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Miniature Bomb

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The miniature bomb is a compact hand-thrown explosive in Berserk, small enough to carry in bulk yet strong enough to blast apart monsters and apostles. Guts relies on them through the Tower of Conviction before passing his stock to Isidro.

Type: small explosive
First Appearance: Episode 149
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Overview

The miniature bomb is a small explosive device that delivers heavy destructive force for its size. Guts carries a supply of them first, then later hands the stockpile down to the young thief Isidro.

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Function

Each one resembles a tiny spiked mine fitted with a stubby fuse. Once that fuse catches, it goes off after a quick three-count, leaving the thrower just enough time to fling it clear before the blast lands.

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Notable Users

Throughout the events at the Tower of Conviction, Guts leans on the bombs against the Great Goat Head, the disciples of Mozgus, and Mozgus himself. Later, during the struggle with invading trolls, Isidro inherits the stockpile and puts every bomb to good use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Miniature Bomb in Berserk?

The Miniature Bomb is a small, hand thrown explosive in Berserk that packs surprising destructive force for its size. Guts carries a supply of them before later passing the stockpile to the young thief Isidro.

How does the Miniature Bomb work?

The Miniature Bomb looks like a tiny spiked mine with a short fuse. Once lit, the fuse burns for a quick three count, giving the thrower just enough time to throw it before it detonates.

Who uses the Miniature Bomb in Berserk?

Guts uses the Miniature Bomb during the events at the Tower of Conviction, throwing them at the Great Goat Head and at Mozgus and his disciples.

Did Isidro ever use the Miniature Bomb?

Yes, Isidro inherits Guts' stockpile of Miniature Bombs and puts them to use during the fight against invading trolls.

When does the Miniature Bomb first appear in Berserk?

The Miniature Bomb first appears in Episode 149 of Berserk, during Guts' campaign at the Tower of Conviction.

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