Editing Game:Luxord

Luxord has various short card combos that can be blocked, usually indicated by him shuffling his cards beforehand. When Luxord rises into the air, he will fire a set of 3 homing cards, followed by anther 3 homing cards - block the two sets as they come. If Luxord stays on the ground, he can fire a trident of 3 cards toward Sora - if Sora is close enough then all 3 cards can be blocked, but if there is some distance then Sora may block only 1 or 2. If Luxord summons 4 rotating cards around Sora, wait until they stop rotating and block then reprise with [Counter Slash] if Close to Luxord - or dodge roll toward Him for a chance to attack. If he puts a small card a distance away and teleports, this is his slow card combo - the small cards will slowly move toward Sora and glow white when they speed up, so use that visual cue to block. Any cards from these combos that are not blocked (whether by Sora getting hit or by dodging them) will remain on the ground and be used in an attack later.

When Luxord hides himself in a card and goes into the ground, he will shuffle his card among any other cards that were lingering on the ground. When the cards go back up, Sora will need to find and attack the red O cards. This game is solved by rotating the camera - unsafe cards will rotate to always face the camera, but red O cards will not rotate. Luxord will occasionally turn a card purple to approach and attack Sora with a fountain of small cards - if this happens, dodge roll away. Once enough red O cards are destroyed, the remaining cards will reveal themselves, and Luxord can be found and attacked safely. If not many cards were left lingering before this move began, then there will be fewer cards that need to be searched, making the move easier to deal with, and making Luxord attack less during it. Additionally, with a keen eye it is possible to follow Luxord's card on the ground and then attack him directly, skipping the red O searching process.

Luxord's ultimate attack is very similar to the main part of his fight in the Keyblade Graveyard, and has him surround the arena with walls of rotating cards. These cards will flip around at random, and occasionally close in on Sora with a fountain attack - dodge roll accordingly. Sora's task here is to find cards with Luxord's image and either attack them or dispel them with {{button|t}} - the latter is recommended for safety, as the cards are so tightly packed that an attack may hit a stray black X card by mistake. Since the cards will reveal themselves at random, carefully search the cards by moving around and rotating the camera - standing and waiting for a specific card to flip will usually not yield good results. When enough Luxord cards have been removed, the background cards will move down and the second phase will start - though it works the same as the first phase. Removing enough Luxords will start the third phase, which works differently. Luxords will now reveal themselves but then hide when approached - the real Luxord will follow up by yelling a battle quote, and will appear as a spinning Luxord card in another part of the circle. He will fire 2 black X's at Sora - dodge roll toward them and dispel the Luxord card with {{button|t}}. Repeat this enough times and the move will end, leaving Luxord finally open to attack, and draining a good bit of his time gauge. Note that the card walls will slowly close in with every fountain, and if Sora takes too long then he will fail the move.

Luxord's moves will be slightly changed after using his ultimate attack. The barrier move now places the cards on the edge of the arena instead of around Luxord, and will close back in a bit, but the strategy of hitting the red O's is the same. The elemental cards attack will now be closer together, come out at angles and sometimes send out flaming black cards, which need to be destroyed with Fire spells instead of Thunder.