One of the biggest goals in Souls Crossover is collecting powerful weapons, rare spells, Soul Shards, unique titles, and armour pieces. Nearly every major enemy in the game has its own exclusive loot pool, so knowing which boss drops what can save you hours of unnecessary farming.
When I first started progressing through the game, I made the mistake of repeatedly fighting bosses without knowing what they actually dropped. I spent far longer than necessary farming the wrong enemies, only to realise later that the item I wanted came from an entirely different area. Once you know each boss’s rewards, progression becomes much smoother and you’ll spend your time farming efficiently instead of relying on guesswork.
This guide covers every current enemy drop, including weapons, armour, spells, Soul Shards, titles, badges, EXP rewards, and Gold earned from every major encounter.
Souls Crossover X Enemy Drops Guide – Every Boss Drops
Every enemy in Souls Crossover rewards something for defeating them.
Smaller enemies generally provide EXP and Gold, while mini bosses and major bosses can also drop:
- Weapons
- Armour
- Spells
- Soul Shards
- Titles
- Badges
Not every reward is guaranteed. Many valuable items have relatively low drop rates, meaning you’ll likely need multiple attempts before obtaining them.
Soul Shards
Soul Shards are among the most valuable drops in the entire game.
These special items are required to unlock new Souls as you progress through this Undertale-inspired adventure. Because different bosses drop different Soul Shards, you’ll eventually need to defeat a wide variety of enemies rather than focusing on only one boss.
If your goal is unlocking every Soul available, collecting Soul Shards should become one of your highest priorities.
Ruins Enemy Drops
The Ruins introduce the game’s earliest enemies and your first opportunities to obtain weapons, spells, and Soul Shards.
Flowey
Level: 1
Flowey is the very first boss most players encounter.
Drops include:
- Vine — 30%
- Stick — 25%
- Flowey Defeat Badge
Rewards:
- 100 EXP
- 5 Gold
Although these weapons are beginner equipment, they’re useful for getting through the opening part of the game.
Froggit
Level: 3
Froggit introduces the first armour drop available in the game.
Drops:
- Froggit Legs Armour — 20%
Rewards:
- 150 EXP
- 10 Gold
It’s worth farming briefly if you’re looking for an early defensive upgrade.
Whimsun
Level: 5
Whimsun doesn’t currently drop any special items.
Rewards:
- 200 EXP
- 20 Gold
This enemy is mainly useful for gaining early levels.
Napstablook
Level: 7
Napstablook also focuses on progression rewards rather than equipment.
Rewards:
- 500 EXP
- 50 Gold
The generous EXP makes this a decent farming target before challenging Toriel.
Toriel
Level: 10
Toriel is the first boss that introduces several valuable rewards.
Drops:
- Patience Soul Shard — 25%
- Burn Spell — 20%
- Ruins Annihilator Title — 10%
- Toriel Defeat Badge
Rewards:
- 1,000 EXP
- 100 Gold
If you’re collecting Soul Shards, Toriel is one of the earliest bosses you’ll likely revisit multiple times.
Dust Sans (Secret Boss)
Level: 70
Dust Sans serves as the secret boss of the Ruins.
Drops:
- Dust Toy Knife — 10%
Rewards:
- 12,500 EXP
- 1,250 Gold
While the boss is much stronger than anything else in the Ruins, the EXP payout alone makes it worthwhile once you’re strong enough to defeat it consistently.
Snowdin Enemy Drops
Snowdin begins introducing stronger equipment and your second Soul Shard.
Ice Cap
Level: 15
Drops:
- Shard Rain Spell — 5%
Rewards:
- 500 EXP
- 50 Gold
The spell has a fairly low drop chance, so expect multiple runs before obtaining it.
Lesser Dog
Level: 20 (Mini Boss)
Drops:
- Lesser Armour — 25%
Rewards:
- 1,000 EXP
- 100 Gold
A solid armour upgrade for players progressing through the early game.
Papyrus
Level: 25
Papyrus has several worthwhile rewards.
Drops:
- Integrity Soul Shard — 20%
- Papyrus Bone — 25%
- Spaghetti Enthusiast Title — 10%
Papyrus is one of the better farming bosses during this stage because multiple useful rewards share fairly reasonable drop rates.
Waterfall Enemy Drops
Waterfall introduces stronger bosses alongside additional Soul Shards and powerful weapons.
Whimsun
Level: 30
Rewards:
- 1,000 EXP
- 100 Gold
Although there are no exclusive drops, it’s still useful for levelling.
Temmie
Level: 35
Drops:
- Debt and Dreams Title — 2%
Rewards:
- 1,500 EXP
- 150 Gold
This title is one of the rarer cosmetic rewards in the early game, so don’t expect to obtain it quickly.
Undyne
Level: 45
Undyne is one of the most rewarding bosses available at this point.
