In this footage from Allen Pan, we see a fencer in bizarre protective gear adopting a draw stance. It becomes apparent that the gear protects the wearer from electrical currents, as we see an arc leap suddenly to a nearby surface. Then the fencer draws the sword.
Electrified samurai sword tested
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