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Sometimes, the formations of the ji-nie may appear like drops of water or stain and may be described as yubashiri or jifu. Depending on the condition of the sword blade, these features might not be visible. Yubashiri Yubashiri, a formation of ji-nie described to appear like water droplets – Credits: Markus Sesko The steel can also be clear and described as saeru (冴える), or the Japanese equivalent term sunda. Shizunda (Subdued) 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.

The Shodai Kitetsu is one of the 12 Saijo Ô Wazamono. It is part of the cursed swords created by Kitetsu along with the Nidai Kitetsu and the Sandai Kitetsu. It hasn’t made an appearance yet. Shodai literally means “First Generation” because the Shodai Kitetsu is the first sword in the Kitetsu series. She is unknown, but she must have an appearance quite similar to that of the Sandai Kitetsu. A jigane is strong ( tsuyoi, 強い) when the jihada (grain pattern) is very visible and has lots of ji-nie. Blades with a strong jigane are usually associated with the Soshu tradition. Yowai (Weak)

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Enma has the particularity of drawing “Ryuo” (Armament Haki) from its wielder in excessive amounts when used, cutting much harder than intended. This makes him extremely unwieldy, so much so that before she was given to Zoro, Oden was the only one who had ever tamed Enma. After testing the saber for the first time, Zoro accidentally cut off a large section of the cliff while attempting to cut down just one tree, with Enma not only forcing hardening, but also emaciating his entire arm.

Wado Ichimonji: 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. The jigane has notable features, from its color to grain patterns ( jihada). Its texture is also influenced by some activities within and along the hamon (temperline pattern) and the blade’s body ( ji). Color of the Steel Surface Blade of a Katana, 1526 – Credits: Met Museum Setelah Zoro membuktikan bahwa tekadnya lebih kuat daripada kutukan pada pedang Sandai Kitetsu, pemilik toko di Loguetown mengambil Yubashiri dari loteng gedung, dan mengungkapkannya kepada Zoro, menyatakan bahwa itu adalah pusaka keluarga. Dia memberikannya pada Zoro sebagai hadiah bersama dengan Kitetsu, meninggalkan Zoro dengan tiga pedang sekali lagi. [1] Dia pertama kali menggunakannya di Whisky Peak, melawan agen Baroque Works yang ditempatkan di sana, [3] dan terus menggunakannya secara teratur setelah itu, memegangnya di tangan kanannya. These three swords are highly important to Zoro’s fighting style and he has displayed impressive prowess with them in battles. With his incredible swordsmanship and iconic three-sword style, Zoro is undoubtedly one of the most formidable fighters in the world of One Piece. 4. Possibility of Another Sword in the Wano Arc

The jigane is the surface steel of a Japanese blade that dictates the quality of the sword. It has a definite color and texture that can help identify its sword making school, smith, or whether it is an old or new blade. Let’s explore the characteristics of jigane, its notable features, and why it is a crucial factor in sword appraisal. What Exactly Is Jigane? 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.

Although the Devil Fruits are the best-known objects in the lore of Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece series, there are numerous relevant objects that make up the lore. Most of them are either treasures or weapons and in this article, we are going to talk about the latter group, as we are, once again, going to talk about the swords of One Piece. Now, we have already talked about the strongest swords and the strongest swordsmen of One Pieceand in this article, we are going to focus on the Meito or, to be more precise, on the Grade Blades, as we are going to explain the sword grades in One Piece. What are the Meito in One Piece?

The sword has a pure-white hilt with a circular handguard. The sheath is painted white, and the hardening line is suguha or straight blade. [3] Kashu is a sword that belonged to Baroque Works agent Mr. 11. After losing it in a duel against Tashigi, the latter retrieved the sword. He is part of the Ryo Wazamono class. It is unknown how powerful this sword is, since it has never been seen used in combat, but it must be quite powerful since it is part of the 50 Ryo Wazamono. 16. Sandai Kitetsu This also puts into question whether the amount of blades for each Grade category is still accurate, such blades could've also been destroyed. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 102 Chapter 1035 (p. 13) and Episode 1062, Zoro "infuses" Haoshoku Haki into Sandai Kitetsu.