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Enter the Gungeon GTD Cultists tee

## Gunreaper T-Shirt

The Product

The "Enter the Gungeon GTD Cultists tee" is a product for Enter the Gungeon sold on the Devolver Digital Merch Store.

It depicts a menacing looking Gunreaper floating in front of an eye of providence symbol, illuminated by purple flame.

It is called "Cultist Tee" despite depicting a Gunreaper.
Beholster

The Beholster is a dangerous second floor boss with many attacks, capable of spawning Beadies.

It is a pun on the frightening Beholder from Dungeons and Dragons.

## Gallery

The Beholsters Boss IntroThe Beholsters Ammonomicon ImageA Sprite from the Beholsters into animationThe Beholster dyingThe Beholster from the game's Launch TrailerThe Beholster in the background of the Enter the Gungeon Key Art Steam Profile Background
Cursula Dialogue (Gungeon)

*Back: Cursula*

This page is dedicated to recording Cursula's dialogue from where she appears as a merchant in The Gungeon, if you are looking for the dialogue that Cursula has immediately after being freed, please check Cursula Dialogue (Cage).

## Talking

The dialogue that can be given upon simply interacting with the character.

With Cursula, she will only deliver one of these lines (Chosen at random) before resorting to her final phrase.

 These are... specially selected for you...

## Final Phrase

This is what the character will begin to say repeatedly once they do not wish to talk to you.

With Cursula this happens after one interaction.

## Buy

Upon buying an item, Cursula chooses one of these lines to say.

 ...

## Attacked

These are the lines that Cursula chooses to say upon being attacked.

 Yes!

## Attempted Buy

These are the lines that Cursula says if you attempt to buy an item from her without having the adequate amount of Shells.

 ...a shame.
Ring of Giant Strength

The Ring of Giant Strength was an item that was intended to be added in the Supply Drop Update, but it was never implemented.

## Effect

The Ring of Giant Strength would cause thrown guns to do more damage.

## Ammonmicon

> **Throw Harder**
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Increases thrown weapon damage.

This ring bestows incredible physical strength.

Unfortunately, there are few benefits to physical strength in the Gungeon.

## Trivia

* This item is likely a reference to the Giant Strength items from Dungeons and Dragons.
Dying Scientist Dialogue

*Back: Dying Scientist*

This page is dedicated to collecting the dialogue of the Dying Scientist from the Marine's past.

## Talking

The dialogue from speaking with this character.

 Save yourself. You're good at that.

The player is then given the prompt to either "Head to the Lab" or "Head to the escape pods".

The Marine will refuse to head to the escape pods.

Upon selecting "Head to the Lab", the Dying Scientist delivers a final line of dialogue.

The Dying Scientist will deliver no more lines after this, presumably because he has either died or passed out from blood loss.
The Cosmonaut

The Cosmonauts unused Facecard.

The Cosmonaut is an unused playable character from Enter the Gungeon, while they are unused, they are technically still canon, as they appear in the description of the Makarov.

## Starting Items

### Weapons

Makarov

* 5 damage.
* 350 Max Ammo.

## Story

The Cosmonauts story is unknown.

They appear to be some form of undead, how this happened and why are unknown. It is also unknown how they are still mobile.

It is possible that the Cosmonaut, while canon, is not canonically undead.

The Cosmonaut is most likely communist.
The Breach

The Breach is the hub chamber of the Gungeon, it is the first location in the game, with doors leading to the Halls of Knowledge, Keep of the Lead Lord, Gungeon Acquisitions Department, Sorceresses Room, and Elevator Room.

Many NPCs will appear in the Breach after certain conditions are met, with some of them opening shops where the player can exchange Hegemony Credits for the unlock of certain items.

## Gungeoneers Section

The Gungeoneer's section in the Breach will start off empty, but will slowly fill up with items as the player continues to enter the Gungeon.

### Non-Character Specific Items

* Refrigerator
* Bunk Bed
* Green Tent
* Cardboard Box (x8)
* Blue Sofa
* Purple Armchair
* White Chair (x2)
* Round Table

### Items on the Table

* Poker Chip (x18)
* Dagger
* Pizza Box Containing a Slice Of Pizza
* Blue Card (x10)
* Holographic Projector

### Marine's Items

* Bed Roll
* Ration (x3)

### Pilot's Items

* Toy Sword
* Green Topped Tube

### Convict's Items

* Sunglasses
* Shotgun Shell (x2)
* Shackles

### Hunter's Items

* Satchell
* Lyre
* Walkman

### Cultist's Items

* Piece of Paper (x2)
* Drawing of The Pilot
* Crayon (x2)
* Box of Crayons
* Juice Box
* Coloured Block (x4)
George (character)

George is a character featured on the second channel . He unfortanetly died in the first video on the second channel but came back to life.

## Death

George died on August 26th 2017 by aiming a gun to his chest and firing. Scott (character) was filming while this happened.

## Legacy

George is reappearing with a different name, he is a deluded man called Daryl, starring in Deluded Daryl's daily.
Blacksword Guard

> *"A Blacksword Soldier. He's unconscious, but not for long. Better hurry." - The Hunter*
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On the grass outside Blacksword Manor in the Hunter's past two unconscious men in Blacksword uniforms can be found.

It is implied that the Hunter is the one who incapacitated them so that she could sneak into Blacksword Manor.

They have no reaction to the Hunter, being unconscious.

It is possible that they were originally meant to be actual enemies in the same vein as the Imps or Hegemony Soldiers, but this was decided against.
Mungeons

Mungeons are described as "primative Gungeon-like structures" that are found throughout the galaxy, filled with money.

They have roughly the same functions as the Gungeon, based on this description.

