Whiteshadow Phantom Blade Zero: Location and Stats

What Are the Whiteshadow Stats and Weapon Type?

Whiteshadow is a two-handed main weapon with starting damage of 308 and starting status effects of 144. Game8 lists those values, while the Fextralife Phantom Blade Zero Wiki calls it an ice weapon. The Whiteshadow Phantom Blade Zero entry also fits the wider weapons guide and Sanguine weapon page.

Whiteshadow’s attacks inflict Chill and build the enemy’s Frozen Gauge; filling the gauge freezes the enemy. The Game8 page describes that effect for hits, and the Fextralife page also says that Whiteshadow attacks build the gauge. The All Things How fan site describes a Frost main weapon that builds the Frozen Gauge on every hit, even through blocks.

The listed damage and status effects give you two concrete values to compare when considering this weapon. Its Chill effect adds a separate combat detail: attacks build the Frozen Gauge, and a full gauge freezes the enemy. Read those values together with the weapon’s two-handed ice type to get a concise picture of its stated profile, without treating the status value as a damage figure.

How to Get Whiteshadow

Whiteshadow is obtained by defeating Blizzard Blademaster in the Meigu Lake Region. Fextralife places it at Mountain of Imprisonment after the fight, while All Things How locates it near the Whiteshadow’s Fall bell in Meigu Lake. Both descriptions point to the same boss and region; the locations guide can help you browse other named areas.

The route descriptions give you a boss condition and a nearby landmark to follow. Head to Meigu Lake, look for Whiteshadow’s Fall and its bell, then defeat Blizzard Blademaster. The location is described as being nearby after the fight, while another listing names Mountain of Imprisonment as the pickup area. These details connect the weapon to the same boss encounter and give you two location names to recognize.

• Go to Meigu Lake, in the Meigu Lake Region.
• Find the route to Whiteshadow’s Fall and the nearby bell.
• Defeat Blizzard Blademaster.
• Collect Whiteshadow at the location after the fight.

How Does Whiteshadow’s Chill Effect Work?

Whiteshadow’s Chill effect builds the enemy’s Frozen Gauge, and filling the gauge freezes the enemy. Hits contribute to a freeze, and All Things How says the Frost weapon builds the gauge with every hit, even through blocks. Its Frozen art also applies Chill and builds the gauge.

That effect gives the weapon a clear sequence: hits apply Chill, the Frozen Gauge builds, and filling the gauge freezes the enemy. All Things How also describes gauge buildup through blocks, so the effect is tied to hits even when an attack is blocked. The Frozen art is described as applying Chill and adding to the same gauge, keeping the effect centered on freezing rather than on a separate status mechanic.

Our Take on Whiteshadow’s Frozen Gauge

Whiteshadow has a clear profile: a two-handed ice weapon with 308 damage, 144 status effects, and a Chill effect that can freeze an enemy once its gauge fills. The location descriptions point to Meigu Lake, the Whiteshadow’s Fall bell, and the Blizzard Blademaster fight. Those details help you plan the pickup and understand the weapon’s stated effect.

For a focused route, look for the named bell and boss in Meigu Lake, then use the Frozen Gauge description to understand what the weapon’s Chill hits do. All Things How adds that hits build the gauge even through blocks. The bosses guide provides a broader index for boss pages, while the builds guide covers the site’s build topics.

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