Steel blade with polished finish
 
 Metal handle and guard
 
 Blade length: 67 cm – Total length: 102 cm
 
 Weight: 1 kg


 Introducing The Kusabimaru — The Wolf Sword (Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice)

 In the world of Sekiro , Kusabimaru is the blade the Wolf never leaves behind. Given to him by Owl, the shinobi who took him in as a child and raised him for combat, this katana bears a name heavy with meaning: "the Wedge," the one that fixes, that holds, that prevents escape. Both a gift and a chain, it reminds the Wolf that his life does not belong to him—it is dedicated to the protection of the Divine Heir, until his last breath.

 The weapon is utterly understated. Straight and slender blade , discreet tsuba, tightly braided handle: no ornamentation, no showiness. It is a shinobi's tool, designed for speed and precision, not to impress. It is with this weapon that the Wolf parries, deflects, and breaks the posture of his opponents until a single opening is enough. Kusabimaru does not win by force—he wins by patience and perfect timing.

 For this sword embodies the very essence of the shinobi oath: absolute loyalty, borne like a burden one chooses to shoulder. It reminds us that a warrior is defined less by what he cuts than by what he protects. To possess it is to hold the emblem of the Wolf—the one who dies and returns, again and again, because giving up has never been an option.