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Blackchaos27 (talk | contribs) (Thought it'd be worth mentioning since the KH3D Reports calls this the "Bequeathing." If I didn't do the reference right, feel free to correct me.) |
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{{Q|In your hand, take this Key. So long as you have the makings, then through this simple act of taking, its wielder you shall one day be. And you will find me, friend—no ocean will contain you then. No more borders around, or below, or above, so long as you champion the ones you love.|Terra passing the power to Riku in ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''}} | {{Q|In your hand, take this Key. So long as you have the makings, then through this simple act of taking, its wielder you shall one day be. And you will find me, friend—no ocean will contain you then. No more borders around, or below, or above, so long as you champion the ones you love.|Terra passing the power to Riku in ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''}} | ||
[[File:Legacy 01 KHBBS.png|thumb|left|Terra chooses a young Riku as his successor.]] | [[File:Legacy 01 (KHBBS) KHIIHD.png|thumb|left|Riku is chosen as Terra's successor|thumb|left|Terra chooses a young Riku as his successor.]] | ||
A Keyblade Inheritance Ceremony may be either intentional or accidental. To pass down the Keyblade intentionally, a Keyblade master must choose a successor. All the master must do is test the strength of the one they have chosen by allowing him or her to hold their Keyblade. | A Keyblade Inheritance Ceremony may be either intentional or accidental. To pass down the Keyblade intentionally, a Keyblade master must choose a successor. All the master must do is test the strength of the one they have chosen by allowing him or her to hold their Keyblade. | ||