Ghost in the Shell Arise

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The following weapons were used in the film Ghost in the Shell Arise:

Pistols

Detonics Pocket 9

Motoko Kusanagi uses a Detonics Pocket 9 as her sidearm, first seen in the OVA episode "Ghost Pain". Batou was about to use it in the same episode when Motoko was able to hack into his cyberbrain.

Detonics Pocket 9 - 9x19mm.

The Detonics Pocket 9 and the unloaded magazine in the padded interior of a metallic briefcase.

Motoko aims her Pocket 9 at armed Public Security officers at a military cemetery in Niihama.

Batou about to grab the fallen pistol from the ground.

Motoko armed with her Pocket 9 during a confrontation with gynoids at a JGSDF facility.

Kurutsu uses the Pocket 9 in a flashback sequence where she assassinates Lt. Col. Giichi Mamoru at a back alley.

Mamoru loads up on the Pocket 9 prior to entering the Ministry of Defense.

Kurutsu tosses the Pocket 9 into the burning wads of money in order to conceal evidence of Unit 501's involvement in the assassination of Lt. Col. Mamoru.

Heckler & Koch P7

A JGSDF officer assigned to the Ministry of Defense is armed with a Heckler & Koch P7 in "Ghost Pain". He is later disarmed with the pistol used against Vice-Minister of Defense Sadamoto.

Heckler & Koch P7 - 9x19mm.

The JGSDF officer cocking his personal P7.

A detailed shot of the P7.

Vice-Minister Sadamoto being interrogated at gunpoint.

Hybrid Pistol

The pistols used by armed Public Security Section 9 officers in "Ghost Pain" appear to be a fusion of parts and features from the Beretta Mini Cougar and the IWI Jericho 941 RBL Compact.

Beretta 8040 Mini Cougar F - 9x19mm.

Jericho 941 RBL Compact - 9x19mm.

A good shot of the pistols aimed at Motoko in "Ghost Pain".

Plainclothed Public Security officers form around Aramaki with their sidearms drawn out.

Aramaki draws out his own sidearm after encountering a gynoid.

Seburo M-10

The Seburo M-10 makes an appearance at the OP sequence in the hands of Motoko.

The Seburo M-10 in Motoko's hands in the OP sequence of Ghost in the Shell Arise. Note that five dots are etched on the rear portion of the pistol's slide, instead of three.

Walther P99

Batou uses the military version of the Walther P99 as his main sidearm, first seen in "Ghost Pain".

Walther P99 - Military version - 9x19mm.

Opening fire with the P99 during the OP sequence of Ghost in the Shell Arise.

Batou takes aim with his P99 at incoming gynoids in "Ghost Pain". Note that the pistol's rear isn't animated very well aside from its body and slide.

Batou opens fire at the downed gynoid.

Batou with his P99 during a confrontation with gynoids at a JGSDF facility.

Batou takes aim with the P99 at Motoko when she barges into the van in "Ghost Whispers".

The P99 being fired upside down by Batou to execute a defiant JGSDF Ranger after drawing it from his rear hip holster.

The P99 holstered when he and Motoko confront the virtual avatar of Colonel Soga.

AMT Backup

An AMT Backup pistol is used by Motoko to replace her Detonics Pocket 9, now used as her main sidearm. It is first seen in "Ghost Whispers".

AMT Backup II with stainless steel finish - .380 ACP.

Motoko aims the AMT Backup at Batou when she made the motorbike jump inside the van in "Ghost Whispers". Note that this screenshot is used in the "Ghost Whispers" trailers.

The AMT Backup's barrel pressed against Boma's back after he's restrained.

Motoko aims the Backup at the rear of Saito's head to make him join Section 9.

The pistol held by Motoko after leading a raid on the rogue Rangers' hideout. Note that the pistol has brown panel grips.

The AMT Backup on the pavement.

Beretta 8000 Cougar

Beretta 8000 Cougars are seen throughout "Ghost Whispers", used as the main sidearm of rogue JGSDF Rangers and by Colonel Soga when he takes it from a Public Security officer.

Beretta 8000L Cougar F Type P - 9x19mm.

Beretta Cougars loaded onto the rear storage of the Logicoma.

Ishikawa aims the Cougar at the back of Boma.

Colonel Soga aims the stolen Cougar at the corrupt Defense Ministry official.

The Cougar's barrel pressed on Colonel Soga's chin as he prepares to kill himself.

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Revolvers

Mateba 2008M

The Mateba 2008M, a fictional revolver variant of the Mateba Autorevolver, returns as Togusa's main sidearm as a plainclothes officer with the Niihama Prefectural Police.

