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Upon activating a Limit, the other character in the party besides Sora and the party member performing the Limit vanishes, and the two remaining unleash a powerful attack. For a short time after activating the Limit, the player and the other character performing the Limit are invincible, and a [[Limit Gauge]] appears in the upper-right; until the gauge is depleted, the characters involved can initiate a series of powerful attacks, which are either slotted over the [[Attack]] command or activated as [[Reaction Command]]s. This leads up to a powerful final attack, available once the previous attacks have been used enough times.
Upon activating a Limit, the other character in the party besides Sora and the party member performing the Limit vanishes, and the two remaining unleash a powerful attack. For a short time after activating the Limit, the player and the other character performing the Limit are invincible, and a [[Limit Gauge]] appears in the upper-right; until the gauge is depleted, the characters involved can initiate a series of powerful attacks, which are either slotted over the [[Attack]] command or activated as [[Reaction Command]]s. This leads up to a powerful final attack, available once the previous attacks have been used enough times.


Limits are generally more effective against general enemies than bosses, as they tend to use area of effect damage and crowd control effects, which most bosses are resistant against.  Limits also count as finishers, enabling them to defeat bosses. Some limits allow Sora to move freely, while most others restrict movement. Also, most Limits feature a "Stop" command in the fourth slot of the Command Menu, allowing the limit to end prematurely.
Limits are generally more effective against general enemies than bosses, as they tend to use area of effect damage and crowd control effects, which most bosses are resistant against.  Limits also count as finishers, enabling them to defeat bosses. Some limits allow Sora to move freely, while most others restrict movement. Also, a handful of Limits feature a "Stop" command in the fourth slot of the Command Menu, allowing the limit to end prematurely.


[[Jiminy's Journal]] records information detailing the attack flow and general pattern of each limit in addition to the highest amount of hits the player has achieved for each limit.
[[Jiminy's Journal]] records information detailing the attack flow and general pattern of each limit in addition to the highest amount of hits the player has achieved for each limit.

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