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{{Header Nav|game=Castlevania: Circle of the Moon}}
{{Header Nav|game=Castlevania: Circle of the Moon}}
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Your main method of [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/Gameplay#Combat|attacking]] will be the Hunter Whip, however there are also several secondary weapons (called sub-weapons) that you can find throughout the castle. Unlike the whip, these weapons consume [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/Gameplay#Stats & leveling|hearts]] when used, so you have a limited supply. However, hearts can be found in the vast majority of candles and many [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/Enemy data|enemies]] drop them. That, plus the fact that you can hold a large number of hearts (you start with a maximum of 50 on most [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/Gameplay#Modes|modes]] and it goes up very quickly), means that you generally don't have to worry about running out of ammo.
Your main weapon will be the whip known as the Vampire Killer, however there are also several secondary weapons (called sub-weapons) that you can find throughout the castle. Unlike the whip, these weapons consume hearts when used, so you have a limited supply. However, hearts are found in the vast majority of candles and many enemies drop them. That, plus the fact that you can hold a large number of hearts (you start with a max of 50 and it goes up very quickly), means that you generally don't have to worry about running out of ammo.


You can only carry one sub-weapon at a time, so if you pick up a new one you will discard the old one. However, since the discarded weapon remains on the ground for a few seconds, you can pick it up again if you change your mind. Generally speaking, you're best off carrying the [[#Axe|axe]] or [[#Boomerang|boomerang]] with you at all times and only switching to the [[#Holy Water|holy water]] or [[#Stopwatch|stopwatch]] only when needed. The exception is the [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/Shooter|Shooter]], who should almost always use the [[#Magic Dagger|Magic Dagger]].
You can only carry one sub-weapon at a time, so if you pick up a new one you will discard the old one. However, the discarded weapon remains on the ground for a few seconds, so if you change your mind you can pick it up again. Generally speaking, you're best off carrying the [[#Axe|axe]] or [[#Boomerang|boomerang]] with you at all times and only switching to the [[#Holy Water|holy water]] and [[#Stopwatch|stopwatch]] when needed.


== The weapons ==
== The weapons ==
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*'''Strength''': The relative power of the weapon.
*'''Strength''': The relative power of the weapon.
*'''Hearts''': The number of hearts normally consumed per use. Some [[#DSS Cards|card combinations]] modify this value.
*'''Hearts''': The number of hearts normally consumed per use. Some [[#DSS Cards|card combinations]] modify this value.
*'''MP''': The amount of MP consumed ''only'' when using [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/DSS#Pluto/Manticore|Pluto/Manticore]].
*'''MP''': The amount of MP consumed ''only'' when the Pluto/Manticore card combination is used.
*'''Range''': The weapon's range some traverse the entire screen while others land at your feet. Some weapons may have varying range depending on height.
*'''Range''': Weapon's range, some travel the whole screen, others only a foot in front of you.
*'''Hits''': Whether or not a weapon can hit multiple targets/pass through walls.
*'''Hits''': Whether or not a weapon can hit multiple targets/pass through walls.


=== Axe ===
=== Axe ===


{{CotMweapon|axe|Very High|2|7|Short|Multiple}}
The axe flies in a high arc and then comes back down, passing through ceilings, floors, and walls. Especially useful against flying enemies and the only sub-weapon that can hit enemies below you, the axe is potentially your most powerful and useful sub-weapon.
The axe flies in a high arc and then comes back down, passing through ceilings, floors, and walls. As it is especially useful against flying enemies and is the only sub-weapon that can hit enemies below you, the axe is one of the most useful sub-weapons (not to mention one of the most powerful).
*'''Strength''': Very High
*'''Hearts''': 2
*'''MP''': 7
*'''Range''': Short (horizontally, but has long vertical range)
*'''Hits''': Multiple


