Jujutsu Zero has added four new weapons: Shattered Cloud, Hanoyagi, Autumn Blade, and Celestial Spear. Two of them can be crafted through the Weapons Master questline, while the others are tied to the weapon banner.
If you are specifically after Shattered Cloud or Hanoyagi, you have a little more control over the process because you can farm their crafting materials instead of relying entirely on weapon summons. Both require the same materials, so you can farm first and decide which weapon fits your build better.
In this guide, I’ll walk you through the Weapons Master questline, where to get Godspark and Divine Steel, how the weapon banner works, and what each Shattered Cloud and Hanoyagi skill does.
How to Get Shattered Cloud and Hanoyagi in Jujutsu Zero
| Weapon | How to Obtain |
|---|---|
| Shattered Cloud | Weapons Master quest or Weapon Banner |
| Hanoyagi | Weapons Master quest or Weapon Banner |
| Autumn Blade | Weapon Banner |
| Celestial Spear | Weapon Banner |
The important difference is that Shattered Cloud and Hanoyagi have a guaranteed crafting route. Autumn Blade and Celestial Spear do not have a crafting quest in this progression and must be obtained from the weapon banner.
Shattered Cloud is also the dagger-style version of Playful Cloud, while Autumn Blade and Celestial Spear act as non-limited alternatives to Summer Blade and Zenith Spear.
Weapons Master Quest Requirements
To start the crafting questline, you need to be Level 7,000.
Once you reach that level, find the Weapons Master NPC and start the first quest:
Prove Your Strength
The first quest requires you to defeat the Weapons Master in single combat.
This fight works differently from a normal boss fight. The Weapons Master has 6,000 base HP and takes base damage, meaning your usual damage numbers will not carry over in the same way.
So, if your normal build hits for millions or even billions, don’t expect those numbers here.
If you are using a Sorcery Heavenly Restriction build, your Domain can make this fight easier, so take advantage of it if your current setup allows you to use one.
Once you defeat the Weapons Master, return to the NPC to unlock the weapon forging quests.
Shattered Cloud and Hanoyagi Crafting Requirements
There are two separate weapon exchanges available after completing the initial quest.
| Weapon | Quest | Godspark | Divine Steel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shattered Cloud | Forge the Playful Cloud | 5 | 10 |
| Hanoyagi | Forge the Hanoyagi | 5 | 10 |
| Both weapons | Total | 10 | 20 |
The naming of the first quest can be slightly confusing because Forge the Playful Cloud actually rewards the new Shattered Cloud weapon.
For either weapon, the requirement is:
- 5 Godspark
- 10 Divine Steel
You do not need enough materials for both weapons before making your first exchange. If you only want Shattered Cloud, you can stop farming once you have 5 Godspark and 10 Divine Steel.
After crafting one weapon, you need another 5 Godspark and 10 Divine Steel if you want the other.
Important: The Exchanges Are One-Time Only
Each forging exchange can only be completed once.
That means you can craft:
- 1 Shattered Cloud
- 1 Hanoyagi
But you cannot repeatedly use the same quest to create additional copies.
Because the exchange is permanent, make sure you actually want the weapon before spending your materials.
How to Get Godspark and Divine Steel
Both crafting materials come from Awakening Crates, which you obtain by completing the Tsurugi Raid.
The raid has three difficulty levels:
| Difficulty | Required Level |
|---|---|
| Easy | 5,000 |
| Normal | 7,000 |
| Hard | 9,000 |
This gives you an important advantage: you can start farming the weapon materials before unlocking the Weapons Master quests.
If you’re between Level 5,000 and 7,000, you can already run Easy difficulty and save the materials. Once you reach Level 7,000, you may already have some of what you need.
Awakening Crate Drop Rates
The two main weapon materials have different drop rates.
| Material | Drop Chance |
|---|---|
| Divine Steel | 1.8% / 8% |
| Godspark | 0.5% |
Godspark is the rarer material, so expect it to take longer to collect.
You may end up with 10 Divine Steel while still missing several Godsparks for your first weapon. Because these materials depend heavily on crate luck, keep farming consistently rather than expecting to complete the requirement in only a few runs.
Which Tsurugi Difficulty Should You Farm?
The best difficulty is the one you can complete consistently.
There is not much value in repeatedly attempting a harder raid if you are taking too long or failing runs. A faster and more reliable difficulty lets you keep earning Awakening Crates without wasting time.
