Pinwheel (weapon) — finalfantasy

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Pinwheel in . — Pinwheel in *Final Fantasy VII*.

Pinwheel with sharp, cutting blades. Use with the Throw command.

Final Fantasy VI description

Pinwheel (かざぐるま or 風車, Kazaguruma?) or (円月輪, Engetsurin?), also known as Tack Star or Windmill, is a recurring weapon in the Final Fantasy series. It is often a mid-ranked throwing weapon or Throw item, giving it the long range property, allowing a party member to deal full damage from the back row.

In some games, the Moonring Blade has been localized as "Pinwheel".

Appearances

Final Fantasy VI

Pinwheel (also known as a Tack Star) is the strongest throwing weapon for Shadow. It has an attack power of 190 and can be found in chests or won by betting a Fuma Shuriken in the Dragon's Neck Coliseum.

Final Fantasy VII

Main article: Pinwheel (Final Fantasy VII)

Pinwheel is a low-ranked weapon for Yuffie, and provides 37 Attack, Hit Rate of 104, and 9 Magic. It has two linked Materia slots, and is bought in Cosmo Canyon for 2,600 gil. Instead of being an actual shuriken like in other titles, the Pinwheel is literally a child's toy. Yuffie's weapons are long-ranged and Shoot-elemental.

Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis

The Pinwheel is a weapon for Yuffie.

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Final Fantasy VIII

Windmill with absorbed wind energy.

Description

Windmill is an item that can be won or mugged from any level Abyss Worm, Death Claw, and Thurstaevis, or by using Card Mod on Abyss Worm (1 for 1 Windmill) and Pandemona card (1 for 100 Windmills). Two are required to create the Shooting Star, and 1 can be refined into 20 Tornados using T Mag-RF.

Rinoa also has a weapon localized as "Pinwheel", but that is actually the recurring Moonring Blade in Japanese.

Final Fantasy XI

Pinwheels are throwing weapons that can be synthesized.

Final Fantasy XV: Comrades

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Dissidia Final Fantasy (2008)

Pinwheel is a level 29 throwing weapon that provides +23 Attack and -19 Bravery. It can be purchased for 8,400 gil.

Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy

The Pinwheel is a level 1 throwing weapon that provides +26 Attack, -26 Bravery, and -2 Defense. It can be obtained by trading 22,900 gil.

Dissidia Final Fantasy Opera Omnia

Pinwheel (VI) is a 5★ Throwing for Shadow that enables access to the ability Assassin's Pride. It provides 142 HP, 49 DEF, 201-276 iBRV, 2035-2665 mBRV, 732-957 ATK, and adds 35-50 CP.

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Dissidia Duellum Final Fantasy

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Pictlogica Final Fantasy

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Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade

Pinwheel is featured as a throwing weapon,. The Pinwheel comes in SR, SR+, and SSR variety.

Final Fantasy Record Keeper

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Final Fantasy Brave Exvius

A ninja throwing weapon. More damaging than even a fuma shuriken, its charming appearance belies its nature as one of the most potent weapons a ninja could hope to add to his or her arsenal. Primarily employed in assassinations, the mere sight of the pinwheel is enough to strike fear into any crooked bureaucrat's heart. In skilled hands, a single attack can fell the strongest foe.

Description

Pinwheel is a item usable only with Throw and Mistle Toss, which deals physical damage with a modifier of 210x to one enemy using the Stardust Ray chain. It can be obtained by buying it for 65,500 gil at Town of Sian, Militant Town of Moraque, and the Gil Shop, as the reward for the quest "A Burden of Beasts", or crafted by using 3 Wind Crysts, 3 Silver Ores, and 400 gil.

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Etymology

[view · edit · purge]A pinwheel is a simple toy made of a wheel of paper or plastic curls attached at its axle to a stick by a pin. It is designed to spin when blown upon. Pinwheel is also a type of traditional Japanese origami form that can be used as a toy pinwheel, as a base for more complicated models, or as a component of modular origami. In Japanese culture, the pinwheel can represent the cycle of life and becoming a child again, the turning of the pinwheel representing the Buddhist teaching of reincarnation.