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==Design== | ==Design== | ||
The Hyperion's handle is red with a pale yellow spike in its pommel and a sky blue spike on its tip. The blade and counterweight are in one piece on this Axe Sword, a result of the weapon's peculiar shape. The Hyperion is shaped like a backward “S” that goes through the spike on the tip of the handle, curls over it—creating the counterweight—and then abruptly widens and curves in the opposite direction, creating the blade. The weapon is equally colored in blue and white, and the edges are mostly blue. The outer edge of both the counterweight and the blade is lined by blue spikes of varying sizes. | The Hyperion's handle is red with a pale yellow spike in its pommel and a sky blue spike on its tip. The blade and counterweight are in one piece on this Axe Sword, a result of the weapon's peculiar shape. The Hyperion is shaped like a backward “S” that goes through the spike on the tip of the handle, curls over it—creating the counterweight—and then abruptly widens and curves in the opposite direction, creating the blade. The weapon is equally colored in blue and white, and the edges are mostly blue. The outer edge of both the counterweight and the blade is lined by blue spikes of varying sizes. | ||
The Hyperion's name is taken from {{ff|Hyperion (Weapon)|Seifer's Gunblade}} in ''{{ff|Final Fantasy VIII}}''. In turn, the name {{w|Hyperion (mythology)|Hyperion}} is taken from the Titan of the sun in Greek mythology, who is also the namesake for a {{W|Hyperion (moon)|moon of Saturn}}, and an {{w|Hyperion (poem)|incomplete poem by John Keats}}. | The Hyperion's name is taken from {{ff|Hyperion (Weapon)|Seifer's Gunblade}} in ''{{ff|Final Fantasy VIII}}''. In turn, the name {{w|Hyperion (mythology)|Hyperion}} is taken from the Titan of the sun in Greek mythology, who is also the namesake for a {{W|Hyperion (moon)|moon of Saturn}}, and an {{w|Hyperion (poem)|incomplete poem by John Keats}}. | ||
