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The first part of this battle is reminiscent of the first boss battle in Traverse Town with Guard Armor. However, once its health bar reaches a certain point, the body parts will completely collapse and rearrange themselves to form an even nastier opponent. | The first part of this battle is reminiscent of the first boss battle in Traverse Town with Guard Armor. However, once its health bar reaches a certain point, the body parts will completely collapse and rearrange themselves to form an even nastier opponent. | ||
Note that Sora can enter and exit freely from the Second District during this battle, but if he has defeated some of its body parts and then leaves, Opposite Armor will have full | Note that Sora can enter and exit freely from the Second District during this battle, but if he has defeated some of its body parts and then leaves, Opposite Armor will have full HP and all its body parts with it when Sora reenters the area. | ||
Opposite Armor uses similar spinning tricks as Guard Armor. Most of these attacks can be deflected with [[Guard]], creating an opening for an attack. During the battle, it will split into two separate formations that attack independently. Focus on the Gauntlet-Torso formation, as it has a homing attack, while keeping an eye open for the Hammerleg-Head formation. Also, remember that the Opposite Armor is an airborne enemy, unlike the Guard Armor. Begin by taking out the Gauntlets, as it will reduce the amount of stress considerably, followed by the Hammerlegs. Once all that remains is the torso, it will frequently execute a bazooka-esque attack. Avoid this using [[Dodge Roll]], or block with a well timed Guard, and quickly perform an aerial combo. The torso will then attempt to escape, so make sure to follow it, or avoiding the attack will be difficult. | Opposite Armor uses similar spinning tricks as Guard Armor. Most of these attacks can be deflected with [[Guard]], creating an opening for an attack. During the battle, it will split into two separate formations that attack independently. Focus on the Gauntlet-Torso formation, as it has a homing attack, while keeping an eye open for the Hammerleg-Head formation. Also, remember that the Opposite Armor is an airborne enemy, unlike the Guard Armor. Begin by taking out the Gauntlets, as it will reduce the amount of stress considerably, followed by the Hammerlegs. Once all that remains is the torso, it will frequently execute a bazooka-esque attack. Avoid this using [[Dodge Roll]], or block with a well timed Guard, and quickly perform an aerial combo. The torso will then attempt to escape, so make sure to follow it, or avoiding the attack will be difficult. | ||
After defeating the Opposite Armor, Sora receives a new spell, [[Aero]], and another | After defeating the Opposite Armor, Sora receives a new spell, [[Aero]], and another Navi-G Piece. | ||
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{{atk|{{nihongo|'''Somersault Kick'''|サマーソルトキック|<br>Samāsoruto Kikku}}|None|x0.02{{KH}}<br>x0.01{{FM}}|8{{KH}}<br>6{{FM}}|Repellable<br>(Recoil: 10)|Used by the legs. Swings legs up while rushing forward.}} | {{atk|{{nihongo|'''Somersault Kick'''|サマーソルトキック|<br>Samāsoruto Kikku}}|None|x0.02{{KH}}<br>x0.01{{FM}}|8{{KH}}<br>6{{FM}}|Repellable<br>(Recoil: 10)|Used by the legs. Swings legs up while rushing forward.}} | ||
