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How to Beat Hua Qianxiao in Phantom Blade Zero

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How to Beat Hua Qianxiao in Phantom Blade Zero

Hamza Haq serves as a writer for the gaming guides and lists department at GameRant, while dabbling in news coverage on the side. Based in Pakistan, he has been writing professionally about games since 2023, though his love for gaming stretches back much further.

A dedicated PC gamer and a firm believer in Keyboard/Mouse supremacy, he will play Tekken with WASD if you let him. Although he is a PC loyalist to the bone, he has a weakness for anything Nintendo. While he mainly enjoys RPGs, he is open to trying new things and exploring different genres, especially indies with cool ideas.

When he’s not bent over a keyboard, he’s reading fantasy novels, discovering obscure podcasts, experimenting with home-brewed coffee concoctions, and trying to convince his dad that his career is, in fact, a real job.

Hua Qianxiao, the Sword Fanatic is a boss in Phantom Blade Zero that players need to defeat in order to unlock The Fanatic’s Broken Blade One-Handed weapon, one of the strongest armaments in the game.

However, defeating Hua Qianxiao can be quite tricky due to his unpredictable drunken sword style and shield barrier. Luckily, there are ways to counter him quite easily. Here’s how.

Players who've preordered Phantom Blade Zero or bought its deluxe edition will recieve some skins and bonus in-game items, here's how to claim them.

Start the fight by using the Dread Axe to pop Hua Qianxiao’s shield that he summons at the very start of the fight. The Dread Axe has the ability to instantly destroy this bubble, which will put Hua Qianxiao into a Guard-Broken stance without any Sha-Chi, allowing you to deal tons of damage.


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