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Onigiri and Tomodachi

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wasgood men

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miyamoto musashi

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I believe every r1 counts as 2x bleed buildup, since you hit them with both swords. They work phenomenally in my dex/luck bleed build. Hollow infuse them, lather them in carthus rouge, and a hollow shield on your back for that extra free luck, you'll absolutely shred bosses apart.

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I pusha de r1

I pusha de l1

I see da numbah 550

Dopamine

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Is it worth using this without two-handing it in pve

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Little word of advice: don't spam the weapon art, don't be like the invade a just killed

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Another point over the sellsword twinblades: the r2 can be used better. And jumping attacks have extra range when locked on, like other katanas.

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the weapon art on this thing is 100% a one piece reference

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Sellswords VS. Oni/Ubi:

More overall damage: Sellswords(high damage, six-hit combo)

More overall speed: Sellswords(light curved sword, obv faster)

Spacing: Oni/Ubi(tough choice, but the katana running attack wins here

Trades: Oni/Ubi(unless you just ate something from a Ledo's, this weapon art consistently wins trades)

Chasedowns: Tie(sellswords have the nice double hit running attack, Oni/Ubi is a katana)

Estus punishes: Sellswords(you can close the gap a lot easier, and while Oni/Ubi can smack them with the running attack, it doesn't compare to the damage Sellswords can put out, which will usually outdo their heal)

Overall? They're sidegrades to one another. While Sellswords have more points in their favor, spacing and trades make up the flesh of Ds3 PVP, and that alone make Oni/Ubi equal in my eyes. This also isn't a definitive fact- just me posting my opinion on the internet like the fool I am.

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Yes, im using this weapon because im a weeb and im tried of pretending thats not the reason

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Ultimate weeb weapon

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This weapon is phenomenal if you're rocking a Dex/Int build. When infused with s crystal gem, it has S scaling in Int and does A LOT of damage (473 AR @60 Dex and @40 Int)

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Is it just me, or is this page less cancerous than the others? And yes, I know I probably just jinxed it

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Bowglitch a stance weapon art onto this thing for the cheeky cut stance, which is hilarious for confusing the crap out of people in PVP

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Un-infused does more damage on a 40/40 build that sharp or refined infusions.

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Was on Mugenmonkey and found out that these swords do more damage un-infused than with a sharp or refined infusion on a 40/40 quality build. Like ****ing wow.

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So uh which one of you janitors keeps deleting my post about infusions and why?

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PURGATORY ONIGIRI !!!!

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I don't see why you'd use this over the sellsword twinblades, other than range and the fact that it's cooler maybe

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this is cool and all but how【ｌｏｎｇ】is it

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From Flip Witts hollow build video:

Onikiri and ubadachi,A (Hollow @45 luck), B (Blood @50 luck):

L1:
A = ((innate bleed x 0.80) + carthus rogue amount) + ((innate bleed x 0.15) + (carthus rogue amount))
= ((39 x 0.8) + 26) + ((39 x 0.15) + 26)
= 89.05 (round up to 90).
= 180 bleed per 2 L1's.

B = (innate bleed x 0.8) + (innate bleed x 0.15)
= (85 x 0.8) + (85 x 0.15)
= 80.75 (round up to 81)
= 162 bleed per 2 L1's.

Hollow with carthus rogue results in more blood build up than blood infusion.

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The WA of this weapon actually appears to do MORE damage when you don’t have enough FP to use it. This would mean that unless the HA is compromised it is optimal to use it with no FP. Tested on the red-eyed lothric knight near Dragon Barracks bonfire.

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So is the Blood infusion worth it on this one for PvE?

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Ow the edge

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This weapon probably inspired from Miyamoto Musashi dual wield sword style "Niten Ichi Ryu". So this swords must be inspired from traditional Odachi and Wakizashi.

