AC-17 Tyrfing type T
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The AC-17 Tyrfing type T (ティルフィング T型) is a third-generation CHARM manufactured by the Yggdrasil Corporation.
Description[edit | edit source]
Tyrfings have three modes: Blade Mode, Buster Cannon Mode, and a Short Blade Mode that is activated by cutting off the turret. Whereas the R-type is built to boost speed, the T-type boosts a Lily's attack power.[1] The CHARM cannot quickly return to Blade Mode from Buster Cannon Mode due to the blade overheating, so it is equipped with a detachment mechanism to allow for the Lily to continue fighting. It can be reattached after recovering from overheating, or retrieved after fighting in Short Blade Mode.[2]
While it is not an extremely popular CHARM due to its expensive parts configuration and the craftsmanship applied to each part being unsuitable for mass production, it is still a hot commodity among Lilies. There are plans to distribute Tyrfings to special forces and other Legions that use high-grade CHARMs, but at present, the only ones using this CHARM in actual combat are Rokkaku Shiori, who has the AC-17 Tyrfing Prototype, and Lilies who participate in tests for mass production. It is an extremely rare CHARM with only a few dozen in the world.[3]
Users[edit | edit source]
These Lilies are known to have used this CHARM in some medium or at some point.
- Ando Tazusa
- Yokota Haruna
- Mori Tatsuki
- Yamanashi Hibari
- Takegoshi Chihana
- Uchida Mayuri
- Louloudis Bromstedt
- Asanaga Ichigo
- Ushida Watsuki
- Makino Mitake
Gallery[edit | edit source]
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Design sketches of the Tyrfing type T
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Assault Lily Wunder (link inactive)
- ↑ @assault_lily twitter, January 4, 2020
- ↑ "Rokkaku Shiori's CHARM Commentary (六角汐里専用CHARM解説)"
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