You can also get additional Awakening gear from these same crates, so every run has a chance to give you something useful.
Don’t Forget the Heavenly Restriction Materials
Godspark and Divine Steel are also used for the new sixth Physical Heavenly Restriction node.
If you’re working toward that upgrade while farming your weapon, remember that the materials you need for your weapon should be counted separately from the materials you plan to spend on the Heavenly Restriction node.
This can save you from accidentally using materials you were keeping for a weapon.
How to Craft Shattered Cloud
Once you have:
- 5 Godspark
- 10 Divine Steel
- Level 7,000
- Completed Prove Your Strength
Return to the Weapons Master and select:
Forge the Playful Cloud
Despite the quest name, this exchange rewards Shattered Cloud.
After completing the exchange, the weapon is yours.
How to Craft Hanoyagi
For Hanoyagi, you need another:
- 5 Godspark
- 10 Divine Steel
Return to the Weapons Master and select:
Forge the Hanoyagi
This exchange rewards the Hanoyagi weapon.
Remember that this exchange is also one-time only.
How to Get Autumn Blade and Celestial Spear
If you’re looking for Autumn Blade or Celestial Spear, you need to use the Weapon Banner.
Open the Summon menu and use the banner selection option to choose the weapon banner.
Weapon summons require Cursed Crystals, so check the available weapons and their displayed drop chances before spending your crystals.
The banner is also another way to obtain:
- Shattered Cloud
- Hanoyagi
- Autumn Blade
- Celestial Spear
So you can work toward the crafting route while also using your banner summons.
Autumn Blade and Celestial Spear
Autumn Blade and Celestial Spear serve as non-limited alternatives to two previous weapons.
- Autumn Blade — non-limited alternative to Summer Blade
- Celestial Spear — non-limited alternative to Zenith Spear
If you missed the original limited versions, these give you another weapon option to work toward through the weapon banner.
Shattered Cloud Stats and Skills
Shattered Cloud is a Disaster-grade weapon and a dagger variant of Playful Cloud.
At its base level, it provides:
- 15 Flat Attack
- 15% Attack
When fully upgraded to Level 100 and Rank 5, its stats become:
- 163.5 Flat Attack
- 163% Attack
- 60 Crit Rate
- 240 Crit Damage
The weapon therefore gives you a strong combination of offensive stats alongside its active skills.
Razor Chain — R
Razor Chain moves you in the direction you’re looking, or toward the nearest enemy within range.
It performs three slashes during the attack.
Because the movement is built into the skill, pay attention to your positioning before activating it. You can use it to close distance while attacking an enemy.
Shred — F
Shred pulls enemies within range toward you and follows up with multiple slashes.
This becomes particularly useful when several enemies are close together because you can pull them into one area and hit multiple targets with the same attack.
Flesh Grinder — C
Flesh Grinder either moves you toward the nearest enemy or pulls that enemy toward you depending on the distance.
It then follows up with repeated stabbing attacks.
This makes the skill useful for both engaging enemies and keeping pressure on a target.
Overkill — X
Overkill is a cutting attack that performs multiple slash attacks.
Together, Shattered Cloud’s four skills give it a mixture of:
- Movement
- Enemy pulling
- Area damage
- Repeated attacks
- Multiple slash attacks
Combined with its attack, Crit Rate, and Crit Damage bonuses, the weapon is built around aggressive close-range combat.
Hanoyagi Stats and Skills
Hanoyagi is also a Disaster-grade weapon, but its stat profile is noticeably different from Shattered Cloud.
At base level, it provides:
- 12 Flat Attack
- 3% Cooldown Reduction
At Level 100 and Rank 5, it reaches:
- 130.8 Flat Attack
- 33% Cooldown Reduction
- 300% Attack
- 300 Crit Damage
Unlike Shattered Cloud, Hanoyagi focuses more heavily on cooldown reduction while still giving you major offensive bonuses.
Off to Cut — R
Off to Cut performs a forward slash followed by a burst of cursed energy that deals additional damage.
Steel Tempest — F
Steel Tempest moves you in the direction you’re facing or toward the nearest enemy within range.
It then performs repeated slashes.
This gives Hanoyagi another gap-closing attack that can be useful when fighting mobile targets.
Returning Blade — C
Returning Blade pulls a nearby enemy toward you and follows with a sequence of repeated slashes.
