The Almighty Chicken Sword - A Rec Room short skit

Welcome to a random Medieval town in the middle of a forest! Bartholomew needs a new sword, but his Blacksmith decided to add a little style to it, watch the argument between the two as they decide if it is a sword or not, and comment what you think it is!
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[@XxstealthclanxX96]

Wow, what a peculiar video! It really gets my gears grinding. Is this silly sword a weapon, or poultry?

[@Lraimusic2103]

Title: The Swift and Silly Chicken-Sword Debate
In the quaint village of Whimsyville, where logic often took a vacation, a truly peculiar situation unfolded one fateful afternoon, and it all transpired in the span of a mere hour. The central characters of this comedic saga were a skilled blacksmith and his neighbor, the ever-eccentric Bartholomew.
The blacksmith was a master of his craft, renowned for his exceptional swordsmithing. His blades were the stuff of legends, known far and wide for their sharpness and craftsmanship. But on this particular day, he would create a piece that would baffle even the most astute minds.
Enter Bartholomew, the village's resident oddball. He was the sort of person who always seemed to find a way to turn ordinary situations into the extraordinary. And when he laid eyes on the blacksmith's latest creation, a sword with a hilt that bore a striking resemblance to a chicken's head, the stage was set for a comedy of the highest order.
It all began when the blacksmith proudly presented his latest masterpiece-a sword, at least in his eyes. The blade was impeccable, a work of art that could cleave through armor with ease. But what captured everyone's attention, including Bartholomew's, was the hilt. It was shaped like a chicken's head, with beady eyes, a feathered crest, and a beak so lifelike that it looked ready to peck at imaginary crumbs.
Bartholomew, in his eccentric wisdom, took one look at the sword and exclaimed, "Why, that's no sword! It's a chicken in disguise!" To him, the hilt's resemblance to a chicken head was so glaringly obvious that it couldn't be anything else. He was convinced that it would cluck menacingly before each strike, throwing enemies into a fit of confusion. He even suggested that it had feathers that could tickle adversaries into submission, or perhaps lay metaphorical eggs of wisdom during council meetings.
The blacksmith, however, was equally steadfast in his belief that the creation was indeed a sword-a sword with a distinctive and ergonomic hilt. He argued that the beak-shaped design was not for pecking but for precision strikes in battle. To him, the sword was a masterpiece of form and function, with no clucking, feathers, or egg-laying capabilities.
And so, the great Chicken-Sword Debate was born, with the entire village as its audience. In just an hour, the village square transformed into an arena of absurdity, as Bartholomew and the blacksmith embarked on a comical mission to prove their respective points.
As the two protagonists passionately argued their cases, Bartholomew even attempted to teach the chicken-sword to perform a barnyard dance, while the blacksmith showcased its prowess by slicing vegetables at lightning speed, all while maintaining a solemn expression.
This silly question will be unanswered for centuries.

[@Kirbs2830]

Great video!

[@TheJLax]

Thank you!

[@Miss-Ozzie]

I think it might be a sword
But seriously, good job!

[@TheJLax]

Thank you Ozzie!