They are said to have inhabitants (Presumably the "Mundead"), who can be reasoned with to gain some of the Mungeon's treasure. This is why the clown mask exists, to appear friendly to the Mungeon inhabitants.

## Notes

* People who delve into Mungeons are called Mungeoneers.
* Mungeon inhabitants can be assumed to look like different forms of currency.
* Presumably Mungeoneers are able to leave Mungeons, unlike Gungeoneers with the Gungeon.
Bullet Kin

Ammonomicon Image

Bullet Kin are the most common enemies in Enter the Gungeon.

Bullet Kin have the ability to ride inside Mine-carts.

## Ammonomicon

> **Standard Issue**
>
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Bullet Kin are the most common Gundead.

These sentient shells were brought to life hundreds of years ago, when the great Bullet struck and formed the Gungeon.

They are simple creatures, but vigilant and loyal.

## Attacks

1. Fires a single bullet towards their target every few seconds.

## Variants

### Tutorial Variant

There is a version of the Bullet Kin summoned by Ser Manuel during the tutorial to demonstrate the concept of combat.

Despite also wielding the Magnum, this Bullet Kin does not attack and cannot cause contact damage.

### AK-47 Variant

There is another variant of the Bullet Kin that can actually spawn in the main Gungeon.

It wields an AK-47 and fires accordingly.

## Tips

Bullet Kin may not be threatening, but when they are in large numbers or with other enemies, they can easily corner you. Removing the stronger enemy with them might seem more important, but they usually have high health and will take a while to get defeated, so prioritize the Bullet Kin to make the level easier.

## Other Appearances

* Bullet Kin appear in the form of ornate decoration atop the Lich's Cache.
* Bullet Kin are depicted in stone in the platform in the Bullet Void.
* Two Bullet Kin appear as decoration in the Pause Menu.
* A deceased Bullet Kin can be seen against the back wall of the Gungeon Acquisitions Department's storefront.
* The High Dragun has an attack where he fires multiple Bullet Kin as projectiles that bounce off walls.
* A Bullet Kin appears in the games Loading Screen.
* The "Great Bullet" statue in The Breach depicts what is most likely a Bullet Kin.
* Five Bullet Kin sarcophagi can be seen in the Gungeon Proper shrine room.
* A painting depicting a Bullet Kin shot full of arrows can be found in the Abbey.
* A painting depicting a Bullet Kin drowning can be found in the Abbey.
* A painting depicting a Bullet Kin surrounded by birds can be found in the Abbey.
* A painting depicting a Bullet Kin being hung upside down by it's foot can be found in the Abbey.
* Bullet Kin can be seen carved into the stone of the Hollow's walls.
* Bullet Kin make up the majority of corpses in the Wallmonger.
* Multiple Bullet Kin decorate the cover of the Ammonomicon.
* The "enemies" tab in the Ammonomicon bears an image of a Bullet Kin.
* There is a referential Bullet Kin mask in the game Absolver.

## Gallery

Bullet Kin idle spriteA dead Bullet KinThe Bullet Kin's Ammonomicon entryA Bullet Kin from the game's Launch TrailerA dead Bullet Kin from the Launch TrailerThe Bullet Kin mask from AbsolverA Bullet Kin from the Dodge Roll Games Twitter bannerThe Bullet Kin Steam Trading CardThe Bullet Kin Steam Badge for Enter the GungeonThe rare Bullet Kin Steam emoticonA Bullet Kin from the John Cipriani Steam Profile Background
Hunter's Journal

The Hunter's Journal was an item that was intended to be added in the Supply Drop Update, but it was never implemented.

## Effect

The Hunter's Journal would have increased the drop rate of Pickups, similarly to the Dog.

## Ammonomicon

> **Luck Or Skill?**
>
>

Slightly increases drop rate.

Filled with maps and the answers to half-forgotten riddles. Ever since the Hunter was a child, she had a knack for finding things.
Imperial Hegemony of Man

The Imperial Hegemony of Man is a huge galaxy-wide government who makes a large appearance in many aspects of Enter the Gungeon, due to how prominent they are in the outside universe.

They are the reason Hegemony Credits exist.

## Wars

### The Three Alien Wars

The Hegemony has supposedly fought and won three wars with non-specific "Alien races". The Alien Sidearm was supposedly recovered after the second of these wars.

### The War on the Gungeon

*Main Article: Hegemony Occupation of the Gungeon*

## Other Hegemony Elements

### Hegemony Dreagnaughts

The Hegemony has hundreds of ships identical to the HM Absolution to police its occupied territories in space.

## Hegemony Citizens

### HM Absolution's Captain

The HM Absolution's Captian is shown briefly in the Boss Intro.

### Hegemony Regional Magistrate

A Hegemony Regional Magistrate is the one responsible for giving the Convict the Budget Revolver.
Blank Kin

While never specifically stated to be a type of Gundead, Blank Kin can be presumed to be a rare Gungeon inhabitant.

If the Blank Companion is anything to go off, Blank Kin are significantly smaller than normal Bullet Kin, and have the same effect as Blanks when excited.

They don't seem to have the same bloodlust as other Gundead.

## Large Blank Kin

A variant of the Blank Kin, the Large Blank Kin can be seen in the Gungeon.

The only known Large Blank Kin in the Gungeon is Old Red.

It is unknown if the Large Blank Kin is a result of a Blank Kin growing old, or if it is a different model of Blank Kin entirely.

The Large Blank Kin is the Blank Kin equivalent of the Large Bullet Kin.

## Blank Kin / Large Blank Kin

* The Blank Companion
* Old Red
Pilot's Past Rockets

These rockets are the active item that is given to the player while playing the Pilot's past, for use in the fight against the HM Absolution.

This item recharges quickly.

## Effect

Fires 6 small rockets towards the HM Absolution.

