Can I borrow it ;w;?

nope ;_;

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Biiiiiig sword

Is that a Scottish Claymore?

is based in a zweihander from Germany if I dond remmenber bad
A swrod better for to harm the horses of the cavalry, but not batter than Claymore in close combat

Ah okay, basically its something like this here? https://youtu.be/hPhXqKCrGN0?si=cedhzqcRIuPxGSOj

Much Berserrk and Drak Souls
Nah is most bigger any human can use that. The mos bigger sword I think is The executioner
But I think too that sword is only used to give an honorable and quick death by beheading someone who broke laws and repented.

Yeah well that entire fight scene and the "Dayarmor" did take inspiration from Berserk as did Dark Souls. But what I was referring to was the point in the video at 1:49 to 2:00 is somewhat like how the Meister des langen Schwertes used their Zweihänder to deal with mounted units. Yes I know that it is almost impossible to cleave a horse in half down its length with one clean swing. Although they mainly fought with and against Pikemen

aaaahh I see what you mean Yep. Yes broke pole weapons and broke or cut horse legs. Break down defenses and shorten distances. If you pass the edge metal spike of a pole weapon in close group (less space for move) your pole weapon turns useless

Okay and yeah I agree with you on how useless Pikes were in close-quarters combat. Although you would have to agree that scene from Castlevania was well choreographed, and they were able to capture the chaotic nature of fighting with how they set up the different camera angles for the scenes.

Awesome!!!

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