Futatsu-mei Norimune & Hone-bami Toshiro is a pair of Dual Swords in Nioh.
Futatsu-mei Norimune & Hone-bami Toshiro Description
"A famous set of long and short swords once worn by Ashikaga Takauji. They were considered treasures, and were passed down through the Ashikaga Shougunate to Ashikaha Yoshiteru. The larger sword, Futatsu-mei, is a tachi forged in the Ichimonji style by Norimune of Bizen province. The name means "two inscriptions," but the reason for this is unknown. It is also called "Kotake-giri," or "Bamboo Cutter." The ornate decorations were applied in the Sasmaru style, also known as the Shino style. The shorter sword, Hone-bami Toshiro, was forged in the Awataguchi province. It was made from a shortened naginata ("pole-sword"), and practice swings with this sword are said to crush bones, earning it the name "Bone Feaster" (hone-bami)."
Permanent Special Effects
- ⊗ A Master Swordsman's Power
- See Reforge Table for full Special Effect list
Where to Find
- Sold: Senji Tome (Random Special Find)
- Mission: The Grimmest Blades
- Drop: Ashikaga Yoshiteru (Uncommon)
- Smithing Text: Ashigaka Yoshiteru (Very Rare)
- Forged: Senji Tome
- Random Drop: Revenants of players who died wearing this equipment, Nue - Master of the Twin Blades
Notes
- Forged using the Exotic Forging Material, Umi-Bozu's Eyestones.
- This Weapon is worn by Ashikaga Yoshiteru and is a part of the Master Swordsman's Power Equipment Set which focuses on Dual-Swords.
- Unusually, these Dual-Swords are comprised of two completely different types of blade, as the shorter one was orignlly once part of a naginata, which is similar to a glaive or polearm.
- These Dual-Swords may hold the record for having the longest name of any item in the game.
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