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The '''Violetta''' is a | {{game|KH1|FM1}} | ||
{{InfoWeaponKH | |||
|name=Violetta | |||
|katakana=クリティカルメイス | |||
|romaji=Kuritikaru Meisu | |||
|jpname=Critical Mace | |||
|fr=Masse Fatale | |||
|de=Thanatos-Stab | |||
|desc=A rod that sometimes inflicts massive damage. Reduces max MP by 1. | |||
|AP=+9 | |||
|FMAP=+11 | |||
|MP=-1 | |||
|length=Short | |||
|rate=x1 | |||
|bonus=+9 | |||
|FMbonus=+7 | |||
|recoil=30 | |||
|get=White Trinity Mark at the [[Coliseum Gates]]. | |||
}} | |||
The '''Violetta''' is a staff that can be wielded by [[Donald Duck]] in ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}''. | |||
==Design== | |||
The Violetta's handle is orange with a purple and bright blue striped pommel and a purple and bright blue tip that fans outward. The head of the staff consists of a large, bright blue ring with an orange hexagon in its center. Each of the hexagon's six sides sports a short, orange rod that goes through the ring and holds it in place, with the bottom rod connecting to the tip. | |||
{{Staff}} | {{Staff}} | ||
[[Category:Staves]] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:18, 3 April 2024
| Kingdom Hearts Violetta | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 | |||
| Japanese | クリティカルメイス | ||
| Rōmaji | Kuritikaru Meisu | ||
| Translation | Critical Mace | ||
| Stats | |||
| Strength | MP | Length | |
| +9[KH I] +11[KH I FM] |
-1 | Short | |
| Crit. Rate | Crit. Bonus | Recoil | |
| x1 | +9[KH I] +7[KH I FM] |
30 | |
| Obtained | |||
| White Trinity Mark at the Coliseum Gates. | |||
The Violetta is a staff that can be wielded by Donald Duck in Kingdom Hearts.
Design[edit]
The Violetta's handle is orange with a purple and bright blue striped pommel and a purple and bright blue tip that fans outward. The head of the staff consists of a large, bright blue ring with an orange hexagon in its center. Each of the hexagon's six sides sports a short, orange rod that goes through the ring and holds it in place, with the bottom rod connecting to the tip.
