Jing Ye, the Outlaw is fought in the launch build of Phantom Blade Zero in the launch build of Phantom Blade Zero. A mounted raider on a spiked blood-red warhorse; horse and rider charge together at full speed.
From the launch game’s own text 29 Oct 2026 · in-game boss dossier (BossName_009)
A leader of the mounted raiders, Jing Ye rides a blood-red warhorse. Both horse and rider are covered in menacing steel spikes, like a wasteland of thorns charging at full speed. Brutal and bloodthirsty, he has spent years pillaging across the eastern Wulin, taking particular pleasure in hunting down those of the righteous path from horseback. A year ago, Jing Ye was defeated by the Order and the Three Pillars of Kunlun. Rather than flee far, he gathered his men in the mountains and seized the main roads, turning trenches and hidden passages left behind by the righteous forces into ambush traps. His martial skill has only grown since. His iron-spiked round shield can be hurled at enemies, and its defenses are difficult to break without a broad, powerful blade. Enemy heads hang from his waist, ready to be crushed for blood, which he shapes into spikes with Sha-Chi and launches from afar. With the Outlaw’s Warblade, he can drain blood from enemies to restore himself, or expend his own blood to strengthen his attacks. Yet this deranged outlaw was once a young man carrying a treasured blade and an earnest desire to join the righteous path. The blade remains the same, but the man has changed. Those righteous warriors who once rode past him without a second glance have all since fallen beneath his blade, yet he still feels his "great vengeance" remains unfulfilled.
Jing Ye, the Outlaw is fought in the launch build of Phantom Blade Zero in the launch build of Phantom Blade Zero. A mounted raider on a spiked blood-red warhorse; horse and rider charge together at full speed.
The first half of his health is on horseback. The second half is on foot, with a spiked shield and a sword that drinks blood back as health. Bring a shield-breaking weapon with some reach before you start.
When he throws up smoke, a leap comes next, and then a blue attack to parry.
Do not keep hitting the shield. Bleed from those hits adds up.
He drops the Outlaw’s Warblade.
Location, weapons and connected quests
Jing Ye, the Outlaw is fought in the launch build of Phantom Blade Zero in the launch build of Phantom Blade Zero. This encounter connects to Outlaw’s Warblade.
Key facts
Boss · Launch build
Jing Ye, the Outlaw
Jing Ye, the Outlaw key facts from the launch build
Where do you fight Jing Ye, the Outlaw in Phantom Blade Zero?
Jing Ye, the Outlaw is fought in the launch build of Phantom Blade Zero in the launch build of Phantom Blade Zero. A mounted raider on a spiked blood-red warhorse; horse and rider charge together at full speed.
What does the in-game dossier say about Jing Ye, the Outlaw?
A leader of the mounted raiders, Jing Ye rides a blood-red warhorse. Both horse and rider are covered in menacing steel spikes, like a wasteland of thorns charging at full speed. Brutal and bloodthirsty, he has spent years pillaging across the eastern Wulin, taking particular pleasure in hunting down those of the righteous path from horseback. A year ago, Jing Ye was defeated by the Order and the Three Pillars of Kunlun. Rather than flee far, he gathered his men in the mountains and seized the main roads, turning trenches and hidden passages left behind by the righteous forces into ambush traps. His martial skill has only grown since. His iron-spiked round shield can be hurled at enemies, and its defenses are difficult to break without a broad, powerful blade. Enemy heads hang from his waist, ready to be crushed for blood, which he shapes into spikes with Sha-Chi and launches from afar. With the Outlaw’s Warblade, he can drain blood from enemies to restore himself, or expend his own blood to strengthen his attacks. Yet this deranged outlaw was once a young man carrying a treasured blade and an earnest desire to join the righteous path. The blade remains the same, but the man has changed. Those righteous warriors who once rode past him without a second glance have all since fallen beneath his blade, yet he still feels his "great vengeance" remains unfulfilled.
What weapons, quests or trophies connect to Jing Ye, the Outlaw?
