Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers: Locations and Rewards

How Many Phantom Blade Zero Memory Flowers Are There?

Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers add up to 37 named sets and 130 pieces, and the piece-by-piece lists below pin 128 of them to a spot. Eight regions hold the sets, and finishing one raises Soul's maximum health by 5%, 7% or 10% depending on the set.

Two counts sit behind that total. The Kungfupunk collectibles list names 37 flowers in groups such as Seven-Stars Formation and Lion Dance Grandmaster, while the Fextralife fan wiki breaks each set into pieces and Game8 sorts the same sets by region. The tables below follow that regional order, set by set.

Where Are All the Memory Flowers in Phantom Blade Zero?

Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers cover eight regions: Crimson Forest, Village of Lu, Mandate Encampment, Pangzhen, Meigu Lake, Mountain of Imprisonment, Mirage Estate and Mount Soulrend, plus one Weeping Creek Valley piece filed under Mirage Estate. Mandate Encampment and Meigu Lake carry the biggest sets, with 22 pieces each.

Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers in Mandate Encampment, Meigu Lake and Mirage Estate come to 63 pieces between them, close to half the collection. The locations guide keeps the region pages together if you would rather clear one area before moving on, and the full walkthrough shows the order the regions open in, which matters because five sets run across two regions.

Weeping Creek Valley is not one of Game8's eight groups. Fextralife lists one Leng Tu piece there, on a balcony in Crimson Manor, so that piece appears in the Mirage Estate table with its location written out. Two pieces are missing from Fextralife's list as well: Leng Tu's fourth of six and the sixth of six for Mandate Leaders. Those rows are left out rather than guessed, so two flowers show fewer rows than their set total.

Where Are the Crimson Forest Memory Flowers?

Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers in Crimson Forest number six sets and 18 pieces, and the pickups sit in Mirrorwood, the Burial Grounds, the Thieves' Camp and the caves around the Threadbound Great Tree. Lady Inanis leaves one flower whole at the region entrance; every other Crimson Forest set needs its pieces gathered.

Payouts in the Crimson Forest Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers run from +5% for the two-piece sets to +10% for Inanis' six pieces, so a short sweep still pays something. Several pieces sit inside caves or beside bridges, and one rests at Cliffside Lodge, which is why the location column names the exact spot instead of the region alone.

Where Are the Village of Lu Memory Flowers?

Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers in Village of Lu number four sets and 15 pieces, spread from the stream and the stone bridge up past Covered Bridge to the Temple of Blue Fireflies. One piece sits below the Engine Giant Remains, so check that drop before you leave the village area.

Payouts split two ways across the Village of Lu Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers: Firefly's six pieces are worth +10%, while the other three sets hold two to four pieces and pay +5% or +7%. A couple of pickups sit past a boss fight, so the boss guides are worth a look when a location line reads as an arena.

Where Are the Mandate Encampment Memory Flowers?

Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers in Mandate Encampment number six sets and 22 pieces, tied with Meigu Lake for the most in this list. The pickups cluster around the Dovecote, the Mass Grave, the Three Towers arena and the Training Ground, which keeps a sweep to a tight block of the map.

The piece list thins out here as well: Mandate Leaders has entries for the first five of its six pieces and none for the last one, so the table shows five rows. Two other sets start or finish outside the encampment, at the outer gate by the Village of Lu and on the road through the Pangzhen Slums.

Where Are the Pangzhen Memory Flowers?

Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers in Pangzhen number seven sets and 19 pieces, and most sit inside buildings rather than out in the open: a bedroom beyond the locked courtyard in Green Serpent House, the grounds and crossroads around Huang Manor, the wells of Wei Sanchuan and a table west of the Huang Manor Crossroads bell.

Pangzhen Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers split into one long set and six short ones: Lion Dance Grandmaster runs six pieces for +10% from the marketplace to Lion Dance Hall, while the rest hold two or three pieces at +5% or +7%. Two sets finish outside the region, at the Meigu Village East Dock and the Village of Lu Shadows Dock, so a Pangzhen-only sweep will leave those four pieces behind.

Where Are the Meigu Lake Memory Flowers?

Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers in Meigu Lake number six sets and 22 pieces, and most of them lie on docks, in open water or inside the floating Phantom Illusionist Ruins. Yan'er's set alone scatters six pieces over the lake, so have a way to cross water before you start hunting.

Old Man Gen hands over a whole flower at Frozen Lake Dock for +5%, and the four-piece Blackwater Crew set is the shortest hunt here. A few pickups break the water pattern, such as the Blizzard Blademaster's last piece in a low cave on the Forbidden Path, so read the location column before setting off.

