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Circle of Life

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Kingdom Hearts II
Circle of Life
Circle of Life
Circle of Life
Circle of Life
Circle of Life

"Has great strength, increasing MP restoration speed after MP is consumed." [KH II]
"Has great strength, increasing MP restoration speed by 25% after MP is consumed." [KH II FM]

Token
Circle of Life Keychain KHII.png
Japanese サークルオブライフ
Rōmaji Sākuru obu Raifu
Stats
Strength Magic Length
+4 +1 114
Ability
MP Haste
Obtained
Talk to Simba in the Oasis of Pride Lands.

The Circle of Life is a Keychain for Sora's Keyblade that appears in Kingdom Hearts II.

Design[edit]

The handguard of the Circle of Life is comprised of two large fangs that curve downward and do not connect to the pommel of the handle. The rainguard and Keychain are both lion heads, specifically the head of Simba as drawn by Rafiki in The Lion King film. When in Halloween Town, the lion head on the rainguard gains stitches on its ears and down its forehead. The blade is a short wooden shaft that extends upwards a little, then curves into a backwards C-shape. The C-shape is wrapped in white cloth strips and wooden spikes protrude from the wrappings, which serve as the teeth of the key. The chain of the Keychain seems to be a vine, rather than metal links.

The Keyblade is named after the song "Circle of Life", from The Lion King film; the circle of life itself is also a major plot point of the film, taught to Simba in the beginning of the film by Mufasa, and emphasized by his spirit when he tells Simba to return to the Pride Lands and take his place as king in place of Scar.

Other appearances[edit]

Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind[edit]

In Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind, Circle of Life appears on one of the feathers during the animation of One Heart.[1]

Play Arts Figures[edit]

Circle of Life is one of the Keyblades packaged with the Series 1 Play Arts Figures Master Form figure.

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