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==Design== | |||
A Trick Ghost can be viewed right side-up or upside-down. Regardless of which half of the Heartless is on top, it has long, white arms with three short, purple fingers on each one. Its body is predominantly white, and it has four yellow eyes—two for each face. Its mouth is jagged purple on the inside, and has what seem to be stitches on its corners. When right side-up, the Trick Ghost's mouth seems to be frowning, and its head is tipped with a long, curled antenna. This antenna is decorated by horizontal stripes of purple, tan, and lilac. Its Heartless emblem is on the lower half of its body, between the eyes of the second face. When upside-down, the Trick Ghost seems to be smiling, its head sports several short spikes, and the antenna on the normal face is now a tail of sorts. | |||
In ''Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix'', the Trick Ghost's white body is now light green, and the stripes on its antenna are yellow, blue, and sky blue in color. | |||
The Trick Ghost's name refers to the fact that it resembles a stereotypical ghost. "Trick" may refer to the Heartless's ability to surprise its opponents by changing its battle style by flipping over, which could also be considered a type of "trick". | |||
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Revision as of 23:48, 18 May 2010
Template:Heartless/KHII The Trick Ghost (トリックゴースト Torikku Gōsuto) is an Emblem Heartless that is found in Kingdom Hearts II.
Trick Ghosts are almost like two enemies in one. A Trick Ghost attacks from a distance in the air by firing dark fireballs from the candle it holds. It may also attack by similarly releasing a slow, zig-zagging dark wisp. Alternatively, the Trick Ghost may drop to the ground and flip onto its head. On the ground, it will use a close-range strategy (similar to the Powerwild) and attack with its muscles. Though its attacks are considerably hard to avoid at close range, they are not all so devastating. The fact that they float often high up can make them a considerably hard target to reach when not on the ground. They are also one of the few species of Heartless which use a darkness attack.
Journal Entry
Kingdom Hearts II
It has two faces, both of which need to be fought differently.
When in the air, move in close to seal its long-range attacks. When on the ground, move far away to avoid its short-range attacks.
Locations
Kingdom Hearts II
Design
A Trick Ghost can be viewed right side-up or upside-down. Regardless of which half of the Heartless is on top, it has long, white arms with three short, purple fingers on each one. Its body is predominantly white, and it has four yellow eyes—two for each face. Its mouth is jagged purple on the inside, and has what seem to be stitches on its corners. When right side-up, the Trick Ghost's mouth seems to be frowning, and its head is tipped with a long, curled antenna. This antenna is decorated by horizontal stripes of purple, tan, and lilac. Its Heartless emblem is on the lower half of its body, between the eyes of the second face. When upside-down, the Trick Ghost seems to be smiling, its head sports several short spikes, and the antenna on the normal face is now a tail of sorts. In Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, the Trick Ghost's white body is now light green, and the stripes on its antenna are yellow, blue, and sky blue in color.
The Trick Ghost's name refers to the fact that it resembles a stereotypical ghost. "Trick" may refer to the Heartless's ability to surprise its opponents by changing its battle style by flipping over, which could also be considered a type of "trick".
Attacks
- Shot: Fire dark shots from mouth
- Candle Attack: Strike with lit candles
- Triple Shot: Fires three dark fireballs in a spread
- Whip Attack: Multi-hit head-whip attack
Gallery
- TrickGhostFM.png
Trick Ghost as seen in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix.
See Also
