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Ameno-Habakiri. But they have to climb a tree and complete several sidequests first.

An oversized koban. Maybe.

A big stick, one for each of its stubby little arms.

A prosthetic arm to whack people with.

Probably a crate. Funnily enough, the Barbatos originates from a series where most beam weaponry is nonexistent, and ballistics and kinetic weapons are much more prevalent as a result.

A big wheel. On a stick.

Their own creepy spider legs. (Those of you who've played Bowser's Inside Story should get this one.) On an aside note, I can't help but notice multiple posts are confusing ballistic weaponry for actual melee weaponry... Rocket launchers are projectiles, man. If you're gonna make a projectile...

Their own shadow. "You expect me to whack people over the head with the barrel?"

A beam sabre... probably.

A whatever-inator.

Probably a lone kunai used to slash with instead of throwing. That's basically the Revolcane.

A cannon to fire all its spines with. And just attach the spines to the cannon and not load it.

Their own horns. A breath weapon is technically ranged.

Some sort of club, I'd say.

Screw the Wyvern, we demand to fight the ice cream boss for the true ultimate gun! That big-ass Walrein would probably bring a Choice Band into the fight. Using the band itself to attack.

Palm Mastery in EO2U.

Its own horns that were broken off from a previous battle it did.

An entire submarine that was crushed, compacted and refined into a singular bat.

Duckarangs. Just equip a Grimoire Stone. Easy. Or at least, remove all the rounds from the guns before you use it as a battering ram.

Palm Mastery moves from Alchemists in Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold. They're some of the more odd skills an Alchemist can use in that game, most notably because it forces them to be on the front lines to use them for a close-range attack on the enemy's own front lines. They come in all three elemental...