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Great-great-great Grandfather to the LaserBlade, this is a blade that is ''[[KillItWithFire on fire]]'' (or possibly ''made'' of fire). These are usually wielded by divine and infernal guardians alike, because nothing says "Gonna smite your ass" like being able to cut someone and burn them at the same time. Also a favorite trick of the MagicKnight, who may also vary it with [[ElementalPowers different elements]].
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[[OlderThanTheyThink Great-great-great Grandfather Grandfather]] to the LaserBlade, this is a blade that is ''[[KillItWithFire on fire]]'' (or possibly ''made'' of fire). These are usually wielded by divine and infernal guardians alike, because nothing says "Gonna smite your ass" like being able to cut someone and burn them at the same time. Also a favorite trick of the MagicKnight, who may also vary it with [[ElementalPowers different elements]].
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** Durandal, the S-ranked sword in ''Sword of Seals'' and Eliwood's preferred weapon at the end of ''Blazing Blade'', is known as the Sword of Fire. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Which is why the game Eliwood stars in is called "Blazing Blade".]]
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** Beric Dondarrion wields a flaming sword when [[spoiler:he duels Sandor Clegane. After cutting his palm on the blade, fire burst from the blood. Unlike the other swords, the flames really burn, which is bad for the pyrophobic Sandor.]] * Though ironically the title character of Blade of the Flame doesn't use a flaming sword, his half-orc partner Ghaji gets a flaming axe during their infiltration of Dreadhold. They have to use it up to defeat the dire wereshark invasion in the climax of the series, however.
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** Beric Dondarrion wields a flaming sword when [[spoiler:he duels Sandor Clegane. After cutting his palm on the blade, fire burst from the blood. Unlike the other swords, the flames really burn, which is bad for the pyrophobic Sandor.]] ]]
* Though ironically the title character of Blade of the Flame doesn't use a flaming sword, his half-orc partner Ghaji gets a flaming axe during their infiltration of Dreadhold. They have to use it up to defeat the dire wereshark invasion in the climax of the series, however.
* Though ironically the title character of Blade of the Flame doesn't use a flaming sword, his half-orc partner Ghaji gets a flaming axe during their infiltration of Dreadhold. They have to use it up to defeat the dire wereshark invasion in the climax of the series, however.
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* The Roman God of War saw the efforts of the [[ThoseWackyNazis Germans]] in WWII, and was impressed. He decided to help them, but because he was an idiot he accidentally gave powers to Clay Carter, American. The powers include super strength, agility, invulnerability and The Flaming Sword Of Mars, which is... a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin flaming sword]] that can cut through anything. He becomes Man Of War, a GoldenAge [[PublicDomainCharacter Public Domain superhero]].
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* The Roman God of War saw the efforts of the [[ThoseWackyNazis Germans]] in WWII, and was impressed. He decided to help them, but because he was an idiot he accidentally gave powers to Clay Carter, American. The powers include super strength, agility, invulnerability and The Flaming Sword Of Mars, which is... a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin flaming sword]] that can cut through anything. He becomes Man Of War, a GoldenAge [[TheGoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] [[PublicDomainCharacter Public Domain superhero]].
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** God's [[AngelsAndDemons divine wariors]] all have flaming swords. In addition they have flaming chariots pulled by [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot lions with snakes for tails]]! Not only that, a prophesy in Revelations says that [[KungFuJesus Jesus]] will return to earth, pull a flaming sword ''out of his mouth'', and finish Satan off for good.
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** God's [[AngelsAndDemons divine wariors]] warriors]] all have flaming swords. In addition they have flaming chariots pulled by [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot lions with snakes for tails]]! Not only that, a prophesy in Revelations says that [[KungFuJesus Jesus]] will return to earth, pull a flaming sword ''out of his mouth'', and finish Satan off for good.
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* Commonplace in GarbageWrestling (and sometimes makes its way to the professional world), it's entirely possible to see things set aflame to look more intense and painful, including but not limited to tables, two-by-fours wrapped in barbed wire, [[ManOnFire the wrestlers themselves...]]
* Commonplace in GarbageWrestling (and sometimes makes its way to the professional world), it's entirely possible to see things set aflame to look more intense and painful, including but not limited to tables, two-by-fours wrapped in barbed wire, [[ManOnFire the wrestlers themselves...]]
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** In ''DungeonsAndDragons'', balors (demon generals) wield flaming swords. Players have also been able to wield magical flaming swords that ignite on command since the earliest editions of the game, and were quite handy when dealing with D&D's [[KillItWithFire trolls, which othewise couldn't be killed by conventional weapons.]]
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** In ''DungeonsAndDragons'', balors (demon generals) wield flaming swords. Players have also been able to wield magical flaming swords that ignite on command since the earliest editions of the game, and were quite handy when dealing with D&D's [[KillItWithFire trolls, which othewise otherwise couldn't be killed by conventional weapons.]]
