You were humming it, just admit it!

This is my Wiimote version of The Legend of Zelda's Master Sword.

MS1 is the full size, 5 part version that clicks together with the option of a prop grip.
If you want it to be more than ornamental, you will absolutely need to glue it together,
Otherwise you will end up with parts embedded in your walls and tv.

MS2 is about two thirds the length and simplified in to two parts, that again, you will need to glue together if you don't want the blade to go flying after a powerful swing.

MS3 is the cutest Master Sword ever to exist and is one piece, so perfect from the get go.

MS1_5 is the blade tip and is debatable as to if you need support. I tested it both ways, with support I enable the [Type] Tree Auto, [Style] Tree Strong, [Threshold Angle] 15 and it gave me a thin single line of supports right along the blades trickiest angle. That worked well.
Without the support, it made it but you can tell it was a struggle, a slight looseness to the layer lines. So I leave it to your discretion.

You can also print the MS1 Blade parts vertically if your not planning to multi-colour them, that also removes the need for supports on MS1_5 but does take a lot longer to print.

I printed all the parts at 5% rectilinear, .2 layer height with ,multi-colouring by layer, so you could pause and swap if you wanted a similar effect.
 

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