What's in a name: FF relic weapons.

[Airget]

Some really cool info, nice one! This is all I can find on Bravura and I suspect Stardust Rod isn't based off anything in particular, but it does appear in a number of FF games.

Bravura may derive from the origin of the word rather than the "definition" given.

- http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bravura -

"Italian, literally, bravery, from bravare to show off — more at bravado"

So it's possible that the Axe is named for the sense of "Bravery" of fighting off against monster without a shield and tanking at the same time lol.

[Dragon]

In classical music, a bravura is a virtuosic passage intended to show off the skill of a performer, generally as a solo, and often in a cadenza. It can also be used as an adjective ("a bravura passage", "her bravura piece"), or to refer to a performance of extraordinary virtuosity. The term comes from the Italian language for Bold.


So we're like dancers... without dances... with an axe... but no dancing uniforms... /criesbecauseofthenothavingdancesanduniforms