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While the children are directly fought in ''Kingdom Hearts II'', they are also used to power the [[Prison Keeper]], and serve as enemies in the [[Gift Wrapping]] mini-game. They will run around in front of your camera, | While the children are directly fought in ''Kingdom Hearts II'', they are also used to power the [[Prison Keeper]] which is given to them by Malificent to stop Sora and Jack Skellington. | ||
The second time you meet the children is where Sora must trap each one in a Present Box after beating them and making them dazed though, they may get up if not captured fast enough and if left in the boxes for to long they will escape. Sora uses the Reaction Command 'Capture', once all three are caught the battle is over. | |||
The three children serve as enemies in the [[Gift Wrapping]] mini-game. They will run around in front of your camera attempting to steal the presents you make and try and distract you, much the same way as with [[Chicken Little]] you must fire upon Lock, Shock and Barrel using presents instead of baseballs and firecrackers to stop them. | |||
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Revision as of 12:27, 5 October 2009
Lock, Shock and Barrel are boss characters who appeared in both Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II as well as Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days. They are children from Halloween Town. Originally from Tim Burton's "The Nightmare Before Christmas" they carry out many roles in the games. In Kingdom Hearts, they assist Oogie Boogie by stealing Jack's experimental heart. In Kingdom Hearts II they wreak havoc in Christmas Town . During the boss battle all three of them appear together unlike other boss fights where Sora battles a single individual boss. Because of this alot of havoc is created during the battle.
Strategy
Kingdom Hearts
The trio is fairly easy to defeat, begin by taking out Lock and his annoying slingshot attack. He will leap very high to avoid you. Then change your Lock on to Shock be careful when she goes into her spinning attack, jump dodge or guard to get out of the way then blast her with Fire or Blizzard magic to slow her down. When you finish with those two begin attacking Barrel, as he has the most HP it may take a few extra hits. Barrel's special move is a cannonball sprint, its possible to stop him but good timing is crucial. It's a good idea to have a potion or two at the ready, or Cure magic on your shortcut menu as having multiple enemies can make your Guard ability more or less worthless. Make sure you defeat them in that order or you won't receive as many Experience points. It is suggested to try to corner most of the enemies.
Kingdom Hearts II
Template:Section-stub While the children are directly fought in Kingdom Hearts II, they are also used to power the Prison Keeper which is given to them by Malificent to stop Sora and Jack Skellington. The second time you meet the children is where Sora must trap each one in a Present Box after beating them and making them dazed though, they may get up if not captured fast enough and if left in the boxes for to long they will escape. Sora uses the Reaction Command 'Capture', once all three are caught the battle is over. The three children serve as enemies in the Gift Wrapping mini-game. They will run around in front of your camera attempting to steal the presents you make and try and distract you, much the same way as with Chicken Little you must fire upon Lock, Shock and Barrel using presents instead of baseballs and firecrackers to stop them.
Videos
| Lock, Shock & Barrel (Kingdom Hearts) | Lock, Shock & Barrel (Kingdom Hearts II) |
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