These rockets deal 5 damage each.

## Ammonomicon

This item does not have an ammonomicon entry.

## Notes

* This item uses the sprite of Rocket Powered Bullets.
* This item cannot be dropped.
1-Up Fungun

The +1 Fungun sitting on a pedestal

In a pixelated gif released on the Dodge Roll Games Twitter account to announce the release of Enter the Gungeon on the Nintendo Switch, two green capped Funguns can be seen atop pedestals, in reference to the 1-Up Mushroom from the Super Mario series.

This Gundead is most likely non-canon.
Bubble Shield

Bubble Shield is an unused item from Enter the Gungeon, though it can still be obtained through cheats.

It's icon is a purple candy, similar to the Magic Sweet, but smaller.

## Effect

Has the same effect as Potion of Lead Skin, making the player reflect enemy projectiles for 4 seconds.

## Ammonomicon

The Bubble Shield does not have an ammonomicon entry, it does not even appear in the players active item inventory if they open the ammonomicon.

## Notes

* Bubble Shield recharges 50% every time the player clears a room. It's recharge is not dependent on damage done, and will always recharge in 2 rooms.
Bullet That Can Kill The Past

The Bullet That Can Kill The Past is an item obtainable from the blacksmith after bringing her the Prime Primer, Arcane Gunpowder, Planar Lead, and Obsidian Shell Casing over multiple runs.

Cannot be dropped.

## Effect

The Player must have this item while using the Gun That Can Kill The Past to access the character's Past.

## Ammonomicon

> **Don't Miss**
>
>

A bullet that can kill the past. You're not sure what will happen when you fire it, but you feel exhilarated!

## Notes

* While it has an Ammonomicon entry, this can only be seen while holding the item, as it does not appear while searching the "Items" tab of the Ammonomicon.
Chapter 14

(医者弓の Doctor Of The Bow) is the fourthteenth chapter serialized in December 6, 1991 in Issue #49/1991. The chapter cover shows Kouchu topless.

The scenario shows that Burusara was threatening Kouchu and beating him up. He takes off his pants and rapes him. However, the scenario seems to be his dream all this time. He decided to force himself on Kouchu. As he followed the Crystal Brawler through asking people where he went, he haven't found any answers yet. When he finally knows where Kouchu is, it was finally the time to sneak up on him. As he get right behind Kouchu ready to rape him, Kouchu snaps and turns his back to Burusara, knowing that he's behind him. Kouchu, still angry, decided to fight him in order to escape.

Burusara grabs his arms to his grip and gropes his bottom. However, Kouchu wasn't scared. He moves it right against his crotch, and rubs it around, making Burusara feel orgasmic. Kouchu makes his moves, seductive moves around him while giving a sex talk. He ordered him to knee down to suck his penis. However, Kouchu pees in his mouth, causing him to be out of control. Kouchu knocks him over off the cliff to his death. Kouchu escapee back to Shuriken City to the safe spot to calm Maeko down. Wait a minute, Burusara isn't dead yet...!

## Characters

* Kouchu
* Maeko
* Burusara

## Events

* Kouchu stops Burusara from molesting him.
Snowball Gundead

According to the description of the Snowballer, some time in the past the Gungeon had it's first and only snow day, during which "New Gundead" simply appeared weilding the Snowballers.

According to this same description the Snowball Gundead attacked everything in sight, leading to only minor injuries.

It is unclear whether "Everything in sight" included other Gundead.

Another question raised by this is what the Snowball Gundead would look like. Would they simply be an altered version of some existing Gundead, similar to the Bandana Bullet Kin or would they take after their weapons and simply look like snowballs?

Both options are entirely possible due to the strange way the Gungeon functions.
List of Swords in Enter the Gungeon

You may think there are no (Or at least very few) swords in a game called Enter the Gungeon.

You'd be surprised.

1. Blasphemy and Wooden Blashemy are both swords.
2. A painting of a Red Shotgun Kin and a Bullet Kin fighting with swords can be seen in the Keep of the Lead Lord.
3. Blacksword has sword in it's name, and one of it's emblems is a crosshair made of swords.
4. Another Blacksword emblem is a humanoid being holding a sword aloft.
5. Excaliber is disguised as a sword.
6. On the HM Absolution, the H (Standing for "Hegemony") is made out of swords.
7. The Pilot's ship (In his Past) is called the Sword.
8. A skeleton in the Gungeon Acquisitions Department has been posed with a sword.
9. Several wall mounted Sword-Pistols can be seen in the Keep of the Lead Lord.
10. The Blue Hologram Hero is depicted wielding a sword.
11. The Gun Nut wields a giant sword forged of bullets.
12. Several Sarcophagi in the Gungeon Proper feature swords along with Bullet Kin.
13. A human Skeleton inside the Wallmonger is holding a sword.
14. The hilt of a sword can be seen sticking out of Doug's pack.

## Knives and Other Blades

These are blades that are too short to classify as swords, but not should be taken of them nonetheless.

1. The Dragun throws special Knifeguy gundead at the walls as one of his attacks.
2. Kaliber, the Goddess of Guns, wields a Sickle.
3. The knife shield creates a protective circle of flying knives.
4. Blockner wears a shield depicting a knife on his head.
5. A serrated knife can be seen on a banner in The Gungeon Proper.
6. A knife has been plunged into the Gungeoneer's table in the Breach.
The Advanced Ammonomicon Wiki

## Welcome to the The Advanced Ammonomicon Wiki

Welcome to the Advanced Ammonomicon! A wiki dedicated to Enter the Gungeon purely for a love of the game and its characters.
This wiki will try to have information on everything Gungeon, weapons, NPC's, enemies, and everything in between!

