A sword appraisal is called kantei, and it observes all the workmanship of the sword. There are 13 factors ( jusan no mitsuke) observed, and the steel material ( jigane) and grain pattern ( jihada) are among them. Generally, it is only possible to create a strong, hard blade with a good jigane. Sarung pedang berwarna merah tua dan melanjutkan desain gagang, memiliki dua jepitan emas berturut-turut pendek di sekitar tengahnya, dan tutup ujung kojiri juga berwarna emas.

Zoro commented that the sword is a "problem child", most notable, it's rather bloodthirsty, wanting to make him cut things without his direction. Feeling this, Zoro started giving Sandai Kitetsu more attention to ensure it acts on his direction. [5] Zoro was left with only Wado Ichimonji after two of his swords were broken in his fight with Dracule Mihawk. After arriving at Loguetown, he went into Ipponmatsu's arms shop to buy two more swords. The owner of the shop recognized Wado Ichimonji and asked Zoro to see the blade. Ipponmatsu tried to fool Zoro to sell his sword for a hefty price, but Zoro refused to sell it for any price. [15] He has the power of the Sabi Sabi no Mi and successfully destroyed one of Zoro's swords, Yubashiri, with ease. [1] Moving on to the notable swords used by Roronoa Zoro, we have the Wado Ichimonji, Shusui, and Kitetsu. Wado Ichimonji is the sword that Zoro has used the most throughout the series, given to him by his late childhood friend, Kuina. It’s a sword that holds sentimental value for Zoro and has played an important role in his growth as a swordsman. Shusui, on the other hand, is one of the strongest swords currently in Zoro’s arsenal, known for its hardness and durability.Shichiseiken is the main antagonist of Movie 5. After his evil power entered Saga’s body, the Sword was destroyed on its own. It’s a cursed blade. The Shichiseiken is a powerful blade that was blood cursed when it was created. It grants immense power to its bearer, but corrupts its spirit. It can also merge with its wielder, giving it the ability to slash objects with its bare hands at any distance, becoming nearly unstoppable. Bagian nama pedang sebenarnya adalah bagian "Kitetsu" dengan "Sandai" menjadi pengidentifikasi generasi ("San" adalah "Tiga", jadi Generasi Ketiga). Dengan demikian, versi bahasa Inggris resmi (FUNimation, Viz) menerjemahkan pengidentifikasi generasi tetapi bukan nama pedang itu sendiri, keluar ke "Kitetsu III" secara tertulis (dalam Manga, dan Subs/Judul Anime) dan diucapkan dengan keras sebagai "Kitetsu Yang Ketiga "di dub. The formations of ji-nie may appear like water droplets and are called yubashiri (湯走り), which literally means “running hot water”. They are common on Kamakura-era Yamato, Yamashiro, or Soshu blades. Jifu Jifu, a formation of ji-nie described to have a spotted appearance – Credits: Markus Sesko At some point, Tashigi brought her sword, Shigure, to Ipponmatsu's arms shop to get it polished. The shop owner accepted the job and later finished polishing the sword.

The steel can also be subdued ( shizunda, 沈んだ) and can be described as dull ( nibui, 鈍い) or cloudy ( nigotta, 濁った). A dull or cloudy jigane means that the steel surface remains matte even if it is polished. Even if a polisher tries to enhance the sword’s body with some polishing methods, a dull or cloudy steel will never become super bright. Shiraketa (Whitish) The most recent addition to Zoro’s arsenal, Enma used to belong to Oden and has proved to be his most valuable asset in the ongoing fight against Kaido and his forces. The sword can draw out an impressive amount of Busoshoku Haki, which has allowed Zoro to develop considerably as a fighter. Zoro will need to get the most out of all his current swords if he and the rest of the Straw Hats want to come out of Wana as victors. Yubashiri adalah pedang yang sangat ringan, kuat dan Zoro mengatakan bahwa itu adalah "katana yang bagus" setelah melihat betapa mudahnya menggunakannya. [3] Bobotnya yang ringan memungkinkan tindakan dan refleks yang cepat, sambil mempertahankan ketajamannya untuk memotong daya.Ryuma wielded Shusui once again when he was revived as a zombie, and later bequeathed it to Zoro upon his defeat. [6] Punk Hazard Arc [ ] The jigane is the steel on the surface of a Japanese sword. Its appearance varies greatly, usually in color, texture, pattern of forging structure ( jihada), and other features. Here are the unique characteristics of the jigane and the Japanese terms used to describe its features: Structure and Composition Polishing a Japanese sword is as complex as making it. The steel has a bit of a dark appearance, so a polisher must bring out all the details in the steel surface, including the jihada (grain pattern) and hamon (temperline pattern) while making a functional blade. A polisher also makes the sharp edge and refines its shape. The polish of the blade affects the appearance of the jigane. As the “Wano Country” story arc unfolds in One Piece, fans have been speculating about the possibility of Zoro acquiring another sword in this arc. Although he currently wields three powerful blades, Wado Ichimonji, Sandai Kitetsu, and Enma, there is still a possibility that he might add another sword to his collection. As a skilled swordsman, Zoro is always on the lookout for stronger weapons to help him in battles.