Sword inspired by Corpeso in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
 
 Steel blade.
 
 Handle, metal guard
 
 Wooden wall bracket included.
 
 Blade length: 29 cm.
 
 Total length: 50.5 cm
 
 Weight: 590 kg


 Introducing Corpeso: Verso's dagger & Gustave (Clair Obscur: Expedition 33)

 On the Continent, the most formidable weapons are not found: they are seized. The Corpeso is one of them—stolen from Noire on the Dark Shores , those desolate beaches where the world's image is crumbling. It is not inherited. It is taken from the corpse of what guarded the passage.

 The blade is imbued with fire . Slender, crafted in a Belle Époque style tinged with the uncanny—elegant lines, goldsmith-like precision—it combines grace with restrained brutality. Each blow burns into the enemy's flesh, and the more the fighter strikes, the more the conflagration spreads: the Corpeso doesn't just cut, it consumes. It is a weapon of speed and endurance , made for those who strike swiftly and relentlessly.

 For this sword embodies the harshest truth of the Expedition: that survival sometimes costs more than death. It belongs as much to Gustave , the engineer who leaves knowing he will not return, as to Verso , the man whom death has forgotten. Two men, one blade, one unwavering determination. To possess it is to hold the emblem of those who refuse to give up—even when giving up would be a relief.