You thought that was me? I'd never wear a lariat. And you really think all katanas look alike, Webs? Not cool, bro. 
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Origin
Deadpool is a master swordsman who frequently uses katana blades in combat. Although they are not unique items, and have been replaced many times in the past, Deadpool has a keen eye for metalwork and uses high-quality katana when he can afford it.[3] Many of his katanas are a set of sharpened swords composed of steel, while some are merely composed of carbon.[4] At least one set of katana can be charged with an energy field through his suit, increasing their durability and increasing cutting power to the point that they can easily cut through objects as hard as diamond [5]. Due to his extensive training in martial arts, Wade Wilson mastered kenjutsu at a level beyond that of the finest human athlete.[6]
Alternate Reality Versions
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On Earth-10005, Deadpool (Wade Wilson) wielded as pair of Katanas with superhuman accuracy and was able to deflect bullets. After Weapon XI was completed on Three Mile Island Deadpool's katanas made of Adamantium are surgically attached to his arms to create the perfect "mutant slayer." | X-Men Origins: Wolverine (April 29, 2009) |
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The katanas of Earth-10330 were two Lightsaber-like weapons Kidpool had stolen from The Xavier Orphanage for Troubled Boys' version of the Danger Room. | Prelude to Deadpool Corps #2 |
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The katanas of Earth-12101's Deadpool are a set of sharpened swords composed of Carbonadium capable of deflecting powerful attacks and impacts such as bullets or explosives. Carbonadium is an element which can disrupt the Healing Factor of Mutants. | Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe #3 |
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In an Unknown Reality, Deadpool broke one of his katanas in half during his retirement party. | Deadpool: The End #1 |
See Also
- 579 appearance(s) of Deadpool's Katanas
- 30 minor appearance(s) of Deadpool's Katanas
- 1 mention(s) of Deadpool's Katanas
- 1249 image(s) of Deadpool's Katanas
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