Juggernaut Phantom Blade Zero: Location and Stats
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Juggernaut Phantom Blade Zero is a two-handed main weapon you get by defeating Bi Feng, the Giant Saber Commander, at the Mountain of Imprisonment. Its level 1 damage is 288 and its guard break is 114, according to both the Phantom Blade Zero fan wiki and the Game8 fan site.
What Is the Juggernaut Phantom Blade Zero Weapon?
Juggernaut is a two-handed main weapon, and the unlock is one optional boss: Bi Feng, the Giant Saber Commander, at the Mountain of Imprisonment. Level 1 figures are 288 damage and 114 guard break, matching on both the Phantom Blade Zero fan wiki and the Game8 fan site, so the reward and the numbers line up.
Every practical question about the weapon comes back to three things: a two-handed type, the Bi Feng fight at the Mountain of Imprisonment, and 288 damage with 114 guard break at level 1. The table below puts them in one row, so the route can be checked before a session is spent on the boss.
Players comparing two-handed options can read the same 288 damage and 114 guard break on the Armybreaker page, and the weapon list holds every other entry.
| Type | How to get | Base stats |
|---|---|---|
| Two-handed main weapon | Defeat Bi Feng, the Giant Saber Commander, at the Mountain of Imprisonment | 288 damage and 114 guard break at level 1 |
What Are the Juggernaut Phantom Blade Zero Stats?
Juggernaut starts at 288 damage and 114 guard break. The Phantom Blade Zero fan wiki lists those figures at level 1, and Game8 describes them as starting stats, so the pair is the weapon baseline before any Soul Tempering. Everything else here is a move or a passive rather than a raw number.
The Phantom Blade Zero fan wiki lists Juggernaut among the two-handed weapons. That page also describes a charge gained from successful parries and a sweeping cleave released when fully charged.
| Stat | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Weapon type | Two-handed main weapon | Fextralife; Game8 |
| Damage at level 1 | 288 | Fextralife; Game8 |
| Guard break at level 1 | 114 | Fextralife; Game8 |
| Location | Mountain of Imprisonment | Fextralife |
| How to get it | Defeat Bi Feng, the Giant Saber Commander | Fextralife; Game8 |
| Standard combo | Four presses of the standard attack | Fextralife |
| Sha-Chi combo | Two presses; can be unleashed after any swing of the standard combo, with more damage and guard break when Sha-Chi is high enough | Fextralife |
| Crimson Wheel Slash (unique skill) | A parry grants 1 Red Edge stack; at maximum stacks the blade turns red, and pressing the attack button spends all stacks on a powerful slash | Fextralife; Game8 |
| Bandit-Slaying Rampage (Power Surge) | Costs 1 Sha-Chi essence; a flurry of blade-wave slashes that applies a Bandit-Slayer Mark, cannot be blocked, and deals more damage to marked enemies | Fextralife; Game8 |
| Restless Wave | Hold to charge, then release a blade wave that applies a Bandit-Slayer Mark; the next hit on the marked enemy deals more damage | Fextralife; Game8 |
| Annihilating Slash | While performing Crimson Wheel Slash, hold to consume all Sha-Chi and follow up with a stronger slash | Fextralife; Game8 |
| Blood-Fed Edge | Crimson Wheel Slash becomes stronger if a hit is taken while performing it | Fextralife; Game8 |
| Sunset-Stained Edge Lv. 1 to Lv. 3 | Increases Crimson Wheel Slash damage slightly (Lv. 1), moderately (Lv. 2) and greatly (Lv. 3) | Fextralife (Lv. 1); Game8 (Lv. 1 to 3) |
| Unfading Sunset (Soul Tempering) | Crimson Wheel Slash does not consume Red Edge when it hits an enemy marked with the Bandit-Slayer Mark | Fextralife; Game8 |
| Soul Tempering access | Done through Myst in Pengzhen after unlocking the feature in Chapter 4; uses a weapon-specific material and Remnant Dust; irreversible | Game8 |
How to Get Juggernaut: Which Boss and Where?
