Mount Soulrend Makes Every Detour Count

The final stretch through Mount Soulrend is more than a last test of combat skill. It’s also a tightly packed collectible hunt, with Memory Flowers and weapons tucked into the area’s progression. For players chasing 100% completion, the video’s timestamped route offers a practical way to locate each prize without turning the mountain into a guessing game. More on the game can be found at IGN and the Steam store.

Follow the Memory Flowers Through the Mountain

The route begins with the Memory Flower of the Monster I, “Scrawny Leg” at 00:00, followed by Xuan Li’s Memory Flowers IV and V—“Meng Hua” and “Fused With The Blight”—at 00:19 and 00:31. The Monster’s second and third flowers, “Infighting” and “Mastermind,” arrive at 00:48 and 01:15, before Xuan Li’s “Control” appears at 02:09. That sequence makes the timestamps especially useful for anyone returning to a specific entry rather than replaying the whole area; background on the game’s development is available from PlayStation and IGN.

Three Weapons Close Out the Hunt

Mount Soulrend’s collectible sweep also covers three weapons: Bonesaw at 01:31, The Lady’s Fan at 02:36, and Aureate at 02:57. The video flags a Point of No Return at 02:09, a crucial cue for completion-minded players to pay attention to before pushing onward. Since the supplied route identifies the items by name and timestamp, it works best as a checklist alongside active exploration, rather than as a promise of unseen directions or map markers. Players can keep tabs on official updates through the PlayStation game page and broader coverage at GameSpot.

A Clean Finish for Completionists

With six Memory Flowers and three weapons listed, this final-area guide gives collectors a compact roadmap through Phantom Blade Zero’s last major sweep. The most efficient approach is to use each timestamp as a checkpoint, confirm the item has been collected, and take care around the marked Point of No Return before continuing. For players who want every last piece of the area’s story and arsenal, Mount Soulrend rewards patience as much as momentum. Further game information is available at IGN’s Phantom Blade Zero hub and PlayStation’s official page.