Glide: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
|||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
==Kingdom Hearts== | ==Kingdom Hearts== | ||
In [[Kingdom Hearts (game)]], Sora learns Glide after sealing the [[Keyhole]] in [[Neverland]]. You can upgrade this ability by defeating [[Chernabog]] in the [[End of the World]]. After you defeat Chernabog you receive a new ability called Superglide. In Kingdom Hearts, all of your party members receive this ability. These abilities require no ability points. | In [[Kingdom Hearts (game)]], Sora learns Glide after sealing the [[Keyhole]] in [[Neverland]]. You can upgrade this ability by defeating [[Chernabog]] in the [[End of the World]]. After you defeat Chernabog you receive a new ability called [[Superglide]]. In Kingdom Hearts, all of your party members receive this ability. These abilities require no ability points. | ||
==Kingdom Hearts II== | ==Kingdom Hearts II== | ||
Revision as of 00:54, 16 April 2009
Glide is an ability that allows Sora to almost fly and it can be used to travel faster or evade enemies.
Kingdom Hearts
In Kingdom Hearts (game), Sora learns Glide after sealing the Keyhole in Neverland. You can upgrade this ability by defeating Chernabog in the End of the World. After you defeat Chernabog you receive a new ability called Superglide. In Kingdom Hearts, all of your party members receive this ability. These abilities require no ability points.
Kingdom Hearts II
In Kingdom Hearts II, you can receive the Glide ability from leveling Final Form. You can upgrade the Glide ability by further leveling up the Final Form. There is Glide LV1, Glide LV2, Glide LV3 and Glide MAX. You can only get up to LV3 while Final Form gets up to MAX. It costs three ability points.
See also
