Collection: Blue Katanas

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

Yes. Blue pairs well with a lot of character looks, and dull metal replicas are the common choice for conventions and photo shoots. Confirm the edge type on the product page and follow the event's prop rules.

Both are available. Most character replicas are dull and built for display. Battle-Ready pieces such as the Royal Blue Katana are sharp and are labeled that way in the product title.

On some listings, yes. Byakuya Kuchiki's Katana offers Original and Blue options, and the Oni 2.0 Katana comes in Blue, White, Black, and Green. Select the option you want on the product page.

A wall mount or tiered stand keeps the katana off the floor and shows the color well. Sword Slice carries both. Anchor wall mounts securely, since full metal swords are heavy.

Keep it dry, wipe off fingerprints with a soft cloth, and avoid harsh cleaners that could dull a painted or coated finish. A light coat of oil is helpful for long-term storage of metal blades.

Dull versions are a sensible starting point. They are made for display and posing, and they let you learn the weight and balance of a full-size katana without handling a live edge.

Yes. Giyu Tomioka's Mini Katana includes a Deep Blue style. Mini katanas are a good fit for smaller shelves and desks. Measurements are listed on each product page.

Often, yes, with a peace bond on a dull replica. Policies vary, so check the event's prop rules before you go. Keep sharp katanas at home.

Many are inspired by characters from Bleach, Sword Art Online, Demon Slayer, and Valorant. They are independent replicas made by fans for fans, not official merchandise.