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===General=== | ===General=== | ||
These are available to all three Keyblade warriors. | These are available to all three Keyblade warriors. | ||
*''' | *'''Thunderbolt''': A swift Command Style that unleashes powerful lightning upon attacks. Activated by filling the Command Gauge with Thunder-based commands. | ||
*'''Firestorm''': A ranged and versatile Command Style that focuses the Keyblade to erupt in flames while attacking. Activated by filling the Command Gauge with Fire-based commands. This was named '''Fire Blazer''' in the Japanese release | *'''Firestorm''': A ranged and versatile Command Style that focuses the Keyblade to erupt in flames while attacking. Activated by filling the Command Gauge with Fire-based commands. This was named '''Fire Blazer''' in the Japanese release | ||
*'''Diamond Dust:''' An ice-based Command Style that seems to specialize in crowd-control and dealing with multiple enemies, named after the common attack of the Blizzard-based summon [[w:c:finalfantasy:Shiva (Summon)|Shiva]] from the ''Final Fantasy'' series. Activated by filling the Command Gauge with Ice-based commands. | *'''Diamond Dust:''' An ice-based Command Style that seems to specialize in crowd-control and dealing with multiple enemies, named after the common attack of the Blizzard-based summon [[w:c:finalfantasy:Shiva (Summon)|Shiva]] from the ''Final Fantasy'' series. Activated by filling the Command Gauge with Ice-based commands. | ||
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===[[Aqua]]=== | ===[[Aqua]]=== | ||
*''' | *'''Spellweaver''': Her own exclusive Command Style; it utilizes the power of light to to hover her Keyblade in midair, swiftly attacking enemies while enhancing her magic capabilities as well. Activated by filling the Command Gauge with a variety of multiple magic-based commands. This was called '''Magic Wish''' in the Japanese release. | ||
===[[Ventus]]=== | ===[[Ventus]]=== | ||
*'''Fever Pitch''': Ven's personal Command Style that puts a large emphasis on overwhelming enemies with wide-ranged, speed-based combos. Activated by filling the Command Gauge with physical-based commands. This was named '''Speed Rave''' in the Japanese release | *'''Fever Pitch''': Ven's personal Command Style that puts a large emphasis on overwhelming enemies with wide-ranged, speed-based combos. Activated by filling the Command Gauge with physical-based commands. This was named '''Speed Rave''' in the Japanese release | ||
==Command Styles (LV2)== | ==Command Styles (LV2)== | ||
While using a Level 1 Command Style, the player can further achieve a second level by filling up any specific Style Gauge. An example of how this would work is if Ventus finished Fire Blazer's Style Gauge with an Aero-spell - the result will be the powerful Cyclone Command Style. | While using a Level 1 Command Style, the player can further achieve a second level by filling up any specific Style Gauge. An example of how this would work is if Ventus finished Fire Blazer's Style Gauge with an Aero-spell - the result will be the powerful Cyclone Command Style. | ||
===Terra=== | ===Terra=== | ||
[[File:500x_bbs_battle02.jpg|thumb|200px|[[Terra]] utilizing the Command Style '''Blade Charge'''.]] | [[File:500x_bbs_battle02.jpg|thumb|200px|[[Terra]] utilizing the Command Style '''Blade Charge'''.]] | ||
*'''Rock Breaker''': Activated by filling the Style Gauge with Detona-based (including Brutal Blast) or Blade commands. A powerful and long-ranged Command Style that works best on the ground, it summons three large earth crystals from the ground to damage enemies. | *'''Rock Breaker''': Activated by filling the Style Gauge with Detona-based (including Brutal Blast) or Blade commands. A powerful and long-ranged Command Style that works best on the ground, it summons three large earth crystals from the ground to damage enemies. | ||
*''' | *'''Bladecharge''': Activated by filling the Style Gauge with Fire-based, Ice-based or Strike commands. In this Command Style, the Keyblade resembles a purple sword. A long-ranged style, as its name implies, it allows the user to "charge up" the attacks for additional damage. | ||
*'''Dark Impulse: '''A Command Style in which Terra summons the power of darkness to attack enemies. A versatile Command Style that hits enemies with slow, heavy attacks, but also exhibits long-range projectile attacks. Activated by filling the Style Gauge with Dark- and Gravity-based commands. This command activates instantly when you battle [[Master Eraqus]]. Due to his connections to Terra, the new Xehanort can also use Dark Impulse during his battles with Aqua and the Lingering Sentiment. The name of this Command Style is shared with one of [[Riku]]'s [[Sleight|Duel Sleights]] in ''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories''. | *'''Dark Impulse: '''A Command Style in which Terra summons the power of darkness to attack enemies. A versatile Command Style that hits enemies with slow, heavy attacks, but also exhibits long-range projectile attacks. Activated by filling the Style Gauge with Dark- and Gravity-based commands. This command activates instantly when you battle [[Master Eraqus]]. Due to his connections to Terra, the new Xehanort can also use Dark Impulse during his battles with Aqua and the Lingering Sentiment. The name of this Command Style is shared with one of [[Riku]]'s [[Sleight|Duel Sleights]] in ''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories''. | ||
===Aqua=== | ===Aqua=== | ||
*'''Ghost Drive''': Aqua's high speed Command Style and exclusive to her; it allows her to attack enemies at high speeds while using after-image illusions and tricky movements to her advantage. Activated by filling the Style Gauge with Thunder and Magnet-based commands. | *'''Ghost Drive''': Aqua's high speed Command Style and exclusive to her; it allows her to attack enemies at high speeds while using after-image illusions and tricky movements to her advantage. Activated by filling the Style Gauge with Thunder and Magnet-based commands. | ||
*''' | *'''Bladecharge''': In this Style, the Keyblade resembles a Light-blue sword. A long-ranged style, as its name implies, it allows the user to "charge up" the attacks for additional damage. Activated by filling the Style Gauge with Fire and Ice-based commands. | ||
*'''Sky Climber''': A style that gives Aqua a great midair advantage, it allows her to ride her | *'''Sky Climber''': A style that gives Aqua a great midair advantage, it allows her to ride her Keyblade around to attack foes from above at high speed. Activated by filling the Style Gauge with evasive, or Zero Gravity-based commands. This was named '''Air Rider''' in the Japanese release. | ||
===Ventus=== | ===Ventus=== | ||
*'''Cyclone''': After meeting certain requirements, Ven's initial Command Style morphs into much more powerful Cyclone Command Style, attacking surrounding enemies with spin attacks. Activated by filling the Style Gauge with Raid, or Aero-based commands. | *'''Cyclone''': After meeting certain requirements, Ven's initial Command Style morphs into much more powerful Cyclone Command Style, attacking surrounding enemies with spin attacks. Activated by filling the Style Gauge with Raid, or Aero-based commands. | ||
*''' | *'''Wingblade''': An omni-directional Command Style designed to combat multiple enemies from all directions with a wingspan of phantom swords. Bears a resemblance to Riku and Sora's "Session" limit. Activated by filling the Style Gauge with physical, counter, or Magnet-based commands. | ||
*'''Sky Climber''': A Command Style that gives Ven great midair advantage, it allows him to ride his Keyblade around to attack foes from above at high speed. Activated by filling the Style Gauge with evasive, or Zero Gravity-based commands. This was called '''Air Rider''' in the Japanese release. | *'''Sky Climber''': A Command Style that gives Ven great midair advantage, it allows him to ride his Keyblade around to attack foes from above at high speed. Activated by filling the Style Gauge with evasive, or Zero Gravity-based commands. This was called '''Air Rider''' in the Japanese release. | ||