MK2 Grenade

==Summary==
The MK2 is a fragmentation-type anti-personnel grenade introduced in 1918 to replace the failed MK1 grenade. Also known as the pineapple grenade, despite being pulled from service in 1969, it continues to be depicted in various cartoons and fictional media as a stand-in for a grenade to this day. It would later be replaced with the M26 series of grenades.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: 
Name: MK 2, MK II, Pineapple
Origin: The Real World
Age: 106 (The first MK2s were created in 1918)
Classification: Grenade
Wielders: Military forces in 12 different countries
Powers and Abilities: Explodes after a short delay
Attack Potency: Wall level (As of 1944, an MK II would contain 52 grams of TNTOwen, J.I.H (1975). Brassey's Infantry Weapons of the World. New York, N.Y.: Bonanza. pp. 229–230. ISBN 0-517-242346., equivalent to 217568 joules)
Speed: Subsonic (30–45 m/s) when thrown by hand, the explosion is Hypersonic+ (6900 m/s, Mach 20.1https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TNT_equivalent (See chart)), while the fragments are Supersonic (732 m/s, Mach 2.2 according to the Gurney Equation)
Range: Tens of Meters when thrown (30 meters), possibly Tens of Meters via detonation (Has a casualty range of 10 meters, although this is likely a typo)
Weaknesses: Once the fuse has been activated, it cannot be stopped
==References==
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Category:Military Weapons
Category:Real World
Category:Explosion Users