Revision - weapons and relics - Genigods: Nezha Wiki

This page collects every weapon and mythic treasure named in released Genigods: Nezha material. The list has grown well past the handful the English materials name: several treasures appear only in Chinese-language material, and a few appear only in English, so the tables below record where each one comes from rather than presenting a single flat list.

Weapons

Weapon	Naming	Stance	Confirmed use
Fire-Tipped Spear	火尖枪 in simplified Chinese, 火尖槍 in traditional and Japanese	Ground	Close-quarters combos and parries. Described as Nezha’s iconic weapon.
Wind Fire Wheels	风火轮 in simplified Chinese, 風火輪 in traditional and Japanese	Aerial	High-speed raids and aerial combos, plus a devastating mid-air strike awakened through the Heart of the Spirit Pearl.

These two map onto the two halves of Dual Stances, and no third weapon has been named as a primary.

One first-party feature does list three combat styles rather than two: 拳法, 剑术 and 长枪, fist, sword and spear. No sword has ever been named as an item and the three-style framing appears nowhere else, so it is recorded here and kept out of the table.

Mythic Treasures

Mythic treasures, 法宝 in Chinese, are the items used in Relic-Fusion. The English materials name four. Chinese materials name several more, at varying levels of confidence, and this table keeps the sourcing attached to each one.

Treasure	Naming	What is known	How well sourced
Hou Yi’s Bow	后羿弓 in the simplified store text, 後羿弓 in traditional, 后羿の弓 in Japanese	A usable ranged treasure that pairs with Three Heads and Six Arms. Chinese coverage also circulates the variant names 落日弓 and 后羿射日弓.	Store text in every locale. Solid.
Palm Leaf Fan	芭蕉扇, identical characters in all three scripts	Launches enemies, and cancels area attacks. It is the stated counter to the sand tornado used by Xingtian.	Store text in every locale. Solid.
Three Heads and Six Arms	No Chinese or Japanese form published	A treasure used in fusion, distinct from the eight-armed transformation of a similar name.	English store text only.
Water Prisons	No Chinese or Japanese form published	Fused with the Palm Leaf Fan to trap and disable foes.	English store text only.
Golden Brick	No Chinese or Japanese form published, and none should be assumed	Added to the core artifact set in August 2026, named alongside the Fire-Tipped Spear and the Wind Fire Wheels. No function has been described.	English press materials only.
混天绫	混天绫, the red sash	The most iconic of Nezha’s traditional treasures, and conspicuously missing from the English artifact list until now. Reported as appearing in the trailer shown at gamescom 2026.	Chinese coverage of the trailer. The appearance is described, the function is not.
昆仑镜	昆仑镜, the Kunlun Mirror	Listed among the treasures that expand the player’s combat options. No function described.	A single Chinese article. Thin.
定海珠	定海珠, the sea-calming pearls	Used to immobilise an enemy after a Palm Leaf Fan launch.	An analysis of trailer footage rather than a developer statement. Treat as one reading of what was shown, not as confirmed design.
东皇钟	东皇钟, the Bell of the Eastern Emperor	Named once, with no detail whatsoever.	A single Chinese article. Thin.
轩辕剑	轩辕剑, the Sword of Xuanyuan	Named only as the weapon that beheaded Xingtian. It is a lore object; nothing states that the player can use it.	A developer interview. Solid as lore, unconfirmed as equipment.
多臂形态	多臂形态, the multi-arm form	Treated as a combinable treasure rather than only a transformation. Combined with Hou Yi’s Bow it produces what the material calls a Gatling archer.	A first-party storefront feature, reaching this wiki in translation.

Confirmed Fusions

Pairing	Result
Hou Yi’s Bow with Three Heads and Six Arms	Rainbow-Piercing-the-Sun Archery
Palm Leaf Fan with Water Prisons	Traps and disables foes
多臂形态 with Hou Yi’s Bow	A continuous-fire archery form the material calls a Gatling archer

How Treasures Actually Work

A briefing at gamescom 2026 described the mechanic behind the marketing term Relic-Fusion far more concretely than the marketing copy does. A treasure used on its own is a single strike. Pouring 神力, divine power, into it switches to the EX version, and "combine" is the studio’s own English word for that interaction. The example given was a flight-type treasure crossed with another power, producing a continuous spinning aerial attack.

