[Steve]

Originally Posted by b0g ↗

I'm not into swords, but I know some kendo things and history. So I know a katana is made not to break during combat, but bent. It is also curved by design.
The craftmanship katana is done by hammering folds at least 40 times together.
But I don't know this was a real deal katana or an ornament.
As I read the arm was severed, it was rather sharp.

I know about the history of the katana and how real ones are made, he was wielding a $50 ornament. Katanas are designed to be strong but flexible, a real one is made from tamahagane steel, and will bend then revert back to form. The spine is soft but the cutting edge is hard, this involves heating and cooling the katana's spine and edge at different rates, thereby creating a stronger edge and a more flexible spine.

[neilsen123]

You import the 3rd World and you become the 3rd World. ********* need to stay in their own nations.

[trean362]

and it looks as if he damaged the sword quite badly, stabbing it into the ground and bending it, what a waste.