Where Is the Mountain of Imprisonment Memory Flower?

Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers in Mountain of Imprisonment come down to a single set: Memory Flower on Huangxing, six pieces, worth +10% once it is finished. Its pieces run from a cliffside building in The Lady's Path to the shrine gate and the building beside the Jade Face boss arena.

Because the Mountain of Imprisonment Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers are a single set, the +10% arrives with completion rather than per piece, so a half-cleared Huangxing pays nothing yet. Two pieces sit near arenas, at the Iron Butcher's Camp and Jade Face, so clear those fights before you go looking behind them.

Where Are the Mirage Estate Memory Flowers?

Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers in Mirage Estate number five sets and 19 pieces, filed by Game8 under Pangzhen. The pickups sit in side rooms, a training-ground balcony, the altar inside Mourning Hall and the altar room at the end of an upper corridor in Perfect Vessel Estate.

Leng Tu's set is the awkward one among the Mirage Estate Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers: its first three pieces sit in White Serpent House across Meigu Lake, the fifth is on a Crimson Manor balcony in Weeping Creek Valley, and the sixth is at Perfect Vessel Pond. The fourth piece has no entry in the piece list, so the table shows five of six rows rather than a guessed location.

Where Are the Mount Soulrend Memory Flowers?

Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers in Mount Soulrend number two sets and nine pieces, and Xuan Li's set accounts for six of them. The pickups run from small shrines below Mountain God Temple to an icy cave northwest of The Giant's Lair and the cave exit beyond The Crusher and the Saw.

Three of Xuan Li's six pieces sit across the lake in Phantom Illusionist Ruins, so the Mount Soulrend Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers straddle two regions and the table keeps a location for each piece. The Monster set's three pieces pay +7%; Xuan Li's six pay +10%.

How Do Memory Flower Fragments Work?

Phantom Blade Zero memory flower fragments, or remnants, are the pieces that complete a set: gather every remnant and the flower finishes and pays its maximum health bonus. Some pickups are whole flowers while others are scattered petals, and a set holds anywhere from one piece to six.

Game8 says Memory Fragments found throughout the Wulin complete Memory Flowers, and it names spots such as remnants near bridges in Crimson Forest and one on a table west of the Huang Manor Crossroads bell in Pangzhen. Those two examples show the grain of the lists: one landmark plus one small piece of terrain or furniture.

The other collectibles behind these Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers work the same way, one piece at a time. Sha-Chi Amber fragments and blackstone fragments each have their own pages if you are clearing a region in one pass and want the whole checklist.

What Do Phantom Blade Zero Memory Flowers Unlock?

Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers pay out in three ways: a permanent maximum health increase of 5%, 7% or 10% per finished set, the memory itself, which Soul can listen to, and the Listen to Every Flower achievement at 10 flowers. Those three are the rewards the sources list.

The health bonus comes from Games.gg, which gives 5%, 7% and 10% by set, and the Fextralife fan wiki gives a 5% to 10% range and says the memories crystallise in places thick with Sha-Chi. The achievement sits on the Kungfupunk collectibles list, and the trophies page tracks the rest of the list.

Ten flowers is a modest target next to 37, and Crimson Forest and Village of Lu hold four to six sets each, so either region carries around half of that count. The health increase stays on Soul once it is earned, so no set is wasted if you finish it after the achievement.

How Should You Plan a Phantom Blade Zero Memory Flower Route?

Our take: treat Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers as a region-clearing job rather than a shopping list. Pick one region, finish its sets before moving on, and leave the five sets that run across two regions — Mandate Leaders, Bitter Kin, Reunion with Brother, Leng Tu and Xuan Li — for last, once both halves of the map are open.

The bonuses are permanent, so order matters mostly for travel time, and the achievement at 10 flowers is the one target with a number attached. Pair the sweep with the other collectibles in the same regions so you do not walk the same lanes twice.

A rough sequence: Crimson Forest and Village of Lu first, since their ten sets cover the achievement exactly, Pangzhen and Mandate Encampment next, then Meigu Lake, Mirage Estate and Mount Soulrend together, because their sets interleave. The game itself is an action RPG developed by S-GAME Studio and published by S-GAME Publishing, and the Steam store page lists it for release on October 28, 2026 and names Memory Flowers as a feature. Phantom Blade Zero memory flowers stay a side activity: nothing in the sources ties them to story progress or difficulty.

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