Players having experienced other Castlevania games may find this axe arcing a bit different. Be careful.
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=== Boomerang ===
=== Boomerang ===
AKA the crucifix. Another good all-around weapon - neither the best nor the worst in all categories. It is strong, but not as strong as the [[#Axe|axe]]; fast, but not as fast as the [[#Dagger|dagger]]; longer range than the axe, but not as good as the dagger. Since it returns to you it can do extra damage if the enemy is still in its path. Plus, since it is somewhat slow, it can get multiple hits in against large enemies in each direction. Jump over it and it will continue on, hitting things behind you.
*'''Strength''': High
*'''Hearts''': 6
*'''MP''': 11
*'''Range''': Moderate (if you jump over it, it has full-screen range behind you)
*'''Targets''': Multiple


{{CotMweapon|boomerang|High|6|11|Moderate|Multiple}}
AKA the [[#Note|crucifix]]. Another good all-around weapon — neither the best nor the worst in all categories. It is strong, but not as strong as the [[#Axe|axe]]; fast, but not as fast as the [[#Dagger|dagger]]; longer range than the axe, but not as good as the dagger. Since it returns to you it can do extra damage if the enemy is still in its path when it comes around. Plus, since it is somewhat slow, it can get multiple hits in against large enemies in each direction. If you manage to time it so that the enemy is on the very end of the boomerang's range, it will deal three or four hits instead of just one or two. Jump over it and it will continue on, hitting things behind you. Once you get the hang of it, the boomerang is probably going to be the best sub-weapon in the game.
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=== Dagger ===
=== Dagger ===


{{CotMweapon|dagger|Low|1|6|Full screen|Single}}
The weakest of the weapons, and not surprisingly the first you find. The dagger flies straight forward until it hits either an enemy or a wall. The only advantage that the dagger has over the others is that its [[#Item Crush|Item Crush]] used relatively few hearts and is particularly useful against many bosses.
The weakest of the sub-weapons and, not surprisingly, the first you find. The dagger flies straight forward until it hits either an enemy or a wall. The only advantage that the dagger has over the others is that its [[#Item Crush|Item Crush]] causes considerable damage for relatively few hearts and is particularly useful against many [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/Bosses|bosses]].
*'''Strength''': Low
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*'''Hearts''': 1
==== Magic Dagger ====
*'''MP''': 6
*'''Range''': Full screen, but cannot pass through obstacles
*'''Hits''': Single


{{CotMweapon|dagger|Low|1|6|Full screen|Single}}
=== Holy Water ===
The magic dagger is a special form of the [[#Dagger|dagger]], and only available to the [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/Shooter|Shooter]]. To get the magic dagger, simply pick up a second dagger when you are holding one (since you find them in candles, just leave the room and go back to the same candle).
 
The magic dagger is by far the most useful weapon in the game because it homes in on enemies. Just shoot the dagger and it will pick a target, generally alternating between all enemies on the screen. Since sub-weapons all do considerably more damage in shooter mode than in others, the [magic] dagger does 1.5× to 3.0× as much damage as the whip. With the extra power, the dagger (even without the homing ability) is more useful than even the [[#Boomerang|boomerang]] due to the longer range and the speed at which you can throw it. Get the first one you can find (bottom left of the first room of the [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/Locations#Catacomb|Catacomb]]) and don't let it go until very late in the game.
 
Be aware that if you pick up another sub-weapon and then grab the dagger that you just dropped, it will be a regular dagger. Be very careful to avoid standing directly under candles when you break them, lest a sub-weapon drops on your head. Also, the magic dagger hits slightly weaker than the standard one.
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=== Holy Water ===
A small vial of water is thrown at your feet and burns for a few seconds. ''Very'' useful against slow moving enemies and bosses, however it is not the best for every day use.
*'''Strength''': Low, but does damage based on time, so against certain enemies it can do massive damage
*'''Hearts''': 4
*'''MP''': 9
*'''Range''': Very Short
*'''Hits''': Multiple


{{CotMweapon|holy_water|Low|4|9|Very short|Multiple}}
A small vial of water is thrown at your feet and burns for a few seconds. ''Very'' useful against slow moving enemies and bosses, or anything at lower level, however it is not the best for every day use. Generally speaking it isn't worth giving up your [[#Axe|axe]] or [[#Boomerang|boomerang]] for, as those sub-weapons are also effective against the same enemies.
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=== Stopwatch ===
=== Stopwatch ===
 
