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The aerial combo begins with two quick slashes to the left and right, followed immediately by a mid-air slash with some spin, two moves that could easily be mistaken as one. Another {{button|dsy}}-Combo is prompted, which will result in an early usage of the aerial combo's finisher. The normal combo continues with another set of two slashes, one going up and another going left, which is followed by a sideways slash along with a powerful uppercut. The combo finishes with Roxas's Keyblades flying around him dangerously, then him catching them with powerful posture. | The aerial combo begins with two quick slashes to the left and right, followed immediately by a mid-air slash with some spin, two moves that could easily be mistaken as one. Another {{button|dsy}}-Combo is prompted, which will result in an early usage of the aerial combo's finisher. The normal combo continues with another set of two slashes, one going up and another going left, which is followed by a sideways slash along with a powerful uppercut. The combo finishes with Roxas's Keyblades flying around him dangerously, then him catching them with powerful posture. | ||
In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', Roxas is only able to dual-wield Oathkeeper and Oblivion during his fight against Axel. In this state, Roxas can do a five-step combo both on the ground and in the air, with his ground finisher a spinning slash that can knock enemies airborne and his aerial finisher being similar to Sora's [[Hurricane Blast]] finisher. In ''Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix'', during the boss fight against Roxas, Sora | In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', Roxas is only able to dual-wield Oathkeeper and Oblivion during his fight against Axel. In this state, Roxas can do a five-step combo both on the ground and in the air, with his ground finisher a spinning slash that can knock enemies airborne and his aerial finisher being similar to Sora's [[Hurricane Blast]] finisher. In ''Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix'', during the boss fight against Roxas, Sora can temporarily wield Oathkeeper and Oblivion with telekinesis in conjunction with his own Keyblade by pressing The End during Roxas's Duel Attack. The Keyblades react according to Sora's actions, spinning around Sora during normal attacks and piercing through Roxas during finishers. | ||
In ''Kingdom Hearts III'', Roxas becomes an ally of Sora against [[Saïx]], still being able to dual-wield Oathkeeper and Oblivion. For the ''Re Mind'' scenario, Roxas is playable (only during the Saïx fight) and retains most of his dual-wielding abilities along with a few new tricks to give him the upper hand in combat. His [[Dual Shot]] finisher involves him twirling his Keyblades, shooting out a ball of light straight at the opponent for heavy damage. | In ''Kingdom Hearts III'', Roxas becomes an ally of Sora against [[Saïx]], still being able to dual-wield Oathkeeper and Oblivion. For the ''Re Mind'' scenario, Roxas is playable (only during the Saïx fight) and retains most of his dual-wielding abilities along with a few new tricks to give him the upper hand in combat. His [[Dual Shot]] finisher involves him twirling his Keyblades, shooting out a ball of light straight at the opponent for heavy damage. | ||