The Hunty Zombie Bow comes from the Shogun Raid Shop, not the normal weapon gacha. You’ll need to fight Shogun at Shogun Castle, collect Raid Coins and obtain the Bow’s Part material before you can claim this ranged weapon.
Getting the Hunty Zombie Bow means knowing where to spend your time. The Shogun fight supplies the relevant raid currency, while Bow’s Part may take repeat attempts to obtain. Here’s the full route, including the shop location, material requirements and what the weapon can do once you’ve got it.
How to get the Hunty Zombie Bow
To unlock the Hunty Zombie Bow, head up the escalators in the lobby to the Raid area. The Raid Shop NPC is on the right, so you can check the Bow’s cost before starting. Select Shogun Castle in Raid mode, defeat its boss and return to the Shogun section of the shop with your materials.
- Enter the lobby and open Raid mode.
- Select Shogun Castle and check the current ticket cost.
- Defeat Shogun for Raid Coins and a chance at Bow’s Part.
- Repeat the fight until you’ve collected enough of each material.
- Open the Shogun section of the Raid Shop and purchase Bow.
| Item | Source | Documented requirement |
|---|---|---|
| Raid Coins | Shogun raid | 600 |
| Bow’s Part | Shogun raid or material conversion | Some community records say 1, another says 3; check your shop |
| Raid Tickets | Campaign boss clears | Check the current Raid menu |
The 600 Raid Coin cost appears consistently across established guides. Bow’s Part is less clear: one community wiki lists a single part, while another lists three. Check the number displayed by the Shogun shop before farming. The Hunty Zombie Bow is also described as an exclusive or Divine weapon in different inventories; its unlock method is the same.
Shogun location and how to get Bow’s Part
Shogun Castle is a raid arena, not one of the regular Campaign stages. Shogun attacks with arrows, including volleys and larger area attacks, so keep moving and save your dash until you see the wind-up. On PC, Q dashes; use Z, X and C for your weapon attacks.
Bow’s Part is a rare reward, so you might finish Shogun without receiving it. There’s also another possibility: the main community wiki describes converting ordinary materials into Bow’s Part. Check the material-conversion menu for the current recipe, as the ingredients and quantities aren’t established by the available references. For the Hunty Zombie Bow, that could be a quicker route if you’ve collected a lot of Campaign, Endless or Payload materials. Our Hunty Zombie Raid Bosses guide covers Shogun and the other named encounters.
Before entering, make sure you have enough Raid Tickets. They’re separate from Raid Coins: tickets let you start fights, while coins are spent on rewards. Our Hunty Zombie Raid Tickets guide explains farming the Campaign final bosses that can drop them.
Is the Hunty Zombie Bow worth getting?
The Hunty Zombie Bow is especially useful for clearing groups in Campaign and Endless mode. Its arrows can pierce through several enemies, and its area attacks let you damage a crowd without standing inside it. The catch is that basic arrows can miss enemies right beside your character, so keep moving and use the Bow’s dash attack to reposition when a pack closes in.
Yes, especially if you like staying at range instead of fighting from the middle of a zombie pack. The Hunty Zombie Bow has attacks designed to hit groups of enemies and move damage across an area. However, its ordinary arrows are documented as less effective when an enemy is extremely close, so positioning still matters.
Recent guides call the Bow’s main attacks Double Quake (Z), Hail Storm (X) and Typhoon (C). Older move lists call similar attacks Nature’s Recoil, Sylvan Bind and Verdant Burst. All describe arrow volleys, a damaging arrow storm and a forward-moving attack. Nature’s Requiem is linked to weapon Mastery and fires a powerful long-range arrow. Check your in-game move labels, since the names and cooldowns vary between documented versions.
Bow is among the stronger selections in our Hunty Zombie Weapon Tier List, though a weapon you’ve already mastered might still be better for your specific playstyle. A second weapon slot lets you switch to a close-range option when enemies reach you.
Best loadout for farming Shogun
Before chasing the Hunty Zombie Bow, use a weapon whose skills you can reliably land on a moving boss. Prodigy, Power III and Focus III are useful offensive trait targets; our Hunty Zombie Best Traits guide covers their effects and rerolls. For survival, a healing perk such as Vampire can help you finish attempts, as discussed in Hunty Zombie Best Perks.
If you’re new to raids, clear easier maps and level your character before spending tickets on repeated losses. Our Hunty Zombie Leveling Guide compares manageable XP farms. The latest Hunty Zombie Codes can also provide spins and traits once you reach Level 5.
Why is Bow missing from the weapon gacha?
The Hunty Zombie Bow is tied to Shogun’s Raid Shop, so spinning the normal weapon gacha won’t produce it. If you already have the required materials but the shop won’t let you buy, check that you’re on the Shogun tab and not looking at Reaper or Joker rewards. Raid currencies are not interchangeable.
If the shop entry isn’t present at all, make sure you’re using the Shogun section. Older guides sometimes describe Bow as a limited reward, while newer weapon records list it as obtainable, so check the current shop before spending tickets on another run.
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Official source: Hunty Zombie by HZ DEV on Roblox.
