Réplica de Thrungva de God of War Ragnarok - Espada de la Mordedura del Gorrión de Freya | Arte de arma de la Diosa Venganza Vanir

Lay it next to a pair of chopsticks end to end and you're at Thrungva's real length — long enough to read as a proper sword, light enough at 89g (3.1 oz) to feel nimble rather than heavy. The in-hand photo above gives you the honest, no-filter scale.

No — every edge and point is cast blunt straight from the mold. It's a solid die-cast display collectible, not a functional weapon, recommended for ages 14+.

Yes. The scabbard is a separate piece from the blade, engraved with Nordic knotwork down its full length and capped with a bird-head finial. Display Thrungva fully sheathed, drawn with the scabbard resting beside it, or however tells the best story on your shelf — nothing's glued down.

It's Freya's personal sword, gifted to her by Baldur when she was young — but for a long stretch of the story it's mostly decorative, worn at her back after Odin strips away her war-will. Only after Baldur's death does she draw it in earnest again, and it glows gold with Vanir magic once she does.

No. This is an independently designed fan-art collectible by our two-person studio — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by Santa Monica Studio or Sony Interactive Entertainment.

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