate sci-fi Spray and Pray. And in the fiction it may as well be a water pistol.
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That's cool and all, but Death Spinner. The eldar do got some pretty cool guns.
Can we count the Shokk Attack Gun if we're going 40k? I do't think it's a gun, but it is hilarious.
@@erisdiscordia5429 its a gun! it just uses a strange firing method and uses live ammo- er, ALIVE ammo😂😂😂
Earlier editions already added the toxic ammunition variant which fired discs that came pre-filled with a virulent toxin that basically made their targets explode from the inside out. It has kept appearing and disappearing from the armory lists since, in different incarnations. Basically the best parts of the Dark Eldar splinter weapons mixed right in and made worse.
Favorite gun in fiction is probably G1 Megatron's gun mode.
Didn't G1 Megatron just turn into a comedic large Walther P.38
Jesse Ventura and Alex Trebek showing up on X-Files as Men in Black is pure gold.
The animated MIB show was goated AF. Unique animation, good voice acting, expanded lore, weird gross aliens.... I loved it so damn much as a kid.
Weren't those done by the same guys that did the Godzilla (Brodrik) cartoon around the same time?
27:51 He also played 2 characters in Sonic 3.
Fun fact: The noisy cricket is actually available in saints row 4 as an Easter egg weapon.
And speaking of saints row I actually like the dubstep guns.
I love how you can't change songs without changing guns entirely.
Those guns were just pure fun, 0% practicality. 😂 Love them.
The lawgiver, specifically from Dredd 3d
I AM THE LAW!!!
Favorite fictional gun would have to be My First Blaster from IDW Transformers comics, a weapon specifically designed to be used by smaller autobots that looks like a Fisher Price toy and is equiped with voice lines to conglatulate the user upon hitting a shot, or to motivate them to improve in case they miss. It's creator is huge prick, so the condescention is 100% on purpose and not unwarranted since the character that is given this weapon is a terrible shot.
My favorite gun from the transformers franchise is Megatron.
The Cerebral Bore from Turok 2: Seeds of Evil is a gun that shoots head seeking drills that bore through skulls and into the cranial cavity and it will always be my favorite fictional gun for how unique it is.
i see you are a man of culture
Man, just had a flashback to jungles with cardboard looking banana tree leaves, walking into them, and the screen going completely green because your head is stuck halfway in the foliage, not able to even see the guy shooting at you, or the dinosaur eating your face...
Maybe it was turok 1, maybe it was turok 2....
The M41A pulse rifle is my favorite fictional gun, and hearing it again in Alien: Romulus in theaters was music to my ears.
Especially with all that added bass
The RYNO V from Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time. Best weapon in the game that plays Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture while it fires. It should be noted that song is composed to be played with 21 REAL cannons as part of the orchestration. Fitting song for a super gun/missile launcher.
I said this one as well. The mini gun/missile launcher is so cool.
That sounds like a lot more fun than my caretakers would've tolerated, lol
Mr. Zurkon has respect for the RYNO, despite its inferiority
to quote my old history teacher; "there can't be intelligent life out there, because there isn't much intelligent life here."
Your teacher has obviously never heard about me or the state of new jersey. 2024 reported that me and nj scored the highest out of any state in intelligence.
@@adwrath HAHA X3
My favorite Fictional gun is the "Bowel Disruptor" from Transmetropolitan. It had 3 settings, Loose, watery and prolapse.
I think my favorite fictional gun is Henry Cavill's arms in MI6. 😂
Nothing fictional about them.
@tevenpowell8023
The arms are very real. The reload though? Goofy. 😂
Henry William Dalgliesh Cavill's best guns are in the DCEU. The movies themselves may suck, but you gotta admit, Superman is still OPAF... provided there's no Kryptonite around... or magic... or red sun lamps... or "Krypton atmosphere" now apparently...
The automatic crossbow from van helsing is the coolest weapon that seems practical to me.
I love the flechette gun from altered carbon. Something about a pistol that fires shards of metal and recalls them (at sufficient speeds to kill/injure on the return) is cool as fuck to me.
