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simultaneously (or just in Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX). The user enters a targeting mode and locks onto enemies, and by pressing ( in the Japanese version), the user

with the Keyblade. The best way to reveal them without going into battle mode is to compare them to other barrels, or alternatively, smash the barrels

Union and that he has disappeared. Player then challenges the Foreteller to a duel, assuming Ephemer has been captured, but are no match. Afterwards, the Foreteller

Dutchman, with Jones breaking Jack's sword. On the deck, Jones continues his duel with Jack, knocking him to the ground and attempts to reclaim the chest,

during the Triple Jump, when Sora should jump again. The MULTISPORT game mode can be chosen to participate in all three games in succession. The winner

the main antagonists of the game. Though he almost always appears in Dark Mode, the only time when he did not have this suit on is his debut in either storyline

here than in Kingdom Hearts II, and consist of: Change Mode (モードチェンジ, Mōdo Chenji?, lit. "Mode Change"): Riku switches weapons between the ribbon and turrets

grant access to Mission 49: Collect Hearts later in the game. In Mission Mode, each hit gives 1 Mission Point.

boss is fought on every tenth match and the final boss is Hades in Berserk mode. Upon winning the cup, the Hades Cup Trophy (ハデスカップトロフィー, Hadesu Kappu Torofī

tells him to "lighten up" and proceeds to challenge Ventus to an impromptu duel. Isa watches as Ventus defeats Lea before he playfully insults Lea's performance

examiner. The exam itself varies in its process, with some being simple duels, as seen with Terra and Aqua's exam, and others being entire journeys to

but Vanitas simply repeats what he said before and challenges Ventus to a duel, revealing his Keyblade. Despite Ventus's best efforts, Vanitas easily gains

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, it is the only Keychain of Xion's to appear in Story Mode, and excluding the final Mission, the only Keychain of Roxas's to appear

item from defeated gold enemies. In Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, during the duel against No. 3, it drops prizes that must be collected quickly before they

sea-salt ice cream to celebrate summoning their Keyblades. Kairi gets excited to duel in the ring, telling Lea to promise not to hold back; however, it stirs memories

the other side. DiZ, disguising himself as Ansem, introduces Riku to card duels and gives him a set of world cards. Riku faces this Ansem again in the B8F

in order for the boss to be defeated. In Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days Mission Mode, the Kingdom Key D is King Mickey's default Keyblade, and does not require

in Mission Mode, equipping three ability units to the Zero Gear transforms it back to the Kingdom Key+, as it does with Roxas in Story Mode. "Readers'

value, making them easy to defeat, or to farm card breaks for Riku's Dark Mode. Deck Attacks Shadows function much the same as they do in Kingdom Hearts

is home to the Turn-based RPG style (ターン制RPG風, Tān-sei RPG-fu?) gameplay mode. During the first visit, only five floors, called Layers (レイヤー, Reiyā?),