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Yubashiri: the story of Zoro's lost sword from LoguetownBefore Shusui and Enma, Zoro carried Yubashiri, a gift from a Loguetown sword shop. Here is its story, how Zoro lost it at Enies Lobby, and our Yubashiri LED katana.
Sanji's Diable Jambe: the burning kick of One PieceSanji never uses his hands in a fight. Here is the story of his Diable Jambe and our Sanji action figure.
Zoro King of Hell: the Wano moment, as a statueIn Wano, Zoro's Three Sword Style reached the level of the King of Hell. Here is the story behind our diorama statue.
A Luffy-themed katana for every Straw Hat fanLuffy fights with his fists, not a sword, but every crew needs a captain on the wall. Here is our Luffy-themed display katana.
Kikoku: Trafalgar Law's giant nodachi explainedTrafalgar Law carries one of the longest swords in One Piece. Here is the story of Kikoku and the Surgeon of Death.
Enma: the sword that scarred Kaido, now in Zoro's handsEnma once belonged to Kozuki Oden, the only man to leave a scar on Kaido. In Wano, it became Zoro's. Here is the story.One Piece has some of the most famous swords in anime, and most of them belong to Roronoa Zoro. Build his three-sword style with Wado Ichimonji, Sandai Kitetsu and Enma (in three colours), add Shusui, Ryuma's black blade, or go for Trafalgar Law's giant nodachi Kikoku. For the shelf, there are One Piece figures and statues like Sanji's Diable Jambe and Zoro's King of Hell.
Our katanas are 104 cm display swords in wooden and LED versions; pair three on a triple stand for Zoro's full set. Read where each of Zoro's swords came from in our journal. Delivered across India in 2–7 days after dispatch, with gift wrap and partial COD (a small advance online, the rest in cash).
Good to know
Today Zoro carries Wado Ichimonji, Sandai Kitetsu and Enma. Before Wano he used Shusui in place of Enma.
Wado Ichimonji, Kuina's sword, is the one with the most meaning and the most popular first pick.
Yes. Our triple katana stand fits every UrbanNook katana, made for Zoro's three-sword style.
No. They are fan-made decorative replicas and collectibles inspired by the series.