Glitz and Dibber&#x27;s Multiblasters

Katryca’s forces claim the castle

Glitz and Dibber bring the multiblasters, charging them with nervous energy and discussing their destructive potential. These unstable weapons symbolize the duo's sudden shift to violent leverage as they prepare to infiltrate and escape.

Before: Armed and ready for immediate combat

After: Taken by Dibber to 'fetch heavy artillery' from hidden locations

Doctor vows to stop Katryca's plan

Glitz and Dibber wield multiblasters in their plan to ambush Katryca’s force, using them as tools of personal power and profit rather than defense. Though not fired in this scene, their presence underscores the duo’s reliance on lethal technology to enforce their will.

Before: Carried by Glitz and Dibber at the start of the event

After: Preserved in preparation for retrieval and later ambush

Doctor fights free as Peri rushes to his aid

Glitz and Dibber carry their multiblasters throughout this event, brandishing them as symbols of their readiness to fight and fleeting authority. Glitz references the weapons directly as tools to reclaim their stolen cache and attack Katryca’s forces, demonstrating their role as leverage and intimidation.

Before: functional and held by Glitz and Dibber, their controls warm under eager grip

After: still armed and central to Glitz’s plans, though their effectiveness remains untested in combat

Glitz and Dibber commit to tunnel infiltration

The multiblasters are snatched up by Glitz and moments later referenced physically by him as he holds one, describing its weight and awkwardness. The weapons become symbols of their preparedness for violent confrontation, shifting the mission from stealth acquisition to armed dominance. Their unstable energy and heavy design contrast with Glitz’s bravado, foreshadowing the danger ahead.

Before: Stored nearby, loaded and ready for use, but not yet wielded by either smuggler

After: Physically possessed by Glitz and acknowledged as burdensome; loaded and activated, mounted on the smugglers’ intent to confront rather than infiltrate

Subway exchange cuts off damning truth

Both mercenaries grip their angular multiblasters throughout the tense exchange, their discrete presence a silent reminder of immediate danger and leverage. Glitz brandishes his during brief moments of authority, while Dibber clutches his defensively, both weapons serving as physical exclamation points for uneasy cooperation and latent coercion.

Before: Functioning handheld weapons with charged energy signatures, carried ready by both Glitz and Dibber

After: Likely identical to pre-event state, still gripped and functional, no usage or modification during dialogue

Dibber breaches wall to expose Balazar

Dibber wields the multiblaster to pierce the chamber wall with concentrated disruptive energy. The weapon’s recoil jars his grip, but his bursts successfully rupture the reinforced panel, halting the controlled lasers. The breach sends the multiblasters temporarily offline but achieves its desperate goal of stopping the hazard.

Before: Operational and gripped firmly in Dibber’s hands, ready for urgent use.

After: Temporarily discharged and recoil-heavy, its energy depleted from sustaining the breach.

Glitz deceives Drathro under duress

Drathro takes the multiblaster from Dibber during the tense standoff, using it as a physical symbol of his superiority and immediate control. The weapon is returned to Dibber only briefly before being surrendered again, underscoring the mercurial power dynamics in the room.

Before: Held by Dibber as a defensive tool during the confrontation

After: Possessed by Drathro briefly before being left behind as he departs with the allies

Doctor fails to stop black light surge

Drathro appropriated these weapons during his brief alliance with Glitz, wielding a multiblaster as a symbolic and tactical threat before tying up the Doctor and others. Though absent from the final shutdown scene, their prior presence highlights Drathro’s dominance and the immediate peril faced by organic life.

Before: In the possession of Drathro as a symbol of coercive control after having been taken from Dibber.

After: No longer visible or relevant once Drathro exits the control chamber; implicates the broader coercive framework that preceded this crisis.

Black light explosion erases Drathro

Drathro seizes Dibber’s multiblaster as a tool of intimidation and control, brandishing it during tense dialogue that underscores his dominion over hostages before stripping them of agency by ordering their capture.

Before: In Dibber’s possession as a ready weapon

After: Taken by Drathro as a visual symbol of captured power before being abandoned after his departure