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==Journal Entry== | ==Journal Entry== | ||
===''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''=== | ||
''Sharp spikes cover these large, fiery Heartless. Though they are impervious during their spin attack, you can slow their onslaught with a block, bringing them to an eventual halt.''<br | ''Sharp spikes cover these large, fiery Heartless. Though they are impervious during their spin attack, you can slow their onslaught with a block, bringing them to an eventual halt.''<br> | ||
''Alternatively, Blizzard magic will stop them with a single blast.'' | ''Alternatively, Blizzard magic will stop them with a single blast.'' | ||
==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
There should be no difference in strategy when it comes to tackling the Scorching Sphere than there was for the Morning Star. Simply use Block up to three times, wait for it to hit an obstacle, or shoot Blizzard in order to stop the Heartless from spinning, thus making it vulnerable again. Attacks deal little damage, and it is best that the player keep a straight Dodge Roll in use, or fall victim to a burn when the Heartless jumps, causing a fire-based shockwave to erupt. A Limit Break or two can be attempted, but it is very likely most, if not all, portions of the attack will miss. So long as a hit-and-run technique is used, the Scorching Sphere should fall with relative ease. | There should be no difference in strategy when it comes to tackling the Scorching Sphere than there was for the Morning Star. Simply use Block up to three times, wait for it to hit an obstacle, or shoot Blizzard in order to stop the Heartless from spinning, thus making it vulnerable again. Attacks deal little damage, and it is best that the player keep a straight Dodge Roll in use, or fall victim to a burn when the Heartless jumps, causing a fire-based shockwave to erupt. A Limit Break or two can be attempted, but it is very likely most, if not all, portions of the attack will miss. So long as a hit-and-run technique is used, the Scorching Sphere should fall with relative ease. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*The Scorching Sphere is one of a few Heartless known to have more than one Heartless emblem on its body, in this case, one on the front and one on the back. | *The Scorching Sphere is one of a few Heartless known to have more than one Heartless emblem on its body, in this case, one on the front and one on the back. | ||
Revision as of 12:36, 11 April 2010
Template:HeartlessBoss/358 The Scorching Sphere is an Emblem Heartless that is found in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days.
Locations
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days
Journal Entry
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days
Sharp spikes cover these large, fiery Heartless. Though they are impervious during their spin attack, you can slow their onslaught with a block, bringing them to an eventual halt.
Alternatively, Blizzard magic will stop them with a single blast.
Strategy
There should be no difference in strategy when it comes to tackling the Scorching Sphere than there was for the Morning Star. Simply use Block up to three times, wait for it to hit an obstacle, or shoot Blizzard in order to stop the Heartless from spinning, thus making it vulnerable again. Attacks deal little damage, and it is best that the player keep a straight Dodge Roll in use, or fall victim to a burn when the Heartless jumps, causing a fire-based shockwave to erupt. A Limit Break or two can be attempted, but it is very likely most, if not all, portions of the attack will miss. So long as a hit-and-run technique is used, the Scorching Sphere should fall with relative ease.
Trivia
- The Scorching Sphere is one of a few Heartless known to have more than one Heartless emblem on its body, in this case, one on the front and one on the back.
