Roronoa Zoro Wado Ichimonji LED Katana – One Piece (100 cm)

An LED light-up katana inspired by Zoro's Wado Ichimonji from One Piece, about 100 cm overall. The ABS plastic blade glows from within, which makes it a strong cosplay and display piece in low light.

How big is it?

• Overall: 39.25 in (about 100 cm)
• Blade: 28.5 in (about 72 cm)
• Handle: 10.375 in (about 26 cm)
• Guard: 3.125 in across
• Blade thickness: 0.25 in

What is it made of?

The body is ABS plastic with LED lighting built into the blade. The photos show the familiar white handle wrap with dark diamonds, a round gold-tone guard and a white sheath tied with a white cord. Unlit, the blade reads black with a pale edge; lit, it gives off a soft white glow.

What comes in the box?

The katana with its sheath, plus a Type-C charging cable. The charging port sits in the pommel.

Where is it from?

In the story, the Wado Ichimonji belonged to Kuina, Zoro's rival as a child. Her father Koshiro passed it to Zoro after she died, and it became the sword tied to his dream. The glowing version suits night photoshoots and convention stages where a plain blade would disappear.