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Kingdom Key TCG The Kingdom Key is the most iconic Keyblade in the Kingdom Hearts series, as it appears within each game of the series, and frequently

The Ends of the Earth is a Keychain for Terra's Keyblade that is found in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, and Kingdom Hearts

head of the Keyblade. The Series Five Play Arts Kai of Riku (Tron: Legacy Version) comes with the The Grid version of the End of Pain. Concept art of the End

only second to the Classic Tone. In Kingdom Hearts II, Kingdom Hearts Re:coded, and Kingdom Hearts III', the abilities attached to the Ultima Weapon are

Pumpkinhead TCG The Pumpkinhead is a Keychain for Sora's Keyblade which appears in Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories. In Kingdom Hearts Chain of

derived from the Chocobo, a recurring creature in the Final Fantasy series. In Kingdom Hearts Re:coded, the names of its upgrades in the Japanese version

village to the ground. The name is derived from the battle music played when fighting Sephiroth in the Kingdom Hearts series and the Compilation of Final Fantasy

composed of a series of hearts with the Spirit sigil as the token. This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Concept art of the Sweet

The Rainfell is the default form of Aqua's Keyblade which appears in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. Like most Keyblades in the series, it is a Keyblade

frisbees. The handle is black with dark blue "wrapping" on it. The base of the blade resembles the flaming Bomb design on Lea's frisbees. The blade and

near the base of the handle. Two yellow stars decorate the base of the blade, with a large, bronze, four-pointed star connected to the end of the main

shaped like the upper half of the nobody symbol. This charm is the only thing that connects the teeth of the Keyblade to the rest of the weapon. The teeth are

color scheme. The gold tone of the handle simply faded into the dull silver tone of the rest of the weapon. It also lacked a Keychain. The Wayward Wind's

following her destruction. In Kingdom Hearts Re:coded, the names of the Oblivion's upgrades allude to the protagonists of the series: Ventus for "Wind", Riku

The Master's Defender is the default form of Brain's Keyblade that appears in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary

himself with the Keyblade of heart, forged from the hearts of six of the seven Princesses of Heart, in order to free Kairi's heart at the cost of his own.