The Thousand Demon Daggers Katana - Scissor Seven (Metal)

It is a 37.5" display replica of the Thousand Demon Daggers from Scissor Seven, built with an etched silver steel blade, a black wrapped handle with blue detailing, and a black saya. Sheathed, it measures 41.25". It is made for collectors, costume builds, and wall display rather than any functional use.

The name describes what the blade is made of rather than what it looks like. It is a sword formed from a thousand sword fragments held together as one weapon, so the plural refers to the pieces inside the blade, not to the weapon's shape.

It is Seven's weapon. Dai Bo is the one who puts it in his hands, and the sword is significant enough to the story that the season one finale is named after it.

The fragments that make up the blade are controlled through qi. A wielder with enough mastery can move them individually, changing the shape and size of the sword and cutting through defenses that would stop a solid blade. It is a weapon built on control rather than force.

The katana measures 37.5" overall with a 26" blade and an 11.5" handle. With the saya, total length reaches 41.25". Plan for roughly 42" of clear wall or shelf space if you intend to display it sheathed.

The blade carries an etched pattern worked into the silver steel finish rather than a printed or painted surface, so the detail holds up to handling and catches light on display. It is what separates the piece from a plain polished display katana.

No. The blade is finished as a display replica with an unsharpened edge. It is intended for display, photography, and costume presentation only.

Yes. A black saya is included and sized to this blade. It protects the etched finish during storage and transport and completes the display presentation, whether the katana is shown sheathed or drawn on a stand.

The 11.5" grip allows a full two handed hold, and the proportions read well in costume photography. Prop policies vary by event, and many venues restrict metal props regardless of edge condition, so check the specific convention's published prop policy before you travel.

No. This is a fan inspired replica produced independently, with no affiliation with or endorsement from any studio, distributor, or rights holder. For care, wipe the blade with a dry microfiber cloth after handling to remove skin oils, and apply a light coat of mineral oil once or twice a year. Keep the handle wrap dry and dust it with a soft brush rather than a damp cloth, since moisture loosens wrap over time. Avoid storing the katana inside the saya long term.