Nidai Kitetsu Sword - One Piece Luffy Cursed Katana Replica 1045 Carbon Steel Purple Scabbard

The Kitetsu blades are cursed. Every wielder meets a violent end - that is the legend, and no swordsman in One Piece takes it lightly. Zoro tested Sandai Kitetsu's curse by throwing it in the air and putting his arm underneath. Luffy picked up Nidai Kitetsu in Wano and just walked out of the shop with it. No ceremony, no test of luck, no awareness of what he was holding. That is the most Luffy moment in all of One Piece: casually grabbing a Grade sword that terrifies experienced swordsmen, because he needed something sharp for the mission.

Nidai Kitetsu is one grade above Zoro's Sandai Kitetsu in the sword ranking system. Where Sandai is a Wazamono (fine grade), Nidai is an O Wazamono (great grade) - making it the most dangerous cursed blade Luffy could have possibly picked up. The 1045 carbon steel blade features a black finish with a flame-style pattern that references the Kitetsu lineage's aggressive design language. Full-tang construction at 40.5 inches and 3.2 lbs. The purple cord handle wraps over black PU samegawa, and the mixed-color hardwood scabbard transitions from deep purple to black under premium lacquer - a color scheme that sets it apart from the red scabbard of Zoro's Sandai Kitetsu.

Tyler confirms the sword arrived "beautiful, sharp, and exactly what I expected" with sturdy protective packaging, blade oiled and cloth parts wrapped. He has already made another purchase and is planning more. Ted praises "excellent quality and attention to detail." Kaylee was "starstruck by how cool this katana was" and bought it as a Christmas gift. Kamal's recipient "fights with his wife about hanging it up in the living room" - the kind of authentic domestic debate that proves the sword makes an impression.

For One Piece collectors, Nidai Kitetsu fills a unique slot: it connects the Kitetsu curse storyline across characters. Displaying it next to Zoro's red Sandai Kitetsu creates a visual pairing that tells the generational story of the cursed blades - third generation in red, second generation in purple. The two swords share a lineage but belong to completely different wielders with completely different relationships to the blade. That contrast is what makes the Kitetsu pair one of the strongest two-sword displays in the OP collection.

Includes purple-to-black gradient scabbard. Stand not included. Free worldwide shipping with 30-day money-back guarantee.