Metal Sword - Devil May Cry - Yamato Katana Metal Sword 3611

Metal Sword - Devil May Cry - Yamato Katana Metal Sword 3611

Marsoni

M251S

$79.00

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Metal Sword - Devil May Cry - Yamato Katana Metal Sword 3611"Now I'm motiVated!" The Devil Arm Yamato is Vergil's signature weapon, and a keepsake from his father, the Legendary Dark Knight Sparda. Resembling a Japanese Okatana, it is imbued with tremendous demonic power of darkness, thus granting this Devil Arm the destructive ability to cut through anything, even the very fabric of space and time itself. Overall length: 104CM Blade length: 68cm Scabbard (saya) length: 73cm Handle length: 29cm Blade material:

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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2026