Background of Zabuza's Sword 

Zabuza was a rogue Hidden Mist shinobi and the first major antagonist in the anime and manga series Naruto. His signature weapon was the 'Kubikiribocho' Executioners Blade, an oversized broadsword, whose shape was thought to decapitate enemies. Zabuza was a part of the Seven Swordsman of the Hidden Mist and is also known for using water style techniques along with the Executioners Blade to fight his opponents.

The 'Kubikiribocho' executioners blade  is a large weapon that adsorbs the iron from the blood of its victims and uses it to repair any damages to it. It is shaped like a butchers knife and is so large it could strike multiple people at once. 

-Wikipedia

Foam replica of Zabuza's Executioners Blade

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Specifications of Zabuza's Executioners Blade

Blade Length: 90 cm (35.43 in)
Blade Width: 19 cm (7.48 in)
Overall Length: 128 cm (50.39 in)
Material: High Density Foam
Sharp: No