Hanzo Pins and Buttons

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Ryū ga waga teki wo kurau!

Overwatch Hanzo Icon Spray.

Overwatch Hanzo Blue Dragon.

Hanzo Overwatch

Hanzo Shimada, painted with digital watercolours in Rebelle 2

Ōkami Hanzo || A4 Bristol || Copic ciao; Letraset ProMarkers

This is my collab with Paula García "Play of the game - Hanzo". Hope you like it! For more designs and a guide on how to include your BattleTag, visit https://www.facebook.com/SamuRayDesigns/

My archer husband

"Simple Geometry"

Overwatch Hanzo Seal Spray.

Overwatch: Hanzo Ultimate Dragonstrike - Riu ga waga teki wo kurau

Overwatch Hanzo Stoic Spray.

Hanzo Dragon Dance.

Great swords, wonderful sushi!

The Green Arrow and Hanzo cross in the next of the series.

Design Hattori Hanzo

Overwatch Hanzo design with his awesome ultimate in japanese and some of his best voice lines.

tiny grumpy archer

Design Hattori Hanzo

I'd buy a katana sword from them please.

Overwatch Hanzo Scarf Spray.

Hanzo “半蔵”, Hattori Hanzo “服部半蔵”, also known as Hattori Masanari or Hattori Masashige, Hanzo was a famous samurai of the Sengoku era, credited with saving the life of Tokugawa Ieyasu and then helping him to become the ruler of united Japan. Due to the amount of Iga ninja under his lead, Hanzo has been regarded as one of the most representative figures of the ninja by later generation and pop culture. Shadow of Iga “伊賀の影”, was refers to his position as the leader of Iga ninja. In the background is kamon of Hattori clan “Kuruma ni Yahazu”.

Authentic Japanese steel

Overwatch Hanzo Sake Spray.

Hattori Hanzo

inspired by kill bill

Overwatch's Hanzo chibi design by Kevin Raganit.

You must have big rats if you need Hattori Hanzo's steel.

Overwatch Hanzo quote

Part of my "Fire Power" collection featuring Hanzo from Overwatch.

Hattori Hanzō (服部韓蔵) is a master Japanese sword smith. He is very well known for the quality of his katanas. At some point in the past, Bill was Hanzō's student. 28 years prior to the events of Vol. 1, Hattori took a blood oath to never again make "instruments of death." After retirement from smithing, Hattori became a businessman, manning his own sushi store.