ultimecia
09-30-2002, 09:55 AM
The story behind the Masamune blade (Sephiroth's weapon) has been gratefully provided by Aeris Valentine.
The story leads back to feudal Japan. There were two famous swordmakers, Masamune and Murasame (Murasame is one of Cloud's weapons). Both made excellent weapons, but there was a difference. Murasame's weapons were bloodthirsty, where as Masamune's was not.
One day Masamune and Murasame placed thier swords into a gentle moving stream. A leaf passed by Masamune's blade safely, where as it was sliced in half by Murasame's. What makes this interesting is the lack of blood during Aeris' death. When Sephiroth thrusts his Masamune blade through her body, we see no blood.
Perhaps Sephiroth's sword possesses the same properties as the Masamune blade in the story? Masamune's blade was described in the story as being non-bloodthirsty. Thanks for the story, Ms. Valentine.
taken from :-
FF7 CITADEL (http://www.ff7citadel.com/secmasamune.htm)
The story leads back to feudal Japan. There were two famous swordmakers, Masamune and Murasame (Murasame is one of Cloud's weapons). Both made excellent weapons, but there was a difference. Murasame's weapons were bloodthirsty, where as Masamune's was not.
One day Masamune and Murasame placed thier swords into a gentle moving stream. A leaf passed by Masamune's blade safely, where as it was sliced in half by Murasame's. What makes this interesting is the lack of blood during Aeris' death. When Sephiroth thrusts his Masamune blade through her body, we see no blood.
Perhaps Sephiroth's sword possesses the same properties as the Masamune blade in the story? Masamune's blade was described in the story as being non-bloodthirsty. Thanks for the story, Ms. Valentine.
taken from :-
FF7 CITADEL (http://www.ff7citadel.com/secmasamune.htm)