AKA the clock. Stops [most] enemies in their tracks for ten seconds, allowing you to run away or beat them to death. Don't bother trying to use this against bosses, it is primarily designed to avoid the annoying flying enemies like Medusa heads. It would be nice to always have, but due to its high heart consumption, ineffectiveness against many enemies, and the fact that it means you can't carry something else, makes the clock another weapon that is only good in special circumstances.
{{CotMweapon|stopwatch|{{n/a}}|20|25|{{n/a}}|{{n/a}}}}
*'''Strength''': N/A
AKA the clock. Stops '''most''' [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/Enemy data|enemies]] in their tracks for ten seconds, allowing you to run away or beat them to death. Don't bother trying to use this against [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/Bosses|bosses]], as it is primarily designed to avoid the annoying flying enemies like Medusa heads. Also note that stronger enemies (Wind Demon for example) can only be slowed down. It would be nice to always have, but due to its high heart consumption and the fact that carrying it means you can't carry something else, the clock is another weapon that is only good in special circumstances.
*'''Hearts''': 20
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*'''MP''': 25
*'''Range''': N/A
*'''Hits''': N/A


== DSS Cards ==
== DSS Cards ==
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*'''[[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/DSS#Pluto/Salamander|Pluto/Salamander]]''': [[#Item Crush|Item Crush]]
*'''[[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/DSS#Pluto/Salamander|Pluto/Salamander]]''': [[#Item Crush|Item Crush]]
*'''[[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/DSS#Pluto/Serpent|Pluto/Serpent]]''': Throws [[#Double shots|two sub-weapons]] simultaneously (no increase in heart costs).
*'''[[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/DSS#Pluto/Serpent|Pluto/Serpent]]''': Throws [[#Double shots|two sub-weapons]] simultaneously (no increase in heart costs). Does not work with the [[#Stopwatch|stopwatch]].
*'''[[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/DSS#Pluto/Golem|Pluto/Golem]]''': Creates a mimic of you if you use a sub-weapon so does it (no increase in heart costs).
*'''[[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/DSS#Pluto/Golem|Pluto/Golem]]''': Creates a mimic of you - if you use a sub-weapon so does it (no increase in heart costs).
*'''[[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/DSS#Pluto/Manticore|Pluto/Manticore]]''': Uses MP instead of hearts (cost in hearts + 5)
*'''[[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/DSS#Pluto/Manticore|Pluto/Manticore]]''': Uses MP instead of hearts (cost in hearts + 5)


=== Item Crush ===
=== Item Crush ===
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The special move first introduced in [[Dracula X: Rondo of Blood]] modifies your sub-weapon to hit harder and more enemies at once, but at a high heart cost. To use, equip and activate the [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/DSS#Pluto/Salamander|Pluto/Salamander]] combo and press


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{{gb|Down|Dpad}} then {{gb|Left|Dpad}}/{{gb|Right|Dpad}} (whichever direction you're facing), then {{gb|Up|Dpad}} + {{gb|B}} (simultaneously).  
The special move first introduced in [[Dracula X: Rondo of Blood]] modifies your sub-weapon to hit harder and a larger number of enemies at once, but at a higher heart cost. To use, equip and activate the [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/DSS#Pluto/Salamander|Pluto/Salamander]] combo and input this command:
*{{gb|Down|Dpad}} then {{gb|Left|Dpad}}/{{gb|Right|Dpad}} (whichever direction you're facing), then {{gb|Up|Dpad}} + {{gb|B}} (simultaneously).  


Do this in one fluid motion, and you'll use the Crush instead throwing a standard sub-weapon. If you mess up or are too slow, you'll fire the sub-weapon instead as the game will think you just pressed {{gb|Up|Dpad}} + {{gb|B}}.
Do this in one fluid motion, and you'll use the Crush instead throwing a standard weapon. If you mess up, you fire the sub-weapon instead as the game will think you just pressed Up + Attack.


