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The Opposite Armor floated instead of walked. This allowed it to use new sorts of attacks; such as "transforming" into a floating cannon. The head also became independent of the body (a trait later utilized by [[Bolt Tower|Bolt Towers]]) and could attack. The arms and legs each had roughly the same HP as the Guard Armor's body, while the head and torso shared their own HP. | The Opposite Armor floated instead of walked. This allowed it to use new sorts of attacks; such as "transforming" into a floating cannon. The head also became independent of the body (a trait later utilized by [[Bolt Tower|Bolt Towers]]) and could attack. The arms and legs each had roughly the same HP as the Guard Armor's body, while the head and torso shared their own HP. | ||
There is also an Opposite Armor in the Hades Cup in [[Olympus Coliseum]] that fights with [[Darkball|Darkballs]]. | There is also an Opposite Armor in the [[Hades Cup]] in [[Olympus Coliseum]] that fights with [[Darkball|Darkballs]]. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Revision as of 19:20, 14 January 2007
The Opposite Armor is a boss from Kingdom Hearts.
When the Keyhole in Traverse Town was revealed, the second Guard Armor attacked Sora and company. However, it employed a new trick: it flipped itself upside-down, becoming the Opposite Armor. The Opposite Armor, along with the Guard Armor, is the boss of Traverse Town.
The Opposite Armor floated instead of walked. This allowed it to use new sorts of attacks; such as "transforming" into a floating cannon. The head also became independent of the body (a trait later utilized by Bolt Towers) and could attack. The arms and legs each had roughly the same HP as the Guard Armor's body, while the head and torso shared their own HP.
There is also an Opposite Armor in the Hades Cup in Olympus Coliseum that fights with Darkballs.
