This is a pre-order item
PO closing: 31 May 26
Est release: Q4 2026* Shipping direct from Japan. Import tax is applicable.
Limited to 77pcs worldwide
Handmade by Craftsmen directly instructed and trained by Japanese director
Simply placing this piece on display allows one to feel the sword’s immense weight and scale, as well as the presence of Guts himself.
Just as Guts forged his own path with the Dragon Slayer, we have imbued this piece with a wish: that you too will use this blade to break through the grueling realities that surround us today, and find the hope to forge ahead.
The coloring has reached an unprecedented level of realism, allowing viewers to sense the sword’s scale and weight.
The rugged blade, resembling a solid block of iron, enhances the overwhelming presence of the Dragon Slayer.
Having absorbed the blood and oil of enemies, and fought relentlessly through rain, wind, day and night, the sword bears iron-like corrosion that tells the story of countless battles.
The coloring is rendered with advanced techniques, achieving a level of realism that makes it appear indistinguishable from actual iron.
The arm of Guts gripping the greatsword is marked with fresh wounds, and the cloth wrapped around the hand and hilt is stained with blood — hinting at the countless foes that have fallen before him.
The carefully recreated texture of scars carved into the sword and the blood-rusted blade evoke the weight and history of past battles.
We carefully considered the dimensions to find the perfect balance: if it were too small, the sword would lose its sense of power, but if it were too large, it would become difficult to display.
We arrived at this specific size to ensure both impact and ease of display.
In contrast, we have included Guts' arm. This not only speaks to the massive scale of the sword but also serves as a raw, organic contrast between a living human being and a silent, cold mass of iron.
The stone pillar into which the sword is embedded is partially destroyed, demonstrating the overwhelming power of the Dragon Slayer.
The colors of the decayed, moss-covered temple-like pillars and stone pavement, painted to match the world of Berserk, suggest the passage of long years.
Yet Guts’ arm holding the sword feels vividly alive.
Approx. W 50 × D 22 × H 33 cm
Materials: Polystone
