Gustave's Sireso Sword and Dagger - Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 (Metal)

They are metal display replicas inspired by the engineer's paired blades from Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. The rust textured finish recreates the worn, expedition tested look the weapons carry in the game.

No. They are sold separately as individual variants on this listing, each with its own price and SKU. Pick the sword, the dagger, or order both to complete the pair.

The sword is the signature piece and the one most fans start with. The dagger's included wood stand makes it the better pick for a desk or shelf where wall mounting is not an option.

No. The rust texture is an applied finish, not corrosion, so it will not spread, flake, or transfer. It is stable and needs no special treatment beyond normal dusting.

That contrast is the design. In the game the blades take the punishment of travel while the bronze fittings stay maintained, and the replicas reproduce that engineer's habit of caring for the parts that matter.

At 32.75 inches it suits a standard horizontal wall mount or an angled shelf easel. Its shorter overall length also makes it one of the easier metal replicas to fit in a display case.

No. Both ship with blunt display edges. The (Metal) label in the title indicates solid metal display construction, not sharpened blades.

No. These are fan inspired replicas with no affiliation to the creators or publishers of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. They are made for collectors of the game.

A soft brush or dry microfiber cloth lifts dust out of the texture, and mineral oil should be used sparingly. Skip abrasive cleaners, which would cut through the intentional weathering.

Check your event's prop policy first. The dagger's 22.75 inch size usually clears prop rules more easily than full length swords, but peace bonding applies to both wherever metal is allowed