| Razor Sword | |
|---|---|
 The Razor Sword | |
| General Information | |
| Wielder | Link |
| Weapon Type | Sword and Shield |
| Obtainment | |
| For sale in | Chapter 1 |
| Price | 600 Gold |
| Statistics | |
| Special Effects | • Shorter reach than normal. (-15%) • Higher attack power than normal. (+25%) • Take damage even when guarding. (15%) |
Razor Sword ( フェザーソード?, Fezā Sōdo) is one of the weapons Link has in Soulcalibur II.
Soulcalibur II[]
- "Good offense offset by a short reach and a penetrable guard."
- — Description
In Soulcalibur II, the Razor Sword appears relatively larger than its original incarnation in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, due to Link's in-game adult status. It has a shorter range than the Master Sword, reduced by 15%, but it has its attack power increased by 25%. Also, due to the sword being prone to chipping, it has penetrable defense, causing Link to take 15% of chip damage when blocking.
Profile:[]
A sword forged by the blacksmith from the Mountain Village on Snowhead. The blacksmith is famous for his perfectionism--this sword is yet another excellent example of his craftsmanship and boasts an amazingly sharp cutting edge. Unfortunately, the metal used to forge this blade is prone to chipping, so there remains some concern about its defensive capabilities.
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask[]
First and only appearing in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, the Razor Sword could be purchased from the Snowhead Mountain's blacksmiths for 100 Rupees in exchange of Gold Dust and forging the starting weapon, the Kokiri Sword. Though it boasts relatively improved attack power and range, this weapon's use, however, was limited; After 100 strikes, the blade of the sword would break off, eliminating its use entirely and reverting back to the Kokiri Sword. The Razor Sword could later be replaced by the chip-free and more powerful Gilded Sword, which bore a slight resemblance to the Master Sword.
See Also[]
- Razor Sword on the Zelda Wiki.