The Capture Gun is a Death Busters weapon seen only in the anime, wielded by Eudial to rip Pure Heart Crystals out of her victims. A blast aimed at the chest pulls the crystal loose, and a weakened target risks dying in the process.
Exclusive to the animated series, the Capture Gun is a firearm associated with the Death Busters and carried by Eudial. It exists specifically to serve her hunt for Pure Heart Crystals, the pure energy sought by her masters.
The weapon discharges a sphere of dark energy. When that shot lands on the chest of a target, it draws the person's Pure Heart Crystal out of their body. The extraction carries real danger, since a victim who is already weakened may not survive having the crystal torn away.

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The Capture Gun is a Death Busters weapon appearing only in the anime, wielded by Eudial to rip Pure Heart Crystals out of her victims.
The Capture Gun fires a sphere of dark energy that, when it strikes a target's chest, draws that person's Pure Heart Crystal out of their body.
Eudial is the sole user of the Capture Gun, relying on it during her campaign to gather Pure Heart Crystals for the Death Busters.
Yes, extracting a Pure Heart Crystal with the Capture Gun carries real danger, since a victim who is already weakened may not survive having the crystal torn away.
The Capture Gun first appears in the anime episode The Arrival of a Small Pretty Guardian, and it is exclusive to the animated series.
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