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Someone tried using the WA on me. He died 5 seconds later where I remained untouched

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with more than 38 poise, you can trade WA with the Fume. and I did about twice the damage of my opponent

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which is better for luck only bleed builds, this or crow talons

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Ultimate weeb swords, katana build approved

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if you cast the WA near to the opponent, theirs a small hitbox before the slash that staggers most humanoids

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I like R2, R1, L1

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Works in a chaos build?

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WA only works half the time

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Uninfused does more damage than refined on a 40/40 quality build for some reason...

Miyazaki, may we never know your ways...

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Unreleased weapon art found in game files would be much better choice. Shame...

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onikiri is demon slayer sword, and ubadachi is called the "old lady sword" which is poorly/roughly translated, it really means to cut off connections and shows loyalty to the twin prince

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can i do a 40/40 dex st build on them?

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I look up some stuff in Japanese and find out that Onikiri might be a reference to a real sword called "Onikiri Yasutsuna" (I also found this being mentioned in here https://kamikouryaku.net/darksouls3/?%E9%AC%BC%E5%88%87%E3%81%A8%E5%A7%A5%E6%96%AD) and since the length is similar, I think it's safe to assume that the longer one is indeed Onikiri and the shorter kodachi is Ubadachi.

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Oni chan

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"ogre cutter and old lady sword"

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Got bored of the Uchigatana, should I use these or the chaos Blade?

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The weapon art/skill still goes when you fall. This means you can attack mid air. Might be cool for knocking people off ladders and such. Just wanted to let anyone know who might be interested. Give us some cool midair kills!

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Something I noticed whilst playing through Demon's Souls again, the L2 jump and slice attack is actually taken from the black skeletons in Shrine of The Storms

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"Onikiri and Ubadachi literally means "ogre cutter" (鬼切) and "old lady sword" (姥断), respectively. Due to the typical size of tachi swords, the Ubadachi is likely the longer of these two swords." ↑ this is wrong 鬼(oni) is demon and 切る means to cut; だから、 この刀が"Demon Slayer"っていうんだ 「姥」という漢字って御祖母さんの能面だという漢字だ。"断" means judgement/ severance. therefore, "Old Woman's face of judgement"

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onikiki and ubadachi

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The ONLY viable katana in this game

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I was all hyped up trying a hollow build with these weapons and was sorely disappointed when I found out that in both pvp and pve they're mediocre at best. The weapon art is stupidly useless most of the time since the character will just fly right over your opponent, stunning them yet dealing no damage at all, all the while seeming to have less range than even the uchigatana and higher stamina consumption. Only good thing about it is the r1 into l1 true combo, which isn't saying much because the damage output is barely different to a normal r1-r1. Don't bother with the l1 move set because it's too slow to be of any use. 5/10 Terrible service. Still salty after all the time I've put into building this character.

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This weapon used to be everywhere in pvp, used in luck/bleed build buffed with carthus rouge. Ever since the nerf this weapon pretty much disappeared only to be seen from time to time. It is worth noting that even without bleed build the L1 L1 or R1-L1 combo does around 500-700 at 40 dex, even more so when buffed. The R1 attack has a long range and excels at roll catching. It is also recommanded to not focus the weapon around it's weapon art as people used to with bleed build, the R1-L1 combo is much safer and can land easily.

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Nah imma just slap a heavy rock on em

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They may be edgy, but they are A tier weapons

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These guys can headshot the headless Harald Legion Knights routinely.

