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"Dice and Shine" is a musical composition by Takeharu Ishimoto that appears in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep and Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory. Command

a pink coat with very thin, dark salmon-colored bell sleeves. It juggles dice and playing cards decorated with Nobody symbols in various ways through these

Medals Casual Roxas Dual Wield Roxas [EX] "KINGDOM HEARTS II: Chapter 1" Twilight Town: "Ansem and Xemnas" Keyblade Graveyard: "The Sigil" "Roxas" is approximately

champion, but Roxas refuses. If Roxas wins the Struggle, Setzer leaves the arena quietly, then joins in cheering Roxas as the new champion. If Roxas loses, Setzer

track of the plot throughout the game. Each page of the diary is filled when Roxas completes the page's day in the game. It's been a week since I got here.

"Roxas's Return" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura and Shotaro Shima that appears in Kingdom Hearts III and Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind. "Roxas's

streak every now and then. Oogie shows a love to gamble and to play games. The dice that he always throws and the fact that his boss battles take place on game

Hearts series. It is the boss theme of Roxas. Battles The World That Never Was: Roxas Cavern of Remembrance: Roxas's Replica Data[KH II FM] Cutscenes The

team up with Roxas on missions to Wonderland. Luxord approaches all of his missions as games and tends to comment on them as such to Roxas, often leaving

of several other tracks. It incorporates the melodies of "Roxas", the character theme of Roxas; "Vector to the Heavens", the boss theme of Xion, and by

Xemnas's Replica Data[KH II FM] Cutscenes The World that Never Was: "Naminé and Roxas", "The Depths of Oblivion", "To End It All", "The Final Battle" Medals Illustrated

Moments" appears only in cutscenes. It is used in scenes involving Lea, Roxas, and Xion. Radiant Garden: "Memorized" Secret Forest: "Nothing's As It Should

of Vanitas. Like the original, "Dual Hearts" references the melodies of "Roxas" and "Ventus"; however, it does not include the section of "Enter the Darkness"

Battles The World that Never Was: Riku Cutscenes The World that Never Was: "Roxas and Riku" "Day 358 - Believe" Battles Keyblade Graveyard: Braig Cutscenes

incorporates elements of various themes featured in "Enter the Darkness": "Roxas", "Ventus", and "Sora". This section of the article is a stub. You can help

following character themes, in order: "Sora", "Riku", "Kairi", "Naminé", "Roxas", "Musique pour la tristesse de Xion", "Terra", "Aqua", "Ventus", and "Enter

"Taking Care of the Rat"[KH II FM], "Keyblade vs. Keyblade", "Number 13: Roxas", "Saïx's Message"[KH II FM], "His Last Words", "Those Who Remain"[KH II

Twilight Town: "Mickey and Riku-Ansem" "Day 354 - Truth" "A Replica for Roxas" "Disquieting" is approximately one minute and fifty-four seconds long and

Version-" is five minutes and 43 seconds. The track incorporates elements from "Roxas", "Ventus", and "Sora", representing Vanitas's innate connection with those

appears only in cutscenes. It typically plays at the end of each day whenever Roxas watches the sunset on top of the Twilight Town clock tower by himself or