Eleven special weapons are currently obtainable in Slayers 2 on Roblox: five on the Slayer side and six on the Demon side. None of them come from a single shop, and nothing in the game tells you which boss or chest tier holds what. Here is where each one lives.
Quick answer: Every special weapon comes from one of four sources — a boss drop, a Tier 2 or Tier 3 raid chest, a craft at Blacksmith Togane, or a 100,000 Cash Black Market purchase.
All Slayers 2 weapons, rarities, and sources
| Weapon | Side | Rarity | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cutlass | Slayer | Rare | Zuko, Starter Island |
| Spear | Slayer | Epic | Tier 2 raid chests, Butterfly Mansion |
| Shotgun | Slayer | Legendary | Craft, Blacksmith Togane |
| Gauntlet | Slayer | Legendary | Black Market NPC, 100,000 Cash |
| Tanto | Slayer | Legendary | Tier 3 raid chests, Snow Village |
| Claws | Demon | Epic | Kaiden, Bamboo Grove |
| War Fans | Demon | Legendary | Domae, Snow Village |
| Sickles | Demon | Legendary | Hoyuzo, Iceveil Valley |
| Blood Sickles | Demon | Legendary | Gyutaro, cave near Boulder Split |
| Bladed Wagasa | Demon | Legendary | Fujiko, Final Selection Plains |
| Scythe | Demon | Legendary | Tier 3 chests, Snow Island |
Two things worth sorting out before you commit an evening to any of these. Farm slots go fastest when your bag has room, since a full inventory wastes a clear. And the in-game currency shows up as Wen in some menus and Cash in others, so the 100,000 price tag on the Gauntlet is the same pile of money you earn from quests and loot sales.
Boss-drop weapons and where each boss spawns
Six of the eleven weapons are pure boss loot. You kill the boss, you roll the drop, and you repeat until it lands. The bosses below are listed roughly in the order your character will be strong enough to handle them.
Cutlass (Rare) from Zuko on Starter Island
The Cutlass is the first weapon upgrade most players chase after the katanas Raze sells in the opening area. It drops from Zuko, the Starter Island boss you are pointed at by Krue’s level 7 quest, so you can farm it long before Breathing training opens up.
Zuko roams the open wilderness rather than sitting in an instanced arena, so other players can tag him mid-fight. Learn his swing timings on the first couple of clears instead of trading hits, because dying and running back costs more time than a slow, clean kill.
Claws (Epic) from Kaiden in Bamboo Grove
The Epic Claws are the entry-level Demon weapon, and they come from Kaiden, also called The Claw Reaper. He spawns in Bamboo Grove right next to the Mother Bear boss, which makes the trip easy to combine with Tom’s bear quests at levels 13 and 18.
Sickles (Legendary) from Hoyuzo in Iceveil Valley
Hoyuzo sits in Iceveil Valley and drops the Legendary Sickles. This one has a hard gate: you need to be level 50 before farming him is realistic. His guard NPCs are part of the Wagwan quest chain most players grind between 40 and 60, so you will likely be fighting them anyway.
War Fans (Legendary) from Domae in Snow Village
Domae holds the Legendary War Fans and spawns in the village inside the snow region, on the same side of the map as the Iceveil Valley routes. Because the snow area feeds three separate weapons, it is the most efficient place to park once you are strong enough to survive there.
Blood Sickles (Legendary) from Gyutaro near Boulder Split
Gyutaro hides in a cave beside the Boulder Split training ground, near the waterfall area. He drops the Legendary Blood Sickles, which are the natural pick if you rolled Blood Manipulation as your Evil Art.
Bladed Wagasa (Legendary) from Fujiko in Final Selection Plains
Fujiko patrols the Final Selection Plains and drops the Bladed Wagasa at a 0.5% rate, by far the rarest roll on this list. To reach her, head to Mistfall Harbor, cross toward the Butterfly Estate, then take the long bridge south into the plains.
At half a percent, treat the Bladed Wagasa as a long-term project rather than a session goal. Stack it with quests that already send you into the plains instead of running the boss in isolation.
Raid chest weapons: Spear, Tanto, and Scythe
Three weapons never drop from a boss at all. They come out of open-world raid chests, which appear in the client as Sealed Caches with a tier number attached. Tier matters more than location here: opening a stack of leftover Tier 1 caches will never produce a Tier 3 weapon.
- Spear (Epic) — Found in Tier 2 raid chests while running the Butterfly Mansion circuit.
- Tanto (Legendary) — Tier 3 raid chests on the Snow Village raid line.
- Scythe (Legendary) — Tier 3 chests on Snow Island contain this weapon.
The Tier 2 route runs through Bamboo Grove up toward the Mistfall Harbor area, which is the same stretch of map you cross for Butterfly Mansion content. Tier 3 caches sit in the snow, so the Tanto and the Scythe share a farming loop.
These open-world caches are separate from dungeon portal rewards. If a chest you are opening does not display a tier label matching the region you are in, it is not on the loot table you want.
How to craft the Shotgun at Blacksmith Togane
The Legendary Shotgun is the only weapon on this list you build yourself, and it is the one with a timing catch. Its schematic is tied to a Final Selection drop, so the order you do things in matters.
Yagane can turn Crude Iron, also obtained through Final Selection, into special style katanas. Select your Breathing Style before giving him the iron; choosing the wrong one makes the forged blade and its materials useless.
Buying the Gauntlet from the Black Market NPC
The Gauntlet is the one Legendary with no luck attached. The Black Market NPC sells it outright for 100,000 Cash, which is mid-game money rather than something you scrape together in your first hour. Bandit runs, quest turn-ins, and selling loot to Ginzo at Mistfall Harbor are the reliable ways to fund it.
Make sure you are trading with the actual Black Market vendor and not a player-run stall imitating one. Once you own it, test the moveset somewhere safe before taking it into Tier 3 raid territory.
How to confirm you received a weapon
A successful drop or purchase lands directly in your inventory, and the weapon then shows up in the Archives screen with its stats and its listed source. That Archives entry is the fastest way to check whether a kill actually rolled the item or whether the loot window just closed on a material drop.
Rarity labels and chest wording can shift between updates, so if the forge recipe or a cache label in the client disagrees with what you expected, trust the in-game text. The weapon list itself is still growing as the game settles in after launch.
