Rejection Slayer

Weapon name: Iuguolo Deus Regum

Description: Has a six foot by six inch blade, looks like a typical European long sword. Has an orange blade with a streak of blue down the middle warning of it's explosive nature and sea stone core ability. Has a 12 inch handle with black and gold decorative ring pattern.

Weapon special abilities: Takes in energy and releases it at 10x the original power, same as a reject dial. Limits the the power of devil fruit users when near the sword, but doesn't totally take them away since the sea stone is in the core.

History: Made using in an intense flame similar to those of hell flame to craft reject dials in a legendary forge that was said to have fallen from heaven. Its purpose was to allow for the user to endure the attacks of even the most god like ability users. Rumors of it being used to defend the ancient texts are unconfirmed, but it certainly does date back from that era.

dark magic in one piece? Im not sure if thats allowed.. then again there is the cursed sword....... i dunno i leave tis to someone else to approve

I... don't like it... It sounds a lot like the last weapon I put up, just in overpowered and with dark magic.... So, I'm biased? Don't... expect any help from my part.

It doesn't use dark magic, it was just made with it. Also if it's over powered we shouldn't have reject dials since it has no more power other than the ability to slash than reject dials do.

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This sword cannot possibly be used in the manner in which it is intended.

Firstly, using reject dials in this manner is absurd: how many dials would you need to melt down to create enough material for a sword literally made out of them?

That leads to my second issue: impact and reject dials, for all intents and purposes, only function as dials when they are in their seashell form. If you could melt them, which has never been proven nor disproven (though logic dictates you wouldn't be able to), the dials would likely lose their capacity to absorb and release energy.

Thirdly, again assuming that dials could be melted down and forged into a weapon, the only logical weapon would be a club, because dials are smooth-ish, and are only used to reflect blunt force. A sword made out of melted chitin or whatever it is that shells are made out of (I think it's some sort of crystalline calcium structure or something), would not actually be sharp, and therefore totally useless for cutting things.

Lastly, a concern alluded to in all previous concerns: it is not logical that dials can even be melted down in the first place. People can't melt down seashells, and even if they did, their applications as a weapon or some sort of metal-based object would be small.

Unapproved.