Bubblegum Crisis

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=Pistols=
==Beretta 80 Series Pistols - "Cheetah"==
The Beretta 80 Series Pistols - "Cheetah" is a go-to pistol in the series, being used by Quincy's guards, and in a Vision music video.
==Bren Ten==
In "Revenge Road" (E04), Gibson uses a Bren Ten to shoot at his wall.
==Colt M1911A1==
In "Moonlight Rambler" (E05), Sylvie uses a Colt M1911A1 when infiltrating "The Tower".
==CZ-75==
In "Moonlight Rambler" (E05), Kaufman attempts to defend himself with a CZ 75 "First Model", which is a favorite of the series' character designer, Kenichi Sonoda.
=="Member II"==
In "Tinsel City" (E01), Priss uses a weapon designated "Member II". Essentially, it is an emergency weapon, a takedown rifle-style pistol most closely resembling the AR-15-pattern FightLite Raider pistol (developed decades after the cancellation of the series). It seems to have a 3-round magazine, possibly in a caliber greater than the expected 5.56mm.
==Unknown Semi-Auto Pistol==
In "Double Vision" (E06), Nene is seen at the AD Police shooting range utilizing an unnamed fictional pistol to engage in hoplotherapy. It most closely resembles the Colt SCAMP.
=Revolvers=
==Ruger Redhawk==
The Ruger Redhawk appears to be Leon's AD Police-issued sidearm.
==ERTH-SHKR==
In "Double Vision"(E06), Leon is seen using a fictional large-caliber revolver, with a capacity of 3 rounds. This is designated (according to markings in the spinoff "Bubblegum Crash") the ERTH-SHKR, likely created to deal with the increasing armor capabilities of new "Boomer" models.
==Unidentified Smith & Wesson Revolver==
A guard at the police station uses what appears to be a Smith & Wesson revolver on guard duty, judging by the (reversed) cylinder release latch. It features a shrouded hammer.
==Unknown Revolver==
In "Revenge Road" (E04), police officers utilize unidentifiable revolvers in an attempt to subdue Gibson.
=Submachine Guns=
=="C-69"==
The AD Police standard primary weapon appears to be a fictional automatic carbine by the name of "C-69" (according to official artwork). It is obviously heavily inspired by the "M41A Pulse Rifle" from the film "Aliens". However, instead of being purely Thompson-based, there seem to be elements of the Walther MPL, as well as a fictional pump-charging mechanism.
==Ingram MAC-10==
In "Revenge Road" (E04), regular police officers are seen using Ingram MAC-10s in an attempt to subdue Gibson.
==IMI Uzi==
In "Revenge Road" (E04), the Knight Sabers train with IMI Uzis seemingly loaded with simunitions.
==Unnamed Fictional Submachine Gun==
In "Moonlight Rambler" (E05), Nam utilizes a fictional submachine gun that has design cues from the PP-19 Bizon, with the carrying handle of an AR-15.
=Rifles=
==Unnamed Fictional Assault Rifle==
In "Moonlight Rambler" (E05), Meg utilizes a fictional assault rifle, seemingly based off of the AR-15 in some capacity, in an attempt to hold off "Doberman" Boomers. It appears to use the water jacket of a Vickers Machine Gun as a handguard, with the barrel flush with the jacket's front.
==Unnamed Fictional Bullpup Assault Rifle==
In the same standoff, Lou uses a fictional bullpup assault rifle, most closely resembling a Bushmaster Arm Pistol.
=Shotguns=
==Ithaca 37==
In "Double Vision"(E06), Reika Chang is seen utilizing a shotgun most closely resembling an Ithaca 37 in a music video.
==Unnamed Fictional Shotgun==
The AD Police, as well as GENOM security guards, utilize unnamed fictional pump action shotguns. They most closely resemble Mossberg 500 Cruisers, judging by the ejection port.
=Heavy Weapons=
==MG42==
Priss's secondary hardsuit (formed by combining her standard hardsuit with her motorcycle) utilizes a machinegun most resembling the MG42, with a carrying handle seemingly stolen from the M41A "Pulse Rifle" from Aliens.
==General Dynamics M197 Vulcan==
A common heavy weapon, mounted on both AD Police Personal Helicopters and Boomers alike, is the General Dynamics M197 Vulcan.
==Unknown Fictional Grenade Launcher==
In "Tinsel City" (E01), Leon utilizes what appears to be a grenade launcher resembling Priss's "Member II", but utilizing a break-action loading system and upscaled to 40mm or so.
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