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Onikiri and Ubadachi 101 - The following pertains only to physical infusions. As I have no experience with Dark, Deep, Lightning, ect. or even Raw infusion for that matter when it comes to this weapon. The scaling of O&U is misleading. As C scaling in both STR and DEX makes it seem like a quality weapon ("quality weapon" means a weapon for builds that have proportionate STR and DEX, usually 40 or 60 in each). While O&U can be used effectively with a quality build, it's best when Sharp infused. Unless you are an absurdly high soul level, O&U is a DEX weapon. O&U should be dual wielded (two-handed) almost exclusively. With the only exception being when you take out a parry tool in your offhand. O&U is incredibly versatile. You can let out a quick striking standard R1 then follow it up with an L1. R1 into L1 being a true combo (a series of hits that are inescapable in PVP every time if done correctly... and without lag). You should almost never R1 into another R1, as R1 into L1 does more damage with using much more stamina. When fighting multiple opponents, however, you might not have time to do the full R1, L1 combo without getting hit by their teammate. You can also L1 into another L1 for extra damage, also a true combo. Although, this is much more difficult to land as the windup of the L1 is much slower than the standard R1. The R2 of this weapon is very similar to the one-handed R2 of a straight sword and should therefore be used similarly. After each of the aforementioned combos, an R2 follow-up should be attempted. It hits fairly frequently. Try holding down R2 briefly to catch your opponent right after they finish rolling, when needed. The R2, of course, can also be effective all on its own. The standard katana running R1 is very useful with this weapon and should be used often. Especially since it's used with the longer of the two blades. It's much better than the running L1, which should almost never be used. It's windup is much too long. The L1 rolling attack is superior to the R1 rolling attack, so use L1 after rolling. O&U's weapon art, Onislayer, is amazing, but shouldn't be used super often. A lot of its power comes from its unpredictability. You aren't very vulnerable when you are executing an Onislyer, but you are when you finish if you miss or your opponent has a teammate. The physics of the Onislayer are counterintuitive. It looks like a jump, but it's not. Your character will still follow the elevation of the ground beneith him/her while moving through the air. The two main strengths of the weapon art are its hyper armor (the ability to continue an attack even while being hit) and the fact it can't be parried. I'm not saying it's impossible to be knocked out of the weapon art, I'm just saying I never have been. The Onislayer is pretty cartoony in general. Remember to bust out an Onislayer when you see your opponent take out their parry tool. Because O&U is so versatile, the 8.5 units of weight aren't too big of a deal when it comes to equipment load management. As you don't really need too many other weapons in your other equipment slots outside parrying and perseverance tools. Because of the R1 running attack, the extremely useful R2 (both by itself and the after combo follow-ups), and the stabbing motion of one of the blades during the second stage L1, the Leo Ring pairs very nicely with O&U. This weapons biggest downside is its stamina usage. 40 Endurance with a Ring of Favor +3 is strongly recommended. Chloranthy Ring +3 and popping Green Blossoms is also a good idea. Because of the high stamina usage and the long duration of O&U's better combos, this weapon doesn't do too great against teams. O&U is a great weapon choice if you love the one-handed move set of katanas and you value versatility.

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Thanks the to the bow glitch, you can use the unused weapon art of this dual weapon, wich is awesome

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Has science gone too far? They've finally weaponized that kid who naruto runs in the hallways

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the one's name is a tad odd, U bad achi

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On a 40/40 dex/int build would these perform better crystal or sharp?

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which one is Onikiri?

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I've recently restarted to play and will be going for a dex build and was wondering if this is a good weapon for that build and if so if there is any good dex weapons to use before I get this? I started as a mercenary so i still have my twin blades to use if need be.

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"Tachi" actually just means "sword." Case is point, the shorter one would be a kodachi, or small tachi, as in it's still a type of tachi. So there's no reason to assume Ubadachi is the longer one just going by the same. Japanese short swords were generally backup weapons for the samurai or carried by merchant or peasant class people for self defense, and it would have been unconventional for a warrior to carry a kodachi or wakizashi as their main sword. So it would make more sense if the guy started out with a long sword and then forged the short one to complete the set. If anything the name Onikiri suggests a more powerful blade while Ubadachi may be a sort of tongue-in-cheek reference to its size, like it's a small sword even an old woman would wield.

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Red samurai in Sekiro uses onislayer move

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Just a minor correction. Chaos and dark are C-C-A-A in terms of scaling (instead of D-C-B-B )