What is the strongest shield in the world?

Answer 1

There was a shield made in Japan by the last surviving student of masamune. It was a round disc made from meteor fragments. The fragments were processed like tamahagane, except smelting took 1 month or 30 days to complete. The disc was folded 1,000,000 times and a perfect circle down to geometric measurement. The secret heat treatment known only to masamune and one student was used. Then the shield was expunged into an oil, perhaps clover oil... this resulted in the shield taking on a particular curve. It could withstand any blow, and send an equally opposite reaction into its source. A yakuza spy for the united states stole the shield from a top secret facility and smuggled it back to the states. There is no further knowledge on the shield or its current whereabouts.

Answer 2

An unknown scientist in a lab in northern Colorado, the shield was made out of Carbon Steel. It was made in a perfect geometric circle to balance all blows and bullet-fire. This shield was smelted for exactly 22 and a half hours in 2070 degree oven. It was then raided a full month after the shield completion. The scientist was killed due to being stabbed in the abdomen 4 times, and bled out for 3 1/2 minutes before dying at age 47. The shield was supposedly sold on the black market at a weight of 12.58 lbs for $15,000 its whereabouts are unknown to this day.

Answer 3

The strongest shield in the world is debated, but historically, the Roman scutum was a tough and effective shield due to its large size and construction from layers of wood, leather, and metal. In modern times, ballistic shields made from materials like Kevlar and fiberglass offer high levels of protection against projectiles.