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Project Slayers 2: How to Change Your Blood Demon Art (Reset Evil Art)

Resetting an Evil Art costs 25 Robux or 2 Ore, and a replacement art comes from Muzan spins or boss orbs.

Resetting an Evil Art costs 25 Robux or 2 Ore, and a replacement art comes from Muzan spins or boss orbs.

Rolling a Blood Demon Art you do not want is common in Project Slayers 2, and the fix is a shop purchase rather than a new character slot. The game keeps demon abilities on their own progression track called Evil Art, and it sells a reset for that track directly in the Shop menu. Once the slot is empty, you roll or apply a new art and start its mastery from scratch.

Quick answer: Open Inventory, switch to the Shop tab, find Reset Evil Art under Resets, and pay 25 Robux or 2 Ore. Then activate a new art from a Muzan spin or an Evil Art Orb.


Demon status is required before any art can be changed

Blood Demon Arts only exist on demon characters, so a human character has nothing to reset. If you are already a demon, skip ahead to the shop steps. If you are not, the path runs through Muzan and takes one in-game night.

Overview00:15Overview
A Blood Demon Art in use before the reset. Shown at 00:15 in OP GAME GUIDES’s video. Image: Ouw Productions

Drop your reputation to -40 to get Muzan’s attention. Killing civilians removes one point per kill, which is slow but safe. Demon Slayers take off a much larger chunk each, roughly nine to thirteen points depending on the slayer, and they gather around Seasons Crossing, the Butterfly Estate, and the snow biome south of the Bear Farm. When your reputation is low enough, an on-screen prompt reading “Find me at nightfall” appears.

Muzan walks around at night and can appear at three villages, so server hopping is normal if he is not present. Check each of these:

  • Snow Village, west of the starting village past the Bear Farm
  • Hidden Mist Village, further west across the raised wooden walkways
  • Mistfall Harbor, north along the main streets
Location 1: Snow Village03:30Location 1: Snow Village
Snow Village, the first of Muzan's three possible night spawns. Shown at 03:30 in Benni’s video. Image: Ouw Productions
Location 2: Hidden Mist Village04:12Location 2: Hidden Mist Village
The entrance passage into Hidden Mist Village, Muzan's second spawn area. Shown at 04:12 in Benni’s video. Image: Ouw Productions

Talking to Muzan with negative reputation hands you the Biwa Bell. Ringing it teleports you to Muzan’s Lair, where he assigns a two-part quest: collect nine Spider Lilies and deliver Dr. Higoshima. The lilies glow in grassy patches around Bamboo Grove at night, and Dr. Higoshima stands near the Thunder Breathing trainer in Hidden Mist Village. Demon Slayers spawn while you carry him, so expect interruptions on the way back.

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The Muzan Quest tracker listing both objectives. Shown at 02:11 in Deepshaken’s video. Image: Ouw Productions

Finishing both objectives rewards Muzan’s Blood. Drink it from your inventory to transform, which unlocks the Demon title, a new appearance, and the Demon Progress track that Blood Demon Arts sit on.

Becoming a Demon04:36Becoming a Demon
Muzan's Blood, consumed from the inventory to become a demon. Shown at 04:36 in Deepshaken’s video. Image: Ouw Productions

Reset Evil Art in the Shop: cost and steps

The reset lives in the same Shop panel as the other stat resets, not at an NPC, so you can buy it anywhere in the world.

Open the side menu and select Inventory. The reset options are not in the main hotbar, so you need the full inventory window.
Switch to the Shop tab inside that window and scroll to the Resets category. This is where breathing, fighting style, race, skill point, and reputation resets are grouped together.
Select Reset Evil Art and confirm the purchase. It costs 25 Robux or 2 Ore, and paying with Ore avoids spending any real currency.
Activate a replacement art. The slot stays empty until you use a spin or an orb, so nothing appears on your bar until that happens.

Resetting wipes the mastery you built on the old art. The new one begins at level one and has to be ground back up through its own skill tree.


Where a replacement Blood Demon Art comes from

Two supply routes fill the empty slot, and they behave differently. Muzan’s spins at the Lair are random, while Evil Art Orbs name the art before you use them.

MethodCostResult
Reset Evil Art (Shop → Resets)25 Robux or 2 OreClears the current art
Muzan spin at the LairSpinsRandom art
Evil Art OrbBoss or chest dropThe specific art the orb names

If you want one particular art, farm the boss that drops its orb rather than spinning. Spins can land on anything, including arts like Obi Manipulation or Shockwave that you may have just paid to remove.

Boss locations and the arts they drop

BossLocationArt
HoyuzoCave in Bamboo GroveSickles
YahariBamboo Grove, at nightArrow
SumariBamboo Grove, across the bridge past YahariTemari
DataiCave by the waterfall near Windy PeakObi Manipulation
GyutaiSame cave near Windy PeakBlood Manipulation
DomaeIceveil Valley, between the village housesIce
AkazoSecluded opening in the WildernessShockwave
NezuraFinal Selection Plains, past Butterfly EstateBlood Rupture

Domae and Akazo both sit deep in snowy terrain and expect a higher level than the Bamboo Grove group, so they are poor first targets on a fresh demon. Chests can also produce Evil Art Orbs, which makes them worth opening while you travel between spawns.


Activate the new art and confirm the change worked

Using an orb or claiming a spin result does not immediately give you attacks. It starts that art’s Core Training questline, which is a short set of workouts such as pushups, squats, boulder pushing, boulder splitting, and defeating Mizunoto Demon Slayers. The Butterfly Estate is the usual place to knock out the exercise objectives.

Do not leave the server while a training quest is active. Quest progress is lost when you swap servers mid-questline, and you have to run the workouts again.

Finishing Core Training unlocks the Demon Core node, after which the art’s moves become purchasable in the Skill Tree as your mastery climbs. Open the Skill Tree to see the new branch and spend points on the first ability.

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The Skill Tree, where the replacement art's nodes appear after the reset. Shown at 00:51 in OP GAME GUIDES’s video. Image: Ouw Productions

Two checks confirm the swap. The Skill Tree should show the new art’s branch instead of the old one, and your fist mastery entry should list the new art as the equipped Blood Demon Art. Firing the first unlocked move, such as a Cryokinesis attack, settles it visually.

From there it is a mastery grind like any other, with new nodes opening as the art levels. Reputation and race resets sit in the same Resets list if you later want to walk the demon path back the other way, and the Black Amigasa straw hat from Elara in Mistfall Village costs 10,000 Wen if sunlight is cutting your farming sessions short.