Roronoa Zoro Anime Cosplay Swords Yubashiri/Kitetsu/Wado Ichimonji/Shusui/41-inch Wooden Sword Multiple Styles Available，with One Display Stand, Yubashiri A

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A Skillful Grade Sword's light weight makes it excellent for fast combat and dispatching multiple enemies. After receiving Shusui, Zoro stated that its greatest quality is its toughness and that even if a dinosaur stepped on it, the blade wouldn’t bend a millimeter. He demonstrated this by deflecting a punch from Oz with the blade in a horizontal position. As exceptional as this blade is, it still has several flaws. Being one of the thirty-two best katanas in the world (eleven Saijo Ô Wazamono and twenty-one Ô Wazamono), the Wadô Ichimonji is an extremely powerful blade, in the hands of a competent swordsman. He is extremely tough, and has a durable blade, as indicated by Mihawk, when he destroyed both Zoro’s swords and only Zoro resisted.

However, Kitetsu III was not an ordinary sword, Ipponmatsu called it a cursed blade. The sword was forged by Tenguyama Hitetsu as an imitation of one of the infamously sharp Kitetsu blades and eventually found its way overseas. Its name means "Third Generation of Oni Piercer." Kitetsu swords are known to be cursed, as the swordsman who wields them will eventually die by their own blade, but this had Zoro intrigued. As the “Wano Country” story arc unfolds in One Piece, fans have been speculating about the possibility of Zoro acquiring another sword in this arc. Although he currently wields three powerful blades, Wado Ichimonji, Sandai Kitetsu, and Enma, there is still a possibility that he might add another sword to his collection. As a skilled swordsman, Zoro is always on the lookout for stronger weapons to help him in battles.

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Although, Shusui can deal extremely powerful and heavier strikes, there's some major problems that comes with it. The most notable being that it turned out to be a "problem child", no different from Sandai Kitetsu, causing too much destruction when cutting. Another being that it was heavier than his previous sword, all of which makes the sword much harder to control. [12] One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 49 Chapter 473 (p. 8) and Episode 368, Zoro uses Shusui for the first time against Oars. Kurozumi Orochi • Urashima • Kyoshiro • Kuni • Kaku dan Suke • Fukurokuju • Komurasaki • Toko • Minatomo • Kamazo • Kumagoro • Kobe • Kisegawa • Tokijiro • Rakuda • Kozuki Sukiyaki • Bingo As mentioned earlier, Zoro is known for his impressive sword fighting skills and is often seen wielding multiple swords in battle. Despite being famous for his “Three Sword Style”, Zoro has shown proficiency in using even just one or two swords. Throughout the series, Zoro has used a total of seven different swords, with one getting destroyed later on.

One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 12 Chapter 100 (p. 10) and Episode 53, Tashigi declares to Zoro that she will take Wado Ichimonji from him.Zoro commented that the sword is a "problem child", most notable, it's rather bloodthirsty, wanting to make him cut things without his direction. Feeling this, Zoro started giving Sandai Kitetsu more attention to ensure it acts on his direction. [5] Still, some appearances of the jihada may be the unique characteristic of a certain swordsmith or school. The uniformity and fineness of the jihada suggests that the blade is of high quality. Still, it does not necessarily mean that a larger, structured jihada is of lesser quality. Prefixes ko– and o– describe its smaller or larger size, respectively, such as ko-itame (small itame hada). Ji-nie (Formations of Large Crystals) Jumyo katana blade with evident ji-nie – Credits: Mandarin Mansion Antiques