Prosthetic Tools are special Equipment in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. These are found throughout the world, and can be equipped into the Prosthetic Arm and used during combat and exploration alongside the primary weapon, the Kusabimaru.
These weapons, varying from Shuriken (throwing stars) to the Flame Vent and the Loaded Axe, are equipped via the Prosthetic Arm and can be swapped out on the fly, allowing for creative and innovative combat solutions to complement the Shinobi's use of the Katana.
They are installed by visiting the Sculptor in the Dilapidated Temple after their base item is acquired. The Prosthetic Tools can also be upgraded with the Sculptor, as long the proper materials are handed.
Prosthetic Tools in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
Loaded Shuriken
A small yet deadly ranged weapon, 'shuriken' translates literally as 'hidden hand blade'.
- Upgrades: Spinning Shuriken, Phantom Kunai, Gouging Top, Sen Throw, Lazulite Shuriken
- Click here to learn more about how to use Loaded Shuriken in Sekiro.
Flame Vent
A device that spills a wave of fire, attacking enemies and leaving your weapon coated in fire.
- Upgrades: Spring-load Flame Vent, Okinaga's Flame Vent, Lazulite Sacred Flame
- Click here to learn more about how to use the Flame Vent in Sekiro.
Loaded Axe
A heavy axe that deals punishing blows capable of completely breaking wooden shields, and an enemy's guard.
- Upgrades: Spring-load Axe, Sparking Axe, Lazulite Axe
- Click here to learn more about how to use the Loaded Axe in Sekiro.
Shinobi Firecracker
A Prosthetic tool fitted with Robert's Firecrackers that unleashes an explosive flash.
- Upgrades: Spring-load Firecracker, Long Spark, Purple Fume Spark
- Click here to learn more about how to use the Shinobi Firecracker in Sekiro.
Loaded Spear
A Prosthetic tool fitted with Gyoubu's Broken Horn that unleashes far-reaching thrust attacks and drags enemies towards the wielder.
- Upgrades: Loaded Spear Thrust Type, Loaded Spear Cleave Type, Spiral Spear, Leaping Flame
- Click here to learn more about how to use the Loaded Spear in Sekiro.
Mist Raven
A Prosthetic Tool loaded with the feather of a Mist Raven.
- Upgrades: Aged Feather Mist Raven, Great Feather Mist Raven,
- Click here to learn more about how to use the Mist Raven in Sekiro.
Loaded Umbrella
A Prothetic Tool created by fitting an indestructible Iron-ribbed Umbrella to the Arm. Costs spirit emblems to use.
- Upgrades: Loaded Umbrella - Magnet, Phoenix's Lilac Umbrella, Suzaku's Lotus Umbrella
- Click here to learn more about how to use the Loaded Umbrella in Sekiro.
Sabimaru
A Prosthetic Tool made with the blade Sabimaru, allowing for a quick series of attacks together with the sword.
- Upgrades: Improved Sabimaru, Piercing Sabimaru, Lazulite Sabimaru
- Click here to learn more about how to use the Sabimaru in Sekiro.
Divine Abduction
A Prosthetic Tool loaded with a large fan. Costs Spirit Emblems to use.
- Upgrades: Double Divine Abduction, Golden Vortex
- Click here to learn more about how to use the Divine Abduction in Sekiro.
Finger Whistle
A Prosthetic Tool created by fitting a slender finger to the Prosthetic
- Upgrades: Mountain Echo, Malcontent
- Click here to learn more about how to use the Finger Whistle in Sekiro.
AnonymousIf I had to pick only three for the whole journey, probably lazulite shuriken, long-spark fire crackers and purple umbrella. Shuriken is great for picking off enemies or (with chasing slice) zooming over to a boss, long-spark firecrackers give me some breathing room and the umbrella with projected force is pretty much free divine confetti+avoid terror&grabs.
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I always forget to use prosthetic tools during a boss fight, and since I use ichimonji double, I always finish with 16-20 spirit emblems
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Also, it's pretty redundant that we still have access to older versions of prosthetics. It makes sense for the spear & umbrella, since they have unique executions/effects that can't be easily stacked. Easy fix for that is this. Keep Suzaku & Lilac separate, unless it's OP to merge them. As for the spear, instead of relying on full charge, a single press would be the normal thrust, press & hold the analog forward for spiral thrust, and press & hold back on the analog to use the cleave attack. As for the kunai, it would be a separate tool from the shuriken as well.
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The tools we got now have always been good, but I wish FS added a few more ideas into them. A different move for aerial prosthetics (& combat arts too) would have been great.
And just throwing my idea in, prosthetic combos. There could have been a mist raven shuriken combo, where you have to equip gouging top & mist raven. Normal throws are just regular shuriken, about as strong as gouging top, but charged attacks cost 2SP, & will throw the shuriken close to the boss, which you can teleport to. On the other hand, if you use mist raven and follow up, you can use shuriken which will deal twice the damage, then follow up with chasing slice as usual. So basically Mist Raven will power up any offensive tool you use after.
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my prosthetic tools is just locked so i can't add any tools to, how to unlocked it ?
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It would be nice if this pages displays which module takes which place in the graph chart for all the modules, because i searc a specific one that i need for upgrading, and don't know which it is.
- Anonymous
DLC better has a prosthetic that inflicts Lightning. That is the only "status abnormality" the other tools haven't had That and Moonlight Odachi. Tomoe better wields it or drops it.
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Phantom Kunai is another Prosthetic Tool, purchasable from "Patches Vendor" if you do his questline involving the needs of Samurai in Ashina.
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The last Prosthetic Tool is the Finger Whistle, which is obtained after defeating the guardian ape in Sunken Valley Passage.
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There is also a prosthetic called divine abduction which is not on here
- Anonymous
prosthetics alone give the combat so much freedom and have me be so imaginative, like people will argue that the gameplay is bland because tHerEs oNly oNe WeaPon, but that doesn’t matter cause every build in like every souls game plays the same, 2 or 3 hits with a dex build will do the same amount of damage, as a strength build doing 1 hit in the window of opportunity for a boss, just cause theres a lot of weapons in ds3 doesnt mean ill have a completely different combat experience each playthru like people say, watch 1 ongbal video and you’ll see how creative and imaginative u can be in sekiro compared to like every souls game, and obviously its gonna have very few weapons its not a rpg
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