Drops:
- Spear — 10%
- Kindness Soul Shard — 10%
- Royal Guard Title — 5%
Rewards:
- 5,000 EXP
- 500 Gold
Because every reward here is useful, Undyne is worth farming even after you’ve cleared the area.
Undyne the Undying
Level: 120
This upgraded version offers significantly stronger rewards.
Drops:
- Spear of the Undying — 10%
- Determination Soul Shard — 2%
Rewards:
- 30,000 EXP
- 3,000 Gold
The Determination Soul Shard is especially rare, making this one of the longest farms in the game.
Hotland Enemy Drops
Hotland contains several high-level enemies that primarily help with levelling before later bosses.
Pyrope
Level: 50
Rewards:
- 2,250 EXP
- 275 Gold
Snowdrake
Level: 55
Rewards:
- 3,150 EXP
- 350 Gold
Both enemies are mainly used for EXP farming rather than rare drops.
Muffet
Level: 65
Drops:
- Perseverance Soul Shard — 10%
Rewards:
- 10,000 EXP
- 1,000 Gold
A straightforward boss that is worth revisiting until you secure the Soul Shard.
Mettaton
Level: 65
Drops:
- Justice Soul Shard — 5%
- Beneath the Spotlight Title — 2.5%
Rewards:
- 7,500 EXP
- 750 Gold
The title is particularly uncommon, so collectors should prepare for repeated runs.
Core Enemy Drops
The Core is where enemy rewards begin becoming significantly more valuable.
Magic
Level: 85
Rewards:
- 5,000 EXP
- 500 Gold
Useful for levelling before the tougher bosses ahead.
Knight Knight
Level: 95 (Mini Boss)
Rewards:
- 10,000 EXP
- 1,000 Gold
Another excellent source of EXP while progressing toward Mettaton EX.
Mettaton EX
Level: 105
This boss has one of the largest loot tables currently available.
Drops:
- Justice Soul Shard — 10%
- Beneath the Spotlight Title — 10%
- Mettaton TV — 10%
- Heart of EX — 6.7%
Rewards:
- 20,000 EXP
- 2,000 Gold
Since several useful items share relatively decent drop chances, farming Mettaton EX can be very rewarding.
Mettaton NEO
Level: 135
Drops:
- Justice Soul Shard — 20%
- Mettaton NEO Cannon — 10%
Rewards:
- 35,000 EXP
- 3,500 Gold
This is one of the better locations to farm Justice Soul Shards thanks to the increased drop rate.
Endgame Enemy Drops
The final areas contain the game’s strongest bosses and some of its most powerful equipment.
Sans
Level: 175
Drops:
- Sans Bone — 25%
- Gaster Blaster — 10%
- Judge Title — 2%
Rewards:
- 50,000 EXP
- 5,000 Gold
The Sans Bone is one of the more common boss weapon drops, while the Judge Title remains exceptionally rare.
Asgore
Level: 150
Drops:
- Trident — 10%
- Bravery Soul Shard — 20%
Rewards:
- 40,000 EXP
- 4,000 Gold
The relatively high Soul Shard drop rate makes Asgore a worthwhile farming target.
Omega Flowey
Level: 190
Drops:
- Seven Souls Shard — 5%
Rewards:
- 60,000 EXP
- 6,000 Gold
Although the drop chance is fairly low, the Seven Souls Shard is one of the more desirable late-game collectibles.
Chara
Level: 210
Chara offers several powerful rewards.
Drops:
- Real Knife — 20%
- True Locket Armour — 20%
- Determination Soul Shard — 10%
Rewards:
- 70,000 EXP
- 7,000 Gold
With multiple valuable drops sharing respectable rates, Chara is one of the best bosses to repeatedly farm during the endgame.
Asriel
Level: 225
The current strongest boss drops the materials needed for one of the game’s most powerful weapons.
Drops:
- Chaos Sabre Piece A — 20%
- Chaos Sabre Piece B — 20%
- Chaos Sabre Piece C — 20%
Rewards:
- 75,000 EXP
- 7,500 Gold
Since each piece drops separately, expect to defeat Asriel multiple times before completing the full Chaos Sabre.
Not every boss deserves the same amount of farming time. If you’re only looking to progress through the story, focus on bosses that drop the Soul Shards required for unlocking new Souls. Those rewards directly impact your progression and are much more valuable than collecting every cosmetic title early on.
Once you’ve reached the late game, it becomes much more efficient to target bosses that drop powerful weapons such as Real Knife, Trident, Spear of the Undying, Sans Bone, and the three Chaos Sabre pieces. These items remain useful far longer than early-game gear and are worth investing your farming sessions into.
It’s also worth remembering that obtaining a weapon is only part of the journey. If you get lucky and secure one of the stronger drops, you can take it to the Reforge NPC to reroll its damage modifier. A good reforge can dramatically increase its effectiveness, making even an already powerful weapon hit significantly harder.