Therefore other types of angles are also taught. During a sword fight, chances must be taken advantage of and a myriad of strikes and techniques are used. Even harder if the opponent has headgear. It certainly can be fatal, but again the rounded and curved surface of the skull does make it hard for the katana to always deal a deadly strike. This cut is usually reserved for the final blow or coup de gras. It is not always preferable to use this strike, and it seems that historically, many haven't in actual battles. To protect and house the eyes, and brain. That is, of course, one of the reasons for the design of the skull. There is a potential for such a cut to glance off the rounded structure of the skull. I use the word fail, and it sounds as if I am calling this cut non-effective. The one issue with this cut is that the skull is shaped in such a way that these types of cuts have a lot of variables that can cause them to fail.
The first target that is being affected by such a cut is the skull.
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