Lion Dance Grandmasters Phantom Blade Zero: Lion Dance Grandmasters Final Dance

Where Is the Final Dance Boss Located?

The Lion Dance Grandmasters Phantom Blade Zero fight sits in Pangzhen and runs in two phases. The Final Dance adds rising fire pillars, summoned lion dancers, ranged fireballs, and a unique execution mechanic, while water splashed from vats cuts the Grandmaster's fire damage. This quick table keeps the sourced boss fields together for a fast check before the fight.

How to Beat Lion Dance Grandmaster's Final Dance

The Final Dance is beatable by turning the first phase into a checkpoint lesson and then reading the named attack openings. Defeating the first phase creates a checkpoint, so a loss in the Final Dance restarts at phase two, according to Mobalytics. Use that restart to learn the fireball and fire-pillar timing without replaying the opening sequence.

The Grandmaster's visible moves mix fire breath, fireballs, a chainsaw, and blades on the dancers' shoes, as the phantombladezero.vi.ki fan site describes. Water splashed from vats cuts the fire damage, so the water is the clearest opening named for the fight. During the Final Dance, Flame jumps onto rising fire pillars; clear the summoned lion dancers, then execute the final Ho-Ho when ordinary attacks stop reducing its health.

• Track Flame when he leaps into the air; dodge as he comes down because the impact is delayed, as Mobalytics notes.
• In the Final Dance, hop across poles and fire a small cannon at the boss, as GamesRadar reports.
• Keep attention on the moment ordinary attacks stop reducing health; that is the cue for the final Ho-Ho after the summoned dancers are clear.

What Is the Lion Dance Grandmaster's Final Dance Weakness?

The Lion Dance Grandmasters Phantom Blade Zero weakness is water: water splashed from vats cuts the Grandmaster's fire damage, according to the phantombladezero.vi.ki fan site. The fight centers on recognizing when you can safely attack the Grandmaster, as Mobalytics notes, so the opening is the readable attack gap. Use the table below to match each named opening with its source.

What Does the Final Dance Drop?

The Dormant Flaming Mane is the reward for beating the Grandmaster, according to All Things How. GamesRadar also reports that the fight rewards the dormant Flaming Mane. The boss guide lists Flaming Mane as a drop from Flame, the Lion Dance Grandmaster, on the pbzero.wiki fan site, so the reward name appears with both the dormant and shorter forms.

What Do the Game Details Add to the Fight?

The game details add release and review context: the Steam store page lists Phantom Blade Zero as an action RPG from S-GAME Studio and S-GAME Publishing, released on 28 Oct, 2026 at S$69.90, with 92% of 8,842 English reviews positive.

Those details frame the action-RPG release; the Final Dance details stay on the two phases, named attacks, water-vat opening, and Dormant Flaming Mane drop. The numeric table collects the sourced values.

Our take on the Final Dance

The settled part of the Lion Dance Grandmasters Phantom Blade Zero fight is the two-phase structure and the water-vat answer to fire damage. Mobalytics gives the clearest phase-two sequence, GamesRadar adds the pole-and-cannon step, and All Things How confirms the Dormant Flaming Mane reward.

The safer read is to watch the attack gaps and keep the water-vat opening in mind instead of forcing extra risks. Nearby preparation pages include Bosses for encounter comparisons, Weapons for the weapon index, and Phantom Edges for the combat move list. These pages support the same action-RPG structure that the Steam store page describes, and they keep the Final Dance advice separate from the wider boss catalog. Use them when you want to check a weapon or move without leaving the boss route.

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Phantom Blade Zero - Flame, The Lion Dance Grandmaster's Final Dance Boss Fight — YouTube

Phantom Blade Zero | The Lion Dance Grandmaster's Final Dance boss fight — YouTube

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