Nito Magnets

The First of the Dead.

Look NITO in this awesome shirt!! XD

DS1 BOSSES turned into Cuphead bosses! designed by Mustakro

Neato!

He's Gravelord Nito, and just like you, he's so totally made of bones

go incognito with some discreet gravelordin'

How many times have you read this sentence in dark souls when you die?

Even Gravelords can be adorable! Show your support for everybody’s favourite skeleton pile, Gravelord Nito.

The original four.

Fan art from Nito.

I'm a big fan of Dark Souls, and I really liked the appearance of Gravelord Nito. Made a simplistic (and cute) version of him. Neat-o! (lol).

Nito nami (二頭波), meaning "Double Head Wave", this mon was also used as kamon by the Saito clan in Sengoku Jidai.

How many times have you read this kanji in sekiro after dying?

Explore the artistry of dual blades with our 'Nito Ryu Kendo: The Art of Dual Blades' design. This striking artwork pays homage to the ancient martial art of Nito Ryu Kendo, where the mastery of two swords is a testament to skill and discipline. Whether you're a practitioner, an admirer of martial arts, or simply appreciate the elegance of this technique, wear this design proudly. It embodies the spirit of balance and precision, making it a perfect addition to your collection.

Kendo Nito Ryu is a Japanese martial art that focuses on dual sword technique. The art emphasizes the use of two swords, known as nito, and involves a wide range of techniques and strategies for using these swords in combat.

Fan art from Nito in ugly christmas sweater art style.

May Gravelord Nito be with you. Inspired by Dark Souls game.

The kamon (clan crest) of Saito clan in Sengoku period of Japan, Nito nami (二頭波), meaning "Double Head Wave". Cool kamon design suitable for Japanese or samurai fan, also can be given to your friends or family who use this kamon as their family crest.

Design inspired in the Bonfire Lit from Dark Souls video games.

Design inspired in the Bonfire Lit from Dark Souls video games

Design inspired in Dark Souls video game

Hope you like it!

an old-ish type of art of nito

Image of the fiery skull pattern, a pattern for metalists and bikers

Fan art from Nito.

Hope you like it!

Design inspired in Nito the Gravelord from Dark Souls video games as a tarot card.

Design inspired in Nito the Gravelord from Dark Souls video games.

Design inspired in Nito the Gravelord from Dark Souls video games.

Miyamoto Musashi was a famed 16th century swordsman but was also praised for his artistic skill

An artist's interpretation of the first song in Nito's album, Journey.

His soul turns him into a being that embodies sickness and mortality, comprised of a collection of bones held together.