



Obanai Iguro Serpent Nichirin Blade Sword Replica
$130.00 Original price was: $130.00.$89.90Current price is: $89.90.
- Total Length: +/- 40.16 inches
- Blade length: +/- 28.74 inches
- Material: Stainless steel
- Leather sheath included
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Obanai Iguro Serpent Nichirin Blade Sword Replica From Demon Slayer:
Command the slithering grace and formidable power of Obanai Iguro, the Serpent Hashira, with this exquisite metal replica of obanai iguro serpent nichirin blade. This meticulously crafted piece captures the essence of Obanai Iguro sword, featuring its distinctive curved blade and intricate snake-like hilt. Whether you’re a seasoned demon slayer or an ardent admirer of the Demon Slayer universe, this Serpent Nichirin Blade will make a captivating addition to your collection.
- Authentic Replica:Â Experience the Serpent Nichirin Blade in stunning detail, capturing the essence of Obanai Iguro’s signature weapon.
- Durable Construction:Â Crafted from high-quality metal, this replica is built to last, ensuring it withstands the test of time and spirited displays.
- Captivating Display Piece:Â Showcase your passion for Demon Slayer with this eye-catching replica, adding a touch of serpent-like elegance to your collection.
Whether you’re channeling your inner Serpent Hashira or simply admiring the intricate craftsmanship, the Serpent Nichirin Blade Metal Replica is a must-have for any Demon Slayer enthusiast. You can also check our uzui tengen sword set replica.
| Weight | 3 kg |
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4 reviews for Obanai Iguro Serpent Nichirin Blade Sword Replica
Clear filtersObanai Iguro is 21 years old. His birthday is September 15th.
Obanai Iguro is an incredibly strong swordsman and one of the most powerful members of the Demon Slayer Corps. He is the Serpent Hashira, which means he is one of the nine elite pillars of the organization. He is known for his incredible speed, agility, and swordsmanship, as well as his unique Serpent Breathing style.
Obanai’s strength is difficult to quantify, as he has not been shown to fight against many of the other Hashira. However, he is able to easily defeat Lower Moon demons, which are among the most powerful demons in existence. He is also able to hold his own against Muzan Kibutsuji, the Demon King, for a significant amount of time.
Overall, Obanai Iguro is one of the most powerful swordsmen in the Demon Slayer Corps. His speed, agility, and swordsmanship are unmatched, and he is able to defeat even the most powerful demons.
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to draw Obanai Iguro from Demon Slayer:
Step 1: Sketch the Basic Shapes
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Start by making a rough sketch of Obanai Iguro’s body. Use simple shapes, such as circles and rectangles, to represent his torso, limbs, and head.
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Make sure the proportions of his body are accurate. Obanai is a tall, slender man with a muscular build. His arms are particularly long and strong, which is important for his swordsmanship.
Step 2: Add the Facial Features
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Use a light pencil to draw Obanai Iguro’s face. His eyes are narrow and slanted, and his eyebrows are thick and angular. He has a small mouth and a sharp jawline.
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Give Obanai Iguro a serious expression. He is often depicted with a frown on his face, and his eyes are often narrowed. This reflects his intense personality and his determination to defeat demons.
Step 3: Draw the Hair and Horns
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Sketch out the basic shape of Obanai Iguro’s hair. His hair is long and black, and it is tied up in a high ponytail. He has two long, curved horns that sprout from his forehead.
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Make sure the horns are symmetrical and well-defined. They should be slightly curved and point upwards, giving Obanai Iguro a somewhat demonic appearance.
Step 4: Add the Details
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Add details to Obanai Iguro’s outfit. He wears a dark black haori with the kanji for “Serpent” on the back. He also wears a white hakama and white tabi socks.
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Add details to Obanai Iguro’s weapon. He uses a katana, which is a traditional Japanese sword. His katana is adorned with a serpent motif, reflecting his ability to use Serpent Breathing.
Step 5: Color and Shading
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Use a darker shade of black to shade Obanai Iguro’s hair and clothes. This will give him a more three-dimensional appearance.
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Use lighter shades of grey to shade his face and body. This will create a sense of depth and volume.
Step 6: Add Finishing Touches
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Erase any unnecessary lines and marks from your sketch.
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Add any final details that you may have missed. For example, you can add highlights to Obanai Iguro’s eyes and hair.
Tips:
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Use light, smooth strokes to create a clean and polished drawing.
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Don’t be afraid to erase and redraw as needed.
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Use reference images to help you capture Obanai Iguro’s likeness.
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Practice drawing Obanai Iguro from different angles and poses to improve your skills.
Obanai Iguro is 5’4″ tall, or 162 cm. He is one of the shortest Hashira, but he is also one of the most agile and nimble.
Obanai’s small stature allows him to move quickly and maneuver through tight spaces with ease. He is also able to use his height to his advantage in combat, as he can easily dodge and evade attacks from larger opponents.
Obanai Iguro’s unusual appearance, particularly his partially blind right eye and the large wound on his lower face, stems from a traumatic experience during his childhood.
Obanai was born into a family that worshipped a snake demon. When he was a young boy, he was kept in a cage and forced to watch as the demon devoured other children. The demon took a particular liking to Obanai due to his unusual eyes, which were heterochromatic, meaning his right eye was yellow and his left eye was turquoise.
When Obanai was twelve years old, he was taken to meet the snake demon face-to-face. The demon, who had been considering eating Obanai, decided to change her mind and instead ordered that Obanai’s mouth be cut open from ear to ear to resemble her own. This procedure was performed forcefully, leaving a large, jagged wound that Obanai kept hidden under a bandage.
The scar on Obanai’s face is a constant reminder of his traumatic past. It also serves as a symbol of his determination to overcome his demons and become a powerful demon slayer.
o pronounce Obanai Iguro, you should say “O-ba-nai I-gu-ro”.
Here is a breakdown of the pronunciation:
- O-ba-nai: This is the name of the character Iguro. It is pronounced as “oh-BAH-nye”.
- I-gu-ro: This is the surname of the character. It is pronounced as “ee-GOO-roh”.
Obanai was saved from the snake demon by Shinjuro Rengoku, the Flame Hashira at the time.
The Serpent Nichirin Blade is made of Nichirin steel, a special alloy that can harm demons.
The Serpent Nichirin Blade is 39 inches long.
No, the Serpent Nichirin Blade is not intended to be used as a toy. It is a replica weapon and should not be used for real-world combat or violence.
Please handle with care. This is a replica weapon and should not be used for real-world combat or violence. Keep out of reach of children. Do not point or swing the blade at people or animals.
Yes, you can order the Serpent Nichirin Blade today.
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Jackson (verified owner) –
These swords are a great way to bond with other Demon Slayer fans. We love to compare our swords and talk about the anime. I have made some great friends through sword collecting.
Jackson (verified owner) –
I love the intricate details on these swords. They are so realistic and lifelike. I can’t tell the difference between these replicas and the real swords from the anime.
Liam (verified owner) –
Amidst the chaos of daily life, these swords offer solace. There’s an indescribable tranquility in wielding them, almost therapeutic. They’ve become an unexpected stress-reliever.
Avery (verified owner) –
Beyond the visual appeal, these swords have become an integral part of my routine. Practicing with them has become a delightful exercise, both physically and mentally. They’re more than mere replicas; they’re functional art.