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{{nihongo|'''Nobody Guard'''|ノーバディガード|Nōbadi Gādo}} is a shield that [[Goofy]] can wield in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''. Goofy can obtain this from a [[Gambler]] [[Nobody]].  
{{nihongo|'''Nobody Guard'''|ノーバディガード|Nōbadi Gādo}} is a shield that [[Goofy]] can wield in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''. Goofy can obtain this from a [[Gambler]] [[Nobody]].  


The easiest way to obtain this weapon is to put on a Lucky Ring and use [[Sweet Memories]] for [[Sora]], [[Genji Shield]] for Goofy and [[Meteor Staff]] for [[Donald]]. Now, use reaction commands on a Gambler Nobody and keep winning. You will get the shield reasonably quick.
The easiest way to obtain this weapon is to put on a Lucky Ring and use [[Sweet Memories]] for [[Sora]], [[Genji Shield]] for Goofy, and [[Meteor Staff]] for [[Donald Duck|Donald]]. Now, use reaction commands on a Gambler Nobody and keep winning. You will get the shield reasonably quick.


== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==

Revision as of 17:45, 26 March 2010

Kingdom Hearts II
Nobody Guard

"A shield with great strength.
Quickly revives wielder when fallen,
and restores a lot of their HP."

Japanese ノーバディガード
Stats
Strength Magic
+8 +0
Ability
Hyper Healing
Obtained
Dropped by Gambler Nobodies.

Nobody Guard (ノーバディガード Nōbadi Gādo?) is a shield that Goofy can wield in Kingdom Hearts II. Goofy can obtain this from a Gambler Nobody.

The easiest way to obtain this weapon is to put on a Lucky Ring and use Sweet Memories for Sora, Genji Shield for Goofy, and Meteor Staff for Donald. Now, use reaction commands on a Gambler Nobody and keep winning. You will get the shield reasonably quick.

Trivia

  • It's currently unknown why and how Goofy is able to obtain this shield from Gamblers when the Nobodies themselves do not use it.
  • This shield has a similar appearance to that of Axel's chakrams.
  • A translation mistake left the description as "Quickly revives wielder when fallen, and restores a lot their HP" as opposed to "a lot of their HP".