## About Enter The Gungeon

Enter the Gungeon is a bullet hell rogue-like game developed by Dodgeroll and published in 2016 by Devolver Digital.

It stars a group of morally grey heroes shooting their way through a gun themed dungeon, amusingly named The Gungeon, with the desire to reach the treasure that it clings to with all its firepower, so that they may journey back into the past and change the things that they regret about their various pasts.

However the Gungeon contains many more secrets, the characters had best not worry about their pasts, for the future holds a far greater challenge.

## Elsewhere Online

The Official Enter the Gungeon Wiki at Gamepedia - Link

The Enter the Gungeon Discord Server - Link

## Fan-made Content

This wiki is for Canon, Debatably Canon and Non-Canon articles, as long as they come from the game or from Dodge Roll studios in some way.

However, there is a version of this wiki dedicated to fan-made ideas and concepts for the game.

The Fannonomicon!

Feel free to visit to see the ideas of the community.

## A Small Message

I know that a Gamepedia wiki already exists, if you want a wiki with higher visual quality, Click Here.

This wiki is a project for me, about the game I love. The Gamepedia wiki is great for statistics, but I tend to focus on the lore of the Gungeon, more than how much damage each gun does.

I have still tried to include that information, but it is not my main focus.

I simply wish to create something about a game I love, and have a good time.

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Fandom's Video Library.

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Charm Creep

Charm Creep is an unused creep that was supposed to be added in Supply Drop, but was never implemented.

### **Effects**

Charm Creep Charms all enemies that walk on it, for a length of time.

### **Causes**

#### **Enemies**

There are no enemies that cause Charm Creep.

#### **Environmental Objects**

There are no environmental objects that cause Charm Creep.

#### **Guns / Items**

* Fairy Wings cause the player to leave a line of Charm Creep when they dodge roll.
The Gun That Can Kill The Past

The Gun That Can Kill The Past is the Gungeon's greatest treasure, and the ultimate goal of any Gungeoneer.

It is found in the End Game Dimension, held inside the Cache of the Lich.

It does not have an ammonomicon entry, and is not technically considered a gun by the game, as it cannot be used in combat in any way.

## Ammonomicon

As stated above, the Gun That Can Kill The Past does not have an entry in the Ammonomicon.

## Effects

### Without the Bullet

If the player shoots themselves with the Gun that can kill The Past without The Bullet, they will simply be taken back to the breach, and be given an image of the Gun in the end screen Ammonomicon. You can shoot The Cultist without the bullet and see his past.

### With the Bullet

If the player shoots themselves with the Gun that can kill The Past with The Bullet, they will be taken to the character's respective past.

## Clockhair

The Crosshair of the Gun that can kill the past is designed with Clock hands (Hence the name Clockhair).

Upon the players death, they will be shot by the Gun that can kill the past, signified by the Clockhair.

When the player takes hold of the Gun, they will be able to control the clockhair.

Another detail is that the Gun that can kill the past is also used right after defeating the Lich as shown by the Clockhair once again. However with or without the bullet that can kill the past will not make any difference.
The Blacksmith

The Blacksmith is an NPC found in the Forge, replacing Bello and his Shop.

She is the sister of Cadence, and was hired by the make of the Gungeon himself, making her older than the Gungeon.

She supposedly forged the items "Alpha Bullet" and "Omega Bullets" as part of a Journeyman's trial.

Her father was Edwin, though her mother is never established.
Table Tech Tableflip

Table Tech Tableflip is an unused Table Tech item from Enter the Gungeon.

## Effect

Table Tech Tableflip's exact effect is unknown, though it would most likely have flipped all other tables in the room upon flipping a table.

## Notes

* The idea of flipping all tables was likely recycled into Table Tech Money.
* The visual style of the Table Tech Tableflip scroll is very different.
The Cultist

The Cultist is a playable Gungeoneer in Enter the Gungeon, they can only be played by player 2 during Co-op mode.

Judging by their manner, they are most likely a child, at least mentally.

## Starting Items

### Weapons

Dart Gun

* 6 Damage.
* Infinite Ammo.

### Items

Number 2

* +41% to damage when the other player in co-op is dead.
* +2 to movement speed when the other player in co-op is dead.

Friendship Cookie

* Resurrects the other player in co-op if they are dead.
* Single Use.

## Story

His sibling blamed him for spilling grape juice on the couch. So he came to the Gungeon to set the record straight. But he gets distracted by everyone making fun of him,so his past revolves around becoming the protagonist.

## Aliases / Nicknames

 Sidekick
 Kid
Colorscant

Colorscant is a planet in the Enter the Gungeon universe that was mentioned by some NPCs in the game's Alpha.

It is unclear if Colorscant exists or is still canon in modern EtG.

## Society

Everyone on Colorscant seems to be named after what colour they are, eg: Red, Green, Blue.

Apart from this, it is unclear how society functions on Colorscant.

## Trivia

* Colorscant is a reference to the planet Coruscant from Star Wars.
Bandana Bullet Kin

## General Information

Aggressive Bullet Kin that fearlessly charge their targets, spraying bullets from their machine pistols with reckless abandon.Some theorize that the bandanas represent the rudiments of Gundead culture. That said, there is little evidence beyond the occasional pair of sunglasses.

### First Introduced

Game release

Bandana Bullet Kin are Bullet Kin who are not very different than the standard Bullet Kin, apart from the fact that they have a red bandana on their shell.

They shoot rapidly at the Gungeoneer, and will not stop unless the player takes cover.
Black Revolver

The Black Revolver is a gun that was planned for the Supply Drop Update, but was never actually implemented into the game.

The Black Revolver's projectiles bounce twice before disappearing.

## Ammonomicon

> **Reap What You Sow**
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A portent of things to come.

This revolver, once carried by the bearer of a terrible curse, remains cold to the touch.

