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===''Kingdom Hearts II''===
===''Kingdom Hearts II''===
In ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', the Star Recipe used to create them is found in [[Disney Castle]] in the Courtyard.To increase the chance of gaining these materials, equip Lucky Lucky on all party members. After successfully creating one Elixir, adding a [[Serenity|Serenity Gem]] to the recipe creates a [[Megalixir]].
In ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', the Star Recipe used to create them is found in [[Disney Castle]] in the Courtyard. After successfully creating one Elixir, adding a [[Serenity|Serenity Gem]] to the recipe creates a [[Megalixir]].


*3 [[Mythril Stone]]
*3 [[Mythril Stone]]

Revision as of 15:21, 6 August 2010

Elixir is a rare healing item in the Kingdom Hearts series that fully heals one character's HP and MP. It can be used on the field, in battle and from the Main Menu. They can be found in chests in Worlds throughout both games, as well as in Trinities in Kingdom Hearts, and are occasionally awarded as prizes for completing certain tasks and quests. They can be Synthesized in both games with help from the Moogles.

Recipe

Kingdom Hearts

In Kingdom Hearts, they are created from from List I by using:

Kingdom Hearts II

In Kingdom Hearts II, the Star Recipe used to create them is found in Disney Castle in the Courtyard. After successfully creating one Elixir, adding a Serenity Gem to the recipe creates a Megalixir.

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days

The Elixir can be synthesized for 1600 munny once Roxas is promoted to Novice rank.

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Etymology

Elixir is a sweet flavored liquid (usually containing alcohol) used in compounding medicines to be taken orally in order to mask an unpleasant taste and intended to cure one's illness.