Quick Guide
- Nichirin colors in Demonfall are now purely cosmetic; past buffs have been removed.
- Reroll your Nichirin's color by speaking to Kato for Yen or Robux.
- Obtain your first Slayer Nichirin after completing Final Selection.
- Craft specialized Nichirins like Kamado or Elemental blades using specific materials.
- Some unique Nichirins are automatically acquired with certain Breathing Styles.
In the dangerous world of Demonfall Roblox, your Nichirin blade is more than just a weapon—it's a reflection of your prowess and a vital tool in your fight against demons. From its unique color to its potent buffs, understanding your Nichirin is crucial for any aspiring Slayer. This guide delves into Demonfall Roblox Nichirin colors, how to obtain and customize your blade, and the distinct advantages various Nichirin types offer.
The Significance of Nichirin Colors in Demonfall
Nichirin swords, also known as "Color Changing Swords," are iconic weapons in Demonfall. Made from Sun Ore, these blades are specifically designed to combat demons. While the original Demon Slayer anime features Nichirin colors that reflect a user's breathing style or innate talent, Demonfall has evolved its system.
Initially, Nichirin colors in Demonfall provided specific buffs, such as increased attack speed or damage. However, these gameplay advantages were eventually removed. According to community reports and player experience, this change was implemented to ensure fairness among players, as certain colors became highly sought after for their statistical benefits. Today, the color of your Nichirin is purely cosmetic, allowing for personalized flair without impacting combat performance.
How to Get and Reroll Your Nichirin Color
Upon completing Final Selection and having Jako craft your Slayer Nichirin, your blade will display a random color. If you're not happy with your current hue, you can change it.
Want a new look for your blade? Visit Kato, located near Jako's forge, to reroll your Nichirin's color for 3,000 Yen or 50 Robux. Keep rerolling until you find a color that matches your style!
Remember, some unique Nichirin types, like the Sound Nichirin Cleavers, do not change color, regardless of your customization choices.
From Rusty to Specialized: Obtaining Nichirin Blades
Your journey with Nichirin blades begins with the most basic and progresses to highly specialized weapons.
Your First Nichirin: The Rusty and Slayer Blades
Every player starts with the Rusty Nichirin, acquired during the tutorial near your father's barrel. While it serves as the baseline for all sword damage calculations in the game (with a default M1 damage of 4), it's the weakest option.
To upgrade, you must successfully complete the Final Selection. Afterward, speak to Jako, the blacksmith, who will craft your first Slayer Nichirin. This blade offers a modest +25% M1 damage buff, making it a significant improvement over the rusty version.
Crafting Elemental and Kamado Nichirins
For more powerful options, you'll need to gather specific materials and visit Jako again. These blades offer substantial buffs and often unique visual designs.
Common Crafting Materials:
- Crystal Essence: Obtained by defeating the Crystal Boss, found in a cave outside Okuya after crafting a Crystal Key.
- Sun Ore: Mine 10-60 pieces in any cave using a pickaxe purchased from the Hayakawa vendor.
- Demon Horns: Collect 10-50 by defeating demons.
- Demon Collar: Defeat the Demon Axe boss, found by climbing a wall outside Hayakawa near Mitsuri.
- Yen: The in-game currency, often required in significant amounts.
Here are some notable craftable Nichirins and their requirements:
- Flame Nichirin: Costs 10,000 Yen, 1 Crystal Essence, 20 Sun Ore, and 1 Slayer Nichirin. Buffs include +50% M1 damage and additional flame damage.
- Water Nichirin: Offers +50% M1 damage and +10% skill damage.
- Wind Nichirin: Increases M1 damage by +75% and grants +1 walk speed. This blade has a jagged pattern and a white and green theme.
- Mist Nichirin: Provides +75% M1 damage and a chance to blind opponents. It boasts a stunning blue, black, and gold design.
- Thunder Nichirin: Features +50% M1 damage and a unique -25% skill cooldown.
- Serpent Blade: Buffs include +50% M1 damage and +10% skill damage, with a chance for increased damage on slashes.
- Kamado Nichirin: One of the most powerful blades, requiring 50,000 Yen, 1 Crystal Essence, 60 Sun Ore, and 1 Slayer Nichirin. It delivers a massive +100% M1 damage to demons and hybrids, and +50% M1 damage to humans. This sword also has a small chance to burn enemies on hit.
Unique Nichirins Tied to Breathing Styles
Several powerful Nichirin blades are not crafted in the traditional sense but are automatically obtained when you learn a specific Breathing Style or Demon Art. These often come with unique move sets or enhanced abilities.
- Love Nichirin: Acquired by talking to Mitsuri and giving her 20,000 Yen and one Demon Collar. This whip-like blade offers +50% M1 damage and an extended range.
- Stone Flail & Axe: Obtained upon learning Stone Breathing (requires 20,000 Yen and 50 Demon Horns). This unique weapon cannot be sheathed and provides +50% M1 damage.
- Moon Breathing Sword (Flesh Nichirin): Exclusive to demons, this sword features a flesh scabbard and eye details. It grants +50% M1 damage, +100% M2 damage, M2s fire a slash, and -50% M2 cooldown. It deals equal damage to humans and demons.
- Dark Thunder Nichirin: Available to hybrids with Thunder Breathing, requiring one Dark Thunder Essence (from the Kaigaku boss). It provides an impressive +85% M1 damage buff, making it a superior alternative to the regular Thunder Nichirin.
- Insect Nichirin (Nichirin Stinger): Acquired with Insect Breathing. It has a unique M1 moveset, can apply poison on hit, and deals +50% M1 damage.
- Sound Nichirin (Nichirin Cleavers): Obtained by completing Tengen's quests (finding his three wives and collecting three perfect crystals). These dual cleavers have a unique M1 animation that hits multiple times, effectively doubling or tripling M1 damage per click, and provide +50% M1 damage. Note that this blade cannot be color-changed.
- Beast Nichirin (Dual Serrated Nichirin Katana): Acquired with Beast Breathing. It offers +50% M1 damage and can inflict bleed damage on demons.
These specialized blades often define a player's combat style, complementing their chosen breathing technique with powerful buffs and distinctive aesthetics. For more details on Demonfall, check out the official Roblox page: Demonfall.
FAQ About Demonfall Roblox Nichirin Colors and Blades
Q1: Do Nichirin colors still give buffs in Demonfall Roblox?
A1: No, Nichirin colors are now purely cosmetic. While they used to provide various buffs, these were removed to balance gameplay, as confirmed by player experience and community reports.
Q2: How can I change my Nichirin's color in Demonfall?
A2: You can reroll your Demonfall Roblox Nichirin colors by talking to Kato, who is typically found near Jako's forge. Each reroll costs 3,000 Yen or 50 Robux.
Q3: What is the best Nichirin sword for damage in Demonfall?
A3: The Kamado Nichirin is widely considered one of the best for damage, especially against demons and hybrids, offering a +100% M1 damage buff. The Moon Breathing Sword is also exceptional for demons, providing significant M1 and M2 damage buffs along with M2 cooldown reduction.
Q4: How do I get a specialized Nichirin blade?
A4: Most specialized Nichirin blades are obtained either by crafting them with Jako using specific materials (like Crystal Essence, Sun Ore, and Yen) or by acquiring a particular Breathing Style or Demon Art, which automatically grants you the associated unique weapon.