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'''Black Ballade''' are enemies from ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix]]''. | '''Black Ballade''' are enemies from ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix]]''. | ||
Black Ballade are a member of a strange family of artificial Heartless. Almost every Heartless in the family (with the exception of Wizards and Bookmasters) shares a common trait: They look very much like Vivi, and all have names referring to their color and a form of music. A ''ballade'' is a one-movement musical piece with lyrical and dramatic narrative qualities. | Black Ballade are a member of a strange family of artificial [[Heartless]]. Almost every Heartless in the family (with the exception of [[Wizard|Wizards]] and [[Bookmaster|Bookmasters]]) shares a common trait: They look very much like Vivi, and all have names referring to their color and a form of music. A ''ballade'' is a one-movement musical piece with lyrical and dramatic narrative qualities. | ||
Black Ballade, unlike their relatives, only appeared in the Japanese-only game ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix]]''. | Black Ballade, unlike their relatives, only appeared in the Japanese-only game ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix]]''. | ||
Revision as of 23:09, 14 December 2006
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Black Ballade
Black Ballade are enemies from Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix.
Black Ballade are a member of a strange family of artificial Heartless. Almost every Heartless in the family (with the exception of Wizards and Bookmasters) shares a common trait: They look very much like Vivi, and all have names referring to their color and a form of music. A ballade is a one-movement musical piece with lyrical and dramatic narrative qualities.
Black Ballade, unlike their relatives, only appeared in the Japanese-only game Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix.
Trivia
- The name "Black Ballade" is commonly misspelled "Black Ballad." In actuality, there is a difference between a "ballade" and a "ballad."
