Kozuki Momonosuke Sword

Ame no Habakiri: The Sword That Cuts Through the Heavens

Forged by the master swordsmith Tenguyama Hitetsu, Ame no Habakiri is a legendary blade renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship. Its distinctive design features a three-petal-shaped tsuba and a scabbard adorned with intricate patterns, reminiscent of its counterpart, Enma. Known as the sword that can 'cut through the heavens,' it is considered Tenguyama's masterpiece and a symbol of unmatched skill. Once wielded by Kozuki Oden, the father of Kozuki Momonosuke, it played a pivotal role in Oden's battle against Kaido, leaving the only scar on the mighty Yonko’s body when used alongside Enma.

This blade’s legacy is deeply intertwined with the people of Wano, reflecting their enduring spirit and the will to restore their homeland's honor. After Oden's tragic death, Ame no Habakiri was entrusted to Momonosuke, who now carries the responsibility of wielding his father's blade as he steps into his role as Wano’s rightful leader. The sword’s journey is intricately chronicled in the epic tale of One Piece, alongside the adventures of the Straw Hat Pirates.

Over the 20 years since Oden’s demise, the blade has remained a beacon of hope for the people of Wano. As Momonosuke matures and begins to unlock his potential—especially with the aid of his Devil Fruit power—the legacy of Ame no Habakiri grows stronger, symbolizing the dawn of a new era for Wano. Its story is a testament to the unbreakable will of its wielders and the enduring connection between Wano and its cherished swords.

White Classic Version:Handmade Anime One Piece Kozuki Momosuke Katana Sword Ame No Habakiri 1045 Steel Full Tang Trefoil-Shaped Tsuba 

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Differences Between Classic Samurai Swords and Combat Samurai Swords

Classic Samurai Swords

These swords focus on traditional craftsmanship and aesthetics, showcasing intricate designs and materials. They are primarily used for display, collection, or traditional practices like Iaido, emphasizing balance and graceful movements.

Combat Samurai Swords

Designed for practicality, combat swords are made from robust materials with features that enhance durability and impact resistance. They often have reinforced edges and thicker blades, making them suitable for training and combat scenarios.