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Flashing Pixel Dagger Sword

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$8.7 $11.76 In stock

Category: Confetti

Grasp the power of our flashing 8 bit pixel dagger sword! These pixel dagger swords are great for playful adventures inside the house, around the backyard, or while your out and about at your favorite carnival. Each sword measures 22 inches in length and sold in an assortment of 3 different styles.

  • Press the power switch to activate the lights along the entire length of the blade and integrated sound.
  • 3 AAA batteries are included and pre-installed.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Christopher C. ★★★★★

My kids have been chasing each other around the backyard with these for hours, and the flashing lights really hold up to all the roughhousing. The pixel design adds a fun retro touch that makes our pretend battles feel extra epic.

Miles W. ★★★★★

The 8-bit pixel design looks incredible when the lights flash—my kids won’t stop sword-fighting with them in the backyard. It’s sturdy enough for indoor adventures too, and the colors really pop.

George Z. ★★★★★

Took these out to the backyard for an impromptu pixel battle with my nephew, and the flashing 8-bit lights made every swing feel like a retro video game. The sword is light enough for kids to handle but sturdy enough for some serious pretend play.