According to the reports, the too-long Master Sword fidget toy was in its sheath, though it could come off with the press of a button. Bray admitted that he could understand how his toy could be ...

The man argued the replica Master Sword from the Legend of Zelda games was being used as a “fidget” toy to keep his hands busy, but police said that was no excuse.

An apparent "Legend of Zelda" fan took his seeming obsession a bit too far in England, getting sentenced for toting a small but very sharp-looking replica of the Master Sword of Zelda series renown.

Among other items from the series, of course. That brings us to the UK, where a man was straight-up arrested for having a Master Sword “fidget toy” on them. Confused?

Bray told officers that he purchased the Master Sword replica online, and intended to use it as a "fidget toy" to keep his hands busy. Bray also told officers that he didn't plan on using the ...

For his part, Bray said that it was simply a fidget toy he used to keep his hands busy and that he had no intention of using the six-inch sword as a weapon. Still, it was in violation of the law ...

In The Legend of Zelda franchise, no one thinks twice about Link waltzing around all of Hyrule with the Master Sword in hand, even as he uses it to break pots that clearly belong to other people ...