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The {{nihongo|'''Oathkeeper'''|約束のお守り|Yakusoku no Omamori|lit. "Oath's Charm"}} is a Keychain for [[Kingdom Key|Sora's Keyblade]] which appears in  ''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]'', ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]]'', ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', and ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]''. It also appears as half of [[Roxas]]'s dual set of Keyblades alongside the [[Oblivion]], and was transformed from his original Kingdom Key Roxas after he absorbed [[Xion]]. Fundamentally, the Oathkeeper is symbolic of Sora's memories of [[Kairi]] and Roxas's oath that he made to [[Xion]].<ref name="Famitsu">'''''Famitsu'' Interview'''; '''Nomura''': "The Keyblades the boy who knows Sora is holding are the Oathkeeper and Oblivion from the first game. The precious "Oathkeeper", which [[Sora]] received from Kairi. The jet-black Keyblade, symbolic of [[Riku]]. / The Oblivion, at first, was called Riku's Keyblade. The boy who has the Keyblades from Riku (darkness) and Kairi (light)......Who is he!?"</ref>
The {{nihongo|'''Oathkeeper'''|約束のお守り|Yakusoku no Omamori|lit. "Oath's Charm"}} is a Keychain for [[Kingdom Key|Sora's Keyblade]] which appears in  ''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]'', ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]]'', ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', and ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]''. It also appears as half of [[Roxas]]'s dual set of Keyblades alongside the [[Oblivion]], and was transformed from his original Kingdom Key Roxas after he absorbed [[Xion]]. Fundamentally, the Oathkeeper is symbolic of Sora's memories of [[Kairi]] and Roxas's oath that he made to Xion.<ref name="Famitsu">'''''Famitsu'' Interview'''; '''Nomura''': "The Keyblades the boy who knows Sora is holding are the Oathkeeper and Oblivion from the first game. The precious "Oathkeeper", which [[Sora]] received from Kairi. The jet-black Keyblade, symbolic of [[Riku]]. / The Oblivion, at first, was called Riku's Keyblade. The boy who has the Keyblades from Riku (darkness) and Kairi (light)......Who is he!?"</ref>


The Oathkeeper is formed when Sora uses Kairi's [[Lucky Charm]] as a Keychain. Kairi originally gives him the charm at the [[Traverse Town#Secret Waterwary|Secret Waterway]] in ''Kingdom Hearts''. After rescuing her from Hollow Bastion, Sora leaves her with his friends at Traverse Town so that he can go back to close the [[Door to Darkness]], and Kairi gives him the charm for luck. When Sora enters [[Castle Oblivion]] in ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'', Naminé is forced to rewrite Sora's memory so that Kairi's Lucky Charm appears to be a trinket from herself, but after Sora defeats the [[Darkside]] at [[Destiny Islands]] and speaks with her, she reveals the truth, and the illusion is dispelled. Although Sora continued to possess the Lucky Charm throughout ''Kingdom Hearts II'', he is not able to use the Oathkeeper until he returns to [[Twilight Town]] and learns where Kairi had been taken.
The Oathkeeper is formed when Sora uses Kairi's [[Lucky Charm]] as a Keychain. Kairi originally gives him the charm at the [[Traverse Town#Secret Waterwary|Secret Waterway]] in ''Kingdom Hearts''. After rescuing her from Hollow Bastion, Sora leaves her with his friends at Traverse Town so that he can go back to close the [[Door to Darkness]], and Kairi gives him the charm for luck. When Sora enters [[Castle Oblivion]] in ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'', Naminé is forced to rewrite Sora's memory so that Kairi's Lucky Charm appears to be a trinket from herself, but after Sora defeats the [[Darkside]] at [[Destiny Islands]] and speaks with her, she reveals the truth, and the illusion is dispelled. Although Sora continued to possess the Lucky Charm throughout ''Kingdom Hearts II'', he is not able to use the Oathkeeper until he returns to [[Twilight Town]] and learns where Kairi had been taken.
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