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* This is the major schtick of the Bright Wizard in Warhammer, though other wizards have similar weapons and Daemons can crack out the flamming blades on occasion as well.
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* Commonplace in GarbageWrestling (and sometimes makes its way to the professional world), it's entirely possible to see things set aflame to look more intense and painful, including but not limited to tables, two-by-fours wrapped in barbed wire, [[ManOnFire the wrestlers themselves...]]
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* Well, looking at the poster for the game, it is shown being used in an area (and against an enemy) that you don't ever actually go to. Well, until the DS remake, that is.
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** I'm not the only troper who finds the thought of a tourist attraction setting itself on fire and quite probably traumatising the people watching ''incredibly'' funny, am I?
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* {{MAG ISA}} -- Kyle uses a [[http://www.drunkduck.com/MAG_ISA/index.php?p=727716 flaming sword... with purple flame]].
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* Thoros of Myr in ''ASongOfIceAndFire'' frequently wielded a flaming sword to freak out his tourney opponents (and their horses). This was just a trick, done by coating the blade with oil, and he went through a lot of swords because the heat ruined them after a single use.
** Later on, [[spoiler: Stannis receives a sword from Melisandre that glows as if white-hot from a forge; she claims it is Lightbringer, the sword of Azor Ahai, champion of the red god R'hllor, and that Stannis is Azor Ahai reborn. However, the sword may not be genuine, since, after being questioned by Maester Aemon, Jon Snow noted that he felt no heat from the sword, and the air around it did not seem to shimmer as it would if the sword were glowing with heat. Aemon says that the real Lightbringer would actually be hot.]]
* Though ironically the title character of Blade of the Flame doesn't use a flaming sword, his half-orc partner Ghaji gets a flaming axe during their infiltration of Dreadhold. They have to use it up to defeat the dire wereshark invasion in the climax of the series, however.
** Later on, [[spoiler: Stannis receives a sword from Melisandre that glows as if white-hot from a forge; she claims it is Lightbringer, the sword of Azor Ahai, champion of the red god R'hllor, and that Stannis is Azor Ahai reborn. However, the sword may not be genuine, since, after being questioned by Maester Aemon, Jon Snow noted that he felt no heat from the sword, and the air around it did not seem to shimmer as it would if the sword were glowing with heat. Aemon says that the real Lightbringer would actually be hot.]]
* Though ironically the title character of Blade of the Flame doesn't use a flaming sword, his half-orc partner Ghaji gets a flaming axe during their infiltration of Dreadhold. They have to use it up to defeat the dire wereshark invasion in the climax of the series, however.
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* Thoros In ''ASongOfIceAndFire'', flaming swords are a religious aspect of Myr in ''ASongOfIceAndFire'' frequently the religion of R'Hllor. Their messianic figure wielded a flaming sword called Lightbringer. Several followers of R'Hllor also wield flaming swords of various authenticity.
** Thoros of Myr wields a flaming sword in melees and battles, but it's just a trick. He buys a cheap sword beforehand and douses it in flammable wildfire tofreak out intimidate his tourney opponents (and and spook their horses). This was just a trick, done by coating the blade with oil, and he went through a lot of swords because the heat ruined them after a single use.
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**Later on, [[spoiler: Stannis receives Baratheon acquires a flaming sword from Melisandre that glows as if white-hot from he calls Lightbringer. Upon closer inspection [[spoiler:it's a forge; she claims it is Lightbringer, the sword of Azor Ahai, champion magical trick. The flames shed light, but not heat. The flames of the red god R'hllor, and that Stannis is Azor Ahai reborn. However, the sword may not be genuine, since, after being questioned by Maester Aemon, Jon Snow noted that he felt no heat from the sword, and the air around it did not seem to shimmer as it would if the sword were glowing with heat. Aemon says that the real "real" Lightbringer would actually be hot.]]
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** Beric Dondarrion wields a flaming sword when [[spoiler:he duels Sandor Clegane. After cutting his palm on the blade, fire burst from the blood. Unlike the other swords, the flames really burn, which is bad for the pyrophobic Sandor.]] * Though ironically the title character of Blade of the Flame doesn't use a flaming sword, his half-orc partner Ghaji gets a flaming axe during their infiltration of Dreadhold. They have to use it up to defeat the dire wereshark invasion in the climax of the series, however.
