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The '''Dusk''' is a low-ranking [[Nobody]] that is found in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]''. | |||
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===''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''=== | ||
''These lesser Nobodies handle simple combat, recon and courier operations.''<br | ''These lesser Nobodies handle simple combat, recon and courier operations.''<br> | ||
''Though lacking in strength, they have a robust repertoire of close-range tactics, including spinning charge and arm thrust attacks.'' | ''Though lacking in strength, they have a robust repertoire of close-range tactics, including spinning charge and arm thrust attacks.'' | ||
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Dusks are fairly weak and require little strategy, but can be a bit troublesome in large groups at the beginning of the game, especially when paired with the [[Creeper]] Nobody. The Reversal reaction command can help as it stuns the Dusk and any surrounding Dusks and Creepers. However, although this strategy works well playing as [[Roxas]] (because of the shorter combos), when at high levels you can eliminate them with one combo. Reversal can also be used to avoid other Nobodies as they normally appear with others. | Dusks are fairly weak and require little strategy, but can be a bit troublesome in large groups at the beginning of the game, especially when paired with the [[Creeper]] Nobody. The Reversal reaction command can help as it stuns the Dusk and any surrounding Dusks and Creepers. However, although this strategy works well playing as [[Roxas]] (because of the shorter combos), when at high levels you can eliminate them with one combo. Reversal can also be used to avoid other Nobodies as they normally appear with others. | ||
The is the second weakest Nobody (next to Creeper). Dusks can be thrown off guard with a [[Reversal]] [[reaction command]]. Dusks are usually teamed up with a Creeper or some other sort of Nobody. | The is the second weakest Nobody (next to Creeper). Dusks can be thrown off guard with a [[Reversal]] [[reaction command]]. Dusks are usually teamed up with a Creeper or some other sort of Nobody. | ||
Dusks can also be battled in ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days'', fought in the Hall of Empty Melodies as training for Roxas in the mini game known as [[Dusk Survival]]. The lesser Nobodies utilize the same attacks as in past games, Roxas having to survive wave after wave of them until a minute has gone passed. | Dusks can also be battled in ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days'', fought in the Hall of Empty Melodies as training for Roxas in the mini game known as [[Dusk Survival]]. The lesser Nobodies utilize the same attacks as in past games, Roxas having to survive wave after wave of them until a minute has gone passed. | ||
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*In the ''358/2 Days ''manga, three Dusks attempt to play a prank on Roxas while he was sleeping on his seventh day. One of them clips a clothes pin to Roxas's nose to prevent him from breathing, but Axel comes in and tells them to scram before taking the pin off of Roxas. | *In the ''358/2 Days ''manga, three Dusks attempt to play a prank on Roxas while he was sleeping on his seventh day. One of them clips a clothes pin to Roxas's nose to prevent him from breathing, but Axel comes in and tells them to scram before taking the pin off of Roxas. | ||
*A glitch in the American ''Kingdom Hearts II'' causes a Dusk to randomly pop out of one summoned by Axel while it is being fought. | *A glitch in the American ''Kingdom Hearts II'' causes a Dusk to randomly pop out of one summoned by Axel while it is being fought. | ||
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Revision as of 14:56, 3 November 2009
Template:Nobody The Dusk is a low-ranking Nobody that is found in Kingdom Hearts II and Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days.
Locations
Journal Entries
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days
These lesser Nobodies handle simple combat, recon and courier operations.
Though lacking in strength, they have a robust repertoire of close-range tactics, including spinning charge and arm thrust attacks.
Kingdom Hearts II
It is difficult to read this creature's next move, so catch it off guard with a Reversal to stop its actions. A series of attacks and Reversals can also look cool in battle!
Note: It lets its guard down when its attack is parried. This is also true for all Nobodies.
Strategy
Dusks are fairly weak and require little strategy, but can be a bit troublesome in large groups at the beginning of the game, especially when paired with the Creeper Nobody. The Reversal reaction command can help as it stuns the Dusk and any surrounding Dusks and Creepers. However, although this strategy works well playing as Roxas (because of the shorter combos), when at high levels you can eliminate them with one combo. Reversal can also be used to avoid other Nobodies as they normally appear with others.
The is the second weakest Nobody (next to Creeper). Dusks can be thrown off guard with a Reversal reaction command. Dusks are usually teamed up with a Creeper or some other sort of Nobody.
Dusks can also be battled in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, fought in the Hall of Empty Melodies as training for Roxas in the mini game known as Dusk Survival. The lesser Nobodies utilize the same attacks as in past games, Roxas having to survive wave after wave of them until a minute has gone passed.
Trivia
- Dusks are one of the few non-humanoid Nobodies shown to speak; in Kingdom Hearts II, they tell Roxas, "We have come for you, my liege."
- Stronger Nobodies can be turned into Dusks, as Axel at one point says: "Sure, but I'm not getting turned into a Dusk for..." to Roxas and makes a similar comment earlier when he argues with Xemnas and Xaldin regarding his order to destroy Roxas. Xion mentions that they would turn her into one if they find out she can't use her Keyblade during 358/2 Days.
- Dusks are the first type of Heartless or Nobody to be specifically mentioned outside of Jiminy's Journal; in this case, they are named by Yen Sid.
- In the 358/2 Days manga, three Dusks attempt to play a prank on Roxas while he was sleeping on his seventh day. One of them clips a clothes pin to Roxas's nose to prevent him from breathing, but Axel comes in and tells them to scram before taking the pin off of Roxas.
- A glitch in the American Kingdom Hearts II causes a Dusk to randomly pop out of one summoned by Axel while it is being fought.
| Nobodies |
|---|
| Organization XIII |
| I. Xemnas | II. Xigbar | III. Xaldin | IV. Vexen | V. Lexaeus | VI. Zexion | VII. Saïx | VIII. Axel | IX. Demyx | X. Luxord | XI. Marluxia | XII. Larxene | XIII. Roxas |
| Enemy Nobodies |
| Sorcerer - Sniper - Dragoon - Berserker - Assassin - Dancer - Gambler - Reaper - Ninja - Samurai Dusk - Creeper - Specter - Twilight Thorn - Fake Vivi |
| Special Nobodies |
| Naminé - Absent Silhouettes - Organization XIII's Replica Data - Anti-Saïx - Data-Roxas - Data-Naminé |
