The Cursed Of Samurai Muramasa Blades

The sword must draw blood before it can be put back into the scabbard

L. Small
4 min readAug 24, 2020
“Katana” by Marcus Vegas is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0

Swords are a very important part of Japan’s history. It consists of a metal blade that varies in length, configuration, and breadth. It evolved together with mankind, and have always been a part of a warrior’s life. Swords are ancient. Therefore it isn’t uncommon to have a swords with epic legends or myths attached to them. In Japan, swords aren’t viewed only as a piece of metal. It is said that most warriors consider their swords sacred, and so they wield it with utmost care. Samurai most of all, view their swords — or more specifically, Katana — as an extension of themselves. With this kind of relationship between the Samurai and the sword, Sword smith forge swords with the highest quality materials. They basically put their all unto these swords, making each sword unique and excellent.

Today we will be looking at the Deadliest Sword in the world: Cursed Samurai Muramasa Blades. This is about the story a particular Sword smith and his cursed swords called Muramasa’s Blades.

Who is Muramasa?

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L. Small
L. Small

Written by L. Small

"One arrow alone can be easily broken but many arrows are indestructible" ~Genghis Khan~

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