The pull makes it easier to keep an enemy within your attack range.
Final Severance — X
Final Severance pulls in a nearby enemy and follows with a large area burst that deals damage.
This gives Hanoyagi another useful option when enemies are grouped together.
Maculation — Z
Maculation is Hanoyagi’s fifth skill and acts as a character buff.
Don’t forget about this skill when testing the weapon. Hanoyagi has four offensive abilities, but the Z skill is part of the weapon’s overall kit and should be used alongside the attack skills.
Shattered Cloud vs Hanoyagi
Both weapons require exactly the same crafting materials, so your decision should come down to how you want to play.
| Feature | Shattered Cloud | Hanoyagi |
|---|---|---|
| Base Flat Attack | 15 | 12 |
| Base Main Bonus | 15% Attack | 3% Cooldown Reduction |
| Max Flat Attack | 163.5 | 130.8 |
| Max Main Bonus | 163% Attack | 33% Cooldown Reduction |
| Extra Stats | 60 Crit Rate, 240 Crit Damage | 300% Attack, 300 Crit Damage |
| Skills | 4 | 5 |
| Main Strength | Attack + Crit | Cooldown + Attack |
| Clan Synergy | Toji, Zening | Toji, Zening |
Shattered Cloud gives you extra Crit Rate, while Hanoyagi combines Cooldown Reduction with substantial Attack and Crit Damage bonuses.
Since the crafting cost is identical, you can farm the materials first and make your decision once you have enough for an exchange.
Toji and Zening Clan Synergy
Both Shattered Cloud and Hanoyagi have synergy with the Toji and Zening clans.
If you already have one of these clans, keep that in mind when putting together your weapon build.
Your clan and weapon choices can work together, so don’t choose purely based on the weapon’s name or appearance. Look at the stats and skills alongside the rest of your build.
Awakening Gear From the Same Raid
The Tsurugi Raid is useful for more than just Godspark and Divine Steel.
The Awakening Crates can also give you pieces from the Awakening gear set, including:
- Heavenly Burden
- Chain Breaker
- Sovereign
These pieces are designed around Physical Heavenly Restriction builds.
Some of the listed drop chances include:
| Gear | Drop Chance |
|---|---|
| Chain Breaker | 1.8% |
| Sovereign | 0.4% |
So even if you’re still missing weapon materials, continue checking your crate rewards. You may pick up useful gear for your build along the way.
Best Way to Farm the New Weapons
If you’re starting from scratch, I recommend approaching the process in this order:
1. Reach Level 5,000
Once you reach Level 5,000, you can enter the Easy Tsurugi Raid.
Start farming Awakening Crates immediately rather than waiting until Level 7,000.
2. Save Your Godspark and Divine Steel
Don’t spend the materials randomly if your goal is one of the new crafted weapons.
For your first weapon, you need:
5 Godspark + 10 Divine Steel
3. Reach Level 7,000
At Level 7,000, you can start the Weapons Master questline.
Complete Prove Your Strength by defeating the Weapons Master in single combat.
4. Choose Your Weapon
Once you have the required materials, decide between:
Shattered Cloud if you prefer its attack and Crit Rate-focused setup.
Hanoyagi if you prefer Cooldown Reduction alongside its Attack and Crit Damage bonuses.
5. Farm Another Set for the Second Weapon
If you want both weapons, farm another:
5 Godspark + 10 Divine Steel
Then complete the second one-time forging exchange.
Shattered Cloud and Hanoyagi are both worth working toward if you’re looking for new high-end weapon options in Jujutsu Zero. The biggest advantage of these two weapons is that you aren’t completely dependent on banner luck because the Weapons Master questline gives you a direct crafting path.
The main grind is getting Godspark and Divine Steel from Awakening Crates, with Godspark being the rarer material. Starting the Tsurugi Raid as soon as you reach Level 5,000 can save you time later because you’ll already be building your material stockpile before unlocking the Weapons Master quests.
If you only want one weapon, farm your five Godsparks and 10 Divine Steel first, then choose based on the playstyle you prefer. If you want both, remember that you’ll need a total of 10 Godspark and 20 Divine Steel, and both forging exchanges can only be used once.
For Autumn Blade and Celestial Spear, skip the crafting route and focus on the Weapon Banner instead. Shattered Cloud and Hanoyagi can also appear there, giving you another way to obtain them while spending your Cursed Crystals.