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The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Arche's Guardian as a Sword with Arche's Guardian Blade and Handle, weight 12.2, and Physical ATK 122. The row identifies it as DLC content.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists La Vendetta as Blunt, using La Vendetta Head and Handle, with weight 17.9 and Physical ATK 132. The row identifies it as DLC content.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Lorenzini Bolt as a Greatsword with Lorenzini Bolt Blade and Handle, weight 16.9, and Physical ATK 123. The row identifies it as DLC content.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Maniac's Pinwheel as a Greatsword with Maniac's Pinwheel Blade and Handle, weight 20.7, and Physical ATK 107. The row identifies it as DLC content.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Puppet of the Future's Welder as a Greatsword with its named Blade and Handle, weight 11.0, and Physical ATK 126. The row identifies it as DLC content.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Silent Evangelists' Mace as Large Blunt, using its named Mace Head and Handle, with weight 14.0 and Physical ATK 125. The row identifies it as DLC content.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Acidic Crystal Spear as a Dagger with Acidic Crystal Spear Blade and Handle, weight 9.0, and Physical ATK 49.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Acidic Great Curved Sword as a Greatsword with its named Blade and Handle, weight 16.8, and Physical ATK 139.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Big Pipe Wrench as Large Blunt, using the Big Pipe Wrench Head and Handle, with weight 23.8 and Physical ATK 156.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Black Steel Cutter as a Greatsword with Black Steel Cutter Blade and Handle, weight 13.5, and Physical ATK 65.
The All Weapon Blades table lists Blind Man's Double-Sided Spear as a Sword blade with durability 84, weight 7.6, Physical ATK 97, Element 0, Fable Charge 391, and Chrg. Pulse Cells 9.75. Its Fable Art, Quick Stab, is a quick forward stab.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Bone-Cutting Saw as a Greatsword with Bone-Cutting Sawblade and Bone-Cutting Handle, weight 20.7, and Physical ATK 152.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Booster Glaive as a Greatsword with Booster Glaive Blade and Handle, weight 16.2, and Physical ATK 130.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Bramble Curved Sword as a Sword with Bramble Curved Sword Blade and Handle, weight 9.6, and Physical ATK 101.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Carcass Crystal Axe as Blunt, with Carcass Crystal Axe Blade and Handle, weight 15.6, and Physical ATK 63.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Circular Electric Chainsaw as Blunt, with Circular Electric Chainsaw Blade and Handle, weight 18.6, and Physical ATK 68.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists City Longspear as a Sword with City Longspear Blade and Handle, weight 14.6, and Physical ATK 107.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Clock Sword as a Sword with Clock Sword Blade and Handle, weight 9.5, and Physical ATK 102.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Coil Mjolnir as Large Blunt, with the Coil Mjolnir Head and Handle, weight 20.7, and Physical ATK 157.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Cursed Knight's Halberd as Blunt, with Cursed Knight's Halberd Blade and Handle, weight 13.9, and Physical ATK 107.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Dancer's Curved Sword as a Greatsword with Dancer's Curved Sword Blade and Handle, weight 11.8, and Physical ATK 113.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Electric Coil Stick as Blunt, using the Electric Coil Stick Head and Handle, with weight 11.7 and Physical ATK 56.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Exploding Pickaxe as Large Blunt with Exploding Pickaxe Blade and Handle, weight 18.1, and Physical ATK 132.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Fire Axe as Blunt with Fire Axe Blade and Handle, weight 11.4, and Physical ATK 111.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Greatsword of Fate as a Greatsword with Greatsword of Fate Blade and Handle, weight 13.8, and Physical ATK 111.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Krat Police Baton as Blunt, with Krat Police Baton Head and Handle, weight 9.9, and Physical ATK 94.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Live Puppet's Axe as a Greatsword with Live Puppet's Axe Blade and Handle, weight 26.3, and Physical ATK 174.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Master Chef's Knife as a Dagger with Master Chef's Knife Blade and Handle, weight 7.0, and Physical ATK 88.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Military Shovel as Blunt with Military Shovel Blade and Handle, weight 13.9, and Physical ATK 119.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Pistol Rock Drill as a Dagger with Pistol Rock Drill Blade and Handle, weight 18.9, and Physical ATK 108.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Puppet's Saber as a sword assembled from the Puppet's Saber Blade and Puppet's Saber Handle. It has weight 9.1 and Physical ATK 100.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Salamander Dagger as a dagger assembled from the Salamander Dagger Blade and Salamander Dagger Handle. It has weight 7.9 and Physical ATK 45.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Spear of Honor as a greatsword assembled from the Spear of Honor Blade and Spear of Honor Handle. It has weight 4.3 and Physical ATK 124.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Tyrant Murderer's Dagger as a dagger assembled from the Tyrant Murderer's Dagger Blade and Tyrant Murderer's Dagger Handle. It has weight 5.9 and Physical ATK 78.
