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|Summons a large number of floating blue rocks, turns the screen white, teleports them around the opponent, and sends them flying towards them. | |Summons a large number of floating blue rocks, turns the screen white, teleports them around the opponent, and sends them flying towards them. | ||
|Generally after teleporting far away from Riku. | |Generally used after teleporting far away from Riku. | ||
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{{Atk-c|note=When at 1HP, Young Xehanort will stop time (Riku is invulnerable while immobilized), merge with a Clock, attempt to rewind time and recover to full health with his max HP cut at 30% of his initial HP if he succeeds. Riku must use [[Mirage Split]] within a narrow timing in order to prevent that. Subsequent time stops will have the timing for activating Mirage Split be longer than the first time. When used successfully, Mirage Split will open the next phase where Xehanort's Clock will assault Riku with Clones (see below).}} | {{Atk-c|note=When at 1HP, Young Xehanort will stop time (Riku is invulnerable while immobilized), merge with a Clock, attempt to rewind time and recover to full health with his max HP cut at 30% of his initial HP if he succeeds. Riku must use [[Mirage Split]] within a narrow timing in order to prevent that. Subsequent time stops will have the timing for activating Mirage Split be longer than the first time. When used successfully, Mirage Split will open the next phase where Xehanort's Clock will assault Riku with Clones (see below).}} | ||