An Ancient Sword Hardening Technique Using a Banana tree

Typical Ai bullshit content from another South Asian/India Twitter account pretending to be American. I don't even have to check the location. How is he able to hold the sword handle at the beginning, then pretend like it's hot at the end when he pulled it out? LOL.

"Beware my boonana-hardened blade!" "...?"

jungle ingenuity!! guy needs some gloves and a hammer

Makes sense. A banana trunk isn't wood at all. It's tightly rolled leaf stalks packed with water, basically a quench bucket that grows.

Him not using gloves is crazy

Is he a blacksmith?

thats how a broke ass brownoid quenches a sword

Seems like this would probably bend the blade

Well this is dark magic in my country But yall saying it’s Ancient sword hardening technique 😂😂😂😂 Oyinbo

How did he hold on to the hot sword?

Excalibur

I need a banana blade.

素手で持てるわけないだろ。

見た目は西洋の剣に見えるんだけど、バナナの木てヨーロッパにもあるのかな。温かいところでしか育たないと思ってた。

Good bro

Interesting banana tree quench method.

これは焼き入れの工程ですかね？ 水を使ったら？

It's probably the moisture content that's helping to cool the sword quickly. What I don't get though, surely there's better methods of cooling it down, like water? 😅

@SaadMaan15 both ling and yoni

Why is he holding it with his bare hands??? Shit people do for clout

バナナどうこうより熱いなら道具使いなよ

这双手太不可思议了

King Authur

香蕉树还能拿来淬剑？这操作真服了

Le mec tiens la soie de la lame a main nue chauffer a rouge ? Mais bien sûr....

Excalibanana

What’d the tree do

I mean, swords? It’s 2026, who’s using swords?

Yea this is a real technique used 500 years ago in Indonesia and Malaysia, but this guy couldn’t he at least wear gloves? It’s 2026 not 1526

bananas are healthy for everything