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· In this video, we'll be using the 'Demon's Roar Great Sword' from Monster Hunter World: Iceborne.
· This weapon is crafted using materials from Nergigante.
· Its key features are average physical attack power and a very long white sharpness gauge.
· It has excellent synergy with charge attacks, which consume a lot of sharpness.

· The weapon is the 'Demon's Roar Great Sword', with custom upgrades focused on affinity and recovery speed.
· The skill setup is as follows: base affinity has been adjusted from 0% to 100%.
· While skill setups are usually tight, this weapon's long white sharpness means you don't need the 'Master's Touch' skill, freeing up resources for other skills.
· Its strengths lie in its incredible sharpness retention and high physical attack power due to the long white sharpness.

· We'll conduct a practical test using the 'Demon's Roar Great Sword' in the Safi'jiiva battle.
· Combat begins after initial buffs.
· This weapon has average physical attack power, dragon element, and long white sharpness.
· Normally, charge attacks consume sharpness very quickly without 'Master's Touch', but this weapon's long white sharpness allows for combat without sharpness concerns.

· It boasts high attack power despite being a charge attack weapon.
· Thanks to its long white sharpness, sharpness consumption is minimal, allowing it to maintain peak condition throughout combat.
· It's effective for breaking monster heads, and two charge attacks can significantly deplete head durability.

· We utilize the 'Ultimate Breath Perfect' attack to deal significant damage to the monster.
· Attacking when the monster moves to a specific part at a specific timing is effective.
· Successfully toppling the monster provides additional attack opportunities.
· It's possible to subdue the monster in a short amount of time.

· Due to its long white sharpness, sharpness consumption is minimal, eliminating the need for sharpening during combat.
· Sharpness barely decreases even without skills like 'Master's Touch' or 'Speed Sharpening'.
· A drawback is that its physical attack power is somewhat lower compared to great swords of similar attack power with purple sharpness.
· Even when exploiting its weakness to dragon element, its damage output might be lower than purple sharpness weapons.

· Compensating for its lower physical attack power with long sharpness retention and high mobility is the strength of this weapon.
· The difference in sharpness multipliers between purple and white is about 1.1x, resulting in a considerable damage difference.
· Nevertheless, the ability to attack continuously without worrying about sharpness provides a significant advantage.

· Situations arise where damage is taken due to the lack of the 'Knockback Resistance' skill.
· Lowering Attack Boost to level 4 would allow for 'Knockback Resistance', but we chose not to sacrifice attack power.
· Great swords inherently have super armor, so some might consider 'Knockback Resistance' unnecessary, but its necessity is felt in multiplayer.
· We ask for viewers' opinions on whether to equip the 'Knockback Resistance' skill.

· We successfully topple the monster multiple times.
· We succeed in breaking specific parts of the monster.
· While its power might be somewhat lacking since it's not a Safi'jiiva weapon, player skill and strategy overcome this.

· Sharpness consumption is very low even without the 'Master's Touch' skill.
· Continuous attacks are possible without needing to sharpen during combat.
· A major advantage is the ability to continue attacking even during the monster's breath attacks without needing to sharpen.

· We deal damage by attacking the monster's head and body.
· The 'Ultimate Breath' attack is highly effective.
· We reiterate the need for the 'Knockback Resistance' skill, mentioning that it might be necessary in phase 3 when positioned near the monster's chest.

· If there were slots, like with Dragon armor, we would equip 'Knockback Resistance', but charge attack weapons have limited skill slots.
· It feels like a waste to equip 'Knockback Resistance'.
· However, experiencing situations where we get hit and take damage from the monster's attacks makes us feel the necessity of 'Knockback Resistance' again.

· In phase 1, positioning near the monster's head makes 'Knockback Resistance' feel less necessary.
· However, in phase 3, moving closer to the monster's chest might require 'Knockback Resistance'.
· Adjusting position can be difficult depending on the monster's movements.

· The monster is successfully subdued in the final phase.
· The monster's spinning motion is described as looking like a Beyblade.
· The 'Demon's Roar Great Sword' boasts extremely long white sharpness and overwhelming sharpness retention.
· While its physical attack power is slightly lower than purple sharpness great swords, its high mobility and ease of sharpness management are major advantages.

· The 'Demon's Roar Great Sword' offers very easy sharpness management due to its long white sharpness and provides high mobility.
· While its physical attack power is slightly lower than great swords with purple sharpness, it shows decent performance even when utilizing dragon element.
· Players can choose based on their playstyle, balancing attack power, mobility, and ease of use.
· This weapon will offer a unique experience to players who possess it.