You get Juggernaut by defeating Bi Feng, the Giant Saber Commander, at the Mountain of Imprisonment. Game8 gives that unlock condition, and the Phantom Blade Zero fan wiki names the same boss and area, so the requirement is the encounter itself and not a drop or a shop purchase.
Two fan descriptions narrow down where inside the area the fight happens: the Pixel Forge Guides fan site places the optional boss in Cavern Passage, and the All Things How fan site names the Commander’s Platform. The route stays inside the Mountain of Imprisonment either way. The boss list breaks the rest of the game down by region, and the trophy list groups Bi Feng with Zhu Yuan under The Two Blade Masters.
Steps to unlock Juggernaut:
- Go to the Mountain of Imprisonment.
- Locate Bi Feng, the Giant Saber Commander; fan guides name Cavern Passage and the Commander’s Platform.
- Defeat Bi Feng to obtain Juggernaut.
How Does Juggernaut’s Parry Charge Work?
Juggernaut gains charge when you parry successfully, then releases a sweeping cleave when fully charged. The Phantom Blade Zero fan wiki describes one charge for each successful parry and a powerful sweeping cleave at full charge. The Games.gg fan site says the blade turns red at the charged state and a heavy attack releases the charged move.
Parrying is the action that prepares the charged attack. High shield-breaking power and Red Edge built by parrying are the two traits All Things How attaches to the weapon, and the Power Surge artwork spends Sha-Chi essence, while the Sha-Chi amber fragments page covers the collectible that raises your maximum Sha-Chi.
The weapon’s parry mechanic gives its listed guard break a useful context: its descriptions connect parries to building Red Edge and spending that charge on a powerful slash. Parrying is therefore the action to practise, and the guard break figure matters more here than raw damage.
Is the Juggernaut Phantom Blade Zero Worth It?
Is the Juggernaut Phantom Blade Zero worth chasing? It is the reward for one boss fight, it starts at 288 damage and 114 guard break, and its kit builds charge from successful parries. Players who parry often get the most out of it, and players who rarely parry still get its listed stats.
For a player choosing whether to pursue the weapon, the details to keep in view are its two-handed type and its parry charge. The location is tied to a named boss and area, while the attack descriptions explain that parries build toward the charged move. That pairing of a listed damage figure and a charge earned through parrying is what separates this weapon from a plain stat listing.
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Frequently asked questions
Where do you get Juggernaut in Phantom Blade Zero?
You get Juggernaut by defeating Bi Feng, the Giant Saber Commander, in the Mountain of Imprisonment. The reward condition is stated by both the Phantom Blade Zero fan wiki and the Game8 fan site.
How do you get the juggernaut Phantom Blade Zero weapon?
Go to the Mountain of Imprisonment and defeat Bi Feng, the Giant Saber Commander. The Pixel Forge Guides fan site places the optional boss in Cavern Passage, while All Things How names the Commander’s Platform.
What are the Juggernaut stats in Phantom Blade Zero?
Juggernaut has 288 damage and 114 guard break at level 1. Game8 lists those as starting values, and the Phantom Blade Zero fan wiki identifies the weapon as two-handed.
Is Juggernaut a two-handed weapon?
Yes, Juggernaut is listed as a two-handed weapon and as a two-handed main weapon. Its listed level 1 stats are 288 damage and 114 guard break.
How does Juggernaut’s charged attack work?
Juggernaut gains charge through successful parries and can release a sweeping cleave when fully charged. Games.gg describes using a heavy attack to unleash the charged move once the blade turns red.
What is the juggernaut Phantom Blade Zero location?
The Juggernaut location is the Mountain of Imprisonment, where defeating Bi Feng earns the weapon. The juggernaut Phantom Blade Zero unlock route is tied to that boss and area.
Sources
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- How to Get Juggernaut | Phantom Blade Zero (PBZ)|Game8 checked 2026-11-01
- Phantom Blade Zero on Steam checked 2026-11-01
- Weapons | Phantom Blade Zero checked 2026-11-01
- How to Get Juggernaut in Phantom Blade Zero checked 2026-11-01
- Phantom Blade Zero Boss Guide: Every Boss, Location & Trophy checked 2026-11-01
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