The phantom kunai, which you get late in the game, eventually becomes really helpful, and it’s a great tool to use when you embark on New Game +.
It’s effective even when an enemy blocks. The gouging top lets you hold down the Right Trigger (RT) to charge a more powerful version of the attack that does more damage to an enemy’s health, fills up more of their posture bar (which is crucial), and has a better chance of interrupting their attacks. The shuriken also has some really kick-butt upgrades: the gouging top and the phantom kunai. Oh, Lady Butterfly! Why are you such a pain? It’s one of the most useful in the entire game, by far! The standard shuriken can be used for anything from interrupting a powerful enemy’s attacks (I’m looking at you, Lady Butterfly) so that you can stay on the offensive, to chipping away at a regular baddie’s health from a distance. What Makes It Awesome: While it’s one of the first prosthetics that you get, don’t let that fool you. Costs Spirit Emblems to use. Pull a shuriken loaded into the wheel and launch it at a target in a single, flowing motion. The swiftly thrown shuriken damages enemy Vitality and Posture, particularly against those with a tendency to take to the air.” In-Game Text Description: “A Shuriken Wheel Prosthetic Tool, fitted to the Shinobi Prosthetic. It has the power to defeat some smaller animals in one hit, such as dogs, geckos, and regular monkeys. This is a weapon that shoots ninja stars (shuriken) at enemies. Pretty cool, right? #5: The Loaded Shuriken So here’s a guide on just that, listing the top prosthetics from least to most helpful. Don’t underestimate them! They can completely change your play-through for the better if you know what to get, where to find it, and how to use it. So, if you’re struggling, how do you move on to master the combat and finally beat the game, including all of the tough-as-nails optional bosses? In over a hundred hours of play, I couldn’t even count how many times I’ve died. For me, and for many of my fellow gamers, shadows actually die a lot. Let’s face it - Sekiro:Shadows Die Twice is hard. “Death.” You’ll be seeing this screen a lot.
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