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This execution of powerful melee attacks and Sleights will continue until the four Lexicons are destroyed, which can be done through careful utilization of aerial attacks or even an Inverse Burst Sleight by using a King Mickey Friend Card. Not only will destroying a Book of Retribution cause a Zexion clone to vanish (decreasing the number of hits landed in his standard combo), but it will also relinquish EXP. Successfully destroying all four Book of Retribution copies will cause all the remaining Soul Eater cards that Zexion stole to reappear on the battlefield; picking them up returns them to Riku's deck for normal use. Take extreme caution once the Book of Retribution copies are first destroyed, as Zexion may place a decoy Soul Eater card (recognized by its unique coloration) amongst the fallen cards he had previously stolen. Should Riku use this card unwittingly, he will take damage and be stunned for a time, opening him up for more damage and allowing Zexion to easily steal more cards. His most powerful techniques no longer available, Zexion will then revert to his card-stealing strategy. | This execution of powerful melee attacks and Sleights will continue until the four Lexicons are destroyed, which can be done through careful utilization of aerial attacks or even an Inverse Burst Sleight by using a King Mickey Friend Card. Not only will destroying a Book of Retribution cause a Zexion clone to vanish (decreasing the number of hits landed in his standard combo), but it will also relinquish EXP. Successfully destroying all four Book of Retribution copies will cause all the remaining Soul Eater cards that Zexion stole to reappear on the battlefield; picking them up returns them to Riku's deck for normal use. Take extreme caution once the Book of Retribution copies are first destroyed, as Zexion may place a decoy Soul Eater card (recognized by its unique coloration) amongst the fallen cards he had previously stolen. Should Riku use this card unwittingly, he will take damage and be stunned for a time, opening him up for more damage and allowing Zexion to easily steal more cards. His most powerful techniques no longer available, Zexion will then revert to his card-stealing strategy. | ||
[[File:Versus Zexion KHRECOM.png|thumb|right|Zexion in the facsimile of the Storm-tossed Island, | [[File:Versus Zexion KHRECOM.png|thumb|right|Zexion in the facsimile of the Storm-tossed Island, summoning his Lexicons at the start of his fight against Riku.]] | ||
Utilize Card Duels whenever possible. Dark Barrage can be especially powerful when one has a high AP level, and the fact that it can hit multiple targets will allow Riku to destroy Zexion's Book of Retribution copies, causing EXP to drop as a result. Zexion's attacks should be Card Broken whenever possible, as most will be unavoidable if this does not occur. Sleights should also be used to the Riku's advantage; even though Riku's poorly composed deck will only allow usage of Dark Break and Dark Firaga, a high AP level greatly increases the damage done by these attacks. Despite the great advantage Sleights will provide HP-wise, they should not be abused, as continued use of Sleights to deal heavy damage or Card Break an attack will quickly reduce Riku's number of usable cards from the beginning amount of 23 to one or two; this negative side-effect is only worsened by Zexion's card-stealing abilities. | Utilize Card Duels whenever possible. Dark Barrage can be especially powerful when one has a high AP level, and the fact that it can hit multiple targets will allow Riku to destroy Zexion's Book of Retribution copies, causing EXP to drop as a result. Zexion's attacks should be Card Broken whenever possible, as most will be unavoidable if this does not occur. Sleights should also be used to the Riku's advantage; even though Riku's poorly composed deck will only allow usage of Dark Break and Dark Firaga, a high AP level greatly increases the damage done by these attacks. Despite the great advantage Sleights will provide HP-wise, they should not be abused, as continued use of Sleights to deal heavy damage or Card Break an attack will quickly reduce Riku's number of usable cards from the beginning amount of 23 to one or two; this negative side-effect is only worsened by Zexion's card-stealing abilities. | ||
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|{{sleight|Zexion - M}} | |{{sleight|Zexion - M}} | ||
|Zexion turns one of his floating Lexicons into a magnetic projectile and fires it. When it hits Riku, the top 3 Attack Cards from his deck are stolen. If no Lexicons remain, Zexion | |Zexion turns one of his floating Lexicons into a magnetic projectile and fires it. When it hits Riku, the top 3 Attack Cards from his deck are stolen. If no Lexicons remain, Zexion summons three of them instead. | ||
|Only used during normal combat. | |Only used during normal combat. | ||
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|{{sleight|Zexion - M|Zexion - M|Zexion - M}} | |{{sleight|Zexion - M|Zexion - M|Zexion - M}} | ||
|Zexion summons a tornado with one of his floating Lexicons in the center of the arena that draws Riku in. When Riku touches the tornado, he is damaged, and the top 2 Attack Cards from his deck get stolen every 2 seconds. If no Lexicons remain, Zexion | |Zexion summons a tornado with one of his floating Lexicons in the center of the arena that draws Riku in. When Riku touches the tornado, he is damaged, and the top 2 Attack Cards from his deck get stolen every 2 seconds. If no Lexicons remain, Zexion summons three of them instead. | ||
|Only used during normal combat. | |Only used during normal combat. | ||
}} | }} | ||
