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Ryan1284 is a long-version replica of the sword Yamato from the video game series Devil May Cry. Based on the plot from the game, Yamato was bestowed to the character Vergil by his father, the legendary dark knight Sparda. Yamato has innate demonic powers which compliments with its wielder's power. Ryan1284 is a katana with a shinogi zukuri blade made of through-hardened 1095 high carbon steel with abrasived hamon. It has blood groove or bohi on each side of the blade. The blade can be used on hard targets. The tsuka has a hardwood core with black, genuine rayskin panels and wrapped with white, synthetic silk ito. The fittings are made of brass. The koiguchi and kojiri are also made of brass. The saya is made of hardwood with a matte black finish and yellow synthetic silk sageo. It does not have a kurikata but has one ashi or hanger to secure the sword to the waist.

The blade is made of 1095 high carbon steel and sharpened. The color film on the blade is solid. The tsuka is made of hardwood, wrapped with genuine rayskin and synthetic silk ito. The saya is made of hardwood. Tsuba, fuchi and kashira are made of alloy. The sword is fully customisable.

Conan, most commonly known as Conan the Barbarian was a fictional character created by writer Robert E. Howard in 1932. Conan was a sword-welding hero popularized in the 1982 and 1984 films which starred Arnold Schwarzenegger and in 2011 by Jason Momoa.

Ryansword's "Conan the Destroyer" sword is a replica of the sword used in the Conan films. It is a sturdily-built sword with a blade made of Damascus steel. The blade is full tang and ends in an intricately-designed handle. The brass fittings are oxidized to give it a dark appearance and the handle is wrapped in brown cotton cord. The sword comes with a leather sheath with a sling attachment.

Another version of the sword can be seen in this link:

Conan Destroyer Handmade Claymore Sword Carbon Steel Strong Blade Heavy Cutting--Ryan852

Here are some specifications for the Conan the Destroyer sword:

Wakizashi are considered a samurai's side arm and supplemental weapon. It is effective weapon when fighting in confined spaces as typical Japanese dwellings had low ceiling. Samurai warriors often sleep with their wakizashi and carry them even when inside castles, residences unlike the katana that they sometimes had to leave to a servant. The use of the wakizashi though was not limited to the samurai as merchants, craftsmen and other individuals sometimes carry it for protection.

Ryan1276 is one of our high-end works, it has shinogi zukuri with niku blade in honsanmai lamination. The edge is made of 1095 high carbon steel and the sides made of folded 1060 steel. The blade is differentially-hardened with a beautiful, natural hamon and hada. The tsuka is made of hardwood, fully wrapped with one-piece genuine rayskin and black, synthetic silk ito. The saya is also fully wrapped with genuine, unpolished rayskin. Black buffalo horns are used as kojiri, koiguchi and kurigata. The tsuba, fuchi, kashira and menuki are copper with dragon motif.

Odachi or nodachi was a type of traditionally made Japanese sword used by the samurai class of feudal Japan. Odachi are difficult to produce because their length makes traditional heat treatment more complicated: The longer a blade is, the more difficult (and expensive) it is to heat the whole blade to a homogeneous temperature, both for annealing and to reach the hardening temperature. The quenching process then needs a bigger quenching medium because uneven quenching might lead to warping the blade.  

The blade is made of 1095 high carbon steel and full tang, the tsuka is wrapped with genuine rayskin and synthetic leather ito. The saya is made of hardwood. The sword is sharp and battle ready. 

The blade is made of folded steel which is folded forged 14 times, so it has grains.  After coloring the grains are more obvious. The saya and tsuka are made of hardwood. The tsuba is iron. 

Odachi or nodachi was a type of traditionally made Japanese sword used by the samurai class of feudal Japan. Odachi are difficult to produce because their length makes traditional heat treatment more complicated: The longer a blade is, the more difficult (and expensive) it is to heat the whole blade to a homogeneous temperature, both for annealing and to reach the hardening temperature. The quenching process then needs a bigger quenching medium because uneven quenching might lead to warping the blade.  

The blade is forged from 1095 high carbon steel and clay tempered, both folding grains and hamon are clearly visible. The sword is well-balanced, it's battle ready.

Ryan1256 is an entry-level katana. The blade is made of folded 1060 carbon steel which was through-hardened. Being through-hardened means that the blade does not have a natural hamon but the folding process during the forging of the blade means that it has a beautiful grain pattern which is highlighted by its oxidized, blue coating. The coating also adds corrosion protection on the blade. Through-hardened blades are suited for novice practitioners or backyard cutters as they can take botched cuts better.

This blade has a shinogi zukuri geometry with a bohi. The tsuba is made of blackened iron while the habaki and seppa are blackened brass. The fuchi, kashira and menuki are also plain black. The tsuka has rayskin panels painted with blue lacquer. The saya is made of wood with smooth, metallic, blue lacquer.