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The {{nihongo|'''Lady Luck'''|ラストリゾート|Rasuto Rizōto|lit. "Last Resort"}} is one of [[Sora | {{Game|KH1|FM1|COM|REC}} | ||
The {{nihongo|'''Lady Luck'''|ラストリゾート|Rasuto Rizōto|lit. "Last Resort"}} is one of [[Sora]]'s [[Keyblades]] in ''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]]''. | |||
Lady Luck is gained by activating the white [[Trinity Mark]] in [[Wonderland]]. It is a good replacement for the [[Spellbinder]], as it has the same reach and passive abilities, but better melee attributes. | Lady Luck is gained by activating the white [[Trinity Mark]] in [[Wonderland]]. It is a good replacement for the [[Spellbinder]], as it has the same reach and passive abilities, but better melee attributes. | ||
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== | ||
Revision as of 00:25, 11 October 2009
The Lady Luck (ラストリゾート Rasuto Rizōto, lit. "Last Resort") is one of Sora's Keyblades in Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories.
Lady Luck is gained by activating the white Trinity Mark in Wonderland. It is a good replacement for the Spellbinder, as it has the same reach and passive abilities, but better melee attributes.
Appearance
Lady Luck's general appearance is based off of hearts, clubs, spades and diamonds, the four symbols on playing cards. The keychain is an ace of hearts playing card.
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Etymology
Lady Luck gets it's name from Fortuna of Roman mythology or Tyche of Greek mythology. Fortuna and Tyche are goddesses of fortune and are often referred to as "Lady Luck". The name "Last Resort" is a pun on "Trump Card", a backup move that guarantees a victory.
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