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It should be noted that when [[Sora]] is equipping another Keyblade, he is actually re-equipping the Keychain, thus enhancing the Kingdom Key and changing its appearance. While [[Kingdom Key D]] and Riku's [[Way to the Dawn]] - which has a Keychain in the shape of the [[Heartless]] emblem - hold Keychains, some Keyblades lack a Keychain, as evident by the [[Keyblade of People's Hearts]] forged from the Seven Princesses' Hearts. Keychains can also change MP and HP plus other stats.
It should be noted that when [[Sora]] is equipping another Keyblade, he is actually re-equipping the Keychain, thus enhancing the Kingdom Key and changing its appearance. While [[Kingdom Key D]] and Riku's [[Way to the Dawn]] - which has a Keychain in the shape of the [[Heartless]] emblem - hold Keychains, some Keyblades lack a Keychain, as evident by the [[Keyblade of People's Hearts]] forged from the Seven Princesses' Hearts. Keychains can also change MP and HP plus other stats.
Keychains are obtained by visiting other worlds and either sealing or unlocking new ones. Each keychain has a symbol such as the kingdom keychain has a mickey mouse head, the symbol usually relates to the world you got it in or the way you obtained it. (Oath keeper was a star that Kairi said to give back once Sora was done.)


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Different Keychains change the size, shape and function of Sora's Keyblade. Seen here are the Kingdom Key, Oathkeeper, Oblivion, and Kingdom Hearts's Ultima Weapon.

The Keychains are a somewhat special piece of equipment that upgrade a Keyblade, as seen with Sora's Kingdom Key. While the Kingdom Key appears to be the most basic form of a Keyblade, the Keychains actually increase its overall status, giving it a new appearance as well as granting special abilities. The power of enhancement in the Keychain may be caused by the relationship between one another, as evident when Riku reclaims the Kingdom Key in Hollow Bastion. Despite having the Kingdom Key, he cannot change or enhance it. Furthermore, it might suggest that the stronger one's friendship with one another, the stronger the bond it will create, increasing the power of enhancement.

It should be noted that when Sora is equipping another Keyblade, he is actually re-equipping the Keychain, thus enhancing the Kingdom Key and changing its appearance. While Kingdom Key D and Riku's Way to the Dawn - which has a Keychain in the shape of the Heartless emblem - hold Keychains, some Keyblades lack a Keychain, as evident by the Keyblade of People's Hearts forged from the Seven Princesses' Hearts. Keychains can also change MP and HP plus other stats.

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