Perfect timing for some MIB! Time to toss that will Smith CD in the player. 😂😂😂
The Jackal from Hellsing Ultimate. It looks so cool and puts holes in almost any thing
The caster wielded by Gene Starwind in Outlaw Star. 100%
I love how in the cartoon, J puts a silencer on it lol😅
How do you even silence it? It shoots like a shockwave of force.
@@ThefifthBishopofGord well... you can "suppress" normal gun fire... and sound is a shockwave.... so uh baffles?
It could focus it. So it's more directed.
Makes the cricket less noisy. Lol
Not 2 mins in and we a get a Kung Pow reference. One of the many reasons to love Fact Find 😂
intj- the dub step gun from saints row game.
The gun from 'The Fifth Element '.
Which one? There are so many!
@@ProfDanielVargas the one with the big red button of course 😂
@@willklemp6900 that's what I thought as soon as I read their comment of course.
And Gary Old man's Futuristic Southerner accent.
My favourite fictional gun is the bubblechukka
There’s a joke in a show called “Yes dear.” Where a studio executive made a joke about how he couldn’t believe how the movie about a boat sinking actually worked.
The gravity gun from Half-Life 2 is my favorite fictional gun. The Noisy Cricket is actually my #2, though.
Some of my favorite guns are from 40k orks, the shokk attack gun sucks up sci-fi goblins and shoots them into an interdimensional portal through hell and makes them pop out insane and enraged near, on, or inside the target. The bubble chucka blows forcefield bubbles that float to the target, enveloping it, then randomly exploding, or shrinking to nothing, or suffocating the target, or disappearing.
Armed and Dangerous has the Topsy Turvy which drills into the ground and temporarily turns the world upside down, and the landshark gun which launches a rapidly growing baby shark
15:40 🤚🏾”KEEP MY SONG OUT OF YOUR VIDEO!”
"Will Smith just sued the shit out of me."
An anime weapon favorite: the Psycho Pass Dominator
It’s technically by regular use a really good taser. Unless the subject is considered genuinely violent, the weapon basically makes the target just blow up from the inside out.
Does it have problems with what’s considered a danger or not? Oh yeah easily, the plot of the anime goes into detail regarding the issues behind the weapon’s means of function
It took way too much scrolling to find this comment.
I absolutely agree, but damn it's an amazing weapon
Actually funny I remember the music video being at the end when I watched it on MIB. The VHS one
I was in my 40's then the animated "Men in Black: The Series" came out, and it is still one of my favorite TV shows. Episodes can be found it you look fir them. Currently, in the US, at least, the YT channel "Throwback Tunes" has it and some other 2000-era animated shoes.
Is incredible how Vincent Donofrio is so legendary! Full metal jacket, Jurassic World. Daredevil. I like how it can be so charming and so sinister at the same time.
The BFG 9000 is the first that came to mind
Favorite fictional gun: Plasma Gun from Doom 1993. The sound effects and rapid fire plasma bolts always did it for me.
“Do what we say, that’s the way we kick it. Ya nah mean? See the Noisy Cricket get wicked on ya!”
Vincent D'Onofrio is also in a movie called "Adventures in Babysitting" and you should look it up.
Yes! He plays Mighty Thor! Lol
Same year as Full Metal Jacket
Trigun's big gun is a cool one too, when he doesn't forget to load it
"forget"
He counts the bullets everyone is shooting at any point of the show. He was probably playing up his goofy persona to get the bounty hunters to underestimate him.
@@kerbalairforce8802 He seemed to genuinely forget. While he was also playing his goofy persona imo.
The Castor gun from Outlaw Star.
Favourite fictional gun?
I’m gonna say my favourite is the Gravity Gun from Half Life 2
Similarly, the Portal gun
He looks like he's wearing his own skin as a suit, it's FANTASTIC!
A Vincent Suit.
I read in a MIB novel several years back that Agent L (Dr Weaver) read the instruction manual to the Noisy Cricket and figured out there's a way to avoid the recoil based on your firing stance when using it.
