Durandal (disambiguation)

Durandal or Durendal most often refers the legendary sword of the French hero Roland.

Durandal can also refer to:

• The BLU-107 Durandal, a rocket-boosted bomb designed for destroying airfield runways
• the SNCASE SE-212 Durandal, a french prototype of fighter aircraft
• Durandal, one of three A.I.s on board the Marathon in the computer game of the same name
• Durandal, a sword in the video game Fire Emblem. It was wielded by the fictional Roland and then nine hundred eighty years later by Eliwood. It is also known as the Blazing Blade (in Japanese, Rekka no Ken). The Durandal sword also makes appearances in a few other RPGs, such as Baten Kaitos, as a powerful and rare sword.
• The Durandal, a starship owned by the Kukai Foundation in the video game series Xenosaga
• Durandal, the quasi-official nickname given to the European Commonwealth Armor Tactics Research Corps in Front Mission 4.
• Durandal, the chairman of PLANT in Gundam SEED Destiny
• Durandal, a weapon in the MMORPG Phantasy Star Online Episode I & II for the GameCube and Xbox.
• Durandal, the name of the storage device the character Chrono uses at the end of the anime Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A's
• Durandal (Dutch Durendal) is a Dutch Fraternity in Nijmegen, that was founded in 1936.
• Durandal, the final obtainable sword in Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams
• Durandal, a sword in the Square Enix game Final Fantasy XII
• Durandal II, an Orbital Frame in the video game Zone of the Enders: The Fist of Mars
• Durandal, a master in the Capcom game Breath of Fire III
• Kumohira Thobari Durandal, the leader of the Banten Village ninja in the anime Nabari no O
• "Durandal", the title of a historical adventure written by Harold Lamb and originally published in 1931 (uniform title: "Durandal, a Crusader in the Horde")

Not to be confused with

• Dirndl, a traditional Bavarian dress.

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