Outfits

Phantom Blade Zero has eight outfits for Soul. Two are worn from the start, two belong to the Digital Deluxe Edition, and four are tied to finishing the game: The Hunt, Kindred, Blizzard and Legacy. Guides disagree on which ending gives Blizzard, and one finished run got it with the True Ending. All eight are cosmetic and are changed under Character, Appearance.

Phantom Blade Zero has eight outfits for Soul, and you change them from the pause menu's Character tab, under Appearance, at any time after the prologue: Black Scarf and Sanguine are there from the start, The Hunt and Kindred come with any ending, Blizzard and Legacy are tied to the secret ending, and Blood-Steel Form and Wulin Legend come only with the Digital Deluxe Edition (KeenGamer and TechWiser, both Oct 30, 2026; NoobFeed, Nov 3, 2026). None of them changes a stat. Since the four earned ones need the credits, they are out of reach for most players so far: on Nov 13, 2026, 28.8% of Steam players had beaten the last required boss.

3:20 The two paid ones are looks and nothing more. In MixBreed Gaming's Oct 5, 2026 video on the editions, the host sums up the Deluxe extras as "two additional looks for Soul" and adds that for "somebody like me who enjoys changing outfits throughout a game", in a game where you spend a lot of time looking at your character, "I can definitely see some value there."

Next: the quests the secret ending asks for, in order, what the Deluxe Edition costs in your region or how to hide the HUD and show an outfit off.

All eight, and where the guides disagree

Outfit	How the three guides say you get it	What one finished run saw
Black Scarf (Fugitive)	Worn when a new game starts	In the menu; shown as "Black Scar (Fugitive)"
Sanguine	Available from the start	In the menu
The Hunt	Finish the story with any ending	"APPEARANCE ACQUIRED!" after the Final Battle ending
Kindred	Finish the story with any ending	The same notice, second
Blizzard	Meet the secret ending's requirements but leave a Long Pillar undone	The same notice, third, after the Final Battle ending
Legacy	Pre-order, or reach the secret ending	In the menu after the ending, with no notice
Blood-Steel Form	Digital Deluxe Edition	Not in that run's menu
Wulin Legend	Digital Deluxe Edition	Not in that run's menu

The right-hand column is AllThingsHow's account (updated Nov 5, 2026) of its own playthrough, which ended on Final Battle, the True Ending, and showed six appearances.

Blizzard is the open question. KeenGamer, TechWiser and NoobFeed all give the same odd condition: do everything the secret ending needs except the five Long Pillars. On our Endings table that set of steps is the Long's Roar ending. AllThingsHow's run got Blizzard from Final Battle itself, in one row of three notices with The Hunt and Kindred. Both can be true only if Blizzard unlocks on either ending; no guide has tested that, and NoobFeed's advice to keep a separate save before finishing the pillars costs nothing. If you already cleared all five and want Blizzard, AllThingsHow's run says you still get it.

Legacy does not need a pre-order. It was the pre-order's "Early Unlock Outfit", and the store listing said from the start that it could also be earned in play (Editions and Pre-order Bonuses). NoobFeed and TechWiser name the secret ending as that route, KeenGamer hedges with "reportedly", and AllThingsHow found it marked as new on the Appearance page after the ending.

The first outfit has two spellings. Three guides write Black Scarf; AllThingsHow, reading the menu tile, writes Black Scar. We have not seen the tile ourselves.

Changing outfit

Open the menu, go to the Character tab and pick Appearance; choose a tile and confirm (KeenGamer, NoobFeed). On PC, AllThingsHow gives the keys: Esc, the CHARACTER tab, C for the Appearance page, Space to wear the selected look and T to show or hide the headwear. A red marker shows what Soul is wearing, and a small red dot marks a look you have not opened yet. No merchant, bell or cost is involved.

The same page is where the game shows how many days Soul has left, so it is worth a look for that alone (GamerFuzion).

What each one looks like

The game's own lines, as AllThingsHow copied them from the tiles:

Black Scarf (Fugitive): "Light traveling gear, left worn and tattered by a duel that shook heaven and earth with no one there to witness it."
Sanguine: light traveling gear again; "When Ghoststep is unleashed, a streak of dark crimson flies with every motion." The streak is for show and adds no speed (NoobFeed).
The Hunt: "A loose hunter's garb with a hood heavy enough to hold back the wind at a dead run." It shares its name with The Hunt, the Order's hunter you fight early.
Kindred: "A dignified martial uniform layered with scale armor, ideal for holding the line in a long, grinding battle."
Blizzard: "A warrior's traveling attire that long ago drank its fill of wind and snow."
Legacy: "No armor, only a grandmaster's composure."
Blood-Steel Form: heavy plate tinted deep crimson (TechWiser). KeenGamer notes it is "a cosmetic outfit rather than a separate combat transformation".
Wulin Legend: a wandering swordsman's clothes (TechWiser, NoobFeed).

Fortnite's Soul Outfit is a different thing: it dresses a Fortnite character, not Soul, and guides report that it comes with an Epic Games Store purchase.

Are the Deluxe outfits worth $10?

That is the whole price gap: $59.99 against $69.99 in the US on Steam and the PlayStation Store when we last read them on Nov 9, 2026 (Editions and Pre-order Bonuses has every region), with the artbook and soundtrack in the same bundle. Six of the eight looks cost nothing extra, and four of those six are rewards for finishing, so a Standard Edition player ends a full run with a wardrobe anyway. We think the Deluxe Edition is for people who want the artbook and the music; as outfits alone, two looks for $10 is the weakest part of the offer.

We think S-Game adds at least one new outfit to the game, free or paid, by the end of Mar 2027.

Confidence: Possible. Check by: Mar 2027.

Why we think so: the studio already treats Soul's looks as something to sell and to give away (two in the Deluxe Edition, one as a pre-order unlock, one lent to Fortnite), outfits need no new fights or story, and the Nov 4, 2026 patch showed it shipping small additions within a week of launch (Patches and Updates). What would prove us wrong: no new appearance in any patch, store listing or announcement by Mar 31, 2027.