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Parasite Cage is seen in [[Castle Oblivion]] as a figment of Sora's memory in his memories of Monstro. It captures Pinocchio when he tries to escape from the danger that was coming. Sora then fights the Heartless until he manages to knock it out. After Sora convinces Pinocchio to act brave, Pinocchio fights his way out of the Heartless until he escapes. After the Heartless disappears, Pinocchio reveals that the monster spat out when he started fighting back and that Sora and his friends should try that on Monstro to help him and Geppetto escape. | Parasite Cage is seen in [[Castle Oblivion]] as a figment of Sora's memory in his memories of Monstro. It captures Pinocchio when he tries to escape from the danger that was coming. Sora then fights the Heartless until he manages to knock it out. After Sora convinces Pinocchio to act brave, Pinocchio fights his way out of the Heartless until he escapes. After the Heartless disappears, Pinocchio reveals that the monster spat out when he started fighting back and that Sora and his friends should try that on Monstro to help him and Geppetto escape. | ||
The Parasite Cage also appears to Riku, as a figment of his memory and a representation of the darkness within him. | The Parasite Cage also appears to Riku, as a figment of his memory and a representation of the darkness within him. | ||
==Design== | ==Design== | ||
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*Right Tentacle: the Parasite Cage swings its right appendage. | *Right Tentacle: the Parasite Cage swings its right appendage. | ||
*Double Swing: the Parasite Cage connects its appendages and swings them in both directions, characterized for being its strongest attack. | *Double Swing: the Parasite Cage connects its appendages and swings them in both directions, characterized for being its strongest attack. | ||
At the start, remain on the platform and lock on to the | At the start, remain on the platform and lock on to the Cage's head, shooting Fira or Gravity spells at it. Keep doing this until it's beaten and escapes. If Sora needs to recharge, either use an Ether or attack the head and cage with the Keyblade until he's regained enough MP. Riku will aid Sora in this battle, making him the only fellow fighter in the battle. After winning, Goofy learns the Cheer ability. Note that due to Riku aid, it will be easier than the second fight. Also worth noting is that if one enters Neverland first, Riku will not appear and will not be there to help. | ||
====Second battle==== | ====Second battle==== | ||
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===''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories''=== | ||
In both Sora's and Riku's battles with the Parasite Cage, there will be four revolving platforms, floating on digestive acids. Using the Gimmick Card will cause these four platforms to disappear, and a large one to appear in the center, close to the Parasite Cage. Avoid | In both Sora's and Riku's battles with the Parasite Cage, there will be four revolving platforms, floating on digestive acids. Using the Gimmick Card will cause these four platforms to disappear, and a large one to appear in the center, close to the Parasite Cage. Avoid stepping in the green acid as it will deal damage to Sora and Riku. | ||
====Reverse/Rebirth==== | ====Reverse/Rebirth==== | ||