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Chère-amie is a unique aftermarket sniper rifle manufactured by Maliwan.

In Borderlands 2, Chère-amie is obtained from the mission Hyperion Slaughter: Round 5 located in Ore Chasm.
In Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, this weapon does not drop, and can only be obtained via third-party programs.

Special Weapon Effects[]

Je suis enchante, Ou est le bibliotheque? – Transfusion effect and the user is instantly healed 2% of damage dealt while holding this weapon. +20% critical damage.

Usage & Description[]

Chère-amie restores 2% of all damage inflicted while held including indirect damage from grenades etc like all other Moxxi weapons. Unlike other Moxxi weapons, it has a standalone gun damage Transfusion effect of 15%.

Trivia[]

  • This weapon's name translates into english as "Dear Friend".
  • The original red text, Je suis enchante, Ou est le bibliotheque?, translates in English to: "I am delighted, Where is the library?" This is likely a reference to "Foux Du Fafa" by Flight of the Conchords.[1] It is (intentionally) grammatically incorrect French. Grammatically correct French would be "Je suis enchanté. Où est la bibliothèque?"[2], which the red flavor text has been changed to from the original incorrect grammar. The French version of the weapon is grammatically correct [3].
  • In the Russian localization, the weapon's name was translated as "Французский друг" (French friend) and the red text changed to a transliterated phrase in broken French that references a quote from the novel The Twelve Chairs by two Soviet authors.
  • When the Chère-amie is used by a Siren with skill points invested in Restoration, the team member will be healed along with triggering the Transfusion effect, healing both characters.
  • At 15%, the Chère-amie has the second-highest transfusion heal effect out of all Moxxi weapons, beating the Rubi's 12.5% and being beaten by the Grog Nozzle's 65%.
    • However, the 15% is only from the gun itself. This is the only Moxxi weapon to have two separate healing percentages.

References[]

  1. Metrolyrics - Foux du Fafa Lyrics
  2. The screenshot with corrected grammar, from a later English version.
  3. French description (Screenshot)
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