The Normal Weapon Sets table lists Wintry Rapier as a sword assembled from the Wintry Rapier's Blade and Wintry Rapier's Handle. It has weight 6.3 and Physical ATK 98.
In Phase 1, Increase Pulse Cells 1 raises the maximum number of Pulse Cell uses. The listed cost is 2 Quartz.
Decisions are limited to the supplied Fextralife and IGN table headers, samples, counts, and section headings. Weapon samples mark DLC entries; the normal weapon table's heading identifies normal sets, but its full edition composition is not shown. P-Organ phases 1–5 are unlabeled by game cycle; phases 6 and 7 explicitly identify New Game+ and New Game++. No further edition or patch coverage is established.
Counts describe the imported source tables. They do not establish complete coverage of every patch, DLC or upgrade variant. Multiple values remain labeled as listed values when the source does not identify their upgrade levels.
Compare Increase Pulse Cells 1 and 2, which raise the maximum number of uses, with Enhance Pulse Cell Recovery 2, which improves recovery. Choose based on whether capacity or recovery is your concern.
Increase Pulse Cells 1 Increase Pulse Cells 2 Enhance Pulse Cell Recovery 2Link Dodge adds another dodge during a dodge motion; Rising Dodge enables dodging while on the ground. Check which of those situations you want the P-Organ effect to address.
Link Dodge Rising DodgeAdd Amulet Slots 1 and Add Belt Slots 1 expand different equipment spaces. Add Legion Arm Slots 1 is a Phase 5 option; Add Weapon Slots appears in New Game+ Phase 6.
Add Amulet Slots 1 Add Belt Slots 1 Add Legion Arm Slots 1 Add Weapon SlotsChoose a topic to see how it works, where it helps and what to consider.
This Phase 1 node increases the maximum number of Pulse Cell uses. It suits players whose immediate constraint is how many uses they have available.
Understand this choiceLink Dodge enables another dodge in the middle of a dodge motion. Its described effect concerns evasion during that motion.
Understand this choiceThis node increases the time an enemy remains in a Staggerable state. It extends that state’s duration without specifying how much.
Understand this choiceThis Phase 2 node increases the maximum number of Pulse Cell uses. It is a further capacity option, distinct from improving recovery per use.
Understand this choiceThis Phase 2 node increases the number of equippable amulet slots. It addresses a slot limit when you want to equip another amulet.
Understand this choiceRising Dodge enables dodging when on the ground. Its described use is tied to being grounded, unlike Link Dodge’s effect during a dodge motion.
Understand this choiceThis node retains a certain amount of Guard Regain when receiving damage. The source does not quantify how much it retains.
Understand this choiceThis Phase 3 node enhances Pulse Cell recovery. It changes the recovery effect, unlike nodes that increase the maximum number of uses.
Understand this choiceAdd Belt Slots 1 increases the number of equippable belt slots. It addresses a limit on the space available for belt-assigned items.
Understand this choiceA successful Perfect Guard with this Phase 4 node breaks the enemy’s stance. The effect links a defensive action to a stated stance change.
Understand this choiceThis Phase 5 node increases the number of equippable Legion Arm slots. It addresses the limit on how many arm choices can be equipped.
Understand this choiceAdd Weapon Slots increases the number of equippable weapon slots. The supplied guide lists it in Phase 6, which unlocks in New Game+.
Understand this choiceIncrease Pulse Cells raises the maximum number of uses, while Enhance Pulse Cell Recovery changes the recovery effect. Identify which limit you want to address before choosing between them.
The supplied guide places Phase 6 in New Game+ and Phase 7 in New Game++. Do not assume those phase-specific choices are available before those playthroughs.
Rising Dodge is described as enabling dodging on the ground, while Link Dodge adds a dodge during a dodge motion. The supplied passages do not establish further timing or defensive properties.
A focused reference to named P-Organ upgrades and their progression. The supplied evidence covers phases 1–7, with phases 6 and 7 identified as New Game+ and New Game++. The sources do not confirm a current patch version for every listed effect.
Explanations prepared with GPT-6 Luna and checked against the linked references. These are source-reviewed guides. They do not establish independently tested optimal builds or exact upgrade budgets. How coverage works.