## Notes

* This revolver may have some connection to either the Lich or Nuign, it is unclear.
Robot Audience

The many robots in attendance at the Emperor's Arena for the destruction of the Last Human during the Robot's past.

They are all rogue Hegemony Shock-Troopers, therefore they only differ from the Robot visually due to being painted various different colours, and the expressions they wear.

If the Last Human is defeated, all of these Robots along with EMP-ROR shut down.

### Red-Screen Bot

These expressionless bots can be seen in the audience.

They have no abnormal paint colours, being identical to the robot in everything except the red screen and yellow dot they all sport.

The yellow dot may represent an eye, though this is unclear.

The "Please Proceed" Bot is one of these robots.

### Blue Bot

These bots can be found throughout the audience, they all have green screens and permanent angry expressions.

### Green Bot

These bots can be found throughout the audience, they all have purple screens and permanent neutral expressions.

### Purple Bot

These bots can be found throughout the audience, they all have orange screens and no face other than a single horizontal yellow line running across their screens.

### Yellow Bot

These bots can be found throughout the audience, they all have lime green screens and permanent sad expressions.

### Flat Bot

These bots do not have unusually coloured bodies, and are only referred to as "Flat Bots".

Due to their constant sleepy expressions, it is likely that the "Flat" in their name is referring to a flat battery, implying that these robots are in a low power mode.

They have light blue screens.
Primerdyne Marines

Several other Primerdyne Marines are present in the Interdimensional Horror's boss-room, trying to contain it before the Marine arrives.

They wear many different colours of armor.

Some of these Marines will fire at the Interdimensional Horror and it's Imps during the fight, they appear to be holding Pulse Cannons that fire projectiles similar in style to the Cactus. These projectiles do 2 damage.

After winning the fight, several of the Marines will gather around the Marine to congratulate and thank him.

If the Marine had fled the fight, they all would most likely have died, so they are most likely all deceased during the main timeline.

## Dialogue

*Main Article: Primerdyne Marines Dialogue*
Blobulonian Empire

The former galaxy-wide empire of the Blobulonians, the Blobulonian empire has since fallen to a particularly harsh galactic winter.

Several members of the Blobulonian Empire's Army escaped to the Gungeon, where they continue their terrible reign.

## Science

The Blobulonian Empire's scientific experimentation and modification of their own kind for warfare is infamous throughout the galaxy.

They have used their uncaring science to make tortured soldiers such as the Poisbulon.

## Military

The Blobulonian Empire's Military was terrifying to all who opposed it, as stated above they used immoral scientific experimentation to create Blobulonian super-soldiers.

The Ammonomicon entry for the Cubulon mentions how the Blobulonian Army uses troop transports to carry tightly packed in soldiers during their campaigns.

## Politics

One of the only remaining Blobulonian authority figures is the Blobulord, but very little is known about the Blobulonian Empire's politics before it collapsed.

The description of the Membrane mentions a Blobulonian ruler known as King Visc Osbro III.

The descriptions also mention rebel Blobulonian forces led by King Visc Osbro III's brother Gel Osbro. These rebel forces were defeated.

The Blobulnian Empire did not sign the Guneva Convention, allowing them to create Poisbulons.
Muncher

The Muncher is an NPC / Object that can be found at random throughout the Gungeon.

It is a green box that, after being fed two guns, produces another gun.

## Dialogue

*Main Article: Muncher Dialogue*

Please note that the Muncher doesn't actually talk, and it's "dialogue" is largely just descriptions of what it is doing.

## Combinations

There are several special Muncher combinations that will always produce the same gun.
El Tigre

El Tigre is a gun that was planned for the Supply Drop Update, but was never actually implemented into the game.

It's tooth shaped projectiles stick to enemies, after a while of not shooting, they bite down and do damage, similarly to the Cat Claw.

It's projectiles home in on enemies.

## Ammonomicon

> **Tooth And Claw**
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Fires homing teeth.

Emmit Calx was renowned for his hunting prowess and his creative guncraft. El Tigre's fangs seek prey relentlessly, with each bite more painful to the victim.

## Notes

* Upon reloading, El Tigre roars like a tiger.
Sword Headed Rubber Kin

There is an unused sprite for what appears to be a red coloured Rubber Kin with a sword taped to it's head.

## Alpha

Sword Headed Rubber Kin were actually implemented in the EtG Alpha as a version of Rubber Kin who could deal damage.

They behaved identically to how Tazies do today, due to the fact that Tazies replaced them.
Teleporters

A teleporter.

A teleporter in "portal" mode.

Teleporters are useful objects that can be found set into the floor of many rooms inside the Gungeon.

They appear on the map, and via the map, they allow the player to teleport across the current chamber, as long as they have uncovered a teleporter to warp to.

Teleporters will not work if the player is in combat.

There is a room in the Halls of Knowledge dedicated to teaching the player how to use teleporters.

## Portal Feature

After teleporting to a teleporter, it will become a portal. Interacting with this portal will take the player back to wherever they teleported in from.

Using another teleporter, (creating another portal) will remove the portal from the previous teleporter.

## Alpha

Teleporters in the EtG Alpha had a vastly different visual design, though they functioned largely the same.

It is unclear if Alpha teleporters had the "Portal" feature.
Narrator

The majority of Enter the Gungeon trailers are narrated, even in the slightest capacity by this gruff voiced being.

While they are most likely a non-canon character, they talk about the world of Enter the Gungeon as though they exist within it.

## Appearances

* The Enter the Gungeon Gameplay Trailer
* The Enter the Gungeon Supply Drop Trailer
* The Enter the Gungeon Nintendo Switch Launch Trailer
Lock Guy

These living locks can frequently be seen attached to doors in the Gungeon, this is always to block off an NPC or The Shop. It is unclear whether they appear there as a property of the Gungeon or are placed there by other Gundead.

