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| Japanese Name: | 千姫 |
| Romanized Name: | Senhime |
| English Name: | Thousand Princess |
| Literal Meaning: | Thousand Princess |
| Owner(s): | Static Dyson |
| Grade: | Saijo O Wazamono |
| Weapon type: | Long sword |
| First Appearance: | Revolutionary Days |
Senhime is one of the legendary swords, a Saijo O Wazamono Grade sword and a sword of great personal importance to Static, Senhime is a 10,000 year old sentient sword that was sealed away because of it's power. This blade is currently owned by Static Dyson.
Appearance[]
Senhime is a normal katana with a pure-white hilt with a golden dragon's Pommel, a golden Diamond shaped guard with silver oriented design. The blade itself is a stunning Crystal Sliver the same color as the moon with a distinct purple edge that shines even in the thickest of night. The sheathe is painted white and has a black Ribbon tied around the middle part of the sheath. It is ironically described as "Divine" by many who first lay eyes on it as well as as "magnificent" by Hawk-Eyes when it caught his eye on an small island on the Grand Line. Senhime can also take on diffrent appearances and style.
Abilities[]
As one of the twenty one finest katanas in the world, Senhime is a powerful blade when used by a competent swordsman. It is also quite durable, as shown when Dracule Mihawk's Kokuto Yoru was not able to shatter this sword or leave a scratch during their battle. Mixed with Static's abilities, and her own powers Senhime becomes a weapon of beauty and death capable to lay waste to kingdoms and destroy Armies, as it was seen during one of Static's Solo missions cutting clean through all from bones to Metal.
Senhime can extend Her blade to attack from long distances, levitate in the air according to Static's command, and cut through almost anything. Even "Diamond" Jozu, who has eaten a currently unnamed Devil Fruit that allows him to transform parts and most likely all of his body, into diamond, stated that Kokushibyo was able to leave him considerably Sore from blocking an.