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" Katar (Devanāgarī: कटार
, also known as a Bundi dagger, is a type of short punching sword that is native to the Indian subcontinent and popular elsewhere for swift and quick attacks."
"Typically, Katars were used in close range hand-to-hand combat, which is effective in armour piercing. The blade was often corrugated for additional strength. "Hooded katars" are katars with a shield extending over the back of the user`s hand."
"The katar is unique because to stab an opponent one has to simply punch instead of thrust, unlike when using a regular knife or dagger. It is more like an extension of the fist than a dagger, and it seems more natural to attack and defend with a katar. Sometimes, a katar is also used as a main-gauche in dual blade fencing. When a katar with multiple blades is used, it is rather easy to catch any more traditional weapon (sword, staff) between them and get a hold."
Ergo, jeżeli styl Plo Koona polega na pchnięciach, krótkich zamachach i rozbrajaniu przeciwników, taka broń jest jak najbardziej na miejscu. Nie mówiąc już o tym, że w połączeniu z mieczem w drugiej ręce, dzierżący taki miecz staje się wręcz maszynką do zabijania.