** Thoros of Myr wields a flaming sword in melees and battles, but it's just a trick. He buys a cheap sword beforehand and douses it in flammable wildfire to
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** Beric Dondarrion wields a flaming sword when [[spoiler:he duels Sandor Clegane. After cutting his palm on the blade, fire burst from the blood. Unlike the other swords, the flames really burn, which is bad for the pyrophobic Sandor.]] * Though ironically the title character of Blade of the Flame doesn't use a flaming sword, his half-orc partner Ghaji gets a flaming axe during their infiltration of Dreadhold. They have to use it up to defeat the dire wereshark invasion in the climax of the series, however.
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* The High Priest of the Mayan temple in ''TheFountain'' wields a flaming sword with which to defend the Fountain Of Youth.
** A flaming obsidian edged sword???? That's just weird!
*** It makes sense [[FridgeLogic if you think about it]], though. A metal sword can have its temper ruined by heat, but a stone sword wouldn't care.
*** The obsidian part yes, however, the obsidian was lodged in a piece of wood, which would give you a flaming sword, for about 30 seconds.
** It's actually a bit of {{Deconstruction}}, as the Mayan priest basically [[spoiler: distracts Tomas with the sword and stabs him in the gut with a dagger.]]
** A flaming obsidian edged sword???? That's just weird!
*** It makes sense [[FridgeLogic if you think about it]], though. A metal sword can have its temper ruined by heat, but a stone sword wouldn't care.
*** The obsidian part yes, however, the obsidian was lodged in a piece of wood, which would give you a flaming sword, for about 30 seconds.
** It's actually a bit of {{Deconstruction}}, as the Mayan priest basically [[spoiler: distracts Tomas with the sword and stabs him in the gut with a dagger.]]
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* The High Priest of the Mayan temple in ''TheFountain'' wields a flaming sword with which to defend the Fountain Of Youth.
** A flaming obsidian edged sword???? That's just weird!
*** It makes sense [[FridgeLogic if you think about it]], though. A metal sword can have its temper ruined by heat, but a stone sword wouldn't care.
*** The obsidian part yes, however, the obsidian was lodged in a pieceTree of wood, which would give you a flaming sword, for about 30 seconds.
**Life. It's actually a bit of {{Deconstruction}}, as the Mayan priest basically [[spoiler: distracts Tomas with the sword and stabs him in the gut with a dagger.]]]]
** A flaming obsidian edged sword???? That's just weird!
*** It makes sense [[FridgeLogic if you think about it]], though. A metal sword can have its temper ruined by heat, but a stone sword wouldn't care.
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* The Balrog in ''TheLordOfTheRings'' had one of these, [[DualWielding along with]] [[WhipItGood a fiery whip]].
** As does the Witch-King in the siege of Minas Tirith, though only in the extended edition of the movie.
** As does the Balor, from DungeonsAndDragons.
*** When Aragorn first draws Anduril (meaning Flame of the West), ghostly fire runs down it. [[spoiler:In case you're wondering, it's that sword that Elrond and Arwen forge from the shards of Narsil.]]
** As does the Witch-King in the siege of Minas Tirith, though only in the extended edition of the movie.
** As does the Balor, from DungeonsAndDragons.
*** When Aragorn first draws Anduril (meaning Flame of the West), ghostly fire runs down it. [[spoiler:In case you're wondering, it's that sword that Elrond and Arwen forge from the shards of Narsil.]]
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** The Balrogin ''TheLordOfTheRings'' had has one of these, [[DualWielding along with]] [[WhipItGood a fiery whip]].
**As does the The Witch-King in has one during the siege of Minas Tirith, though only in the extended edition of the movie.
**As does the Balor, from DungeonsAndDragons.
***When Aragorn first draws Anduril (meaning Flame of the West), ghostly fire runs down it. [[spoiler:In case you're wondering, it's that sword that Elrond and Arwen forge from the shards of Narsil.]]
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* In OnePiece, [[TheLancer Zoro]] once had all three of his swords on fire during a firestorm, and used them to great effect during the Little Garden Arc.
** One of Whitebeard's Commanders is able to set his sword on fire, by what many think to be via [[KiAttacks Haki]].
** One of Whitebeard's Commanders is able to set his sword on fire, by what many think to be via [[KiAttacks Haki]].
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* in Farworld: Land Keep, there is a type of sword called a Flazite, made of dark metal with flames "leaping about on the surface" despite the rain. it gets worse- one scratch, and your blood turns to fire. and...it's pointed at our heroes. crap.
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* One of the 13 treasures of northern Britain is a sword that would light up in fire that does not harm the wielder if drawn by a noble man.
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** It's actually a bit of {{Deconstruction}}, as the Mayan priest basically [[spoiler: distracts Tomas with the sword and stabs him in the gut with a dagger.]]
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* One of the swords in Okami looks like it's on fire, as well as being red and orange.
