Roronoa Zoro Enma White Wooden Katana – One Piece (108 cm)
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Roronoa Zoro Enma White Wooden Katana – One Piece (108 cm)
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A 108 cm wooden katana inspired by Enma, the sword Roronoa Zoro carries in the Wano arc of One Piece, finished here in white with gold fittings. It is a display and cosplay piece, with a blunt painted blade.
How big is it?
- Overall: 108 cm
- Blade: about 72 cm (28.5 in)
- Handle: about 26 cm (10.4 in)
- Guard (tsuba): about 8 cm (3.1 in)
What does it look like?
The photos show a glossy white sheath with gold flower studs, a gold end cap and a purple wrap at the mouth with two lilac tassels. Draw it and the blade shows a red flame pattern along the edge. The handle is white with gold studs, a gold pommel and a gold guard made of overlapping rounded plates.
Where is it from?
Enma was the sword of Kozuki Oden, one of only two blades ever to leave a scar on Kaido. In Wano, Hiyori hands it to Zoro. The sword pulls Haki out of whoever holds it, and Zoro has to learn to control that pull before it controls him.
Who is it for?
Zoro cosplayers who want something other than the usual black Enma, and One Piece collectors building a white-and-gold shelf. It also photographs well, as the cosplay shot in the gallery shows.
| Length | 108 cm |
| Blade Length | 72 cm (28.5 in) |
| Handle Length | 26 cm (10.375 in) |
| Tsuba Size | 8 cm (3.125 in) |
| Type | Wooden katana |