*'''[Empty-handed]''': (100 hearts) Numerous projectiles will home in on enemies for high damage.
*'''[Empty-handed]''': (100 hearts) Numerous projectiles will home in on enemies for high damage.
*'''[[#Axe|Axe]]''': (8 hearts) Multiple axes fly outward in a circular motion, hitting everything on the screen at once.
*'''[[#Axe|Axe]]''': (8 hearts) Multiple axes fly outward in a circular motion, hitting everything on the screen at once.
*'''[[#Boomerang|Boomerang]]''': (15 hearts) A pillar of light appears and crosses/boomerangs spin around you. Only useful for hitting enemies directly above or below you; in order to hit an enemy that's next to you, it has to be so close that it'll probably hit you first, disrupting your button sequence.
*'''[[#Boomerang|Boomerang]]''': (15 hearts) A pillar of light appears and crosses/boomeranges spin around you. Only useful for hitting enemies above/below. In order for an enemy that's next to you to be hit, it has to be so close that it'll probably hit you, disrupting your button sequence before you can fire. Can throw up to three pairs at once.
*'''[[#Dagger|Dagger]]''': (20 hearts) Throws hundreds of daggers directly forward for ten seconds. Each one does normal dagger damage. Note that even with magic dagger, this item crush still throws standard daggers.
*'''[[#Dagger|Dagger]]''': (20 hearts) Throws hundreds of daggers directly forward for ten seconds. Each one does normal dagger damage.
*'''[[#Holy Water|Holy Water]]''': (20 hearts) Rains holy water on the entire screen for a moment, hitting everything multiple times. While it does hit everything, the total damage to each enemy is relatively little, so this Crush is best used for clearing out large numbers of weak enemies at once.
*'''[[#Holy Water|Holy Water]]''': (20 hearts) Rains holy water on the entire screen for a moment, hitting everything multiple times.
*'''[[#Stopwatch|Stopwatch]]''': (40 hearts) Four clocks will appear and start ticking.  After 10 seconds, they will charge into nearest enemies for damage.  It works on all enemies (including stronger enemies but not [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/Bosses|bosses]], and is helpful in killing the [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/Enemies#Candles|Mimic Candle]]) if you do not have enough attack.
*'''[[#Stopwatch|Stopwatch]]''': (40 hearts) Effect lasts longer (still doesn't work on [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/Bosses|bosses]], but is necessary to kill the [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/Enemies#Skeleton Medalist|Skeleton Medalist]]).


Interestingly enough, despite being the weakest sub-weapon, the [[#Dagger|dagger]] has the most useful crush. The [[#Axe|axe]] and [[#Boomerang|boomerang]] crushes generally only hit enemies once, which isn't usually worth the heart cost. The [[#Holy Water|holy water]] can hit more times than normal, isn't powerful enough to bother with in most situations. As for the [[#Stopwatch|stopwatch]], ten seconds is generally enough time to kill the enemies or run away, unless it is a very tough enemy like Mimic Candle, where you would like to use the crush twice. On the other hand, the amount of damage that the dagger can do is outstanding, especially against bosses, which generally have hundreds or thousands of hit points, but don't move around as much as normal enemies. You can interrupt the dagger's Crush at any point by jumping, but it'll still cost you 20 hearts.
Interestingly enough, the dagger has the most useful crush, despite being the weakest. The axe and boomerang crushes generally only hit enemies once, which isn't usually worth the heart cost. The holy water can hit multiple times, but not that many more. As for the stopwatch, five seconds is generally enough time. As for the dagger, the amount of damage that it can do is outstanding, especially against bosses, which generally have hundreds, or thousands of hit points but don't move as much as normal enemies. You can interrupt the dagger's Crush at any point by jumping, but it'll still cost you 20 hearts.


'''Special Note''' regarding the "empty-handed" Item Crush using it requires that you do not have a sub-weapon. Since you can never discard your sub-weapons entirely (only swap the current one for a new one), as soon as you pick up a sub-weapon you will be unable to perform this particular Crush again.
'''Special Note''' regarding the "empty-handed" Item Crush - using it requires that you do not have a sub-weapon. Since you can never discard your sub-weapons entirely (only swapping it for a new one), as soon as you pick up a weapon you will be unable to perform this particular Crush again.


