Fire

Fire (ファイア), Fira (ファイラ), and Firaga (ファイガ) magic are attacks used by Sora, Donald, and other characters and enemies that utilize the element of Fire. It is the first spell introduced in the series.

In Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep, many new Deck Commands that utilize Fire magic are introduced, including Fire Surge, Crawling Fire, and Fission Firaga.

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
In Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, Fire is similar to its usage Kingdom Hearts in that it shoots a homing ball of fire. There are also multiple fire-based Deck Commands. The Firestorm Command Style also uses the element of fire. In the Dwarf Woodlands, Fire magic is used to create steam bubbles to jump on in order to get to higher platforms.

Kingdom Hearts
In Kingdom Hearts, using Fire magic will make Sora shoot a fireball straight forward from the tip of his Keyblade at the cost of one Charge Gauge unit. The fireball has slight homing properties, meaning it can arc in any direction. The arc is rather large, however, making the spell's usefulness somewhat limited at a distance. In this game, Fire spells performed by Sora and Donald can only damage one enemy per use.

Characters who cast Fire-elemental magic in Kingdom Hearts:
 * Sora
 * Donald
 * Jack Skellington
 * Genie
 * Mushu

Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories
In Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, the Fire spell makes an appearance as a Magic card that can be used in many different Sleights, many of which are Fire-elemental:




 * Fira
 * Firaga
 * Aqua Splash
 * Firaga Break
 * Fire Raid
 * Homing Fira
 * Mega Flare
 * Blazing Donald
 * Firaga Burst
 * Raging Storm

Keyblades are sometimes given elemental properties in this game. The Fire-elemental keyblades appearing in this game are as follows:


 * Lionheart
 * One-Winged Angel
 * Hidden Dragon
 * Bond of Flame

Kingdom Hearts II
In Kingdom Hearts II, the Fire spell acts as a shield that forms around Sora and damages any enemies that come into contact with it. This spell is generally regarded as useful only before acquiring Reflect, which surpasses it in both defensive and offensive capacity. It is also useful for damaging numerous enemies that are gathered around Sora, a trait first given to the Thunder and Gravity spells in Kingdom Hearts.

The Reaction Command Firagun is considered by some to be an additional Fire spell, though it is only usable once in Agrabah and once during the Hades Paradox Cup during the boss fight against the Volcanic Lord and Blizzard Lord. Sora is not shown to cast a spell, but rather hurls the Volcanic Lord across the field. No fire is actually released in this attack, nor does any magic actually appear to be used. It is implied, though, that it is a fourth-tier spell, as fourth-tier Fire accessories bear the name Firagun.

A new passive ability, Fire Boost, also makes an appearance, and will increase the amount of damage done by Fire spells. It is also a passive ability acquired when equipping the Bond of Flame.

Characters who cast Fire magic in Kingdom Hearts II:
 * Sora
 * Donald
 * Mulan
 * Jack Skellington
 * Leon (Assistant)
 * Axel (Assistant)

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days
Fire magic is usable again in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, this time in the form of a panel. Fire shoots a homing ball of fire that deals damage to enemies on contact. Fira shoots a penetrating, non-homing ball that explodes on contact. Firaga launches a large ball of fire into the air, dropping in an arc, with slight homing properties that explodes when it makes contact with the ground or the target.

Kingdom Hearts coded
In Kingdom Hearts coded, the use of the Fire spell is permitted once the appropriate Hero's License is obtained in Olympus Coliseum.

Kingdom Hearts
Fire: Granted by Donald after defeating the Guard Armor in Traverse Town. Power = Max MP+20.

Fira: Upgraded after defeating Genie Jafar. Power = Max MP+24.

Firaga: Upgraded by the Princesses of Heart after sealing the Final Keyhole. Power = Max MP+30.

Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories
Fire: Obtained after defeating Axel for the first time.

Fira: Stock 2 Fire Cards

Firaga: Stock 3 Fire Cards.

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days
Fire: Granted after completing Mission 04 in Twilight Town.

Fira: Granted after completing Mission 43 in Beast's Castle.

Firaga: Granted after completing Mission 61 in the Olympus Coliseum.

Kingdom Hearts II
Fire: Granted after protecting the gate to the village in the Radiant Garden.

Fira: Upgraded after defeating Scar (Pride Lands).

Firaga: Upgraded after defeating Genie Jafar (Agrabah).

Kingdom Hearts coded
Fire License: Granted in Olympus Coliseum.

Firaga License: Defeat Data Cloud in Olympus Coliseum.

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days
Fire can be synthesized for 700 munny once Roxas is promoted to Novice rank.
 * 1 Fire Recipe
 * 2 Blazing Shard

Fira can be synthesized for 1000 munny once Roxas is promoted to Novice rank.
 * 1 Fira Recipe
 * 1 Fire
 * 2 Blazing Gem

Firaga can be synthesized for 1400 munny once Roxas is promoted to Novice rank.
 * 1 Firaga Recipe
 * 1 Fira
 * 2 Blazing Crystal

Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep
Fira- Fire (LVL 2) and Fire (LVL 2)-100%
 * Fire (LVL 2) and Ignite (LVL 2)-100%
 * Fire (LVL 2) and Fire Strike (LVL 2)-100%
 * Fire (LVL 2) and Fire Dash (LVL 2)-100%

Firaga- Fira (LVL 3) and Fira (LVL 3)-90%
 * Fira (LVL 3) and Fire (LVL 3)-90%
 * Fire Dash (LVL 3) and Fira (LVL 3)-90%

Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep

 * Red Hot Chili: 40%(Fire), 25%(Fira), 5%(Firaga)

Heartless

 * Red Nocturne
 * Fiery Globe
 * Crimson Jazz
 * Assault Rider
 * Wizard
 * Defender
 * Bookmaster
 * Fat Bandit
 * Volcanic Lord
 * Groundshaker
 * Trickmaster
 * Scarlet Tango
 * Fire Plant
 * Dustflier
 * Crimson Prankster
 * Tailbunker

Somebodies

 * Jafar
 * Genie Jafar
 * Oogie's Manor
 * Hades
 * Maleficent
 * Sephiroth
 * Chernabog

Nobodies

 * Axel
 * Xemnas

Unversed

 * Red Hot Chili
 * Triple Wrecker
 * Iron Imprisoner I
 * Iron Imprisoner II
 * Iron Imprisoner III
 * Iron Imprisoner IV

Unknown

 * Mysterious Figure

Synthesis Materials
There are types of Synthesis materials that can be used in Item Synthesis that are of the Fire element.
 * In Kingdom Hearts, there are Blaze materials.


 * In Kingdom Hearts II, there are Blazing materials.

Gummi Blocks

 * In Kingdom Hearts, Fire terms are used to mark the ranks of Engine Gummi Blocks.


 * In Kingdom Hearts II, Fire terms are used to mark the ranks of low-power Projectile Gummi Blocks.

Armor
There are pieces of Armor throughout the Kingdom Hearts series that have "Fire" in their name, increase defense against Fire, or increase damage done by Fire.
 * Kingdom Hearts: Fire Ring, Fira Ring, Firaga Ring, Element Ring, Three Stars, Ifrit's Horn, Inferno Band, Holy Circlet, and Ribbon.


 * Kingdom Hearts Final Mix: Firagun Wrist, Ifrit Belt, and Royal Crown.


 * Kingdom Hearts II: Fire Bangle, Fira Bangle, Firaga Bangle, Firagun Bangle, Abas Chain, Aegis Chain, Acrisius, Acrisius+, Cosmic Chain, Champion Belt, Petit Ribbon, and Ribbon.


 * Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix: Highest Ribbon

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