The Samaritan (I’m not sure if it spelled right) from hellboy is a good one
“Has the power to break the arms of a concrete gorilla “ immediately plays clip of will smith firing and get sent flying through a windshield😂😂😂
The Goa'ulds Zat'nikt el is a great side arm...1 shot stuns 2 shots kills 3 shots disintegrates
_A man of taste._
favourite fictional gun is hard to decide, too many great weapons to count, also love how the noisy cricket is the definition of big things come in small packages XD
I think mine’s a tie between The Colt that can kill everything but 5 beings, and The Equaliser that can kill everything including God, but you get the same injuries that the target has when you fire.
Was the Incarnation of Death one of those? Supposedly he did get replaced by one of those “Reaper” critter things so am not sure.
@@turbopokey as far as I know the only thing that could kill original Death was his own scythe
It’s never specified which beings it can’t kill, with the exception of Archangels. But I think Death, and maybe the other Horsemen, would be one of them.
Coolest fictional weapon for me: the Possible Sword from China Mieveille's "The Scar". When it's turned on and the wielder uses it, it simultaneously adds possible other strikes to the attack. It's actually more effective in the hands of someone who's never used a sword than someone highly trained in traditional swordplay.
The heavy bolt pistol is my favourite
The Junk Jet from Fallout is kinda fun!
26:26 any scene from the Harry Potter movies where they used the polyjuice potion (especially Helena Bonham Carter)
Predators shoulder mounted blaster. Also the shotgun from Constantine.
This video was a GREAT way to spend a hour while stoned as hell!!😂😂😂
favourite fictional gun = The Colt from supernatural
Just having a six shooter that can one shot most things seems so badass.
11:55 Little Tiffany was the only one who was trying to infiltrate. Everyone else was showing their true faces.
didn't expect a Darwin awards scene here
In the animated series, there's a silencer attachment that undoes the knockback
My favorite fictional weapon will probably always be the lawgiver from Judge Dredd. Though the Bolters from 40K are a close second.
Favorite 'gun' the "squeeze me gently" horn from the mask.
Wait, does nobody else think of Private Pyle from Full Metal Jacket when discussing Vincent D'Onofrio?
im still in love with the phaser type 2 from ToS and more in SnW
I’m a fan of the Dredd 2012 Lawgiver.
I remember getting my noisy cricket from a cereal box.
I absolutely love the Ace of Spades. Design wise and gameplay, I have always loved it as a gun.
I love the needler but my favorites are a toss up between the portal gun and the BFG from doom.
my fav fictional gun is the empathy mortar from the Hitchhiker movie. Developed by housewives that were fed up with their men telling them how easy their household work is, to make them understand how their words/actions affect others.
I would go postal with this
Give me the Farsight XR-20 from Perfect Dark.
The Mysterious Magnum from Fallout: New Vegas. What other weapon has its own theme music whenever you draw/holster it?
After about the third time I realized that was the Whilhelm Scream to add to the joke. 6:37
Here's one no one's mentioned yet: NPSR-755 Precision Sniper Rifle, Red Faction 2
7.62 Armor Piercing, 32 round mag, with almost zero recoil and a hairpin trigger that fires as rapidly as you can press it.
The golden gun from the man with the golden gun just the fact is breaks down into a pen, a lighter, a cigarette case and a cufflink, it's just awesome
My favorite gun is the morph-gun from Jak 2-3
2:00 How dare you......the ONLY sh!tty Men In Black was the reboot that didn't have Smith & Jones in it.
favorite fictional gun is the giant cross from trigun. dude has to carry that everywhere he goes
named The Punisher
In the manga there's a character that weilds *three* Punishers at once. It's awesome.
Yondu Arrow
Fun fact. That is called the yaka arrow
I like the zat'nik'tel from Stargate SG-1
Bro I love how every time you mention will smith shooting the gun you play the clip with that scream. It’s to good haha
1:00 omfg the Kung pow shout out !!! I gotta go watch that movie now 😂
I love seeing Kung Pow Enter the Fist references, such a stupid and goofy movie that is pure brilliant fun. 😂