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** Later on, [[spoiler: Stannis receives a sword from Melisandre that glows as if white-hot from a forge; she claims it is Lightbringer, the sword of Azor Ahai, champion of the red god R'hllor, and that Stannis is Azor Ahai reborn. However, the sword may not truly be magical, since, after being questioned by Maester Aemon, Jon Snow noted that he felt no heat from the sword, and the air around it did not seem to shimmer as it would if the sword were glowing with heat. Aemon says that the real Lightbringer would actually be hot.]]
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** Later on, [[spoiler: Stannis receives a sword from Melisandre that glows as if white-hot from a forge; she claims it is Lightbringer, the sword of Azor Ahai, champion of the red god R'hllor, and that Stannis is Azor Ahai reborn. However, the sword may not truly be magical, genuine, since, after being questioned by Maester Aemon, Jon Snow noted that he felt no heat from the sword, and the air around it did not seem to shimmer as it would if the sword were glowing with heat. Aemon says that the real Lightbringer would actually be hot.]]
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* In ''CodenameKidsNextDoor'', the Delightful Children From Down the Lane take this trope to the next level when one of their mechs reveals a pair of giant flaming ''[[ChainsawGood chainsaws]]''.
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* In ''CodenameKidsNextDoor'', the Delightful Children From Down the Lane take this trope to the next level when one of their mechs reveals by using a giant mech sporting a pair of giant flaming ''[[ChainsawGood chainsaws]]''.
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* Dai, the eponymous hero from ''DaiNoDaibouken'' has used fire magic on some occasions to turn any sword he wields into a Flaming Sword. But this isn't limited to fire spells, as he can also combine his sword with [[ShockAndAwe lighting magic]] for an even stronger power-up.
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** Arguably AwesomeButImpractical as 90% of your enemies will be shooting at you from a safe distance unless you're wandering around some dark maintenance tunnel with lots of corners to blunder around into something. And [[HoistByHisOwnPetard watch out for gas leaks...]]
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** The [[http://forums2.battleon.com/f/tm.asp?m=6291824 ReignBringer]] in ''AdventureQuest'', another of Artix Entertainment's games, definitely fits the bill.
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** The [[http://forums2.battleon.com/f/tm.asp?m=6291824 ReignBringer]] in ''AdventureQuest'', another of Artix Entertainment's ArtixEntertainment's games, definitely fits the bill.bill, it being the most famous of all the fire swords of the various games.
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Great-great-great Grandfather to the LaserBlade, this is a blade that is ''[[KillItWithFire on fire.]]'' These are usually wielded by divine and infernal guardians alike, because nothing says "Gonna smite your ass" like being able to cut someone and burn them at the same time. Also a favorite trick of the MagicKnight, who may also vary it with [[ElementalPowers different elements]].
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Great-great-great Grandfather to the LaserBlade, this is a blade that is ''[[KillItWithFire on fire.]]'' fire]]'' (or possibly ''made'' of fire). These are usually wielded by divine and infernal guardians alike, because nothing says "Gonna smite your ass" like being able to cut someone and burn them at the same time. Also a favorite trick of the MagicKnight, who may also vary it with [[ElementalPowers different elements]].
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** You can also apply visual effects to swords with the toolset, which include (in addition to flaming) glowing yellow-white with holy power, dripping acid, crackling with electricity, giving off visible sound waves, generating a miniature blizzard, and glowing red with unholy power. The actual effects that the appearance would create require manipulating the weapon's properties too, though.
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* ''ScottPilgrim'' obtains a flaming [[KatanasAreJustBetter katana]] [through [[RPGElements gaining a level]] [[spoiler:when [[ThePowerOfLove he declares his love for Ramona]]]].
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* In the first few books of the Wheel of Time Series, Rand weilds a sword actually ''[[BadAss made out of fire.]]''
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* In the first few books of the Wheel of Time Series, Rand weilds a sword actually ''[[BadAss made out of fire.]]''
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->''I swear, no one is happy with a simple blade that cleaves bone... always need the special effects.''\\
-- '''Radac Stungnthumz''', ''TheElderScrolls: Tribunal''
-- '''Radac Stungnthumz''', ''TheElderScrolls: Tribunal''
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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3mHcP9zwPg I'm sorry, I can't hear you over the sheer awesomeness.]]
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* You do not attack with a FlamingSword [[InSovietRussiaTropeMocksYou in]] ''PrinceOfPersia 2: The Shadow and the Flame'' . [[InSovietRussiaTropeMocksYou In anciant persia, FlamingSword attacks you!]]
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* You do not attack with a FlamingSword [[InSovietRussiaTropeMocksYou in]] ''PrinceOfPersia 2: The Shadow and the Flame'' [[InSovietRussiaTropeMocksYou . In Level 12, FlamingSword attacks you!]]
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* You do not attack with a FlamingSword in ''PrinceOfPersia 2: The Shadow and the Flame''. In Level 12, FlamingSword attacks you!
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