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====Into Oblivion====
====Into Oblivion====
Sora pursues Marluxia into his inner chambers. Marluxia orders Naminé to completely erase Sora's memory and destroy his heart, hoping to rebuild him into something more of his liking afterwards. However, Naminé, remembering Sora's kindness towards her, flat-out refuses the order, even when faced with death. Marluxia is perplexed when Sora orders Naminé to do so for her own safety, and even more so when the revived Riku Replica attacks. Confused and irritated that Sora and the replica would accept their memories of Naminé with the full knowledge that they are lies, Marluxia attacks them. Sora destroys Marluxia, but finds that the real Marluxia had been hiding in a back room and that his opponent had only been a illusion. Sora advances into the final room to confront Marluxia, who was wielding a power that Sora, [[Donald Duck|Donald]], [[Goofy]], Riku Replica, and Namine can sense through the doorway leading into the chamber. who has combined with [[Marluxia (Second Form)|a large machine-like Nobody]] and [[Marluxia (Third Form)|a large angelic Avatar-like Nobody]] (possibly the embodiment of Marluxia's power). Sora defeats him again in the storyline's final battle, with Marluxia trying to reach Sora but then fades, making Marluxia the fourth Organization member to fall.
Sora pursues Marluxia into his inner chambers. Marluxia orders Naminé to completely erase Sora's memory and destroy his heart, hoping to rebuild him into something more of his liking afterwards. However, Naminé, remembering Sora's kindness towards her, flat-out refuses the order, even when faced with death. Marluxia is perplexed when Sora orders Naminé to do so for her own safety, and even more so when the revived Riku Replica attacks. Confused and irritated that Sora and the replica would accept their memories of Naminé with the full knowledge that they are lies, Marluxia attacks them. Sora destroys Marluxia, but finds that the real Marluxia had been hiding in a back room and that his opponent had only been a clone. Sora advances into the final room to confront Marluxia, who was wielding a power that Sora, [[Donald Duck|Donald]], [[Goofy]], Riku Replica, and Namine can sense through the doorway leading into the chamber. who has combined with [[Marluxia (Second Form)|a large machine-like Nobody]] and [[Marluxia (Third Form)|a large angelic Avatar-like Nobody]] (possibly the embodiment of Marluxia's power). Sora defeats him again in the storyline's final battle, with Marluxia trying to reach Sora but then fades, making Marluxia the fourth Organization member to fall.


The [[Kingdom Hearts (manga)|manga version]] of these battles differs from the version of the ''Chain of Memories'' games. In it, Marluxia does not use alternate forms and is easily killed by Sora in the first battle. He is also surrounded by flowers or flower petals a good deal of the time. And he is sometimes even seen holding a rose.
The [[Kingdom Hearts (manga)|manga version]] of these battles differs from the version of the ''Chain of Memories'' games. In it, Marluxia does not use alternate forms and is easily killed by Sora in the first battle. He is also surrounded by flowers or flower petals a good deal of the time. And he is sometimes even seen holding a rose.
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{{Main|Marluxia (Third Form)}}
{{Main|Marluxia (Third Form)}}
Marluxia fights using the attribute of ''Flower'' and wields a large, rose pink and dark green scythe. The petals he commands have the appearance of cherry blossoms in the Game Boy Advance release of ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'' but have been changed to resemble rose petals in his console game appearances.
Marluxia fights using the attribute of ''Flower'' and wields a large, rose pink and dark green scythe. The petals he commands have the appearance of cherry blossoms in the Game Boy Advance release of ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'' but have been changed to resemble rose petals in his console game appearances.
Marluxia has two forms in the original ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'', and three in the ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories]]'' remake. While in basic human form, he can attack with his scythe normally, or use it to slash at an enemy from across a distance using energy waves.  
Marluxia has two forms in the original ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'', and three in the ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories]]'' remake. While in basic nobody form, he can attack with his scythe normally, or use it to slash at an enemy from across a distance using energy waves.


