Legend of Zelda: Master’s Sword, Blade to Blade Metal, Sky Sword, Exorcist Sword

Description

Origin and Background: In “The Legend of Zelda: Sword of Heaven”, the original Link pulled out the Goddess Sword inserted into the sword platform of the Cloud Pavilion Goddess Statue in search of Zelda, who was swept into the earth by a tornado. Subsequently, Link went through a series of adventures and obtained the sacred flame of the three goddesses of creation, forging it into the Master’s Sword. It is the sword held by the brave warriors of the sky and the predecessor of the later passed down Master’s Sword.
Appearance features: Known as the Sky Blade Sword, it features a beautiful straight and elongated blade with a slender body. The overall shape is simple and elegant, without too many complex decorations, allowing people to feel a purity and lightness from the sky.
Sword Body: The sword body of the Blade metal version usually presents a bright metallic color, such as silver or white, echoing the image of the Blade sword in the sky of the game. The blade is sharp and the edges are neat. The sword body may have some simple textures or forging marks, such as parallel lines or staggered patterns, which increase the beauty and realism of the sword body.
Sword hilt: The design of the sword hilt focuses on comfort and stability during grip, usually using a length suitable for both hands to hold. The surface may be wrapped in a layer of leather, rubber, or other soft material to increase friction and prevent detachment. There may be some decorative elements on the hilt, such as runes, patterns, or gems, which are usually related to the worldview and background story of the game, reflecting the mystery and sacredness of the Master’s Sword.
Jian’e: The shape of Jian’e is relatively unique, usually irregular circular or elliptical, with a moderate size, which can effectively protect the user’s hands from attacks. There may be some intricate carvings or textures on the sword blade, such as patterns of vines, flowers, animals, etc., which further enhance the delicacy and artistic value of the prop.
Sheath: Some of the metal bladed Master’s swords are equipped with scabbard, which is designed to match the sword body and is usually made of metal or wood. The surface may have some decorations, such as carving, inlaying, or painting, to increase the overall aesthetic appeal. There may also be some fixing devices on the scabbard for easy storage and carrying of the sword.