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==Power==
==Power==
The Keychains have the abilitie to increase a Keyblade overall status, giving it a new appearance as well as granting special abilities. While most Keyblades have a basic form, like the [[Kingdom Key]], and a [[Keyblade Wielde]]r can only posses one Keyblade he or she can upgrade and chanage the shape of the Keyblade through the Keychain.
The Keychains have the abilitie to increase a Keyblade overall status, giving it a new appearance as well as granting special abilities. While most Keyblades have a basic form, like the [[Kingdom Key]], and a [[List of Keyblade Wielders|Keyblade Wielder]] can only posses one Keyblade he or she can upgrade and chanage the shape of the Keyblade through the Keychain.


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.  
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.  

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The Keychains are a somewhat special piece of equipment that upgrade a Keyblade.

Power

The Keychains have the abilitie to increase a Keyblade overall status, giving it a new appearance as well as granting special abilities. While most Keyblades have a basic form, like the Kingdom Key, and a Keyblade Wielder can only posses one Keyblade he or she can upgrade and chanage the shape of the Keyblade through the Keychain.

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.

The Keychains given by a person may be the physical embodiment of the memories the Wielder has from that person. This may be the reasons why Riku can't equip Sora's Keychains in The World That Never Was, yet Roxas being Sora's Nobody can wield Oathkeeper and Oblivion and Xion, being Roxas's Replica can weild hsi keyblades.

Origin

It is not explained so far what exactly is the Keychain and why it has the power to transform the Keyblade. A Weilder usually recives a Keychain after "completing" a World, but the Keyblade Weilder is not shown reciving the Keychain from anyone. These Keychains usually represent some important item from a world that was saved

Keychains that the weilder recive from a friend usually use a token that is somehow intimately symbolic of that person. While Mosts Keyblades aren't not specifically Keyblades of human hearts, like the explicitly named Keyblade of People's Hearts, it is likely that the connections between the Weilder heart and those he meets allow him to sometimes access their power as well.

A third possibility is Keychains crafted from the Weilder hearth, more specifically, memory. These Keychais usually represents in a metaphorical way the memory were they came from.

Exception

Sometimes, a Keyblade does not posses a Keychain. The only example of this is the Keyblade of People's Hearts, the Keyblade created by gattering seven hearts if pure light. The actual reason fo the lack of keychain is unknow, but it could be because the Keyblade is artificial or incomplete since it doesn't posses Kairi's heart.

The Keyblades Gaia Bane, Fresh Breeze and Rain Storm did not posses Keychains in the Kingdom Hearts II secret video Birth by Sleep but in the game they do. Also, the broken Keyblades from the Keyblade Graveyard do not posses Keychain either, but the reason is unknown.

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