LED Demon Slayer Nichirin

I didn’t order it yet, but I will soon, so I have a few questions.
Are they real katanas?
Are they durable for training?
When will Obanai’s be made?

I recently acquired a light-up katana sword kit, and it's a captivating addition to my collection. The kit includes a disassembled sword, a stand, and a belt, providing the full experience. Once charged via USB, the sword lights up when tapped, creating an eye-catching and striking visual effect. It's important to note that this is not a real sword and won't cause harm; instead, it's more of an art piece suitable for cosplay and display.

Putting the kit together was a straight forward process, provided you're patient and follow the instructions diligently. The end result is an impressive piece that adds a touch of uniqueness to any collection or costume. If you're a fan of cosplay or appreciate visually captivating items, this light-up katana sword is definitely worth considering.

This is one of the coolest swords I have ever seen. It was not easy to assemble, but once it is together it stays together. It is durable and made of good materials. Great gift for a sword lover!

It would have been nice if it came fully assembled because it is hard to assemble. Not because it takes skill, but because it takes force and there's not much to hold on to. Be careful that it is all oriented properly because taking it apart, while possible, is even harder. The guard takes a firm press and wiggling to snap into place. The handle took holding the blade and hammering it down into the padded carpet, but it is now firmly in place! All that said, building it was kind of fun and satisfying.

It charges to a usable level in minutes. It says to charge it 40 minutes and unplug it. While it's chargingnthere is a subtle LED that lights up inside. A simple double tap of your finger on the charging port turns the blade on and off.

The blade itself is pretty light, but it looks really nice. The handle is well made and accurate to the show. The sheath is nice as well, with an enameled look (it's plastic). The stand is sturdy and is a great way to display it. The belt is nice and holds it securely in a good orientation.

This is a nice gift for any fan, or cosplayer!

This thing is so awesome that I wish I could say a certain phrase, but for now I'll call it kick butt. This requires brute force to put together and it worried me at times that I'd break something, but nothing ever did. This is SO cool. It locks but can be removed and reassembled if needed. It's harder to do so it doesn't fall apart in your hands. This is worth every penny it costs. I couldn't be bothered to get dressed in actual clothes for this size reference so now all we got a demon slayer in their pajamas instead. My girlfriend is into this anime and we both parade around with a light up katana as grown adults with jobs. Let your freak flag fly free.

I'm 5'1 and this is the perfect length for a sword. It's lightweight but not cheap, it's made of a VERY nice plastic. It's a good reminder that plastic can be high quality too. Most of the weight actually comes from the handle and sheath, the blade is so light that it can be swung without any wrist pain. It comes with a manual and guide of how to assemble so you're not left clueless. This is incredible. I can even use the sword frog with my real bladed rapier. That's sturdy!