Objects

6191 Objects: Grid; Compact

Magical Sword

The most powerful sword acquired in The Legend of Zelda. Twelve heart containers are required to wield it.

First appeared in The Legend of Zelda
Telmet

A helmet used by Wario to teleport himself into TV.

First appeared in Wario: Master of Disguise
Bone Wagon

A vehicle modified by Glottis.

First appeared in Grim Fandango
Wrecking ball

A gigantic flail used for building demolition.

First appeared in Ultimate Spider-Man
Blue Ring

An item Link can find in The Legend of Zelda. It reduces the damage Link receives by half. Worth 250 rupees.

First appeared in The Legend of Zelda
Invisible Jet

A mode of air transportation utilized by Wonder Woman.

First appeared in Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure
Scrump

Lilo Pelekai's handmade rag doll.

First appeared in Disney Magical World
Broccoli

First appeared in After Dark Games
Hula Hoop

First appeared in After Dark Games
Hearse

A vehicle used for transporting the dead in a coffin.

First appeared in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
Pachimari

A plush toy found on various maps in the game Overwatch. It is Roadhog's favorite toy.

First appeared in Heroes of the Storm
Garbage Truck

A truck used for carrying garbage.

First appeared in Grand Theft Auto 2
Fidget Spinner

A spinning toy popular amongst teenagers and children.
Sikorsky Cypher

A circular drone with a camera head used for surveillance.

First appeared in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
Food Booth

A fixed booth for buying food.

First appeared in Silent Hill
Battering Ram

A lengthwise object used to force entry into doors typically by police.

First appeared in APB Reloaded
Divinium

A fictional meteoric element in the Call of Duty Zombies storyline. Also known as "Element 115," its strange properties include the power to reanimate dead tissue, thus turning corpses into zombies.

First appeared in Call of Duty: World at War
Omnidroid

First appeared in The Incredibles
Coaxium

First appeared in Star Wars Commander
Eye Chart

A chart of letters used for testing visual acuity.

First appeared in The Last of Us
Renault FT-17

French light tank primarily used in World War I.

First appeared in Rise of Nations
Exercise Bicycle

A stationary bicycle used for exercising.

First appeared in The Sims 2
Ice Cream Freezer

A freezer that cools frozen treats.

First appeared in The Last of Us
Hot Dog Machine

A machine for cooking hotdogs.

First appeared in The Last of Us
Foosball

A table version of Soccer or American Football.

First appeared in After Dark Games
Popcorn Machine

A machine made for popping popcorn.

First appeared in Red Dead Redemption
Nail Bomb

An improvised explosive with nails.

First appeared in The Last of Us
Zombrex

First appeared in Dead Rising 2: Case Zero
Takecopter

A bamboo beanie-like device which allows Doraemon to travel through the air.

First appeared in Doraemon
Dorayaki

A Japanese pancake/pastry with a filling, usually a sweet bean jam. Most popularly known as the favorite food of anime character Doraemon.

First appeared in Doraemon
Treadmill

An exercise machine consisting of a belt for running in place on.

First appeared in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Standee

A self supporting cardboard image of someone being promoted.

First appeared in Saints Row 2
Clown nose

First appeared in Dead Rising
Gyoza

Gyoza/Jiǎozi/pot stickers are a popular dumpling in Asian cuisine.

First appeared in Cloud Master
Shūmai

A Chinese/Japanese dumpling with its origins in Mongolia.

First appeared in Cloud Master
Icy Hot

A topical solution used to treat aching muscles and other body pains.

First appeared in Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn
Gourd

A bottle for containing liquid or other porous material, made from the fruit type that it is named after, or just shaped like it.

First appeared in Son Son II
Trash

Various pieces of discarded material.

First appeared in RollerCoaster Tycoon
Blatzy

Blatzy is a cannon in the Kirby series. In the original Kirby's Dream Land, it replaces Shotzo in the Extra Game mode.

First appeared in Kirby's Dream Land
Alarm

A security system that alerts the inhabitants of a building of intruders.

Appears in 16 games

First appeared in Metal Gear Solid
Mutagen Ooze

An essential substance in any Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles incarnation. It's what created the titular teens as well as other mutated characters.

Appears in 7 games

First appeared in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project
Bong

An implement typically used to smoke marijuana.

Appears in 9 games

First appeared in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
Hunting Call

A mouth piece designed to attract animals to be hunted by the hunter.

Appears in 7 games

First appeared in Hunting Unlimited 2008
Anti-tank Rifle

A rifle suited for attacking tanks.

Appears in 12 games

First appeared in World War II Online: Battleground Europe

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