Ninja Gaiden II Ryu Hayabusa Tonfa Video Game Weapon

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We have seen this game from its first debut in Nintendo to the modern video game system, swordsswords brings you this infamous weapon known as the Tonfas. The Tonfas is a master weapon carried by Ryu Hayabusa in the famous video game Ninja Gaiden. This Ninja Gaiden II Tonfa is made from natural wood enforced with stainless steel blades. To give you a better picture, the shaft of this weapon is made from natural wood with a round finish handle. On both sides of the Tonfa is spike steel just as the one in the video game. On the spine is one long piece of blackened steel with sharp spiked edge which attach it self to the wooden shaft. They said that when the player wield this weapon in the video game you can feel the force of the crushing blow to its enemy, now you can have this incredible Ryu Hayabusa Tonfa of a low price.

Specifications:
Overall Length: 26 inch
Handle Length: 4.5 inch
Shaft Length: 25 inch
Spine Length: 26 inch
Spine Material: 440 Blackened Stainless Steel
Side Spike Material: 440 Blackened Stainless Steel

More About Ryu Hayabusa

Ryu Hayabusa is a direct descendant of the Dragon Lineage; ninja warriors from ancient times who forged the Dragon Sword that Ryu now wields, who slew the Dark Dragon and sealed away the Evil Deities.

Through years of training, developing his ninja senses and skills, Ryu has become what is known as a "modern day Super Ninja". He advanced even further and became the legendary Dragon Ninja, like the ones who sealed away the Evil Deities in ancient times.

Ryu has an adept understanding of what is right and wrong, and in his own way is an honorable person, but prefers to keep such facts hidden. In fact, he is quite responsible, but presents an attitude of noninvolvement to the world outside his life. He tries to avoid fighting Jann Lee in the second tournament, and also tries to avoid Ayane in his quest to eliminate the Tengu and Genra. On the other hand, once involved, Hayabusa doesn't hold back, immersing himself fully into the situation. Finally, he is very philosophical on matters concerning the world around him (very much like Gen Fu), and seems to be well beyond in wisdom than his current years would depict.