Demon Slayer Katanas

Nichirin swords are among the most recognizable symbols of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. This selection of Demon Slayer katanas captures the aesthetic of the weapons associated with the slayers, Hashira, and iconic characters of the series in a universe designed for collection, display, and cosplay.

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In Kimetsu no Yaiba, each sword can evoke a character, a breathing style, or a way of fighting. Demon Slayer katanas thus allow you to build a collection around Tanjiro, Rengoku, Giyu, Tengen, Shinobu, or other iconic figures, with visual references directly linked to the world of the Demon Slayers.

These replicas naturally find their place in manga-themed decor, a display on a stand, or as part of a cosplay outfit. A Kimetsu no Yaiba katana can become the centerpiece of a space dedicated to the series, while multiple models make it possible to create a collection inspired by different characters and breathing styles.

To complete this world, katana stands make it easy to showcase the replicas, while the Cosplay and Figurine collections allow you to extend the same theme around the characters. The goal is to create a coherent ensemble around the Demon Slayer Nichirin swords without isolating the katana from the rest of the series' universe.

Demon Slayer Katanas: the four families of replicas

Sixty-eight references from €24.90 to €159.90, divided into four families that serve different purposes.

Classic, LED, and steam

The twenty-six classic replicas at €79.90 feature each character's Nichirin blade. The eight LED katanas at €89.90 illuminate the blade from within. The thirteen LED steam models from €119.90 add a mist that emerges from the scabbard: Tanjiro, Rengoku, Giyu, Shinobu, Mitsuri, Muichiro, Sanemi, Kanao, Zenitsu, Yoriichi, and Kokushibo.

LEGO katanas

Fifteen LEGO katanas from €39.90 to €129.90, to assemble yourself, from the small 64 cm model to the 759-piece Kokushibo.

Five stands complete the collection, ranging from €24.90 to €109.90.

FAQ - Demon Slayer Katanas

What is the difference between an LED katana and a steampunk katana?
The LED model illuminates the blade from within, in 80 or 100 cm, for €89.90. The steam model adds a mist that escapes from the scabbard when drawn, for €119.90. The latter is more impressive in photos and videos.
How much do LEGO katanas cost?
From €39.90 for a small blade to €129.90 for the largest models, such as the 759-piece one. A €24.90 LEGO stand displays them once built.
How long are these replicas?
Classic replicas are around a meter long, including the scabbard. LED models come in 80 or 100 cm lengths. LEGO katanas range from short sizes to the 101 cm Muichiro.
Which katana should I choose to start a collection?
A classic replica for €79.90, featuring your favorite character. The LED and steam versions are more impressive but are harder to store, and their electronics require batteries.
How should multiple swords be stored?
The wall mounts hold from one to eight blades depending on the model, ranging from €39.90 to €109.90. The floor stand, at €39.90, is suitable for one to three blades placed on the floor or on a piece of furniture.

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What goes with a sword

A katana calls for an outfit. Slayer cosplays provide the uniform and the haori, the Halloween aisle adds masks for an evening, and stands prevent laying the blade flat on a piece of furniture between outings, where it gets scratched and always ends up falling.

Once a collection starts, it quickly overflows. Figurines occupy the same shelf, posters take the wall above, and tapestries cover whatever bare partition remains. A keychain does the rest when you go out.