Abyssion in Tales of Vesperia
Edition and evidence
| Detail | Source status |
|---|---|
| Myorzo location and Estelle story trigger | 1 accessible source · Aselia; earlier GameFAQs record agrees |
| Original seven weapons; two later-edition additions | 1 source · Aselia |
In Vesperia the name Abyssion is a sword, not a man. It is Yuri Lowell's Fell Arm. Strength grows with his kill count on the current playthrough, and unlike the Devil's Arms in Symphonia that growth is visible on the weapon.
The elder in Myorzo introduces the set only after Estelle is back from Zaphias. Both the wiki and the GameFAQs reply describe that hand-off.
Unsealing
Collect the original seven Fell Arms, then beat the final boss's second form. Dein Nomos reacts with Tarqaron, the arms unseal, and the boss gains a third form, the Radiant Winged One. After that, the unsealed sword can be obtained again on the same playthrough. PS3 and the Definitive Edition add two more Fell Arms, for Flynn and Patty, in the Necropolis of Nostalgia. The original seven trigger the final-boss sequence; those extra weapons are a separate collection step. In those editions, Spiral Draco is immune to Fell Arms.
The Symphonia boss who shares the name is a different entry. I keep the two pages apart so a search for the sword does not land on the Temple of Darkness.
Questions people ask
Where is the sword?
After you rescue Estelle from Zaphias, go to the Elder's Residence in Myorzo. The elder explains the Fell Arms and gives Yuri this sword.
What is Blazor Edge Abyssion?
The unsealed form. The Japanese name is 紅蓮剣アビシオン, also written Gurenken Abyssion. It appears after the original seven Fell Arms are collected and Duke's third form falls.
Sources
- Aselia — Fell Arms — checked 2026-11-11
- GameFAQs answer — checked 2026-11-11