Gaming How-To

Rock Fruit: How to Get the Cid Kagenou Shadow Weapon

Everything you need to upgrade Cid V1 into Cid V2, from Blade Shadow drops to the brutal Blood of Shadow craft.

Everything you need to upgrade Cid V1 into Cid V2, from Blade Shadow drops to the brutal Blood of Shadow craft.

Cid Kagenou V2 is the Shadow-themed spec added in the Red Dungeon update for Rock Fruit, and it sits among the strongest weapons in the game. It is also one of the hardest to unlock. The upgrade is gated behind rare drops and a low-odds craft, so the path matters more than raw luck.

Quick answer: Own Cid V1 first, then go to Event Island and hand over one Blade Shadow and one Blood of Shadow to complete the upgrade to Cid V2.

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What you need before upgrading to Cid V2

You cannot skip straight to V2. Cid V1 is a hard requirement, and the upgrade itself is handled at Event Island, the area marked by the large rainbow and the rainbow-colored buildings and trees. Bring both upgrade items with you before talking to the NPC there.

RequirementHow to get it
Cid V1Must already be unlocked; it is the base for the V2 upgrade
Blade ShadowChest or dungeon rewards, or farm the new island’s mobs at a 0.3% drop rate
Blood of ShadowCrafted item with a 5% success rate per attempt

Note: Hold onto these materials. It is easy to trade away items that turn out to be far more valuable than they first appear, so avoid parting with anything Shadow-related until Cid V2 is finished.


How to get Blade Shadow

Blade Shadow comes down to luck. It appears as a random drop from chests and dungeon rewards, or from farming mobs on the new island. The mob drop rate is only 0.3%, which means long farming sessions before one appears. There is no guaranteed method, so expect to grind unless a chest rolls in your favor early.

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How to craft Blood of Shadow

Blood of Shadow is the harder half of the upgrade. It is a craft with a 5% success rate, so on average you will fail roughly 19 times before a single craft succeeds. Each attempt consumes the same set of materials, which is what makes this step so demanding.

Crafting materialWhere to find it
Orb AtomicFound in chests
Glass TubeFound in chests
Orb BloodRed Dungeon Shop for 30 dungeon points each, or a rare Iris Boss drop

Orb Atomic and Glass Tube are the easy pieces since both drop from chests. Orb Blood is the bottleneck. Buying it from the Red Dungeon Shop is the reliable route at 30 dungeon points per orb, while farming the Iris Boss for it is possible but has very low odds.

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Planning the grind

Because the craft can fail so often, it helps to stockpile materials before you start rolling. To reach a near-guaranteed success rate through repeated attempts, plan for about 10 Orb Atomic, 10 Glass Tubes, and 10 Orb Blood.

Buying those 10 Orb Blood costs 300 dungeon points, which works out to roughly 25 or more hours of straight Red Dungeon runs to accumulate. If an early craft succeeds, you save a huge amount of time. If it does not, this is where most of the effort goes.


Completing the upgrade

Confirm Cid V1 is equipped or in your inventory. Without it, the Event Island NPC has nothing to upgrade.
Travel to Event Island, identified by the rainbow and the colorful buildings and trees, and locate the Cid V2 upgrade NPC.
Turn in one Blade Shadow and one Blood of Shadow. Once both items are accepted, Cid V1 becomes Cid V2 and the new moveset unlocks in your kit.
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Cid V2 moveset and payoff

The reward for finishing the grind is a spec that dominates both bosses and PvP. Its basic attacks are fast and smooth, and its kit combines a spammable strike, a full time stop, and a one-shot finisher. In the Red Dungeon it can one-shot the Aegis boss and even the Gojo boss.

KeyMoveNotes
ZQuick StrikeDecent range and damage on a 2-second cooldown, easy to spam
XTime StopStops time for 10 seconds, strong in both PvP and boss fights
CAtomic SlashStandard AoE attack on a 20-second cooldown
VCutscene AttackHigh damage with one of the game’s best-looking cutscenes
FOne-shot finisherShort cooldown, can one-shot bosses and players

The F move is the single reason the grind is worth it, since its short cooldown and massive damage make it borderline broken against the strongest bosses. The main downsides are the punishing farm for Orb Blood and a C move that feels underwhelming next to the rest of the kit. If you can survive the material grind, Cid V2 is one of the most powerful weapons Rock Fruit currently offers.