They will never stop you from being able to reach the Boss Room, but they can be very annoying.

A normal key will remove these locks, and allow the door to be opened, The Shelleton Key and the Akey-47 will also work.

The opening of these locks cannonically results in the lock’s death.

Flynt is one of these Locks, except detached from a Door.
Witches

The Witches are three NPC's who can be found randomly throughout the Gungeon inside secret rooms.

They will take a gun from the player should the player so choose, and exchange it for another gun with the price of cursing the player.

They do not accept starter weapons.

According to the description of the Poison Vial, the Witches have a secret storehouse in the Gungeon.
Suna'Jin

Suna'Jin est le chef de la Tribu Brise-Blizzard. Personne ne l'aime vraiment, et les pêcheurs parlent de lui en disant "Mou du bulbe" par exemple.

C'est un chef extrêmement brutal qui préconise la violence inutile, et l'intimidation. C'est lui qui est à l'origine de la rivalité presque dangereuse entre les Arrache-Lierre et sa tribu.

Sa tribu a rejoint l'Empire Orpashi juste après la tribu des trolls des forêts.

**Aujourd'hui, le troll est porté disparu, et en son absence, c'est le jeune Nonan'Ki qui se charge de diriger la tribu.**
The Marine

The Marine is a playable Gungeoneer in Enter the Gungeon, he is one of the four Gungeoneers available from the very beginning.

## Starting Items

### Weapons

Marine Sidearm

* 5 damage.
* Semiautomatic.

### Items

Military Training

* 20% faster reloads.
* +17% accuracy.
* 16.7% faster charge times.

Supply Drop

* Calls in a crate of Ammo, allowing the player to refill a gun.

## Reference

The Marine is a reference to Doom Guy from the Doom series, his past is a mixed reference to both Doom and Half-Life.
Flynt

Flynt is a Lock Guy merchant who can be found randomly in the Gungeon after being rescued.

Unlike most freed NPCs, he does not make an appearance in the Breach.

Flynt is the only merchant who doesn't accept Shells, instead charging the player with Keys.

His name is a pun on "Flintlock".

## Backstory

Flynt used to be a normal Lock Guy, until one day by some freak of the Gungeon he was separated from a door, and never reattached.

The reason he trades for Keys is so that Gungeoneers cannot use them to open Chests or, even worse, to kill other Lock Guys.

## Room

Flynt's room is an average size for NPC rooms, with a couple of hanging fire pots and a carpet inside it.

## Dialogue

*Main Article: Flynt Dialogue (Gungeon)*

*Main Article: Flynt Dialogue (Cage)*
Devolver Digital Shotgun Kin

The dancing Devolver Shotgun Kin

On April 5th 2017, exactly one year after the release of Enter the Gungeon, Dodge Roll Games posted a gif on Twitter of a dancing Red Shotgun Kin emblazoned with the Devolver Digital Logo and wished everyone a happy "Enter the Gungeon Day".

This Shotgun Kin is non-canon.

Link to the original post on Twitter
Gungeon 3D Blast

The title screen of 3D Blast

Gungeon 3D Blast is an Enter the Gungeon Easter egg in the game Strafe, it features a three dimensional version of Enter the Gungeon (With the sprites acting doom-like, always rotating towards the camera.) that can be played inside of Strafe if certain requirements are met.

A Gungeon 3D Blast cartridge must be retrieved from a present box near a television in level 3-1, and a controller must be stolen from a shop in level 3-2.

Enter the Gungeon can then be played on a computer terminal later in the game.

It appears to only consist of the Gungeon Proper.

According to Brent Sodman on Reddit, Gungeon 3D Blast uses much of the code that the actual game does.

The depiction of The Gungeon on the win screen off this game is very different to the way it appears in the actual game, instead appearing more like the Gungeons Symbolic representation of a Skull atop a Pyramid.

## Gallery

An image of 3D Blast's gameplayThe Game's win screen, showing the Marine looking at an unusual depiction of The Gungeon.
Dodgeroll.com Shotgun Kin

Several clickable links to buy Enter the Gungeon in the form of various coloured Shotgun Kin can be found at Dodgeroll.com.

   Upon hovering the mouse cursor over one of these Shotgun Kin, they will switch to having X's for eyes, and their tongue lolling out.

Also upon hovering over one of them, the colour that they are will become darker, with the exception of the "Switch" link, upon hovering over it, it will go a light blue as opposed to a dark red.
The Gungeon

The Gungeon as it appears in the game's title screen.

The Gungeon as depicted in the Enter the Gungeon Comic

The Gungeon is a great fortress built long ago on planet Gunymede, the floors of which shift and weave like an arcane gun-themed labyrinth.

It is inhabited by The Cult of the Gundead, strange creatures who will fight to the death to defend the Gungeon's treasure.

## Chambers

B. The Breach

0. Halls of Knowledge

1. Keep of the Lead Lord

O. Oubliette

2. Gungeon Proper

A. Abbey of the True Gun

3. Black Powder Mine

4. Hollow

5. Forge

6. Bullet Hell

## Other Chambers

* The description of the Cactus hints at a yet undiscovered chamber.

## Towers

Several towers reaching up towards the sky can be seen atop the Gungeon, it is unknown what may live up in these spires, as they are inaccessible from The Breach.

## Architecture

The Architectue of the Gungeon shifts drastically depending on the Chamber, ranging from nicely furnished libraries to simply caverns.

