An older prototype of what became the standard electric revolver, the slab revolver is a powerful weapon made primarily for medium-to-long distance combat. Similarly to it's modern counterpart, the weapon utilizes electric pulses to fire pieces of metal, however, these pieces of metal are much larger than small flakes. Another key difference is the fact that the weapon's main battery array fires one large, convoluted pulse which sends any metal piece inside the weapon's chamber to be fired at incredible speeds. A problem with this, however, is that the array will not recharge automatically. The weapon's hammer acts as a charging switch and needs to be pressed after every shot.

This uncommon modification for the electric revolver injects microscopic needles into the user's hand which then extracts the iron found in their blood. Afterwards, the iron very quickly molds into coins which ricochet the tiny metallic flakes found in the revolver. As the human body can only hold a small amount of iron, this weapon modification was quickly scrapped due to complaints regarding health and safety.

This modification allows the user to fire more flakes than just one, however, the activation mechanism relies purely on kinetic energy (most likely for aesthetic purposes) and therefore has found little use in combat. This did not stop weapon enthusiasts from pricing this weapon modification at a very high value.

A rather crude weapon when compared to more modern designs, this weapon fires super-heated saws capable of shredding organic matter with incredible efficiency. However, it may only fire a limited amount of saws due to the large amount of metal required to mold them.

An experimental modification which fires a large drill. This modification replaces the railcannon's electric core with a drill molder and was used for temporary mining operations out in the field due to the resource shortage.

This weapon was repurposed to fire the drill at high velocities, at the cost of larger molding times.

A modification that was acquired from an unknown source. It suspends the hell energy used by Malicious Faces in the core, which acts as a vacuum. It's dangerous and volatile nature may claim the life of the user, and not just anyone unfortunate enough to find themselves in front of the
weapon's barrel.

A highly experimental modification allowing the user to shoot metal cannonballs at high velocities. While cannonballs are automatically molded from iron, this takes a long time between shots and is therefore rarely used.

The standard arm designed to be fit onto V1, this arm uses the same exterior plating which allows blood to be refuelled through contact.

The arm may temporarily siphon V1's energy into launching a large volley that can send most projectiles in the opposite direction. V1's energy is not wasted, however, as the exterior plating function is utilized to then siphon back energy from the projectiles which the arm made contact with.

This arm follows the same design pattern as most modern arms, which allow for easy retrofitting between machines.

The standard arm designed to be fit onto V2. With conflict no longer being an issue, the Knuckleblaster was instead made for mining. Two blank shells containing hydrogen gas are very quickly heated by an internal mechanism, then the caps of the shells are automatically opened resulting in a blast.

This served mostly as a function to clear away any rubble, whether it was after a natural disaster or mining operations.

A modified arm from an industrial machine made for mining, this arm uses a wench and spear mechanism to quickly pull things towards itself. The wench system was already in
place when V2 found it, the only addition to this is the sharpened spear which seems to be a scrapped part from another machine.