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Bai Chilian boss guide: six flowers first, then the fight

Bai Chilian teleports out of every combo and spends phase two in the air. Collect the six Memory Flowers in Crimson Forest first — they decide whether you get help.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Master Bi Hai boss guide: clear the Bronze Men, then hit him

Master Bi Hai hides behind a golden bell and summons unflinching Bronze Men. Break their bronze skin with guard damage, clear the adds, delay the shout dodge.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Master Bi Yuan boss guide: stop swinging when he guards

Master Bi Yuan is the easiest boss in Village of Lu until you hit his parry stance. Stop on his guard, parry the blue vertical slash, dodge the leaping counter.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Blaze boss guide: chain whirlwinds, fire rings and two grabs

Blaze fights at chain range with burn on everything. Wear the Flameward, dodge the leap at the end of his whirlwind for a cinematic stagger, and jump the fire ring.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Cavalrybane boss guide: dodge the tumble, punish the recovery

Cavalrybane is a spear duelist whose forward tumble ends in a dodgeable hit. Dodge it for a cinematic counter, and watch the backward-step opener for mixed glints.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Chang Hong boss guide: Pengzhen's thunder spear

Chang Hong fights on foot, then remounts as cavalry, and builds a paralysis meter you cannot dodge out of. Both phases, gear and location from his only source.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Against the Flow bosses: Jagged Steel and Peng Meng

Chapter 1 has two bosses and one dependency that decides a fight a chapter later: Peng Meng's Dread Axe is the only practical way to break Jing Ye's shield.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Heartless Remnants bosses: seven fights in Village of Lu

Village of Lu lists eight entries but runs seven fights — Zhuo Bi, Bi Yuan, Bi Hai, Yanru, Dusk, Yuzan and Mu Xiaokui, whose third phase is the Iron Fiend duo.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Pengzhen bosses: nine fights from Town of Death to the docks

Nine fights across Town of Death and The Heart's Trail, opening with Flame. Five are required along the main path; the rest sit on the same streets.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Snake's Reflection bosses: four fights in Crimson Forest

Four bosses in order: Hua Qianxiao, Jing Ye, Stone Hand Iron Fever, Bai Chilian. Plus the six-flower unlock that puts an ally into Bai Chilian's second phase.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Flame, The Lion Grandmaster: how to douse the lion dance

Flame cycles head blades, stomps and fire breath — and every fire move dies if you soak him first. Both phases and the pole-top fireball duel, spelled out.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Gu Wanyue boss guide: bounce the fireball, survive the dark

Gu Wanyue's darkness phase always ends in either an unblockable or a purple fireball. Perfect parry the fireball back at her, and dodge both of her leg grabs.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Hua boss guide: the hidden bride under the Sha-Chi Tower

Hua is a Puppet, so bleed does nothing to her — drop Jagged Steel. Fight her reactively, keep clear of the red flowers, and dodge the grab she punishes combos with.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Hua Qianxiao boss guide: interrupt the drink, or kite the bridge

Hua Qianxiao turns his Sha-Chi into a shield every time he drinks. Break the gourd charge with the Dread Axe, or run the bridge and let the shield drain on its own.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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The Hunt boss guide: the wagon ambush and the waterfall rematch

The Hunt fights on the wagon out of the prologue, then again at the Great Waterfall. Every chain string ends in a parry, and his reach is half the arena.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Iron Fiend and Jade Dancer boss guide: survive the 1v2

Mu Xiaokui's guardians only appear after her first two phases, and they fight as a pair. Keep both on screen, isolate the Iron Fiend, parry the purple combo.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Jagged Steel boss guide: the fight that teaches the Sha-Chi race

Jagged Steel is a tutorial boss in a wall of muscle. Spin attacks end in a parryable third hit, upward slash combos end in a dodge, and blocking him is cheap.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Jing Ye boss guide: three phases, two health bars, one shortcut

Jing Ye opens mounted, then fights behind a spiked shield that punishes plain attacks. Break it with the Dread Axe, or skip melee with a tipsy ranged build.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Mu Xiaokui boss guide: the five ribbons and the third phase

Mu Xiaokui's third phase only unlocks if you collect five ribbons first. Every ribbon location, all three phases, and the one thing you can permanently miss.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Cavalrybane: the boss and the talisman share one name

Cavalrybane is both a Pengzhen boss and a Crimson Forest accessory that adds +25% damage to mounted enemies. Which one you want and how to tell them apart.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Iron Fiend and Jade Dancer: Mu Xiaokui's third phase

They look like a separate boss — own moveset, own drops — but Iron Fiend and Jade Dancer are only the final phase of Mu Xiaokui's fight, behind five ribbons.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Peng Meng boss guide: the Dread Axe fight that unlocks Jing Ye

Peng Meng is the first boss with black-aura attacks you cannot block. Bleed him with Jagged Steel, stay close, and parry the Brutal Move after every upward swing.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Sixfold Scythe boss guide: The Hunt's transformed form

Empty The Hunt's bar at the Great Waterfall and he transforms into Sixfold Scythe — longer combos, faster attacks, and the Hunter's Chain Sickle at the end.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Soulclaimer boss guide: the counter-stance and nothing else

Soulclaimer is a flat fight with one rule: when his blade lights up he is holding a counter stance, and hitting him feeds his Sha-Chi instead of yours.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Stone Hand Iron Fever boss guide: block, don't trade

Stone Hand Iron Fever is melee-only with no gap-closers. Block until his Sha-Chi empties, charge through his wind-ups with the Outlaw Warblade, and dodge the flip.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Wu Xuan boss guide: break the guard bar, not his health

Wu Xuan takes no real damage until his guard bar breaks. Parry the blue glint finishers, block the ordinary strings, dodge the arm grab, then execute the opening.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Xie Qiudong boss guide: hit the adds, not the healer

Xie Qiudong heals by hitting you, and hurts himself by healing his adds. Ignore him, clear the free adds first, and he is nearly dead when you finally turn around.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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You Loong boss guide: Pengzhen's shortest fight

You Loong is one of Pengzhen's easiest fights — a straightforward duel with a Phantom Edge at the end. Location, drop, and why this page stays short.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Yuzan boss guide: bounce her orbs back and keep the pressure

Yuzan's homing orbs can be batted back with a plain block — that is your main damage. Interrupt the AoE with daggers, dodge the sparks, watch the pull orbs.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Zhuo Bi boss guide: break the shield, not your combo

Zhuo Bi hides behind a beast-faced tower shield and never dodges. Break his blue bar with the Dread Axe or Iron Gauntlets, parry the last slam, and dodge the slide.

Last updated: 10/30/2026

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Zuo Shang boss guide: the prologue fight that teaches parrying

Zuo Shang is the first boss in Phantom Blade Zero and a straight tutorial: block his sword rain, parry the seventh hit of the flying-sword combo, dodge the mace.

Last updated: 10/30/2026