The stone walls of the Gungeon are made of sentient bricks, as evidenced by the Snitch Brick.
Ashley Luciano (Days of the Unforeseen)

> ***"It's okay. I guess I can't really be a teacher or anything like that anyway, now that I'm stuck looking like a teenager myself. I need a new purpose, and you need a new heiress."***
>
>

**Aisling Claire Jinks** is the only child of the Terminated Timeline's Cordelia Jinks and John Young. She traveled from 2060 back to 2037 to save her aunt's life, dying in the process.

Despite her abilities, she could not have predicted what happened next. Just a few days after her death, she awoke in a freshly restored 2037, alone but once again alive and with a few additions to her already impressive power set.

Ash lived in the shadows for a while, watching over her family from afar since they did not even know she existed. After several months, she applied for a job at Univille's local veterinary clinic, using the alias "Ashley Luciano". In her new role, she occasionally talked to her loved ones, but she managed to keep her true identity and motives a secret.

In 2039, the young woman was plagued by horrible, chaotic nightmares. She soon recognized them as visions, but she could not decipher their exact meaning. It appeared as though fate itself was uncertain what was about to happen, and since her mother, grandparents and surrogate sister were miles apart at the time, she was unable to play everyone's guardian angel simultaneously. She struggled to take note of every hint, every sign that might've pointed in a specific direction, but considering her family's adventurous lives, that mission was doomed from the very beginning.

When she got her answer, it was too late. Cordelia and her unborn child were murdered in Brazil while Ash was watching over Lucy and Claire.

Once the initial shock wore off, the first person Aisling approached was Rachel. She offered to become the older witch's new heiress, since she was already powerful and well prepared for the job.
Edwin

Edwin, the Legendary Gunsmith, came to the Gungeon very shortly after it's creation. He was hired by the Gungeon's creator along with his two daughters The Blacksmith and Cadence to make Guns.

Strangely, unlike other non-gundead characters inside the Gungeon, Edwin seems to have aged to the point where he died.

Several items inside the Gungeon are attributed to Edwin.
Portaler

The Portaler is a gun that was planned for the Supply Drop Update, but was never actually implemented into the game.

The Portalers projectiles create portals upon coming into contact with an available wall, the player and the player's projectiles are able to go through these portals, though this can cause some glitches.

Reloading causes the gun to alternate between firing blue and orange portals.

## Ammonomicon

> **Testing**
>
>

Creates portals.

While not intended for combat, crafty Gungeoneers have been known to use the portals it creates to end gunfights from relative safety.

## Trivia

* The Portaler is a reference to the Portal Gun from the games Portal and Portal 2.

## Gallery

The Portaler in Blue mode.The Portaler in Orange mode.The Blue PortalThe Orange Portal
The Black Powder Mine

The Black Powder Mine was a Mine used to mine minerals for the Bullet That Can Kill The Past. It is the third floor on a typical run.

## Appearance

It takes the stereotypical appearance of a mine, with minecarts and rails occasionally appearing in rooms, and rocks and boulders falling from traps being triggered. There are also pits filled with acid and there are turrets that can appear in minecarts. All types of barrels containing liquid are here, and there are oil lamps which can be destroyed and lit on fire.
Ring of Lightning Resistance

The Ring of Lightning Resistance was an item that was intended to be added in the Supply Drop Update, but it was never implemented.

## Effect

It is unclear what this item does, but some effects can be assumed.

It most likely would protect the player from electrified water, as well as possibly Tazies and the lightning from Shockwave.

## Ammonomicon

> **Grounded**
>
>

Prevents damage from electricity.

A ring originally worn by Alistair, the Thunderbolt. The gemstone set in the golden band is cracked down the middle.
Ashen Bullet Kin

Cinder Fella

Ashen Bullet Kin are Bullet Kin that have been burnt by The Forge.

## Ammonomicon Entry

**Cinder Fella**

Charred into ash by some great flame, these Bullet Kin can remain dormant for decades.

## Attacks

Sometimes they will fire based on the player's directions, but will not always predict their movements.

## Tips

The chance of them predicting your movements or not can be confusing, so be wary of where they shoot their bullets. Otherwise, they are like normal Bullet Kin. They can also spawn out of the Statues in the Forge, so shoot the statues to make sure they don't ambush you.
Chance Kin

Chance Kin are passive Bullet Kin.

No Seconds

## Ammonomicon description

**No Seconds**

A relative of the Keybullet Kin, the Chance Kin can hide a variety of useful goods within their boxy heads.

If ignored, they will become bored and fade beyond the Curtain. Only skilled Gungeoneers can take the chance they provide.

## Attacks

None, just runs from the player and drops a pickup upon death.

## Tips

Treat them like Keybullet Kin, but prioritize the Keybullets first.
Cadence Dialogue (Breach)

*Back: Cadence*

This page is dedicated to recording Cadence's dialogue from where she appears as a merchant in The Breach.

## Talking

The dialogue that can be given upon simply interacting with the character.

With Cadence, she will only deliver one of these lines before resorting to her final phrases.

## Final Phrases

These are what the character will begin to say once they do not wish to talk to you.

With Cadence this happens after one interaction.
Winchester

Winchester is a human NPC who can be found throughout the Gungeon, as well as in the Breach.

He charges the player to a shooting range mini-game, where the player must hit all of the moving targets with the Prize Pistol.

*Main Article: Shooting Range*

Tailor seems to think that Winchester is having too much fun trapped in the Gungeon.

## Dialogue

*Main Article: Winchester Dialogue (Gungeon)*

*Main Article: Winchester Dialogue (Breach)*
Daphne Hartson

## Relations

### Children

* Kelly Hartson
* JJ Hartson

### Grandchildren

* **Through JJ**: Isabelle Miller and Abigail Wilwood

### Others

**Descendants**:*JJ's*:

* JJ and Abelia Campbell (great-granddaughters through Isabelle)
* Roxana Wilson (great-granddaughter through Abigail)
* Parker & Harper Wilwood (adoptive great-grandchildren through Abigail)
* Regan Wilson (2nd great-grandson through Parker)
Living Record

The bouncing record

On the 17th of July 2017, the Dodge Roll Games Twitter account tweeted out a thank-you to it's audience for Enter the Gungeon going platinum with over 1 million copies sold.

