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====Drops==== | ====Drops==== | ||
*'''Blazing Shard''': [[Hammer Frame]], [[Minute Bomb]] | *'''Blazing Shard''': [[Hammer Frame]] (10%), [[Minute Bomb]] (6%) | ||
*'''Blazing Stone''': [[Cannon Gun]], [[Tornado Step]] | *'''Blazing Stone''': [[Cannon Gun]], [[Tornado Step]] | ||
*'''Blazing Gem''': [[Fat Bandit]], [[Fiery Globe]] | *'''Blazing Gem''': [[Fat Bandit]], [[Fiery Globe]] | ||
Revision as of 04:45, 21 June 2009
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A blazing crystal: the rarest of the blazing materials
Blazing is a material type that is found in Kingdom Hearts II used in Item Synthesis. The Blazing materials, representing Fire, replaced the Blaze materials from the original game. Like the other elemental materials, they come in all four forms: Shard, Stone, Gem, and Crystal. In addition, the Blazing materials are one of the basic eight materials, so collecting 30 Blazing Shards, 25 Blazing Stones, or 20 Blazing Gems will open those items for purchase in the Moogle synthesis shop.
The Blazing materials are assigned the color red to distinguish them from other materials.
The Blazing materials in the Japanese version of Kingdom Hearts II are known as Flaming materials.
Drops
- Blazing Shard: Hammer Frame (10%), Minute Bomb (6%)
- Blazing Stone: Cannon Gun, Tornado Step
- Blazing Gem: Fat Bandit, Fiery Globe
- Blazing Crystal: Crescendo, Crimson Jazz
Purchase (when opened)
- Blazing Shard: 100 Munny
- Blazing Stone: 200 Munny
- Blazing Gem: 400 Munny
