Cyberpunk 2077 guide: All iconic weapons and where to find them

Iconic blunt weapons and other items (light machine gun and grenade)

These are the iconic blunt weapons (and other extras) that you can find in Cyberpunk 2077.

Cottonmouth (electric baton gamma)

• Perk: Deals electrical and chemical damage; has a small chance to apply shock or poison.
• Mission/location: Inside Fingers’ clinic during “The Space Between.”

You and Judy visit a Ripperdoc named Fingers during this Cyberpunk 2077 mission. He’s in Japantown near Cherry Blossom Market/Megabuilding H8.

Once you’re able to speak with him, he’ll open the door to his bedroom and you can pick up the iconic weapon that’s lying on the bed. However, do take note that this is the only time you can obtain it. If you forget to grab it the first time and you return later, the bedroom door will be closed and you won’t be able to get inside anymore.

Anyway, here’s a video from YouTuber DPJ:

Gold-plated Baseball Bat (bat)

• Perk: High chance to apply bleeding; low chance to apply stun.
• Mission/location: “Second Conflict” in Denny’s mansion.

Even if you weren’t able to pick this up during this Cyberpunk 2077 mission, you can still return to Denny’s home to find it.

His mansion is right next to the Arasaka Estate fast travel point in Westbrook – North Oak. Go check the pool to find the iconic weapon.

Sir John Phallustiff (electric baton gamma)

• Perk: None; it’s a dildo bat.
• Mission/location: No-Tell Motel during “Venus in Furs.”

You can only obtain this item if you went along with Meredith Stout’s plan during “The Pickup.” If successful, she’ll message you and you can tell her that you’d like to meet up again.

She’ll ask you to head to No-Tell Motel for the “Venus in Furs” side job. This leads to a one-night stand with Meredith. After the sex scene, you’ll find the dildo bat on the bed.

Oh, and to clarify, even if you return to No-Tell Motel later, you won’t find the weapon there if you didn’t romance Meredith beforehand. Likewise, the door to the room will be locked.

Anyway, you can watch the video below from YouTuber ZaFrostPet:

The Caretaker’s Cyberspade (two-handed hammer)

• Perk: It doesn’t seem as though it has major perks.
• Mission/location: The conference room/jungle during “Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door.”

You can do this Cyberpunk 2077 finale mission if you asked for Rogue’s help. You’ll find the iconic weapon in the jungle area/conference room after the chopper crashes. Moreover, you won’t be able to keep this iconic weapon after completing this ending. You’ll get the Pride handgun instead.

Tinker Bell (screwdriver/electric baton gamma)

• Perk: Deals lower damage, but has a chance to KO a target by using a strong attack.
• Mission/location: The kidnapper’s house during “The Hunt.”

River Ward’s sidequests to rescue his nephew culminate in “The Hunt.” Make sure you go to the correct farm (Edgewood) and head inside the kidnapper’s house.

On the second floor, you’ll find some computers. Crouch and check for a button under the desk and shoot it. This will open a hidden wall where you can find the iconic weapon.

Defender (light machine gun)

• Perk: N/A
• Mission/location: Kabuki Market firearms vendor.

Note: The Defender light machine gun isn’t considered an iconic weapon.

Head to the weapon shop near the Kabuki Market fast travel point (Watson – Kabuki). The NPC here sells a Defender LMG for a whopping 300,000+ cash.

Now, although the Defender isn’t an iconic weapon, I’ve still included it in this guide. The reason for this is because the Defender is the only weapon of its class (LMGs). Plus, as far as I know, this particular vendor is the only one who sells a legendary version. All the other Defender LMGs you’ll get (whether as drops, crafting recipes, or vendor items) are epic quality or lower.

Ozob’s Nose (frag grenade)

• Perk: High-damage legendary grenade.
• Mission/location: “Send in the Clowns” side job.

Note: Ozob’s Nose itself doesn’t have the “iconic” tag since it’s a thrown item. However, it’s got a unique name and it’s a legendary frag grenade.

During Cyberpunk 2077‘s campaign, you’ll get a message from Ozob Bozo. Read his message, then give him a call. Park your car in Japantown’s Cherry Blossom Market, press “L-CTRL” to honk your car’s horn, then wait for Ozob to arrive.

He’ll tell you to drive him to a location in Little China where a firefight erupts. When you’re done helping him out, Ozob will thank you and give you a crafting recipe that lets you create as many of these grenades as you want, provided that you have the materials, of course.

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