
The Shusui replica measures 24cm (9.4"), weighs 68g (2.4 oz) in solid die-cast zinc alloy, and ships worldwide free from BlacksmithSONG. In the story, it took Ryuma decades of battle to turn this blade fully black, one fight at a time. Ours skipped that part and came out of the mold already there.
The Shusui is a black-bladed katana that once belonged to Ryuma, a legendary Wano swordsman. It wasn't always black — the blade darkened gradually through years of battle at his side. Zoro inherited it after defeating Ryuma's undead form on Thriller Bark, and carried it until Wano, where he traded it for Enma to stay home as a national treasure.
Every photo on this page is ours — shot in our own studio, of the exact piece we ship. No CGI, no renders, no supplier images. We angled the light across the scabbard so the purple pattern reads clearly against the black lacquer, and caught the blade's jagged edge in a separate shot so the shape stays sharp.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Weapon | Shusui |
| Style | Fan-art take on a One Piece meito |
| Type | Katana |
| Material | Die-cast zinc alloy, hand-finished |
| Length | 24cm / 9.4" |
| Weight | 68g / 2.4 oz |
| Edge | Cast blunt — display only |
| In the box | Replica + foam-lined gift box (+ stand per your option) |
At 24cm (9.4"), Shusui feels every bit as solid as a blade with that kind of reputation should — the curve carries weight even before you factor in the 68g (2.4 oz) it's actually packing. It reads as a full sword at desk scale rather than a miniature stand-in, and the in-hand photo above shows exactly how much presence it has next to an average hand.
Shusui is die-cast in zinc alloy as a single body, then hand-finished — the curve, the tsuba, and the wavy edge line are all shaped in the mold. The purple pattern down the scabbard sits under the black lacquer rather than painted over it. Most of that 68g (2.4 oz) lives in the blade itself, with the handle staying noticeably lighter. Browse our One Piece collection guide to see how it compares against Zoro's other blades in the lineup.
Bare, or add a Small Stand (+$2), Large Stand (+$3), or Vertical Stand (+$4) — vertical suits Shusui well, keeping that black blade the visual center of the display. A fan-made tribute to one of One Piece's most talked-about blades, unofficial and unaffiliated — paired naturally with Enma, and part of the Grand Line Katana Vault's katana lineup.
Free worldwide tracked shipping gets Shusui to your door in 10–14 days if you're in the US, tucked into a foam-lined gift box with a 30-day money-back guarantee behind it. Fan-made, unofficial, and not affiliated with anyone — the full story is on our fan art policy page. It's the sword Zoro gave up so it could go home, and he hasn't asked for it back since.
Ame no Habakiri was the other blade carried by the same swordsman who once wielded Shusui — the two were never far apart across Wano's history.
Safety Note: Recommended for ages 14+. It is not a functional weapon.
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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
Free worldwide tracked shipping; orders arrive in 10–14 days. Payment options are shown at checkout. Every order carries a 30-day money-back guarantee.
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