Mateba Model 6 Unica "Grifone" - .454 Casull/.45 LC.

Mateba 2006M.

The Mateba 2008M appearing at the OP sequence of Ghost in the Shell Arise.

Togusa takes aim with his Mateba 2008M before Motoko restrains him.

Togusa complains that his revolver can't stop waves of incoming gynoids rigged to explode.

Smith & Wesson Model 36

Nickel-plated Smith & Wesson Model 36s are used in a virtual Russian roulette game in "Ghost Whispers".

Nickel Smith & Wesson Model 36 - .38 Special.

A contestant prepares to load his nickel Smith & Wesson Model 36.

Saito presses the barrel of his nickel Smith & Wesson Model 36 on his right temple.

Submachine Guns

CZ Skorpion vz. 61

Batou uses a CZ Skorpion vz. 61 as his main weapon in the beginning of "Ghost Whispers" when the van he and his fellow rogue Rangers used is attacked by Motoko.

Sa. Vz. 61 Skorpion with 10 round magazine and stock extended - .32 ACP.

Batou fires his vz. 61 at Motoko after she busts into the van.

A good closeup of the vz. 61 held in Batou's left hand.

IMI Uzi

IMI Uzis are used by Qhardistani guerrilla fighters at the start of "Ghost Whispers".

IMI Uzi with buttstock extended - 9x19mm.

The Qhardistani guerrilla fighter on the left is shot by JGSDF Rangers while armed with the Uzi.

A Qhardistani guerrilla goes down while gripping the pistol grip of his Uzi.

Ingram MAC-10

A few Ingram MAC-10s are seen in the hands of Qhardistani guerrilla fighters at the start of "Ghost Whispers".

MAC-10 was used by Jamie Lee Curtis in the film True Lies - 9x19mm Parabellum. When the gun fell down the flight of stairs, wire was wrapped around the trigger to get the effect.

The Qhardistani guerrilla fighter on the right is shot by JGSDF Rangers while armed with the MAC-10.

The FPS view of Colonel Soga after he guns down a MAC-10-armed guerrilla fighter.

Ingram MAC-11

The Ingram MAC-11 is used by a rogue JGSDF Ranger soldier in "Ghost Whispers" when he attacked Motoko and the Logicoma at the highway.

MAC-11 (.380 ACP) with stock extended.

A rogue JGSDF Ranger soldier takes aim at Motoko after the van rams the Logicoma with a sadistic smile on his face.

Assault Rifles

AK rifle

AK rifles are used by Qhardistani guerrilla fighters at the start of "Ghost Whispers".

A couple of guerrilla fighters armed with AK rifles. There aren't enough details to show what kind of AK rifles they have.

Fictional Assault Rifle

A fictional assault rifle is usd by a JGSDF Ranger cyborg soldier to take out Qhardistani guerrilla fighters at the start of "Ghost Whispers".

The JGSDF Ranger cyborg opens fire at enemy guerrilla fighters.

Some of the assault rifles seen in the hands of JGSDF soldiers at the start of "Ghost Whispers" resemble IWI Tavor TAR-21s.

IMI Tavor TAR-21 - 5.56x45mm

JGSDF soldiers aim their rifles at Colonel Soga after his shock wrists were activated at the Supreme Court.

Batou and Ishikawa sweep the refugee camp after all the guerrilla fighters were shot dead.

Motoko aims the shouldered rifle at Batou during a showdown.

Colonel Soga opens fire with the rifle at the refugees after he realizes that they're guerrilla fighters. In previous parts of the OVA episode, he held an assault rifle that resembled the FN F2000.

The assault rifle held by Colonel Soga at the start of "Ghost Whispers" does resemble the FN F2000 with some of its features taken from the Seburo C26A.

FN EGLM grenade launcher mounted on the standard F2000 for comparison.

Seburo C26A - 5.45x45mm.

Colonel Soga takes cover with the rifle during the Qhardistani special forces mission.

The rogue JGSDF Rangers use a fictional bullpup assault rifle as their main weapon throughout "Ghost Whispers".

The rifle is seen next to the Cougar pistol at the rear storage of the Logicoma.

Motoko takes cover behind a concrete pillar while reloading the rifle consficated from the restrained soldiers.

Rogue JGSDF Rangers are seen through Saito's riflescope as they take cover behind the window of their hideout.

Boma with the rifle as Batou talks to him.

Zastava M70

What appears to be a Zastava M70 assault rifle with a riflescope is seen in a refugee camp at the start of "Ghost Whispers".

Zastava M70B1 fixed stock rifle - 7.62x39mm

The M70B1 with the mounted riflescope propped up against a wooden crate.

