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Lazulite Shuriken is a Prosthetic Tool Upgrade in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, equipped via the Prosthetic Arm and which can be used alongside the primary weapon, the Kusabimaru, in the other, biological, hand.
These Tools, varying from the Loaded Shuriken to the Shinobi Firecracker, are equipped via the Prosthetic Arm and can be swapped out on the fly, allowing for creative and innovative solutions to the many exploratory challenges the player may face.
How to use Lazulite Shuriken
- Press : Shuriken Throw
Attack by throwing a a sharp, lazulite-edged shuriken. It has a penetrating effect that damages Vitality and Posture even when guarded, but with increased damage. - Hold : Spinning Shuriken Throw
Charges the rotational power of the shuriken before throwing. Hits the enemy multiple times.
Where to find Lazulite Shuriken in Sekiro
- It's an upgrade of the Loaded Shuriken.
- Speak to the Sculptor located at the Dilapidated Temple to unlock a Prosthetic Tool Upgrade.
- Required Upgrade Materials:
- 3000 Sen
- 2x Lapis Lazuli
- 6x Scrap Magnetite
- 6x Lump of Fat Wax
- 3x Lump of Grave Wax
- 5x Adamantite Scrap
Lazulite Shuriken Notes & TIps
- You do not lose access to the previous versions when you upgrade.
- The Prosthetic Tool Upgrades Tree is unlocked after obtaining the Mechanical Barrel.
- Deals 0.85x (0.47x through block) health and 0.33x posture damage, 0.85x and 2.67x to airbone enemies; charged mode: 1x (0.57x through block) and 0.67x.
- Anonymous
This page is missing the cost in yen, all other (lazulite) upgrades do list that.
- Anonymous
- Anonymous
Strangely enough, fully charged attacks with either the Phantom Kunai and the Lazulite Shuriken may perform more or less effectively depending on the enemy and I assume this is the same for their uncharged attacks. In conclusion, this upgrade does not necessarily deal death less efficiently than the Phantom Kunai and, in most cases, the Lazulite Shuriken seems to out-class the Phantom Kunai.
- Anonymous
In my second play through, I used this against the chained ogre mini-boss near the beginning and he cowered in fear like I used the flame vent or something. Unsure if it has a little flame effect or I staggered him.
- Anonymous
I like how it said "These blades do not slow down, even after striking an enemy." Don't know why.
- Anonymous
This is basically gouging top with slightly higher damage. I've never directly benefited from the piercing aspect and only the last hit pierces but it's my go to shuriken. Arguably the most worth lazulite upgrade
- Anonymous
Still does chip damage, but a pretty good amount. 16 charged attacks of these can basically get the Demon of Hatred down to about 60% hp, so they're very useful for dealing damage if you're too far away while he's doing a fire throw attack. Also good if you're just a couple of hits away from depleting a health bar and low on health.
- Anonymous
Does this do extra damage against Demon of Hatred?
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