The Mushroom Wars Weapons

The Weapons, from Left to Right, Top to Bottom:

Vac-o-Matic -

This weapon is used by the humans to suck up everything in their path. This weapon has one downside, however. Once you turn it on, you can not shut it off. That is why this weapon is illegal. Some fools like Ericson carry it with them. (Yes, we know. The dirt bag is on the wrong side of the vacuum. That's what happens when you put Ericson in charge of a research project.)

Anti-Human Ray -

This weapon is used by The Mushrooms to turn humans into fungus. If its rays happen to hit a mushroom, the mushroom will explode.

Desint-o-Ray -

This weapon is used by the humans to destroy mushrooms. When any object is hit with this weapon's rays, it will sizzle and disappear.

Anti-Mushroom Ray -

The humans mainly use this weapon. When its rays hit a mushroom, the mushroom is turned into a mindless cherry. It has one major flaw: when used in The Mushroom Zone, the ray it emits simply sizzles and does nothing.

Mutate-o-Ray -

This weapon causes random changes to the body of the human/mushroom it is fired at.

Toast-o-Matic -

This weapon is basically a really powerful flame thrower. It is used by the humans to burn mushrooms.

Smithmobile -

Smith's dream car also happens to be a mushroom's worst nightmare. This vehicle of destruction has the world's largest Anti-Mushroom ray mounted on top. With its 25 other assorted Anti-Mushroom weapons, Smith can take on 15,000 mushrooms at a time. Unfortunately, The Mushroom Portal is too small to accommodate this huge van/tank.

Blast-o-Matic -

This weapon of mass destruction operates by firing a ball of pure energy at whatever it's aimed at. It is capable of blasting big holes in things. For convenience (and to reduce the amount of destruction when Ericson misfires), it has three different power levels: Low, Medium, and High. It was invented by humans and used only by Special Forces personnel (except when bribe money comes into play).

No More Mr. Nice Guy Bomb -

The jury is still out on what this one does. The mushrooms were supposed to have it, but no technical drawings or explanations were found anywhere.