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Nagamitsu, the son of Mitsutada was one of the top swordsmith of the time, and he wanted others around to know that the Osafune school of which he belonged made some of the best quality swords.

He left behind so many great swords that nobody can tell you everything about his remarkable work. The Tokyo Art museum owns one of his swords presented to them by Hirobumi Ito, an avid collector. Nagamitsu's work shows various designs on his blades such as O-Choji and Ko-choji Midare (large clove-shaped pattern and small clove-shaped pattern.

The Osafune is found in at least Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow and Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow.

Games Specific Information

Appearance in Dawn of Sorrow

Like all the Katana in this game, Soma pulls it extremely fast, but it takes a while before he can strike again. This cooldown is eliminated with the special attack, however. Additionally, if Soma strikes just before he lands after a jump, he can strike immediately again, almost getting two strikes in the time of one. It strikes in a straight line forward and slightly upwards.

It can be evolved from a Masamune with the help of a Barbariccia soul. If you use a Malachi Soul, you can evolve the Osafune into a Kunitsuna for further power.

Item Data

Item Data: Osafune
Image	Name - Game Type - Users Description	Attributes / Consume	Statistics / Sell	Found	Notes
	Osafune Katana (Bizen Osafune) - Symphony of the Night 2 Handed Weapon (Katana) - Alucard				[edit]
	Osafune-made katana [2 hand]	Attrib: Cut	ATT +50, DEF -10	Find: Reverse Caverns	Effect: Fast swing Special: ←→ + [Attack] for Sonic Edge (ATT +100); ↓↘→ + [Attack] for Warp Forward Sonic Edge (ATT +130)
	Osafune (jpn) - Aria of Sorrow Weapon - Soma				[edit]
	Sword with a very long blade.	Attrib: Sword	ATK +38 Sell: $1,900	Find: Underground Reservoir (hidden)
	Osafune (jpn) - Dawn of Sorrow Katana - Soma				[edit]
	A Japanese sword with the full name of Bizen Osafune Nagamitsu	Attrib: Slashing Consume: 50 MP (Special Attack)	ATK +48 Sell: $15,000	Find: Yoko's shop Create: Masamune + Barbariccia Soul	Effect: Scabard draw Special: Double strike Evolve: + Malachi Soul >> Kunitsuna
	Osafune Katana - Encore of the Night Main Hand (Katana) - Alucard				[edit]
	Osafune-made katana	#hands: 2	ATK +55
	Osafune (jpn) - Harmony of Despair Katana - Soma/Alucard				[edit]
	Japanese sword with the full name of Bizen Osafune Nagamitsu.	Attrib: Slash #hands: 1	ATK +30 Sell: $8,500	Rarity: ***	Special: ↓↘→ + [Attack] for Critical Art (15 MP)

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−	[http://www.sekiryu.co.jp/fukkoku/e-05.htm Nagamitsu], the son of Mitsutada was one of the top swordsmith of the time, and he wanted others around to know that the Osafune school of which he belonged made some of the best quality swords.	+	[[File:DOS Osafune.gif\|right\|150px]][http://www.sekiryu.co.jp/fukkoku/e-05.htm Nagamitsu], the son of Mitsutada was one of the top swordsmith of the time, and he wanted others around to know that the Osafune school of which he belonged made some of the best quality swords.

	He left behind so many great swords that nobody can tell you everything about his remarkable work. The Tokyo Art museum owns one of his swords presented to them by Hirobumi Ito, an avid collector. Nagamitsu's work shows various designs on his blades such as O-Choji and Ko-choji Midare (large clove-shaped pattern and small clove-shaped pattern.		He left behind so many great swords that nobody can tell you everything about his remarkable work. The Tokyo Art museum owns one of his swords presented to them by Hirobumi Ito, an avid collector. Nagamitsu's work shows various designs on his blades such as O-Choji and Ko-choji Midare (large clove-shaped pattern and small clove-shaped pattern.