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==Trivia==

*The suffixes '''-ra''' and '''-ga''' are only applied to second and third-tier spells in the English, Japanese, Italian, and German versions of the ''Kingdom Hearts'' games. In the French versions, second-tier spells are marked with a "+", and third-tier spells are marked with an "X". The suffix '''-gun''', which is used in the names of several accessories, is ~~often~~ marked with an "XX". In the Spanish version of the ''Kingdom Hearts'' games, third-tier spells are marked "++".

*The suffixes '''-ra''' and '''-ga''' are only applied to second and third-tier spells in the English, Japanese, Italian, and German versions of the ''Kingdom Hearts'' games. In the French versions, second-tier spells are marked with a "+", and third-tier spells are marked with an "X". The suffix '''-gun''', which is used in the names of several accessories, is marked with an "XX", a "Z" (though only for the Stopza Mickey uses in ''Dream Drop Distance'') or even a "mega" prefix in ''Kingdom Hearts 0.2''. In the Spanish version of the ''Kingdom Hearts'' games, third-tier spells are marked "++".

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 ==Trivia==
-*The suffixes '''-ra''' and '''-ga''' are only applied to second and third-tier spells in the English, Japanese, Italian, and German versions of the ''Kingdom Hearts'' games. In the French versions, second-tier spells are marked with a "+", and third-tier spells are marked with an "X". The suffix '''-gun''', which is used in the names of several accessories, is often marked with an "XX". In the Spanish version of the ''Kingdom Hearts'' games, third-tier spells are marked "++".
+*The suffixes '''-ra''' and '''-ga''' are only applied to second and third-tier spells in the English, Japanese, Italian, and German versions of the ''Kingdom Hearts'' games. In the French versions, second-tier spells are marked with a "+", and third-tier spells are marked with an "X". The suffix '''-gun''', which is used in the names of several accessories, is marked with an "XX", a "Z" (though only for the Stopza Mickey uses in ''Dream Drop Distance'') or even a "mega" prefix in ''Kingdom Hearts 0.2''. In the Spanish version of the ''Kingdom Hearts'' games, third-tier spells are marked "++".
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