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==Mechanics== | ==Mechanics== | ||
In ''Kingdom Hearts III'', Rocket Fist is an {{c|action ability|KH3}} exclusive to the Nano Arms [[Formchange]]. It is the form's single ground and air combo finisher. | In ''Kingdom Hearts III'', Rocket Fist is an {{c|action ability|KH3}} exclusive to the Nano Arms [[Formchange]]. It is the form's single ground and air combo finisher. It fires a fist projectile that homes in on and pierces through enemies, dealing {{c|Physical|element}} damage. | ||
==Learning Rocket Fist== | ==Learning Rocket Fist== | ||
===''Kingdom Hearts III''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts III''=== | ||
*Nano Arms has Rocket Fist as a default ability. | *Nano Arms has Rocket Fist as a default ability. | ||
==Origin== | |||
{{ff|Rocket Punch(ability)|Rocket Punch}}, sometimes called Blast Punch, is a recurring attack in the ''Final Fantasy'' series, often depicted as a metal fist being launched at its target. In its initial appearance in ''V,'' it was an enemy ability that dealt percentage-based damage with a chance to confuse, but in other entries, it deals standard physical damage. | |||
[[Category:Kingdom Hearts III abilities]] | [[Category:Kingdom Hearts III abilities]] | ||
Revision as of 01:53, 30 January 2022
Rocket Fist (ロケットフィスト Roketto Fisuto) is a technique that appears in Kingdom Hearts III. It allows the user to morph the Nano Arms into a giant fist that flies at enemies and deals Physical damage.
Mechanics
In Kingdom Hearts III, Rocket Fist is an action ability exclusive to the Nano Arms Formchange. It is the form's single ground and air combo finisher. It fires a fist projectile that homes in on and pierces through enemies, dealing Physical damage.
Learning Rocket Fist
Kingdom Hearts III
- Nano Arms has Rocket Fist as a default ability.
Origin
Rocket Punch, sometimes called Blast Punch, is a recurring attack in the Final Fantasy series, often depicted as a metal fist being launched at its target. In its initial appearance in V, it was an enemy ability that dealt percentage-based damage with a chance to confuse, but in other entries, it deals standard physical damage.