Treasures are also not simply picked up and used. The same briefing said they are collected first and then unlocked by allocating skill points, which is a whole progression layer that no other material mentions. Collecting 法宝 is also described as the loop that carries the protagonist from human to god, the third of the three stages covered under Spirit Pearl.

The Eight-Armed Form

The August 2026 press materials give the unlock condition for the transformation: equipping full sets of exclusive artifacts. That is the only stated link between collecting treasures and the transformation, and it makes complete artifact sets a progression goal rather than loadout variety.

The arm count is not consistent. The store page says three-headed, eight-armed. The January 2026 materials say three-headed and eight-armed. The August materials say eight-armed celestial form. And Three Heads and Six Arms is separately the name of a treasure used in fusion. All four wordings are first-party, none has been reconciled by the studio, and this wiki does not reconcile them either.

The Heart of the Spirit Pearl

The Heart of the Spirit Pearl sits outside both categories. It is a gift from Nüwa rather than loot, it cannot be swapped out, and it powers the Fluid-mystic system rather than acting as a weapon. It is 灵珠之心 in Chinese, and the January 2026 materials called the same object the Heart of Sacred Water. It is covered in full under Spirit Pearl.

Named Techniques

Technique	Naming	Source	Effect
One-Inch Flash	寸拳一闪 in simplified Chinese, 寸拳一閃 in traditional and Japanese	Adapted from Jeet Kune Do	Condenses water into a piercing, armor-breaking blow.
Dragon’s Kick	龙踢 in simplified Chinese, 龍踢 in traditional, 龍の蹴り in Japanese	Adapted from Jeet Kune Do	A sweeping attack used for fluid crowd control.
Rainbow-Piercing-the-Sun Archery	No Chinese or Japanese form published	Relic-Fusion	Produced by pairing Hou Yi’s Bow with Three Heads and Six Arms.
贯日一击	贯日一击, named only in Chinese	Chinese coverage	A named move. Nothing beyond the name has been described.

A caution on that last entry. 贯日一击 means something close to "a strike that pierces the sun", which sits suggestively near Rainbow-Piercing-the-Sun Archery. No material in any language states that the two are the same move. They are listed separately here, and they will stay separate until something says otherwise.

Naming Notes

Three points about the names above, because each is easy to get wrong in a way that would be hard to spot later.

The Fire-Tipped Spear is attested in Chinese characters, but through Japanese coverage, as 火尖槍. The traditional 槍 and simplified 枪 are the ordinary pair, so the characters are real. It is still not in the Chinese store body text, which uses only 长枪, long spear.
The Golden Brick has no published Chinese or Japanese name anywhere. There is an obvious candidate from traditional accounts of Nezha, and this wiki deliberately does not write it. Inventing a Chinese name to fill the gap would be importing source mythology into the game’s own vocabulary, which is exactly what this wiki avoids.
Several terms in Chinese coverage reached Chinese through Japanese interviews rather than from the game’s own Chinese text, among them 破甲寸拳 and 范围龙踢 for the two Jeet Kune Do techniques. Where the game’s own Chinese build gives a form, the tables above use that form.

Not Yet Confirmed

No rarity tiers, upgrade paths, acquisition methods, or stat values have been published for any item on this page. Nothing here is a complete list, and the absence of an item is not evidence that it is missing from the game. Specifically open:

Functions for the Golden Brick, 昆仑镜 and 东皇钟, all of which are named without description
Whether the 轩辕剑 is ever usable, or stays a lore object
Whether 贯日一击 and Rainbow-Piercing-the-Sun Archery are the same move
How many treasures exist in total, and how many fusions
How an artifact set is defined, and how many pieces complete one
How many skill points a treasure costs to unlock, and where they come from

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