If this is a Captain Kyokotsu replica set from Bleach, then why are they both the same size? In the show, one sword is supposed to be smaller.
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They're also supposed to be like 5ft and have red tassels instead of Chinese knots but that's too much for a display replica and, to the manufacturer, it's more expensive to create different-sized blades. There's a bunch of authenticity errors but they're pretty good for the price.
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Well on the day the sun and moon kissed and the heavens exploded with what appeared to be a tidal wave of hot embers like that of a log that smoldered in the fire mixed with the shimmer of gold flakes. A baby was born, this baby would grow up to be the fericest fighter in all the land a defender of sorts for the weak and persecuted a nightmare for the unwashed evil that plagues mankind... I hope this answers you question
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This is a replica of his shikai which are the same size. His sealed zanpaktou are of different sizes.
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In the release form they are both the same size only in sealed for are they smaller
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Yes. One sword is indeed supposed to be bigger than the other and used for powerful hits, while the smaller is used to perry and knock and opponent off balance. All the people saying they are supposed to be the same size are idiots with no bleach knowledge. http://bleach.wikia.com/wiki/File:Katen_Kyokotsu,_Shikai_Image.jpg that link will show you the picture of his shikai release.
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Just correcting some Bleach errors here: Katen Kyokotsu is Captain Shunsui Kyoraku's zanpakuto. Sealed, it is a katana and a wakizashi. In shikai, they look the same but one sword is smaller than the other.This is as close as the manufacturer cared to make these replicas.
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I bought a Magic Bullet but it looks different than the main unit where MB is written on the top in red. This one is not in color and MB is written on the bottom and when a replacement chop blade unit was ordered, it came where it was 3 inches in diameter instead of 4 inches needed. Anyone can help with that? Thx.
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It is 1/144 scale. But is not a model, it is a action figure. If it says Bandai tamashii robot spirits it is an action figure
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It depends where you order it from. I got the one in the picture and I ordered mine from top swords. Go to more buying options and select top swords if you don't want the one with the red outline. I've heard a lot of complaints about the ones people got from other sellers as well
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Dimitri and David W. have given you good dimension info.The image shown does not match the description of this uke. I actually ran in to this problem when I ordered one as a gift for my husband recently. I ordered from the image and was expecting an OU2T and received and OU2P that I had to exchange. The OU2P is the pineapple shape. The OU2T is the tenor body with a waist. You can see the difference between the shapes here: http://www.oscarschmidt.com/products/ukes/ I pointed out the error to Amazon and they have apparently not fixed it. :/
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No, the one I purchased was the Original released figure. I actually ordered the "Anime color" version from a company in Japan. The "anime color" was a limited edition sold/given at the expo that went on in November (I think). There are noticeable differences between the two. First, the packaging - the original has a clear front where you can see the figure; the anime one is a solid box with special promo branding and you have to take the figure out of the box to see it. Second, the colors are in fact different - the original is more magenta and sparkly blue and the hair is solid yellow with opaque tips; the anime is more true to the anime where it is red and a truer blue and the hair is solid yellow (if I recall the hair correctly). I am not aware that Amazon has the anime version. It is something you will probably have to import/buy from Japan. I got mine from Nippon-Yasan.com. It was comparable in price with the original, maybe a little higher priced due to its limited number, but not outrageous even with the currency conversion. Hope that helps. :)
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Katana, is a generic term meaning sword. A katana can be any length. The confusion comes from the fact that most people use the word katana to indicate only the long sword. The Samurai wore a matched pair of swords. These were known as Daisho, or Dai (Long/large/big) and Sho (Small). The correct name for the long sword is a Daito and the short sword is the Wakizashi. But, as I said, people tend to mean the long sword when they say katana. It is like the habit of saying Gi to indicate a karate uniform. The correct name for the uniform is a Doh-Gi. Many martial artists are never taught the full or most correct martial arts terms.the katana is about 24" to about 36"the wakizashi was 12" to 24" Katana, is a generic term meaning sword. A katana can be any length. The confusion comes from the fact that most people use the word katana to indicate only the long sword. The Samurai wore a matched pair of swords. These were known as Daisho, or Dai (Long/large/big) and Sho (Small). The correct name for the long sword is a Daito and the short sword is the Wakizashi. But, as I said, people tend to mean the long sword when they say katana. It is like the habit of saying Gi to indicate a karate uniform. The correct name for the uniform is a Doh-Gi. Many martial artists are never taught the... » Read More Katana, is a generic term meaning sword. A katana can be any length. The confusion comes from the fact that most people use the word katana to indicate only the long sword. The Samurai wore a matched pair of swords. These were known as Daisho, or Dai (Long/large/big) and Sho (Small). The correct name for the long sword is a Daito and the short sword is the Wakizashi. But, as I said, people tend to mean the long sword when they say katana. It is like the habit of saying Gi to indicate a karate uniform. The correct name for the uniform is a Doh-Gi. Many martial artists are never taught the full or most correct martial arts terms.the katana is about 24" to about 36"the wakizashi was 12" to 24" « Show Less
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I suppose it would be in the product details. The Godzilla I had looked at originally showcased the beam of fire. Unfortunately my order fell through because it was outta stock so I was redirected back to the Amazon website chose the exact same Godzilla not looking at the pictures that did not include the blue beam. Disappointing...but my fault for not looking into it further. Still a really good toy..um I mean model.
