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This alternate version of the [[Kingdom Key]] is called Darkside and, among fans, referred to as the Kingblade or the Inverse Kingdom Key. Darkside was found in the [[Realm of Darkness]]. Since Darkside is a reverse colorization of the Kingdom Key, it is believed that these two are the original | This alternate version of the [[Kingdom Key]] is called Darkside and, among fans, referred to as the Kingblade or the Inverse Kingdom Key. Darkside was found in the [[Realm of Darkness]]. Since Darkside is a reverse colorization of the [[Kingdom Key]], it is believed that these two are the original Keyblades. | ||
It wasn't the King's since before [[Kingdom Hearts]]. In fact, his original Keyblade was the [[Star Seeker]], as shown with [[Mickey]] wielding it in [[Birth By Sleep]] when he was still an apprentice of [[Master Yen Sid]]. This Keyblade was shown in the secret ending of [[Kingdom Hearts II]] called [[The Gathering]] with [[Sora]]'s and [[Riku]]'s [[Way to the Dawn]] as being the only 3 with keychains on them. | It wasn't the King's since before [[Kingdom Hearts]]. In fact, his original Keyblade was the [[Star Seeker]], as shown with [[Mickey]] wielding it in [[Birth By Sleep]] when he was still an apprentice of [[Yen Sid|Master Yen Sid]]. This Keyblade was shown in the secret ending of [[Kingdom Hearts II]] called [[The Gathering]] with [[Sora]]'s and [[Riku]]'s [[Way to the Dawn]] as being the only 3 with keychains on them. | ||
In [[Kingdom Hearts II]], he is not shown wielding any weapon, except Darkside and his hilarious wits in [[Timeless River]]. | In [[Kingdom Hearts II]], he is not shown wielding any weapon, except Darkside and his hilarious wits in [[Timeless River]]. | ||