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The main power of the Keyblade, however, is the ability to seal or open the barriers between worlds, as well as to "lock" a world's Keyhole, preventing the Heartless from attacking that world's heart. As an offset of this ability, the Keyblade can also be used to lock or unlock any lock, allowing the user to access any sealed interior, whether it be a locked room, gate, or treasure chest. | The main power of the Keyblade, however, is the ability to seal or open the barriers between worlds, as well as to "lock" a world's Keyhole, preventing the Heartless from attacking that world's heart. As an offset of this ability, the Keyblade can also be used to lock or unlock any lock, allowing the user to access any sealed interior, whether it be a locked room, gate, or treasure chest. | ||
In addition to its base powers, it is possible to modify a Keyblade's appearance and powers by attaching various [[Keychain]]s or Gears in the wielder's inventory. However, there are many Keyblades that do not possess a keychain, possibly to represent the realm they came from, or how they were made. Another possibility is a keychainless | In addition to its base powers, it is possible to modify a Keyblade's appearance and powers by attaching various [[Keychain]]s or Gears in the wielder's inventory. However, there are many Keyblades that do not possess a keychain, possibly to represent the realm they came from, or how they were made. Another possibility is a keychainless keyblade means that keyblade has no master. There are other instances of the Keyblade changing form, such as when Riku's [[Soul Eater]] becomes the [[Way to the Dawn]] and when Roxas's two [[Kingdom Key]]s transmute into the [[Oathkeeper]] and [[Oblivion]], but the mechanism behind these transformations is uncertain. | ||
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