=== Double shots ===
=== Double shots ===


When the [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/DSS#Pluto/Serpent|Pluto/Serpent]] combo is activated, using your sub-weapon will result in two items being fired. The heart cost is the same as it is to fire one weapon.
When the [[Castlevania: Circle of the Moon/DSS#Pluto/Serpent|Pluto/Serpent]] combo is activated, using your sub-weapon will result in two items being fired. The heart is the same as is to fire one weapon.


*'''[[#Axe|Axe]]''': One axe is thrown in the normal arc, the other at a lower one. If the enemy is above you, chances are that both will contact with it, however if you're throwing at something below or in front of you, then it is likely that one will miss.
*'''[[#Axe|Axe]]''': One axe is thrown in the normal arc, the other at a lower one. If the enemy is above you, chances are that both will contact with it, but if you're throwing at something below you, chances are one of them will be wasted.
*'''[[#Boomerang|Boomerang]]''': Fires one boomerang forward and one behind you. Possibly the most useful of the doubles as it help when you're surrounded. Jump over both and all enemies on your level will get hit at least once.
*'''[[#Boomerang|Boomerang]]''': Fires one boomerang forward and one behind you. Possibly the most useful of the doubles as it help when you're surrounded.
*'''[[#Dagger|Dagger]]''': Fires one straight forward, as normal, and the other at a 30 degree upward angle. Not particularly useful unless you're throwing wildly at a swarm of flying enemies or are so close that both daggers hit the same target.
*'''[[#Dagger|Dagger]]''': Fires one straight forward, as normal, and the other at a 30 degree upward angle. Not particularly useful, unless you're throwing wildly at a swarm of flying enemies or are so close that both daggers hit the same target.
*'''[[#Holy Water|Holy Water]]''': Throws two vials, with the second one going much further than the first. If they're thrown onto a flat surface, the two fires won't touch. Can be useful depending on the terrain and enemies you're fighting at the moment.
*'''[[#Holy Water|Holy Water]]''': Throws two vials, the second goes much further than the first, and on a flat area the two fires won't be touching. Can be useful depending on the terrain and enemies you're fighting at the moment.
*'''[[#Stopwatch|Stopwatch]]''': Effect lasts for 20 seconds instead of 10.
*'''[[#Stopwatch|Stopwatch]]''': Effect lasts for 20 seconds instead of 10.


== Note ==
== Note ==


Regarding the name of the [[#Boomerang|boomerang]] it is sometimes called the crucifix. The naming confusion is supposedly due to Nintendo of America's old censorship policies. When the first three Castlevania games were brought over to the US for the NES, Nintendo required that certain religious imagery be removed. As a result the crucifix was relabeled the boomerang. Or, so the story goes. However, as those games also contained a cross item (which instantly killed all enemies on the screen) and the sub-weapon actually functioned as a boomerang, this may just be an urban legend.
Regarding the name of the [[#Boomerang|boomerang]] - it is sometimes called the crucifix. The naming confusion is supposedly due to Nintendo of America's old policies. When the first three Castlevania games were brought over to the US for the NES, Nintendo required that certain religious imagery be removed. As a result the crucifix was relabeled the boomerang. That said, those games also contained a cross item (which instantly killed all enemies on the screen) and the sub-weapon actually functioned as a boomerang, so this may just be an urban legend.
 
Regardless, of the history, the sub-weapon is referred to as a boomerang here because of its functionality and to avoid confusion with the insta-kill item found as far back as the [[Castlevania|original ''Castlevania'']] and as recently as ''[[Castlevania: Curse of Darkness|Curse of Darkness]]'' or the sub-weapon found in games like ''[[Castlevania: Symphony of the Night|Symphony of the Night]]''.


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Regardless, of the history, the sub-weapon is referred to as a boomerang here because of its functionality and to avoid confusion with the insta-kill item found as far back as the [[Castlevania|original Castlevania]] and as recently as [[Castlevania: Lament of Innocence|Lament of Innocence]] or the sub-weapon found in games like [[Castlevania: Symphony of the Night|Symphony of the Night]].
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