For all the combat prowess, it is the humanity (Zehobereity? That sounds like she doesn’t drink…) that makes this character so appealing, so engaging and so utterly, utterly captivating. But she is not just a weapon, she is a Zehoberei flesh and feelings.įew characters do a better job of depicting the intimacy of a fellowship, or highlighting the danger of abusive families. On top of her natural abilities, a number of implant enhancements push her powers past the everyday and into the “Living Weapon” category. The Fiercest Woman in the Galaxy puts it to perfect use cutting through swaths of foes on a regular basis. Her superhuman agility is also a perfect accompaniment to any sword wielder. After looking at the cool design, I thought I’d give it a whirl!Ĭheck out the links at the bottom of the page for a full detailed build guide.Īfter the slaughter of half her people by the man who would become her adopted Father, Gamora’s reputation and skill set ascended beyond the stars! She possesses abilities beyond the scope of any standard human being, boasting boosted strength, speed and durability.
While this unlicenced replica is intended for decorative purposes or for use as a cosplay prop, the main reason for building it is someone at work said they wanted one.
Here I can offer you a little insight into the blade that demanded attention, and the character that brings it to life!
This Godslayer might be a real sword that can take out a god like Thor.Welcome to the Overview for a project to make a cosplay sword inspired by Godslayer, Gamora’s Sword from Guardians of the Galaxy. Though the sword turned out to be just an ordinary sword in the DC film, as Princess Diana was the Godkiller as the daughter of Zeus and Hippolyta. The name of the sword, Godslayer, is similar to Wonder Woman’s sword Godkiller in the 2017 movie. When faced with the monstrous energy-draining Abilisk, Gamora uses Godslayer to slice the giant beast’s throat.” The entry reads, “Gamora’s retractable sword, ‘Godslayer,’ is so named as it can kill even an Asgardian. Are we going to see a duel between Gamora and Thor in near future? Unlikely, but then why was this information included?Ĭ reports that Gamora’s entry in the book calls her retractable sword ‘Godslayer’ as it can kill an Asgardian, which basically means that it can kill a Norse god like, let’s say, Thor or Odin. We do not know how useful this information is, but the fact that it is there may have some bearing on the Marvel Cinematic Universe movies. In an interesting titbit revealed by Marvel Studios Visual Dictionary, Gamora can kill an Asgardian using her sword. Gamora’s sword is capable of taking out an Asgardian.
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