Finding My 67.5 Inch Final Fantasy Full Tang Nodachi Sword

I became an addict of Final Fantasy game play when a friend I knew introduced me to it back in 1991

. Through the years, the worlds and characters have become more advanced and unique, causing the addiction that I have to continue.

Eventually, I heard that there were some replica objects, weapons and other paraphernalia that were being produced that were based on various characters and objects found in the game itself. One of the weapons that I coveted was my favorite sword that is featured in this game. You might already be familiar with the model, a 67.5 inch, Final Fantasy Full Tang Nodachi sword.

A New Quest

After being immersed in the game world for so long, it was fun to have a new quest to go on, one that took me through the real world in search of the Tang Nodachi sword. At first, people I talked to about the 67.5 inch Final Fantasy Full Tang Nodachi sword looked at me as if I were simply crazy. There were some people I met who loved Japanese art work and other historical artifacts from that Asian country and at first they thought that I was talking about an ancient sword that they had never heard of before.

When they found out that it was a replica from the Final Fantasy game, they usually just shook their head with a pitying smile, although some gave a disgusted snort and walked away. If only they could have given the idea a moment they would have realized that these fantastic swords are true works of art in their own right.

I figured that every quest has a rough beginning, and that persecution was to be expected along the way. It only served to make my quest for the 67.5 inch Final Fantasy Full Tang Nodachi sword that much more interesting. I decided to take my quest online, searching through websites that were devoted to Final Fantasy discussions. It was while I was on one of these gaming sites that I found my answers and began to sort through my options in Full Tang Nodachi swords.

Common Features

In my search, I found that there were some common features to be found in these swords, which were known in some circles as No-Dachi swords. All of the swords had a braided wrap around it, usually with black and red in the design. Some were hand braided while others were done by machine. There were also some swords that had an additional color thrown into the black and red scheme, such as some bright yellow in the form of tassels that hang off the end of the handle.

The blade of the sword is slightly curved, which is what attracted me to that sword in the game world. I liked the elegant flair that the sword provided, plus the 38 inch blade was longer than most swords, which also added to its lethal usage in the game. In real life, the blade of the sword was just as elegant and lethal, being made of stainless steel for strength and longevity.

After looking at my different options, I knew that I just had to have one to hang in my bedroom with my other Final Fantasy trifles. The 67.5 inch Final Fantasy Full Tang Nodachi sword was definitely meant to be my crowning triumph, drawing my weapons and gaming collection to completion (at least for now).

by: BrianGarvin

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