Anime Demon Sword Katana 41 Inch Decorative Collectible Gift Cosplay Sword,Various Styles Available

Of the many fine choices I had, I went with two Inosuke blade (which does NOT come as a proper pair, though they should make that a purchase option). Interestingly enough, I bought another set from another vendor to compare, and found THIS product to be of higher quality--despite some that would disagree. The wood the blade is made of does feel very cheap and not very sturdy, but as a display piece that doesn't concern me. Just don't swing it or rapidly unsheathe the blade. What I liked was the feel of both the handle and the cloth it was wrapped in over the other's craftsmanship. The blades curve back a little more than normal for a Katana, but again: it's just for show. I'm satisfied with my purchases and maybe I'll get another, should I get extra cash. :3

For my teen son. He loves it and says perfect. Deceptively lightweight. The sheath is heavier than the sword because it is a nice solid plastic. None of this feels flimsy. Blade looks beautiful and as needed is not sharp. But if you are looking for a little kid it is hard bamboo so you could still hurt someone. It’s NOT flexible rubber like most kids play fight with. Wrapped hilt is sharp looking and textured so good grip. But white so I bet it’s going to get dirty. Only thing I would change is the guard. Not bad, just not as cool as the rest. Great price for what I got and nice packing with 3 foam points so it was protected.

Best sword I’ve gotten it came perfectly fine and the material is very light and feels wooden. The paint looks amazing! I got the Kokushibo on and I haven’t seen a review on it yet so here I am! It came with the three mini pieces that goes on the sides, those were a little hard to put in but once I figured out the order they go in it was smooth sailing! The belt is a little small (I am plus sized) and I’m not sure if it goes on waist or hips but I got it on! I’m so excited to get my Inosuke ones (which I ordered 2 of bc they only come in one) but I would totally recommend and would buy again! Ps: The stand does not do its job very well but then again that could just be bc I did it wrong

The sword looks fantastic and has a really cool design. The only thing I don’t like is the bottom cover — it’s made of hard plastic that can crack easily. Other than that, it’s a great piece and looks amazing on display.

I personally think the seller should raise their prices on this because its worth at least $50. I liked the look of it in photos but fully expected it to be of subpar construction. I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was actually quite well made. Other anime prop swords I've gotten in the past have been horribly balanced, with loose blade/hilt attachment, and made with cheap plastic. This one, however, feels solid in your hands. The sheath has some serious heft to it, and is matched to the curve of the "blade" to be drawn and sheathed easily. While in the sheath it feels secure and doesn't shift around. It can be a little hard to draw, there's a piece between the blade and guard that is supposed to fit snugly into the aperture of the sheath (this is a thing with real swords, too), but its possible to pop it loose by putting pressure on the guard with the thumb of your off-hand before pulling the hilt with your sword hand for a nice quick draw. The sword itself is light but has just enough weight to feel balanced and can easily be swung without the blade feeling like it's going to pop off. The hilt has a cheap plastic pommel and guard ring but the hilt itself has real wrapped cord in the style expected of a Japanese sword, twisted in a way that fits your fingers. The blade material is light and made of either wood or hard, fibrous plastic (I can't tell), so don't expect it to handle being swung full-force into something, but its meant to be a prop, that's not the point. What it can handle is being hung from the belt (it comes with a nice leather holster that can be attached to a belt, which does a good job holding it in place while walking), drawn and sheathed repeatedly, swung about lightly, and posed with in a variety of stances to suit your inner Hashira. All in all, a good solid prop that I was pleasantly surprised to find at this price point. For this quality I'd gladly pay twice as much. Also, since the blade material is light, non-metal, and not sharpened at all, this should be considered safe to carry as a prop weapon at most anime conventions, though it will depend on the individual con and their weapons rules. I'm planning on wearing this as part of a Giyu Tomioka cosplay for 3 days at Anime Onsen in Colorado coming up soon, so I'll update this review after 3 days of consecutive use to see how it holds up.

My son loves this sword, and it has held up very well over the year we’ve owned it. We did have to glue the end piece of the scabbard back on after it fell off early on, but it was an easy fix.

Got Obani's sword. It is super great quality. Really happy with my purchase. You do need to assemble it yourself. There is a diagram on how the parts are supposed to fit together but it took a while for me to figure out where one of the parts went but I figured it out. It is a bit difficult to get one of the pieces in because it fits so snuggly. Paint job is great, it is pretty sturdy for display and cosplay. I'm not worried it will break just by carrying it around the convention hall or if it falls off my shelf. I won't be smacking people or things with it either. Not afraid of anyone getting hurt by it accidentally. It will definitely pass weapons check. Over all this is a great purchase. Everything the seller claims is accurate so far.

I love how it looks, the only issues I have with it is the fact that the print on the sword guard on the bottom side isn’t centered, and there is chipped blue paint on there as well, but other than that this sword is perfect.

i like it

My son loves it, looks exactly like picture :)

Not expected item and highlighted quality

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