In Pixel Blade (developed by Frost Blade Games on Roblox), companions are cosmetic pets that follow your character through the lobby and dungeon runs. Currently, the primary permanent method to obtain an active companion is by purchasing the VIP Game Pass on Roblox for 799 Robux, which grants the Mini Slime companion. Other companions have historically been distributed through physical merchandise codes, dungeon merchant rotations, or limited-time raid events.
All companions are managed directly inside the Armory menu under the Companion Tab. They are purely cosmetic, meaning they do not provide combat stats or damage enemies.
All Pixel Blade Companions and How to Get Them
Below is a breakdown of all documented companions in Pixel Blade, their acquisition methods, and their availability status based on official game listings and community gameplay records.
| Companion | Rarity / Source Type | Acquisition Method | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini Slime | VIP Pass Perk | Purchase the official VIP Game Pass (799 Robux) | Available |
| Mini Kingslayer | Physical Merchandise | Kingslayer plushie purchase code ($30–$40 with shipping) | Limited / Listed unavailable in-game |
| Cat | Gold Shop | Purchased from the Traveling Merchant for 100,000 Gold | Event / Vaulted |
| Mini Atticus | Gold Shop | Purchased from the Traveling Merchant for 200,000 Gold | Event / Vaulted |
| Golden Atticus | Gold Shop | Purchased from the Traveling Merchant for 1,000,000 Gold | Event / Vaulted |
| Cerberus | Legendary Event Drop | Reward from Hell Raids mode | Vaulted |
| Mini Demon | Legendary Event Drop | Reward from Hell Raids mode | Vaulted |
Unlocking the Mini Slime via the VIP Gamepass
According to official Roblox store listings for Pixel Blade, the VIP Game Pass costs 799 Robux and includes several account-wide perks:
- VIP Companion [Mini Slime]: Automatically unlocked and added to your Armory inventory upon purchase.
- 2x Daily Login Rewards: Doubles your recurring check-in items.
- Infinite Revives: Grants 1 free revive per run.
- Extra Daily Shop Item: Expands daily merchant options.
- Golden In-Game Title: Displays a distinguished status title on your character.
Once purchased, navigate to the Armory in the hub, select the Companion Tab, and click the Mini Slime to equip it.
The Physical Merchandise Companion: Mini Kingslayer
The Mini Kingslayer companion was released alongside official game merchandise. Players who bought the physical Kingslayer plushie—priced at $30 (or roughly $40 including shipping)—received a redemption code for an in-game mini version of the boss.
In player gameplay footage, the Mini Kingslayer displays unique idle behaviors:
- It mimics the Kingslayer boss design in miniature form, wielding a smaller sword.
- It performs custom emote animations, including shoe-tying, peek-a-boo, and backflips, complete with custom audio effects.
- It phases through physical barriers and automatically teleports back to your position if knocked off map boundaries.
The community wiki notes that purchasing the plushie through the in-game interface is currently unavailable.
Event and Vaulted Companions
Several companions were tied to specific dungeon mechanics and seasonal events that are no longer accessible through standard play.
Traveling Merchant Event Pets
During earlier pre-release updates, players could encounter a Traveling Merchant at campfires within dungeons. The merchant appeared with a base 20% chance at the first campfire, increasing by 5% on subsequent campfires (25%, 30%, 35%) until spawning, but could never appear at the third campfire before the boss.
The merchant sold three companion options for standard Gold:
- Cat Companion: 100,000 Gold
- Mini Atticus: 200,000 Gold
- Golden Atticus: 1,000,000 Gold
Hell Raid Drops
Two Legendary companions—Cerberus and the Mini Demon—were exclusively obtainable as high-tier rewards from the Hell Raids game mode. Player reports indicate that after the conclusion of these raids, the companions were vaulted, meaning they cannot be obtained through normal chests, shops, or standard world progression.
Companion Rules and Mechanics
If you have acquired a companion or are deciding whether to purchase VIP, keep the following mechanics in mind:
- Purely Cosmetic: As documented in the game's Armory documentation, companions do not provide direct stat buffs, damage modifiers, or defensive shielding.
- Invulnerable to Damage: Companions cannot be targeted, injured, or eliminated by enemy mobs or dungeon bosses.
- No Combat Interaction: Companions cannot attack enemies or trigger crowd control effects. They simply follow your character around the map.
- One Companion Equipped at a Time: You cannot summon multiple companions simultaneously. Equipping a new pet automatically unsummons your active one.
- Auto-Teleporting: If your companion gets stuck on terrain, knocked out of bounds, or left behind during rapid movement, running a short distance triggers an automatic respawn right next to you.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Do companions fight or deal damage in Pixel Blade?
No. All companions are strictly decorative followers. They cannot attack enemies, draw enemy aggression, or take damage during dungeon and raid runs.
How do I equip a companion after unlocking one?
Open your inventory menu, select the Armory interface, and switch to the Companion Tab. From there, select your unlocked companion to summon it behind your character.
Can you buy the Cat, Mini Atticus, or Golden Atticus right now?
Existing sources indicate these companions were exclusive to the limited Traveling Merchant event. Unless the developers reintroduce the Traveling Merchant or rotate older event stock into the daily shop, they remain unobtainable in the standard game.
