Talk:Sleight

Hundred Acre Wood

 * Honey Storm: Honey + Wind OR Wind + Honey
 * Honey Pot: Honey + Honey

Does anyone have any idea how we can get official descriptions for these? Glorious  CHAOS!  03:10, February 14, 2010 (UTC)

Movement
How should we organize this, considering that they don't use cards and don't have an official name?


 * High Jump: Reach higher places with an aerial flip.
 * Glide: Fly through the air by jumping then holding.
 * Super Glide: Fly through the air with velocity by holding.

Riku's sleights
Please help!

Impulse:
 * Most Heartless
 * Guard Armor

Maelstrom:
 * Larger Heartless: specify
 * Trickmaster

Barrage:
 * Darkside
 * Hades
 * Lexaeus
 * Ansem
 * Zexion

Does anyone know which Duel's these activate:
 * Iago?
 * Vexen?
 * Parasite Cage?
 * Hook?
 * Riku Replica - Maelstrom for all but Twilight Town, at least
 * Ursula?
 * Oogie Boogie?

Re: changes
Here

Honey Pot
I have searched all the Japanese walkthrough videos I can find, as well as the internet, and I can't find the japanese name for "Honey Pot". Does anyone have the Japanese version of the game, and could they post the katakana? Glorious  CHAOS!  22:49, March 13, 2010 (UTC)
 * I have the Japanese version, but my PS2 is locked and I won't be able to get it until after May 13th... >_< 03:17, April 7, 2010 (UTC)

CoM vs Re:CoM
When descriptions of the sleights (or any information, really) don't match in CoM and Re:CoM, should both descriptions be added in so people can differentiate between the two or are we using Re:CoM's information instead?

Notherland 23:15, October 8, 2010 (UTC)
 * The Re:CoM versions usually only have very slight differences in wording to make them more clear, so we use them. If the attack is actually different, then we use both versions. I think one of them is already like that.(ಠ_ೃ)﻿ Bully!  23:50, October 8, 2010 (UTC)

Sleight name links
I noticed that in the giant table, all of the sleights have linked names. However, every single one links back to this page. Should this be removed? 21:07, 16 June 2011 (EDT)