With his command of flowers, Marluxia can create a clone made of petals, send a flurry of blossoms at his opponent, and in ''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories'', Marluxia uses a sleight in which he creates a powerful shockwave by hitting the ground with his scythe. Like the other Organization members from ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'', Marluxia moves by levitating. In the remake, he can also teleport freely. This is also the only form which he is constrained to the use of an actual deck.
Despite his arrogant nature, Marluxia has proven to be one of Organization XIII's most powerful members, with his command of flowers, Marluxia can create a clone made of petals, send a flurry of blossoms at his opponent, and in ''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories'', Marluxia uses a sleight in which he creates a powerful shockwave by hitting the ground with his scythe. Like the other Organization members from ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'', Marluxia moves by levitating. In the remake, he can also teleport freely. This is also the only form which he is constrained to the use of an actual deck.


In his first final form, Marluxia makes use of his mechsuit-like Nobody to slash at Sora with its scythe arms, or charge him and cause massive damage upon impact. He can also summon three petals to fire pink rays and fire blasts of energy from the bottom of the contraption. In the remake, the Nobody is also capable of harnessing darkness with which it can shroud the whole field.
In his first final form, Marluxia makes use of his mechsuit-like Nobody to slash at Sora with its scythe arms, or charge him and cause massive damage upon impact. He can also summon three petals to fire pink rays and fire blasts of energy from the bottom of the contraption. In the remake, the Nobody is also capable of harnessing darkness with which it can shroud the whole field.
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From his stationary position, Marluxia fights mainly by commanding the Nobody, who can create shockwaves, shoot a sweeping laser, blow gusts of wind that prevent Sora from moving forward, and create a whirlwind that scatters all of Sora's cards, including his reload bar. Sora must then pick up the cards in order to reclaim them, including the reload bar. Marluxia's most notable sleight however, is that in which he shoots Nobody thorns that triggers a countdown timer similar to the recurring ''Final Fantasy'' spell "Doom", in which, if the counter reaches zero, the fight is instantly lost. He can also trigger the one rotating ring around the battlefield, causing it to fire lasers from all directions in addition to reusing the ray-shooting rose petals.
From his stationary position, Marluxia fights mainly by commanding the Nobody, who can create shockwaves, shoot a sweeping laser, blow gusts of wind that prevent Sora from moving forward, and create a whirlwind that scatters all of Sora's cards, including his reload bar. Sora must then pick up the cards in order to reclaim them, including the reload bar. Marluxia's most notable sleight however, is that in which he shoots Nobody thorns that triggers a countdown timer similar to the recurring ''Final Fantasy'' spell "Doom", in which, if the counter reaches zero, the fight is instantly lost. He can also trigger the one rotating ring around the battlefield, causing it to fire lasers from all directions in addition to reusing the ray-shooting rose petals.


In ''Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix'', Marluxia returns in an optional battle with new tactics. He begins the battle by whispering in Sora's ear, which causes a countdown timer to appear above Sora's head based on his current level, similar to the hit point condition of the Titan Cup, and then spends most of the battle attacking Sora relentlessly with his scythe, with each hit depleting the timer by one, though causing no additional damage.  
In ''Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix'', Marluxia returns in an optional battle with new tactics. He begins the battle by whispering in Sora's ear, which causes a countdown timer to appear above Sora's head based on his current level, similar to the hit point condition of the Titan Cup, and then spends most of the battle attacking Sora relentlessly with his scythe, with each hit depleting the timer by one, though causing no additional damage.


If the timer reaches zero, Sora loses the battle, but the timer can be increased by using the [[Reaction Command]] "Rob Count", in which Sora grabs Marluxia's scythe, knocks him into the air and hurls the scythe at him, adding thirteen points to the counter. Marluxia also can conjure black circles which cover most of the floor and deal damage to Sora's HP, but leave the death timer unaffected. Marluxia also wheels around the floor swinging his scythe, and can hover above Sora attacking him with his scythe while making pillars sprout up from the ground and deal damage to Sora.
If the timer reaches zero, Sora loses the battle, but the timer can be increased by using the [[Reaction Command]] "Rob Count", in which Sora grabs Marluxia's scythe, knocks him into the air and hurls the scythe at him, adding thirteen points to the counter. Marluxia also can conjure black circles which cover most of the floor and deal damage to Sora's HP, but leave the death timer unaffected. Marluxia also wheels around the floor swinging his scythe, and can hover above Sora attacking him with his scythe while making pillars sprout up from the ground and deal damage to Sora.
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