Collection: Black Swords

This collection includes every non-katana sword in the catalog with black listed as a color. Browse the grid for the current lineup, and open a listing to see which parts use black and which other colors are offered.

Yes. Black suits many characters. The foam Star Sword is a lighter choice for events, while metal swords suit photos and display. Check the event's prop policy first.

Most are made for display and cosplay. Sharp versions are labeled Battle-Ready or Sharp, such as the Battle-Ready Sasuke's Grass Cutter, and the edge type is listed in the specifications.

Several do. Genji's Dragonblade comes in White, Black, and Gold, the Lux Arcadia Sword in White and Black, the Star Sword in Blue and Black, and Sasuke's Grass Cutter in Gray and Black.

Use a wall mount or stand rated for the sword's weight. Sword Slice carries both. Large swords like Guts' Dragon Slayer need a sturdy mount, so anchor it into a stud.

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Black finishes show dust and fingerprints, so a quick wipe after handling helps. Use a lightly damp cloth on foam.

Foam swords are the easiest to start with. Metal swords are better for display and are heavier to handle.

Sizes vary widely. Guts' Dragon Slayer Sword lists 60 inch and 48 inch versions, and the Witcher Steel Sword has a 48 inch Black Grip version. Check the specifications on each product page.

Foam swords are usually the easiest to bring in. Many events restrict metal swords or require a peace bond, so read the rules first.

Many are, with designs from Sword Art Online, Naruto, Berserk, Elden Ring, Lord of the Rings, and The Witcher. They are independent replicas made by fans for fans, not official merchandise.