Should memory sticks be collected during the story?

Collect obvious memory sticks during the story, then use a region cleanup pass for hidden bodies, side paths, and late-game areas.

Are memory sticks separate from cans?

Yes. They may share landmarks, but memory sticks should have their own route because players search lore and 100% cleanup terms separately.

Does PC Complete Edition change memory stick locations?

The route should be treated as PC Complete Edition default and PS5 compatible unless a version-specific difference is confirmed.

What should I do if I am missing one memory stick?

Isolate the missing pickup by region, then compare nearest-camp screenshots before replaying a full memory-stick video.

Memory Stick Locations

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Updated: Jun 11, 2026Author: Guide deskViews: 82,412

Track Stellar Blade memory stick locations with a region-first cleanup route, missable checks, screenshot usage, and PC Complete Edition notes.

Quick Answer

Use a region-first memory stick route: clear obvious story-path bodies first, then sweep Eidos 7, Xion, Wasteland, Matrix 11, Great Desert, and late-game zones before final commitments.

Screenshot Timeline (5 key screenshots)

Stellar Blade all memory stick locations route screenshot

View screenshotScreenshot evidence / not a video player

00:00:40All memory sticks route
00:01:12Eidos 7 memory stick
00:04:00Eidos 7 collectible route
00:01:18Wasteland collectible route
00:00:58Matrix 11 route check

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Route steps

Memory sticks work best as a location database, not a lore essay. Lead with region, nearby landmark, and whether the pickup is on the main route or requires cleanup.

AreaCountOrderKey note

Story-path bodies01During normal progressionLow-friction pickups

Eidos 702Early return sweepDense early lore

Xion / Wasteland03Mid-game cleanupHub + open-zone notes

Matrix 1104Contained story auditRoute-only checks

Great Desert / late zones05Final route passMissing-count triage

2. Start with the direct answer

This Collectibles article is designed for players who need the blocker solved first, not a slow recap of the whole game. The short answer is: Use a region-first memory stick route: clear obvious story-path bodies first, then sweep Eidos 7, Xion, Wasteland, Matrix 11, Great Desert, and late-game zones before final commitments. Use that answer immediately if you are standing at the objective, door, boss arena, reward menu, or collectible route. Then keep reading only when you need the surrounding timing, version note, screenshot proof, or cleanup order. This keeps the page useful on a second monitor or phone while the game is open.

3. Best memory stick route

Memory sticks work best as a location database, not a lore essay. Lead with region, nearby landmark, and whether the pickup is on the main route or requires cleanup. The route table exists because most Stellar Blade mistakes happen when the answer is separated from timing. Start with "Story-path bodies" at "During normal progression" and confirm the expected result: "Low-friction pickups." Do not skip the note column on later steps, because version labels, quest state, and revisit timing often explain why a correct answer does not trigger yet.

Stellar Blade Eidos 7 memory stick location screenshot — Eidos 7 memory stick / Pause at 00:01:12

4. Use the video frames as visual proof

The guide turns long video material into short visual checkpoints. The first frame to compare is "All memory sticks route" from "Stellar Blade - All 186 Memory Stick Locations.mp4" around 00:00:40. The next useful frame is "Eidos 7 memory stick", which helps confirm the follow-up objective, menu state, landmark, or reward screen. Instead of scrubbing through an entire walkthrough, match the screenshot, read the nearby note, and jump back into the game.

Stellar Blade Eidos 7 collectible route screenshot — Eidos 7 collectible route / Pause at 00:04:00

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