On nights when the air grew still and whispers of unrest drifted through the villages, phantoms would emerge, cloaked in darkness. With the grace of a silent wind, they moved unseen, like spectral figures whose presence were felt only in the aftermath of their deeds. They carried shuriken, star-shaped blades that never missed their mark, slicing through the night with lethal precision. The sight of a shuriken embedded in a wooden post was a symbol that struck fear into the hearts of even the bravest samurai. It was the phantom's silent promise: justice in the night, swift and unseen.

The Hira Shuriken, also known as "throwing star," is a traditional Japanese weapon with a flat, star-like shape and multiple sharp points. Made of metal and designed for throwing, these shuriken were mainly used by samurai and ninjas for distraction, injury, and intimidation. Originating in feudal Japan, they were valued for their portability and effectiveness in stealth combat and espionage.

*3, 4 and 6-point models share the same characteristics.

• Weight (g): 15
• Diameter (cm): 10
• Thickness (cm): 1.5-2
• Material: Mellow Foam