This was acompanied by a bouncing pixel gif of a happy record.

Though this record bears a lot of similarities to the actual Heart in Halves record, this is likely just a coincidence.

This "Living Record", or "Record Kin" if you prefer, is non-canon.

Link to the original Tweet
Thirst For Vengeance

The Thirst For Vengeance was an item that was intended to be added in the Supply Drop Update, but it was never implemented.

## Effect

It is unclear what Thirst For Vengeance would have done, but it may have initiated invincibility frames in the player after killing an enemy, as long as the player was on 1 HP.

## Ammonomicon

> **Taking You With Me**
>
>

Slaying an enemy just before dying prevents death.

Sometimes getting even is all you've got left.
Enter the Gungeon Comic

The cover of the comic.

The Enter the Gungeon Comic is a digital comic that is available for purchase on steam as a DLC for Enter the Gungeon.

## Plot

The plot is that of Frifle and The Grey Mauser's first adventure in the Gungeon, as they recount it to The Convict.

After accidentlly killing the god of a fanatic society, The Grey Mauser realises there's only one way to go back and *not* kill the planet's god. The Gun.

## Elements

### Characters

* Frifle
* The Grey Mauser
* The Convict
* Killithid Employer
* Donpatchee Guard
* The Golden Bird
* Door Blockers
* Bullet Kin
* Hollowpoint
* Veteran Shotgun Kin
* Red Shotgun Kin
* Blobuloid
* Blobulon
* Bandana Bullet Kin
* Veteran Bullet Kin
* Pinhead
* Beholster
* Beadie
* Gun Nut
* Bullet Shark
* Lead Maiden
* Bullat
* Gatling Gull

### Weapons

* M9 (The Convict) (Beadie)
* Winchester Rifle (Frifle)
* RPG Spear (Donpatchee Guard)
* Grey Mauser (The Grey Mauser)
* Magnum (Bullet Kin)
* Sawed-off (Veteran Shotgun Kin)
* Thompson Sub-machine Gun (Hollowpoint)
* Sword Pistol (Frifle)
* Yari Launcher (Frifle)
* Fightsabre (The Grey Mauser)
* Machine Pistol (Beholster)
* Com4nd0 (Beholster)
* Ray Gun (Beholster)
* Eye of the Beholster (Beholster)
* M1911 (Beholster)
* Dungeon Eagle (Beholster)
* Compressed Air Tank (Frifle)
* Phoenix Blaster (The Grey Mauser)
* Prototype Railgun (Frifle)
* Emperor (The Grey Mauser)
* Thunderclap (Frifle)
* Flamethrower (The Grey Mauser)
* Vulcan Cannon (Gatling Gull)
* Regular Shotgun (Red Shotgun Kin)
* Molotov (Frifle) (The Grey Mauser)
* Purple Laser Blaster (The Grey Mauser)

### Locations

* The Killithid Employer's Office
* Donpatchee
* Gunymede
* The Gungeon

## Notes

* Some Bandana Bullet Kin in the comic are holding Magnums when they should be holding Machine Pistols.
* Frifle and The Grey Mauser encounter the Beholster first, and then the Gatling Gull. This is despite the Beholster being a 2nd Chamber boss and the Gatling Gull being a 1st Chamber boss.
Balloon!

The Balloon is an item that is neither active nor passive, it does not have an ammonomicon entry.

Once obtained by the player, it will actually appear floating in the air, tethered to the player by a rope.

## Ammonomicon

> **A Favourite Of The Gundead**
>
>

## Effect

If they player has both the Balloon and the Replacement Arm, the Arm will be sent up to the previous chamber by the balloon.

## How to Obtain

If the Replacement Arm is currently somewhere in the chamber, one of the enemies on the floor will be holding the Balloon.

Killing them will allow the player to obtain it.
Items

MeItems are found throughout the Gungeon, and have various effects. They are arranged into Item Tiers.

## Passive Items

Passive items go directly into the player's inventory, and are used continuously, or (if the item is situational) automatically when certain conditions are met.

## Active Items

Active Items are stored in their own box in the interface. They generally have no effect until used by the player pressing the spacebar.

Before they can be used, Active Items must be allowed to charge. In general, active items charge slowly when the player does damage to an enemy.

Some active items cannot recharge, and are one use.

## Notes

* All items in Enter the Gungeon have been confirmed to be guns in disguise.
Coin King

The Coin King is a character who can be presumed to exist from several items found inside the Gungeon.

If he is canon, he is a character who predates the Gungeon, and is most likely dead.

## Coin Crown

The name of the Coin Crown's sprite is "Crown of the Coin King", which is where the character comes from.

It is also described by the Ammonomicon as a pre-gungeon relic.

## Gilded Bullets

Gilded Bullets are said to have been forged from the throne of an "Oppulent Ruler" whose rule predated the Gungeon.
Gundertale

Gundertale is a gun that was planned for the Supply Drop Update, but was never actually implemented into the game.

Gundertale's projectiles are invisible, and seemingly not fired by the barrel, as the gun is held by the barrel.

## Ammonomicon

There is no available ammonomicon entry for this gun.

## Trivia

* Gundertale is likely a reference to the Empty Gun from the game Undertale.
	+ The angle at which the gun is held is also reminiscient of the Empty Gun's steam badge artwork.
	+ The gun's ammo max of 7 is likely a reference to the 7 human souls needed to break the Barrier in the game Undertale.