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The {{nihongo|'''Fuligin'''|ぬばたまの|Nubatamano|lit. "Pitch-black"}} is one of [[Lexaeus]]'s weapons in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]''. It can be upgraded to '''Fuligin+'''. | The {{nihongo|'''Fuligin'''|ぬばたまの|Nubatamano|lit. "Pitch-black"}} is one of [[Lexaeus]]'s weapons in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]''. It can be upgraded to '''Fuligin+'''. | ||
==Design== | |||
The Fuligin has a short, black handle with an orange tip and an orange spike in its pommel. A large, indigo ring with a black inner edge is attached to the handle and connects the blade and counterweight. The counterweight is indigo and shaped like a thick arrowhead with a triangular gap in its center. The blade is comprised of three elongated diamonds. The top one is roughly twice the size of the lower two, and all three are white with indigo outer edges and black inner ones. There is a small, silver diamond set in the center of all three section of the blade. | |||
==Etymology== | ==Etymology== | ||