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'''Item Cards''' appear in ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]]'' as a type of playing card which restock other playing cards. They can be identified by their green borders, which they share with [[Friend Cards]]. The seven Item Cards in the game represent the restorative items Sora found throughout ''Kingdom Hearts'', but are used in a completely different manner; instead of restoring HP or MP, they instantly restock certain types of cards in the player's deck. Unlike the other types of playing card, Item Cards disappear from the deck after being successfully used, unable to be restocked, and they cannot be made into [[Premium Cards]]. They can also be used in various combinations with other Item Cards, as well as Attack, Magic, Summon, and Friend Cards to perform completely different spells unavailable in the other games. Many of these new combinations are ''Kingdom Hearts'' versions of traditional ''[[finalfantasy:Final Fantasy|Final Fantasy]]'' spells like "Holy" or "Teleport". | '''Item Cards''' appear in ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]]'' as a type of playing card which restock other playing cards. They can be identified by their green borders, which they share with [[Friend Cards]]. The seven Item Cards in the game represent the restorative items Sora found throughout ''Kingdom Hearts'', but are used in a completely different manner; instead of restoring HP or MP, they instantly restock certain types of cards in the player's deck. Unlike the other types of playing card, Item Cards disappear from the deck after being successfully used, unable to be restocked, and they cannot be made into [[Premium Cards]]. They can also be used in various combinations with other Item Cards, as well as Attack, Magic, Summon, and Friend Cards to perform completely different spells unavailable in the other games. Many of these new combinations are ''Kingdom Hearts'' versions of traditional ''[[finalfantasy:Final Fantasy|Final Fantasy]]'' spells like "Holy" or "Teleport". | ||
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|[[Image:Potion (card).png]]||'''[[Potion]]'''||Available from the beginning.||Quickly reloads attack cards with no charge time required. It does not work on cards that cannot be reloaded. | |[[Image:Potion (card).png]]||'''[[Potion]]'''||Available from the beginning.{{SS}} <br>Available in Twilight Town {{RR}}||Quickly reloads attack cards with no charge time required. It does not work on cards that cannot be reloaded. | ||
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|[[Image:Hi-Potion (card).png]]||'''[[Hi-Potion]]||Clear the [[Olympus Coliseum]] [[Room of Guidance]].||Quickly reloads attack cards with no charge time required. Even normally unreloadable cards are restored. | |[[Image:Hi-Potion (card).png]]||'''[[Hi-Potion]]||Clear the [[Olympus Coliseum]] [[Room of Guidance]].{{SS}} <br>Available in Olympus Coliseum, Destiny Islands and Castle Oblivion {{RR}}||Quickly reloads attack cards with no charge time required. Even normally unreloadable cards are restored. | ||
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|[[Image:Mega-Potion (card).png]]||'''[[Mega-Potion]]'''{{SS}}||Defeat [[Riku Replica|Riku]] on the 11<sup>th</sup> floor of Castle Oblivion.||Quickly reloads attack cards with no charge time required and resets the reload counter. Even normally unreloadable cards are restored. | |[[Image:Mega-Potion (card).png]]||'''[[Mega-Potion]]'''{{SS}}||Defeat [[Riku Replica|Riku]] on the 11<sup>th</sup> floor of Castle Oblivion.||Quickly reloads attack cards with no charge time required and resets the reload counter. Even normally unreloadable cards are restored. | ||
