Manga Swords, Axes & Staffs

All our anime weapon replicas that are not katanas: the broadswords from Solo Leveling and Frieren, the mage staves, and the axe and flail of the Stone Hashira in Demon Slayer, and the Inverted Spear of Heaven from Jujutsu Kaisen. 9 items, from 41 to 145 cm, priced from €44.90 to €84.90, all made of soft PU foam and not sharpened — designed for display and cosplay. Free shipping on orders over €49.

What weapons are in this collection?

Nine replicas, divided into four categories:

How does this differ from the Katanas collection?

The manga katanas group consists of curved, single-edged Japanese blades — the Nichirin from Demon Slayer, the swords from One Piece, and Rukia's zanpakutō from Bleach. This collection gathers everything else: Western straight swords, polearms, mage staves, and blunt weapons. Both are combined in our Manga Weapons section.

Are these replicas dangerous?

No. All are molded from soft PU foam: none have a sharpened edge, a hard point, or any metallic parts. A non-sharpened foam replica is not considered a weapon under French law — it can be owned and transported freely. Common sense suggests carrying it in a case when traveling, and checking convention rules before bringing a 145 cm piece.

What size should I choose?

There are three main formats. Short formats — 41 to 66 cm — fit on a bookshelf and can be tucked into a bag: this applies to the Inverted Spear of Heaven and the Solo Leveling axe. Large blades from 100 to 123 cm require a wall or a dedicated stand. The staves at 142 and 145 cm are the tallest items in the catalog: they are best leaned in a corner rather than hung.

How much do they weigh?

Almost all weigh between 200 and 355 g, regardless of length — this is the advantage of PU foam, allowing you to hold a cosplay pose all day without fatigue. The only exception is Gyomei Himejima's axe and flail, at approximately 790 g, the heaviest item in the section.

How should I display them?

Horizontally on a wall mount for long blades, flat on a shelf for short formats, and leaned in a corner for staves. No stand is included with these replicas: the displays visible in the photos are for staging purposes only. Our guide on displaying and maintaining manga figures provides good habits that are also valid for these weapons — indirect light, dusting with a soft brush, and above all, do not leave a foam piece bent against furniture.