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|katakana=ゼロ・ワン | |katakana=ゼロ・ワン | ||
|romaji=Zero-Wan | |romaji=Zero-Wan | ||
|image=Zero-One | |image=Zero-One | ||
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|desc=A Keyblade newly wrought within the datascape. Its powers render all opponents helpless. | |desc=A Keyblade newly wrought within the datascape. Its powers render all opponents helpless. | ||
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|get=Defeat [[Sora's Heartless]]. | |get=Defeat [[Sora's Heartless]]. | ||
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The '''Zero/One''' is a [[Keyblade]] that can be wielded by [[Data-Sora]] in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:coded]]'' | The '''Zero/One''' is a [[Keyblade]] that can be wielded by [[Data-Sora]] in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:coded]]''. | ||
==Design== | ==Design== | ||
The Zero/One resembles a heavily pixelated version of the basic [[Kingdom Key]]. Its guard is yellow with some lime green sections on it, while its blade is silver at its tip and darkens toward its base. The Keychain has a silver hidden Mickey token connected to the Keyblade by three links. The shaft of the blade, the handle, and the links of the Keychain all sport thin, red patterns on them. | The Zero/One resembles a heavily pixelated version of the basic [[Kingdom Key]]. Its guard is yellow with some lime green sections on it, while its blade is silver at its tip and darkens toward its base. The Keychain has a silver hidden Mickey token connected to the Keyblade by three links. The shaft of the blade, the handle, and the links of the Keychain all sport thin, red patterns on them. | ||
Its name is based on the numbers "0" and "1", which make up the | Its name is based on the numbers "0" and "1", which make up the {{w|Binary number|binary system}}, the basis of computer programming. | ||
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