Rocket Raccoon In The Guardians Of The Galaxy

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Rocket raccoon is the most distinct character in the Guardians of the Galaxy. Obviously, he is a speaking raccoon and pretty much the most popular one in the movie.

We all know he is a weapon specialist, he can use from small pistol to heavy machine gun. But based on our research we found out that he did not have a unique weapon that can surprise that audiences enough.

We came up with an idea why not build a heavy weapon that rarely seen. After more research we decide to design a 3 barrel machine gun with a cannon at the center, we have all seen machine gun, but never a cannon. Therefore, we made this weapon with cannon and machine gun mode, or Rocket can turn on both so he can shoot while firing

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