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[[File:TrinityExplosion.jpg|thumb|300px|[[William Bishop]] witnessing a [[Trinity]] explosion in ''[[Ace Combat: Assault Horizon]]'']] |
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+ | A '''superweapon'''{{Note|{{Nihongo|'''superweapon'''|超兵器|chō heiki}}<ref name="AC5-Cut10">{{Cite game|AC5|Cut10}}</ref><ref>https://www.bandainamcoent.co.jp/cs/list/acecombat-zero/background/superweapon.php</ref>}} is an extremely powerful weapon designed to either harm a large number of humans or cause immense damage to structures. The combat capabilities of superweapons far surpass those of typical weapons used in war. |
| − | + | Most games in the ''[[Ace Combat]]'' franchise feature at least one superweapon, usually as the {{Wp|Boss (video gaming)#Final boss|final boss}} of the game. |
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William Bishop witnessing a Trinity explosion in Ace Combat: Assault Horizon
A superweapon[note 1] is an extremely powerful weapon designed to either harm a large number of humans or cause immense damage to structures. The combat capabilities of superweapons far surpass those of typical weapons used in war.
Most games in the Ace Combat franchise feature at least one superweapon, usually as the final boss of the game.