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{{game|KH2|FM2|HD2}}
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{{merge|Limit descriptions to respective characters abilities sections}}
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'''Limits''' are special attacks introduced in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''. Available only when a certain character is in the party and the appropriate ability is equipped, Limits enable the player and that party member to initiate devastating combo attacks at the cost of all Sora's MP. Limits can be performed from the command menu, or through the Reaction Command if the party member with the Limit ability has the Auto-Limit ability equipped also. Limits cannot be used while Sora is in a [[Drive Form]].
'''Limits''' are special attacks introduced in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''. Available only when an active party member has the appropriate ability equipped, Limits enable Sora and that party member to initiate devastating combo attacks at the cost of all Sora's MP. Limits can be performed from the command menu. Limits cannot be used while Sora is in a [[Drive Form]] or [[Lion Form]].


Upon activating a Limit, the other character in the party besides Sora and the party member performing the Limit vanishes, and the two remaining unleash a powerful attack. For a short time after activating the Limit, the player and the other character performing the Limit are invincible, and a Limit Meter appears in the upper-right; until the Meter is depleted, the player can initiate a series of powerful attacks using Sora and the other party member using the buttons {{button|x}} and {{button|t}}, leading up to a final attack that is even more powerful after the other attacks have been used enough times.
Upon activating a Limit, the other character in the party besides Sora and the party member performing the Limit vanishes, and the two remaining unleash a powerful attack. For a short time after activating the Limit, the player and the other character performing the Limit are invincible, and a Limit Meter appears in the upper-right; until the Meter is depleted, the player can initiate a series of powerful attacks using Sora and the other party member using the buttons {{button|x}} and {{button|t}}, leading up to a final attack that is even more powerful after the other attacks have been used enough times.


Limits are generally more effective against monsters than boss characters, as the Limit pulls the monsters towards the player and therefore damages them more. Some limits (e.g. Eternal Session, Trinity Limit) allow Sora to move freely, while most others (Treasure Isle, Complete Compilement) restrict movement. Limits also count as finishers, allowing them to defeat bosses.
Limits are generally more effective against general enemies than bosses, as the Limit pulls the enemies towards the player and therefore damages them more. Some limits (e.g. Eternal Session, Trinity Limit) allow Sora to move freely, while most others (Treasure Isle, Complete Compilement) restrict movement. Limits also count as finishers, allowing them to defeat bosses.


Auto Limit is an ability that can be equipped to any party member (except for Sora). This ability will make the equipped limits accessible by Reaction Command, though if the party member has more than one limit equipped, or there are more than one party members equipped with limits, the Reaction Command will be completely random so be advised to look carefully at the Reaction Command before executing it.  
[[Auto Limit]] is an ability that can be equipped to any party member (except for Sora). This ability will make the equipped limits accessible by Reaction Command, though if the party member has more than one limit equipped, or there are more than one party members equipped with limits, the Reaction Command will be completely random so be advised to look carefully at the Reaction Command before executing it.  


==List of Limits==
==List of Limits==
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