Machine Guns

Machine Gun Arm

Used by Unit 501 combat cyborg Seta Moto during a confrontation with Motoko, Togusa and Batou in the events of "Ghost Pain".

Seta fires his machine gun arm at Batou.

GE M134

A rogue JGSDF Ranger soldier uses a handheld GE M134 in order to gun down Motoko and destroy her own personal motorbike in "Ghost Whispers".

"Ol' Painless" Handheld M134 Minigun with M60 Handguard, as seen in Predator - 7.62x51mm NATO.

A rogue JGSDF Ranger soldier opens fire with the GE M134.

7.62 NATO bullet casings fly out of the Minigun's ejection port. Note that the weapon appears to have a futurized look.

Sniper Rifles

Seburo SR50

Saito is seen using the Seburo SR50 in the OP sequence of the OVA, which makes a return from the Stand Alone Complex series.

Saito uses his Hawkeye prosthetic while he scopes a target in the OP sequence of Ghost in the Shell Arise.

Saito handles the SR50 in the OP sequence.

Taking aim with the SR50 at the rogue JGSDF Ranger hideout in "Ghost Whispers".

Saito aiming the SR50 at Motoko from the Blackhawk's cabin.

A good closeup of the SR50's barrel.

Fictional Sniper Rifle

A JGSDF Ranger soldier takes aim with a fictional sniper rifle at the start of "Ghost Whispers".

The JGSDF Ranger soldier look at an electronic map of the guerrilla compound via cyberbrain at the start of "Ghost Whispers".

In a bit of continuity error, the scoped Zastava M70 assault rifle changes to a sniper rifle in the middle of "Ghost Whispers".

The sniper rifle as seen propped next to a wooden crate. It appears to be based on several sniper rifles, including the G3-based sniper rifles with the solid stock possibly taken from the AK rifle series.

Machine Guns

Logicoma Machine Guns

Dual-barreled machine guns are seen as a chin-based mount for the Logicomas as its main weapon.

With one functioning arm left, Batou uses it to assist the Logicoma in firing its machine guns.

Grenades

Model 7290 Flashbang

Batou uses a Model 7290 flashbang grenade during a confrontation with Unit 501 cyborgs at a JGSDF facility in "Ghost Pain".

Model 7290 flashbang grenade.

Batou uses his cyberized teeth to pull the safety pin of his Model 7290, which is justified since cyberization should not give him a hard time doing this.

M26

A M26 frag grenade is seen at the start of "Ghost Whispers". The only difference is that the safety lever is a bit different than the actual safety levers used in M26s.

M26 High-Explosive Fragmentation hand grenade.

A JGSDF Ranger prepares to get a M26 frag grenade primed. Note that the safety lever has a different design.

M67

M67 frag grenades are seen throughout "Ghost Whispers", having animated based on airsoft M67s with a yellow line dividing the two halves of the grenade.

Airsoft "M67 hand grenade" gas bottle.

The three M67s (two of them in a square) confiscated by Motoko from rogue JGSDF Rangers.

Motoko spits out the safety pin from the M67 prior to throwing it at a hijacked JGSDF mecha.

VV shows up with an unprimed M67.

Dropping the primed M67 onto the electronics hatch of a hijacked JGSDF mecha.

When Motoko proceeds to clear his cyberbrain of a memory virus, the "refugee" is a guerrilla fighter seen pulling the pin of the M67 after confronting the Rangers.

Sonic Grenade

A sonic grenade is used by a rogue JGSDF Ranger in "Ghost Whispers" in order to disorient Motoko and the Logicoma on the highway. Its body and fuse appear to be based on the M84 stun grenade and the M116A1 training grenade.

M84 stun grenade.

M116A1 training grenade modified for M201-series fuze, minus pin and safety lever.

The primed sonic grenade hurled from the van onto the highway.

Rocket Launchers

FGM-148 Javelin

The FGM-148 Javelin is used by Motoko to take down the Blackhawk stolen by the rogue JGSDF Rangers. It has the same futuristic features used in Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - 2nd Gig.

FGM-148 Javelin - 127mm.

The FPS view on Saito's riflescope with Motoko aiming the Javelin at the Blackhawk.

The Javelin aimed at the Blackhawk Saito is in.

Others

Raizo's Arm

Raizo, a combat cyborg with Unit 501, uses a prosthetic arm that uses electricity as a weapon. Its secondary function appears to be used as a shotgun for close-range fights.

Raizo prepares to deliver an electroshock attack at a retreating Motoko.

Raizo blasts Motoko with his prosthetic arm during a fight.