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The {{nihongo|'''Clarity'''|明鏡止水|Meikyō Shisui|lit. "Clear Mirror, Still Water"}} is one of [[Lexaeus]]'s weapons in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]''. It can be upgraded to '''Clarity+'''. | The {{nihongo|'''Clarity'''|明鏡止水|Meikyō Shisui|lit. "Clear Mirror, Still Water"}} is one of [[Lexaeus]]'s weapons in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]''. It can be upgraded to '''Clarity+'''. | ||
==Design== | ==Design== | ||
The Clarity’s handle is a short, blue-grey rod with a short, pale yellow spike set in its pommel. Its blade is massive and flares out near both ends. The upper half of the blade is also curved, and somewhat resembles the blade on Marluxia’s [[Graceful Dahlia]]. Another, much smaller blade extends straight up from the handle and resembles a spike on the Nobody logo. The counterweight is a gold pyramid that also resembles one of the spikes on the Nobody logo when viewed in profile. The main blade is white and has red edges, while the smaller blade is gold with red edges. The [[Ursa Major]] Axe Sword shares the same design and this one, save for its different coloration. | The Clarity’s handle is a short, blue-grey rod with a short, pale yellow spike set in its pommel. Its blade is massive and flares out near both ends. The upper half of the blade is also curved, and somewhat resembles the blade on Marluxia’s [[Graceful Dahlia]]. Another, much smaller blade extends straight up from the handle and resembles a spike on the Nobody logo. The counterweight is a gold pyramid that also resembles one of the spikes on the Nobody logo when viewed in profile. The main blade is white and has red edges, while the smaller blade is gold with red edges. The [[Ursa Major]] Axe Sword shares the same design and this one, save for its different coloration. | ||
==Etymology== | |||
Its name is a [[Wikipedia:Yojijukugo|four-character idiom]] advising to have a serene mind (like a clear mirror or still water). | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