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In this case (as J. Mullen posted) the smaller figure is obviously a misprint. If you buy many knives *online* though, you'll see this (two different "weight" figures) quite often. In *many* cases--NOT this one--the smaller figure is the weight of the actual knife, and the larger one is likely the "shipping" weight--which may include not only the knife, but maybe a little plastic bag, care and use instructions, warranty info, some advertising for their other products and a BOX. All stuff you might want to hang on to, incidentally, in case you need to return it or possibly re-sell it in the future. Original packing materials are always appreciated. :) In this case (as J. Mullen posted) the smaller figure is obviously a misprint. If you buy many knives *online* though, you'll see this (two different "weight" figures) quite often. In *many* cases--NOT this one--the smaller figure is the weight of the actual knife, and the larger one is likely the "shipping" weight--which may include not only the knife, but maybe a little plastic bag, care and use instructions, warranty info, some advertising for their other products and a BOX. All stuff you might want to hang on to, incidentally, in case you need to return it or... » Read More In this case (as J. Mullen posted) the smaller figure is obviously a misprint. If you buy many knives *online* though, you'll see this (two different "weight" figures) quite often. In *many* cases--NOT this one--the smaller figure is the weight of the actual knife, and the larger one is likely the "shipping" weight--which may include not only the knife, but maybe a little plastic bag, care and use instructions, warranty info, some advertising for their other products and a BOX. All stuff you might want to hang on to, incidentally, in case you need to return it or possibly re-sell it in the future. Original packing materials are always appreciated. :) « Show Less
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no this is the sword from twilight princess, even though they are fairly similar, they are still different
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Academy makes both a 1/400-scale TITANIC kit and a smaller 1/700-scale kit; both kits are equally good in terms of quality, while more detail is to be expected on the larger 1/400-scale kit. The box-top artwork is similar, except that one shows the starboard side of the ship, while the other depicts the port side. The 1/700-scale kit is at least half the price of the larger edition, but the quality is the same; I own both, and one is not "better" then the other. It may be that the seller used the box-top artwork of the 1/700-scale kit to represent the 1/400-scale kit, since the artwork is by the same artist. There is no "dis-honesty" here since the artwork is essentially the same; the 1/400-scale kit will have more parts and more detail for certain, and may be easier for some people to work with, but either kit is of the same high quality, if you can believe this!! You can purchase after-market brass photo-etch rails, windows, ratlines, etc., for either scale, so either kit will "super-detail" as you wish with the added parts. When you order the kit, simply stress to the seller exactly which scale it is that you want... Sincerely, Pete Hodges
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They are the same size, they look smaller, but I just checked the difference between the two and they are the same size. Hope this helps
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The description says that this sword is "full tang" construction, which means that the steel of the blade extends the full length of the sword from tip to pommel. I have not taken my sword apart to know first hand if this is in fact the case.....but I don't intend to use my sword in combat, so I guess it doesn't matter. It is a cool looking sword, and doesn't feel or look cheap. I am very happy with this sword and would buy from this seller and/or manufacturer again.
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Well obviously the height differences, but I don't own the Bandai Godzilla. Just seeing the pictures on the internet, the Bandai figure is about the same as NECA's Godzilla, but without the gaps between the joints. If you want to save money get the NECA figure.
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I got this present for my nephew, he loves it beyond words---it is the size of a "regular" sword, maybe slighter longer so I do not know why its called short. hope that helps
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I would say it is based off of a basic stereotype for a middle-length (hand and a half) sword. Not anything specific.
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I would assume that means against similar nerf brand swords? We have a few of those and this is a more sturdy version of them. I have two boys and they often "battle" master sword verses nerf. It's made very similarly but seems to be of better quality maybe or a harder material? It's slightly different but I think in a good way. Hope it helped!