Fun fact about the Hunga Munga.

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The much talked about Hunga Munga Buffy uses in the BtVS season 3 episode "Anne" was also used by Connor in Ats season 4, episode "Deep Down". At least according to these collectors.

I just think that's cool. A clear case of re-use, and I doubt it's a rare wepaon so that doesn't matter, but I can't help but hope that Connor (or whoever he got it from) found it where Buffy dropped it. Maybe Anne kept it as a souvenir (I can't recall if Buffy brought it out of the hole) and later gave it to Gunn, who took it to the Hyperion.

It's things like these that makes me giddy. I won't blame anyone for thinking it's not a big thing to get excited about, but it makes me happy.

Look at the collectors' other cool Buffy/Angel things. It's cool to see props up close.
 
For those who are saying "A hunga WHO?" this is the beast right here:

http://buffy.wikia.com/wiki/Hunga_Munga

It's an African tribal weapon used for chopping, slashing, stabbing, or, obviously, throwing. Like most weapons, however, it originated as a farming tool used for digging, cutting, and clearing underbrush. It's origin is lost in antiquity, but similar implements have been shown in art work dating back to the early Egyptians, being used as both a weapon and as a tool.

And they're almost certainly illegal to own in New York City, Los Angeles, and Washington, D C.
 
For those who are saying "A hunga WHO?" this is the beast right here:

http://buffy.wikia.com/wiki/Hunga_Munga

It's an African tribal weapon used for chopping, slashing, stabbing, or, obviously, throwing. Like most weapons, however, it originated as a farming tool used for digging, cutting, and clearing underbrush. It's origin is lost in antiquity, but similar implements have been shown in art work dating back to the early Egyptians, being used as both a weapon and as a tool.

And they're almost certainly illegal to own in New York City, Los Angeles, and Washington, D C.
Thanks for the info, GILES. Lol. Seriously though, that was really interesting.
 
For those who are saying "A hunga WHO?" this is the beast right here:

http://buffy.wikia.com/wiki/Hunga_Munga

It's an African tribal weapon used for chopping, slashing, stabbing, or, obviously, throwing. Like most weapons, however, it originated as a farming tool used for digging, cutting, and clearing underbrush. It's origin is lost in antiquity, but similar implements have been shown in art work dating back to the early Egyptians, being used as both a weapon and as a tool.

And they're almost certainly illegal to own in New York City, Los Angeles, and Washington, D C.

Darn! Laws be damned...I want a hunga munga, just so I can threaten people with it while I mutter, "Don't mess with the hunga munga." under my breath.
 
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