Quick answer: Bi Feng, Giant Saber Commander fights at the Commander’s Platform in the Mountain of Imprisonment with 135,180 health on Pathbreaker. His attacks are wide sweeps, a leaping slam that scatters rocks, an extended thrust, a full-body spinning sweep, and a grab telegraphed by a red flash.
Where the Bi Feng fight is in the Mountain of Imprisonment
Bi Feng stands at the Commander’s Platform beside an enormous, ancient tree decorated with red ribbons. The closest bell on the map is The Lady’s Path. For details on using bells, see the Phantom Blade Zero bells page.
The opening scene plays at the tree. Soul gazes up at the ribbons as Bi Feng rises into view wearing a broad straw hat and pale, skull-like mask, then balances the serrated saber across his hands.
When the scene finishes, the Bi Feng, Giant Saber Commander boss bar appears at the top of the screen to mark the start of the fight.
The arena is the open floor of the platform. The fight uses all of it, so you will pass these spots along the way:
- A small shrine sits within the trunk of the tree decorated with red ribbons
- A wooden hall
- A watchtower
- Broken fences, crates and walls
Bi Feng’s attacks and moveset
The names below simply describe what each attack looks like. They are not in-game names.
| Attack | What you see | Reach |
|---|---|---|
| Wide saber sweep | Broad arc trail in front | Close to mid range |
| Leaping slam | High jump, rock spikes, red streak | Landing spot |
| Flung debris | Rocks and wreckage thrown | Toward you |
| Long thrust | Low lunge, long white trail | Mid range |
| Spinning sweep | Low full-circle spin | All around him |
| Red flash into grab | Red flash, then a seize | On you |
| Close combos | Chained swings, sparks | Close range |
The wide sweep is a single big one-handed swing. It leaves a broad arc in front of him.
At the top of his jump, he plunges the saber into the ground. The impact sends up earth and rock spikes beneath a tall red streak, while chunks of stone arc around his landing point.
His other heavy attacks also rip up the floor and send rocks and pieces of wood toward you.
The long thrust is a low lunge with a white trail that covers mid range quickly.
The spinning sweep sends the saber in a full circle close to the ground, which covers every side of him at once.
The grab has a clear tell: a red flash appears on Bi Feng before he seizes Soul, lifts him with the saber raised, and slams him to the ground.
At close range, he can also string together several saber strikes, with sparks flying when the blades clash.
Tips for fighting Bi Feng
Give the leaping slam a moment after it lands. Rocks keep flying around the impact point briefly.
Be mindful of his attack distance. His sweeps, extended thrust, and circular sweep travel far beyond a close-range gap.
Stay aware of the area around you as the battle carries across the platform, past the hall, watchtower, and red-ribbon tree. Fences, crates, and walls are often close by as you move.
Who Bi Feng is
In the side tale The Broad Saber, Bi Feng is identified as the Old Commander. A Wulin fighter held in a cage says he once used his heavy saber to clear sixty-four bandit camps. The opponent on the platform has since become a corrupted Maskwalker.
