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across the Kingdom Hearts series. Collector's Cards are split into six categories: Key Art, Station of Awakening, Story Scene, Character, Enemy, and Keyblade

the "Sort" function in the Abilities menu groups them into three main categories. Combat abilities directly affect the skills the user uses in battle.

Dish") and Dessert (デザート, Dezāto?). Consuming a meal consisting of every category grants a Full Course Bonus. Cooking the meals is unlocked after completing

rewards. These come in three categories: Victory, MVP/Host, and All Points Defeated. Rewards given are randomly selected from a group of two to four items;

passage-, and Kingdom Hearts III, equipped battle items can be used by selecting the Items command in the Command Menu. Starting from Kingdom Hearts II

one part from each category can be equipped at a time. However, some parts (including entire categories) are listed in one category, but can overlap with

specialised fighting styles. There are a number of pre-made fighting styles to select: Offensive focuses on attack, Defensive concentrates on recovery and defense

Two kinds of special materials (Brightness, Energy, or Serenity) can be selected at a time. Senior Moogle (LV5) - Rank C items are at half-cost. Artisan

Road. Prior to the Keyblade War, Strelitzia, a member of the Dandelions selected to be one of the new Union leaders once the war ends, attempts to convince

Master Obtained after receiving the Gummiphone. A title reserved for the select few who have proven their knowledge and skill with the Keyblade is sufficient

one of its gameplay elements. The game is ultimately divided into two categories: Navigating the main menu, and battles. Players can advance the main story

Way to the Dawn Keyblades, which are labelled in-game as a "Sword" weapon category. Riku's combo attacks contain quick and powerful strikes and his combo