Anthony Bray of Nuneaton, England learned the hard way that carrying around a replica video game weapon with an actual blade attached can lead to serious consequences. Bray was arrested and sentenced to four months in prison for carrying a small replica of Link's Master Sword from The Legend of Zelda in public. Despite claiming he bought the sword as a "fidget toy" and had no intention of using it as a weapon, the blade still landed him in trouble with the law. Warwickshire police emphasized the importance of self-awareness and proper judgment when carrying dangerous items in public. Bray's case serves as a cautionary tale for other gamers and collectors who may think it's harmless to carry prop weapons with real blades attached. This incident highlights the need for responsible behavior and adherence to weapon laws to avoid legal repercussions.