Eternal Palace Sakura Arts List (Verified Names)

This page is a sourced name index for Eternal Palace Sakura Arts—not a complete in-game encyclopedia. We compiled English and Japanese strings only where achievements, HUD shots, or cited walkthroughs support them. AP costs, elements, and effects appear when a source gave them; otherwise cells read Not verified.

What are Arts, and how many can I equip?

Arts (アーツ) are the skill bar attacks you trigger alongside light and heavy chains. Walkthrough and review coverage agrees you bring up to four Arts into a run and swap or unlock more through rewards, shops, and meta milestones. Each Art spends AP; the HUD shows current and maximum AP (examples like AP 3/3 or AP 4/6 appear in official footage—treat those as single-frame examples, not your permanent cap).

System rules—cancel routes, Perfect Dodge AP refunds, Over Arts during Over-Tension—live in combat basics. Input bindings for the four slots are in controls. For starter recommendations drawn from these names, see best starter picks.

Arts with confirmed English names

The table below uses English ↔ Japanese pairs from the same Steam achievement row where both locales were captured (official). When Steam’s English line says Derived Art, we note that; Steam is our source for that category label. GameWith sometimes describes the same Japanese name as a beginner Art with AP cost (media report)—we do not override Steam’s Derived wording here.

Arts named only in one English source

Some English names appear in Steam community HTML or achievement titles without a captured Japanese pair in our archive. Others come from one English review without matching JA UI on the same page (media report).

Official Steam screenshot. Spoils screen shows Glacier Rend Lv1 with 328 Ice damage per hit in that example— not a guaranteed damage value for every run.

Arts known only by Japanese names

GameWith’s Japanese walkthrough lists beginner Arts with AP costs but no English UI names in that article (media report). Write the Japanese name and treat English as unconfirmed.

GameWith also discusses 夜神楽 and 月虹 under a “recommended Attributes” heading that reads like a section mistake; those entries behave like Arts (AP costs, ranged attacks) in the prose. We classify them as Arts here; see attributes list for actual Attribute items.

Which names might be the same Art?

These pairs are suspected duplicates or naming forks, not merged rows:

• Ice Rend (review) vs Glacier Rend (official spoils UI)—same ground ice slash family or different ranks? Not verified.
• Wind Sphere Veil (review) vs Wispfire Veil (Steam JA pair 鬼火纏)—similar veil wording; not verified as one Art.
• Flame Kick (review) vs Flame Petal Kick / 蹴火華 (Steam pair)—possible shorthand; not verified.

Official Japanese spoils footage has shown 氷破陣 while English UI on another frame shows Glacier Rend; we still lack one screen with Ice Rend, Glacier Rend, and 氷破陣 together, so all remain separate until codex proof lands.

Sources and verification

• Steam achievements API / community HTML (store.steampowered.com/app/2991310): EN↔JA Art pairs; Derived Art labels; partial EN-only names (Gale Burst, Rime Veil, Thunderous Breaker Kick).
• Official Steam screenshots (spoils screen): Glacier Rend Lv1 text and example ice damage.
• GameWith walkthrough (gamewith.jp 65177): 七閃夜刀 AP1; 蹴火華 AP2; 雷破陣 effect paraphrase.
• NoobFeed review (noobfeed.com): Moon Bow, Ice Rend, Savage Claw, Flame Kick, Wind Sphere Veil, Moon Bow Void (single English source).

Still not verified: complete Arts roster, most AP costs, official element tags, Base vs Derived rules in menus, and whether suspected duplicate names are one Art or two.