Because it sounds badass!I was just thinking about it today, gunbreaker is a really odd name. Gun obviously comes from using a gunblade, but why breaker?
It honestly makes me wonder if the name is the same in other languages or if this is another case of the localisation team trying to be creative (is it actually gunblader and they just thought that sounds stupid?).
I feel like there are much better names they could have gone with, maybe something like magitek knight, the gunblade looks like it’s going to be a magitek based weapon, much like the machinist guns, using aetherially charged cartridges to power the weapon. And one of the inspirations for the job is Seifer from ff8 who always dreamed of becoming a knight.
Or maybe mercenary, since again the job is based on Seifer and squall who were members of the mercenary group SEED.
I just don’t see how they decided on gunbreaker for the name, it’s not like it’s going to be some anti-ranged tank that goes around smashing peoples guns. I just wonder where that choice came from.
Because when you defend yourself from enemies you break your weapon.
They took a gun and shoved a sword down the barrel, thus, breaking the gun.
gunbreaker, the breaker of guns



Personally I thought it was ment to show it as a job specifically to fight against the Garleans and there more overwhelming use of gunblades and magitek. It wouldn't surprise me either if 6.0 had Gunbreaker as its headlining job.

Immagine how gunbreaker is pronounced in Japanese tones, the name is perfect of this job.
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