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| title = ''Thousand-fold | | title = ''Thousand-fold Katana'' | ||
| image = [[File:nopic.png|200px]] | | image = [[File:nopic.png|200px]] | ||
| japanese = 名刀 斬鉄丸 | | japanese = 名刀 斬鉄丸 | ||
|romaji = N/A | |||
| names = None | | names = None | ||
| games ={{Dragon Quest X}}<br>{{Dragon Quest XI}}<br> ''[[Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End|Heroes II]]'' (Switch)<br>''[[Dragon Quest Walk]]'' | | games ={{Dragon Quest X}}<br>{{Dragon Quest XI}}<br> ''[[Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End|Heroes II]]'' (Switch)<br>''[[Dragon Quest Walk]]'' | ||
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|name=<big><big>Thousand-fold katana</big></big> | |||
|icon=[[File:Thousand-fold katana xi icon.png]] | |||
|description=A shockingly sharp sword that can seriously eat into an enemy's defence with each and every strike | |||
|rarity=<big><big>S</big></big> | |||
| | |stats=Attack +136/143/150/158 | ||
|notes=8% chance to [[Sap]] target | |notes=8% chance to [[Sap]] target | ||
|price=N/A | |||
|location=Event reward in [[Hotto]], third act | |||
|diff=N/A | |||
|i1=N/A | |||
|character=[[File:Erik sprite walk.gif|50px|link=Erik]] | |||
}} | }} | ||
The katana is given to the player in [[Mt. Huji]] by [[Ryu]] after being cured of his [[Tatsunaga]] curse. In order to do so, the player must retrieve some [[Lumen essence]] from the The Eerie Valley section of the Disciple's Trial, which is itself part of [[Drustan’s Labyrinth]]. Players will need to purify Ryu in order to receive the [[Crucible key]] from his mother, [[Miko]], which is necessary to create the [[Erdwin Equipment|Sword of Light]]. As such, players can get two excellent swords in quick succession. | The katana is given to the player in [[Mt. Huji]] by [[Ryu]] after being cured of his [[Tatsunaga]] curse. In order to do so, the player must retrieve some [[Lumen essence]] from the The Eerie Valley section of the Disciple's Trial, which is itself part of [[Drustan’s Labyrinth]]. Players will need to purify Ryu in order to receive the [[Crucible key]] from his mother, [[Miko]], which is necessary to create the [[Erdwin Equipment|Sword of Light]]. As such, players can get two excellent swords in quick succession. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:19, 8 November 2024
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| Japanese | 名刀 斬鉄丸 |
| Romaji | N/A |
| Old localizations | None |
| Found in | Dragon Quest X Dragon Quest XI Heroes II (Switch) Dragon Quest Walk |
| Effect | Occasionally saps target |
The Thousand-fold katana is an exotic one-handed sword that is so sharp that it can strip a foe of his defences on the spot.
Appearances[edit]
Dragon Quest X[edit]
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Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age[edit]
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The katana is given to the player in Mt. Huji by Ryu after being cured of his Tatsunaga curse. In order to do so, the player must retrieve some Lumen essence from the The Eerie Valley section of the Disciple's Trial, which is itself part of Drustan’s Labyrinth. Players will need to purify Ryu in order to receive the Crucible key from his mother, Miko, which is necessary to create the Sword of Light. As such, players can get two excellent swords in quick succession.
Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End[edit]
Exclusive to the Nintendo Switch version of the game, the katana is one of Ragnar McRyan's exclusive weapons. The attack boost is +122, and it has a low chance to sap any monster it slices.
Dragon Quest Walk[edit]
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Etymology[edit]
- The katana's English name comes from the history of Japanese blacksmiths needing to strike their work several times while it is molten in order to drive out any impurities in the metal being used to create a sword. The more times the metal was struck, the fewer impurities remained and thus it maintained a higher quality.
