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Réplica metálica de Shusui a escala 1:6 | Edición de coleccionista de One Piece
Pieza de exhibición elaborada con precisión
✔ Longitud total: 24 cm/9,45 pulgadas
✔ Peso: 68g
✔ Precisión de escala: 1:6 Autenticidad escaneada con láser
✔ Material: Aleación de zinc de primera calidad + revestimiento electrostático de triple capa
Estética lista para la batalla
Esta katana de inspiración oficial recrea meticulosamente el armamento icónico de Roronoa Zoro en One Piece. Utilizando modelos 3D escaneados por fotogrametría, hemos conservado cada detalle con precisión cinematográfica.
Perfiles de coleccionistas de destino
☑ Entusiastas de la memoria de One Piece
☑ Curadores de decoración de fantasía
Réplicas de armas de anime - Artículos de colección de One Piece - Modelos de exhibición de fundición a presión - Artefactos metálicos de katana
Potencial de exhibición
☆ Centro de mesa con fondo de streaming definitivo
☆ Stand de convención espectacular
☆ Regalo exclusivo para las fiestas
Construcción de calidad para exhibición (bordes romos | cumple con la HB 6249)
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Asked by collectors, answered by the makers.
Shusui feels lighter in the hand than its reputation suggests — 68g (2.4 oz) is on the lower end of our full-metal katana group, though it's still solid zinc alloy all the way through. Pick it up and the balance sits close to center, without the blade-heavy pull some of our other pieces have. That's a deliberate casting choice, not a hollow spot.
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+.
Shusui belonged to Ryuma, a legendary Wano swordsman, and Zoro won it by defeating Ryuma's undead form during the Thriller Bark arc. Years later in Wano, Kozuki Hiyori offered her own blade, Enma, in exchange so Shusui could stay in its home country as a national treasure. Zoro accepted, and hasn't carried Shusui since.
Shusui (秋水) translates roughly to “autumn water,” a classical Japanese phrase used to describe a blade so sharp and clear it resembles still water in the fall. It's a poetic name rather than a literal description of how the sword looks. The black finish came later, earned through use rather than given at forging.
No — and we say so on our own page. This is an unofficial fan-art collectible from a two-person studio, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by any game, anime, or film company. There's no official packaging or certificate, because there isn't one to give you. Full details on our
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