From Classics to New Colors: All Outfits in Shinobi: Art of Vengeance and How to Get Them

In Shinobi: Art of Vengeance, the legendary ninja Joe Musashi embarks on a quest for vengeance, but he doesn’t have to do it in just his iconic red and white outfit. The game, which is a return to the classic 2D action platformer formula, features a variety of unique and stylish outfits that can be unlocked by completing challenging objectives, finding secrets, and even by pre-ordering the game. These cosmetics are more than just a new look; they are a sign of your mastery and dedication to becoming a true shinobi.

While some outfits are straightforward to acquire, others require you to complete some of the game’s toughest challenges, including finding all of the collectibles and defeating the secret final boss. If you’re looking to give Joe a new look, here is a complete guide to all the outfits in Shinobi: Art of Vengeance and where to find them.

1. Default Outfit

This is the classic look of Joe Musashi, featuring his iconic red scarf and white ninja outfit. This is the very first outfit you’ll get in the game, and you’ll have it from the start. It is a timeless and instantly recognizable look that is perfect for any true fan of the series.

2. Ghost Outfit

The Ghost outfit gives Joe a washed-out, colorless look, making him appear like a phantom. This unique cosmetic is a part of the Digital Deluxe Edition of the game and is available as a bonus in the Starter Pack. Currently, this outfit is only obtainable through this method, so if you want to become a spectral ninja, this is your only option.

3. Fire Raider

The Fire Raider outfit is a bold and striking look that reverses Joe’s default color palette, making his ninja garb a mix of red and black. To unlock this outfit, you’ll need to find a secret chest in the Lantern Festival level. From the “Rooftops” checkpoint, head over to the next building and slide down. Instead of jumping forward, drop down and go to the left to find a secret chest with the Fire Raider outfit inside.

4. Sakura Slayer

This beautiful outfit gives Joe a nice pink hue, reminiscent of the cherry blossoms of Japan. The Sakura Slayer is one of the easier outfits to acquire, but it requires a bit of grinding. To get it, you’ll need to purchase it from the in-game shop. The catch is that you need to first make enough progress by giving the shopkeeper a large number of Oboro Clan emblems. Once you have given him 10 emblems at once, the Sakura Slayer outfit will appear in the shop, and you’ll need 8,000 gold to purchase it.

5. Silent Wasp

The Silent Wasp is a stylish and sleek yellow-and-black outfit that gives Joe a look reminiscent of a hornet. To get this one, you’ll need to go to the ENE Corp Laboratory level and progress all the way to the end. Once you have fixed all the elevators, go to the West Lab checkpoint and head to the point marked on the map. You’ll find the Silent Wasp outfit in a hidden chest.

6. Blue Blur

No Sega game is complete without a reference to the company’s iconic mascot, and the Blue Blur outfit is a direct nod to Sonic the Hedgehog. This outfit gives Joe a blue and red color scheme, and to find it, you’ll need to head to the Neo City level. On the far reaches of the East District area, use your air dash to reach a tiny room in the east corner of the map. Roll under the gap to find a chest with the Blue Blur outfit.

7. Jungle Creeper

The Jungle Creeper outfit is a nod to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, giving Joe a cool orange and green color scheme that screams Michelangelo. To unlock this one, you’ll need to be a completionist. You must hand over all of the game’s Oboro Clan emblems to the shopkeeper. Doing so will make the Jungle Creeper outfit available for a whopping 8,000 gold.

8. Golden Shinobi

This is the ultimate show of skill and dedication. The Golden Shinobi outfit makes Joe’s gear completely gold, a fitting reward for a player who has mastered the game. To unlock this outfit, you’ll need to collect all six of the game’s hidden Lab Keys and defeat the game’s secret boss, Shadow Master. This is one of the hardest challenges in the game, and the Golden Shinobi is your well-earned reward for your efforts.

9. Sega Blue

The Sega Blue outfit is a unique and stylish look that gives Joe a bold, royal blue color. This cosmetic is available as a special bonus for players who sign up for a Sega account and link it to their gaming profile by September 30, 2025. This is the only way to get this outfit, so be sure to sign up before the promotion ends!

10. Classic Arcade

The Classic Arcade outfit is a nostalgic look that is inspired by Joe’s appearance from the first arcade Shinobi game. This outfit is a pre-order bonus, and it is not clear if there is any other way to get it at this time.

With this guide, you should be well on your way to getting all of the amazing outfits in Shinobi: Art of Vengeance. Good luck, and may your journey be filled with vengeance and style.