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The point of origin for Aramasa is unknown. It was kept in [[Celica A. | The point of origin for Aramasa is unknown. It was kept in [[Celica A. Mercury’s Church]] for decades, eventually being gifted to Ragna once he had completed his training with [[Jubei]]. The blade is unique in that it is both a sword and a scythe, having a mechanism that allows it to swap between forms. The blade of the weapon is made out of metal and ceramic. <ref>''BlazBlue Official Cosplay Information''</ref> It has a large handle with a shaped pommel. Ragna used Aramasa in a reverse grip while fighting, and was noted to be very offensively oriented in battle. <ref>''BlazBlue: Central Fiction, Library Mode, Character #01''</ref> | ||
The weapon is currently missing, having been used for a makeshift grave for Ragna, but disappearing after [[Rachel Alucard]] and [[Izayoi]] visited it. <ref>''BlazBlue: Central Fiction, Story Mode, Episode 012, Chapter 100''</ref> | The weapon is currently missing, having been used for a makeshift grave for Ragna, but disappearing after [[Rachel Alucard]] and [[Izayoi]] visited it. <ref>''BlazBlue: Central Fiction, Story Mode, Episode 012, Chapter 100''</ref> | ||
Revision as of 01:38, 3 November 2017
Aramasa, known also as the Blood Scythe, is a large sword that was wielded by Ragna the Bloodedge. Its current location is unknown.
Information
The point of origin for Aramasa is unknown. It was kept in Celica A. Mercury’s Church for decades, eventually being gifted to Ragna once he had completed his training with Jubei. The blade is unique in that it is both a sword and a scythe, having a mechanism that allows it to swap between forms. The blade of the weapon is made out of metal and ceramic. [1] It has a large handle with a shaped pommel. Ragna used Aramasa in a reverse grip while fighting, and was noted to be very offensively oriented in battle. [2]
The weapon is currently missing, having been used for a makeshift grave for Ragna, but disappearing after Rachel Alucard and Izayoi visited it. [3]
Wielders
Trivia
- The name of this weapon is actually never properly stated in the series. For practical purposes, this article is using the name given to it during its appearance in "Seven Knights".