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Shadow Piercer is a weapon in Shadow Fight 3 introduced in Chapter III. It is an Epic naginata which belongs to the Heralds faction. Shadow Piercer has two perk slots for Perks and one special slot for Special Move. Unlike other Epic weapons, it carries the Dash Shadow Ability, which is shared among other Rare Heralds weapons. Shadow Piercer is used by many Heralds, like Bolo, Azuma the Feldsher, Shadowdivers, and Cryptkeepers.

Shadow Piercer can be bought from the shop for a determined amount of price. It can also be obtained as a random reward after winning a story fight, opening a Chest or Booster Pack (better chests/packs have higher chances) starting from Chapter 4.

Other variants include:

Attack Overview[]

Disclaimer: The preview below uses Improved Pruner as the weapon. Since both weapons are Naginata, they share the exact same moveset, with the only differences being the rarity and design.

Move Name Controls Damage
ImprovedPrunerStance
Naginata Stance Start of Fight
Naginata Slashes ,
Naginata Heavy Slash Hold
Naginata Spinning Slashes +
Naginata Upper Slash +
Naginata Low Slash +

Shadow Ability[]

  • Dash

Dashes forward and slashes through the opponent, ending up behind them.

Special Moves[]

Icon Name Controls Move
ICON SUPER NAGINATA 1
Airscrew + , ,
ICON SUPER NAGINATA 3
Rewiring + , ,
ICON SUPER NAGINATA 2
Duplication + , ,

Item Set[]

Weapon Armor Helm Ranged Weapons
Shadow Piercer Feldsher's Uniform Feldsher's Mask Endless Pain

Dash

Blast

Eruption

Porcupine

Trivia[]

  • Naginata is one of several varieties of traditionally made Japanese blades in the form of a pole weapon. Naginata were originally used by the samurai class of feudal Japan, as well as by foot soldiers and warrior monks. The naginata is the iconic weapon of the onna-bugeisha-archetype, a type of female warrior belonging to the Japanese nobility.
    • Naginata became a symbol of the social status of women during the Edo period. A functional naginata was often a traditional part of a samurai daughter's dowry. Although they did not typically fight as normal soldiers, women of the samurai class were expected to be capable of defending their homes while their husbands were away at war.