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In ''Kingdom Hearts III'', the filigree has a sparkling effect with seemingly flowing energy within it. | In ''Kingdom Hearts III'', the filigree has a sparkling effect with seemingly flowing energy within it. | ||
Master Xehanort and his data replica can Formchange the χ-blade into several transformations, such as floating cannons, a spinning top, whip, chakram, gauntlet claws, and a double-bladed lance. | |||
Although χ-blade is pronounced "Keyblade", the letter "χ" is the letter {{w|Chi (letter)|chi}} from the {{w|Greek alphabet}}. This is why the name of the weapon is spelled "χ-blade", but, as Master Xehanort explains, can be pronounced "Kye-blade". Master Xehanort explains to Ventus, with a visual demonstration of the ancient letter "χ", that he is not referring to a Keyblade that Keyblade Wielders use. He continues to state that the letter itself carries a meaning of "death" and that it "spells endings". | Although χ-blade is pronounced "Keyblade", the letter "χ" is the letter {{w|Chi (letter)|chi}} from the {{w|Greek alphabet}}. This is why the name of the weapon is spelled "χ-blade", but, as Master Xehanort explains, can be pronounced "Kye-blade". Master Xehanort explains to Ventus, with a visual demonstration of the ancient letter "χ", that he is not referring to a Keyblade that Keyblade Wielders use. He continues to state that the letter itself carries a meaning of "death" and that it "spells endings". | ||