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==Origin==
==Origin==
Mulan comes from the 1998 movie of the same name. As in ''Kingdom Hearts II''. Mulan disguises herself as a boy to stop her ill father, Fa Zhou, from going to war. She is eventually found out when a doctor is attending to her wounds. Captain Shang then dismisses her as payment for saving him earlier on from Shan-Yu (instead of executing her). Mulan, however, despite being dismissed, then goes on to overcome her fears and defeats Shan-Yu. The emperor then deems her China's bravest woman.
Mulan comes from the 1998 movie of the same name. As in ''Kingdom Hearts II'', Mulan disguises herself as a boy to stop her ill father, Fa Zhou, from going to war. She is eventually found out when a doctor is attending to her wounds. Captain Shang then dismisses her as payment for saving him earlier on from Shan-Yu (instead of executing her). Mulan, however, despite being dismissed, then goes on to overcome her fears and defeats Shan-Yu. The emperor then deems her China's bravest woman.


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Revision as of 16:53, 13 June 2013

Template:Enemy Mulan is a young woman from The Land of Dragons who is a party member in Kingdom Hearts II. Determined to bring honor to her family, particularly her ill father, Mulan cuts her hair, steals her father's armor and impersonates a soldier named Ping to join the army to defeat Shan-Yu. Mulan is a generally weak fighter to begin with as Ping, but eventually becomes a skilled warrior.

Story

Kingdom Hearts II

Sora, Donald, and Goofy meet Mulan as "Ping" outside the army's camp with Mushu. Sora and Donald are shocked when Goofy reveals to them that she is actually a girl but promise to keep her identity a secret. The group join the army, where Mulan almost blows her cover after breaking up a massive brawl between Sora, Donald, and two other military recruits. Captain Shang has little faith in "Ping", despite the constant comments from Sora, Donald and Goofy. Mulan slowly impresses Shang, defeating Shan-Yu and his Heartless single-handedly by causing an avalanche, and even saves Shang's life. But Mushu accidentally gives away Mulan's identity. Shang, outraged of her deceit, banishes her and the others from the army before leaving. Mulan and the others see Shan-Yu and several surviving Heartless emerge from the mountain and make their way to the Imperial City. Mulan fails to convince Shang to believe her, but she soon gets his trust again when the Emperor is kidnapped. Mulan, Sora and the others battle and kill Shan-Yu, Mulan being thanked personally by the Emperor who bows respectfully. Shan-Yu's sword then suddenly glows and gives Sora access to another world.

Mulan is reunited with Sora during his second visit to her world. Mulan is hunting a cloaked man who she believes is an enemy spy, but Sora knows it is a member of Organization XIII. Following the cloaked man to the mountains, they see a Heartless Dragon called the Storm Rider head for the Imperial City. They head there where they find the cloaked man (there are actually two, one being Riku) who reveals himself to be Xigbar. Mulan and the others battle the Storm Rider and defeat it. Mulan gives her support to Sora when he leaves to continue his journey to find Riku and Kairi.

In order to thank her for her unconditional loyalty, the Emperor makes her Captain Shang's partner, with the two of them serving beside him.

Some time after Xemnas's defeat, Mulan and Shang share a romantic moment in the Bamboo Grove, but are interrupted by Yao, Ling and Chien Po, who were spying on them.

Appearance

As Ping, Mulan dresses in her father's armor that is predominantly colored black and green. Underneath this armor, she wears a long, grey, martial arts shirt and slightly darker grey pants. She wears black shoes and knee-high, white socks.

In her normal attire, Mulan discards the armor, but retains the martial arts clothing underneath. Her shirt is shown to have green lining and is kept shut with a green sash. She also wears green wristbands. Mulan's hair is black and shoulder-length (as Ping she ties it back into a topknot with a green ribbon). Her eyes and eyebrows are black as well.

Personality

Mulan is a very clumsy, independent, and outspoken girl who has the utmost honor and respect for her family and friends. During the first visit to the Land of Dragons, she is very insecure, however, as the story continues she starts to gain confidence in herself. She has a strong determination as seen in her multiple attempts to impress Captain Shang. Mulan also possesses a keen, strategic mind, coming up with the avalanche solution to wiping out Shan-Yu's army.

Abilities

During the short time she joins Sora under the guise of Ping, Mulan does not use Mushu's magic and is much weaker, and also tends to trip in combat. She attacks and moves very slowly and only uses her sword. After the battle on the mountain's summit, she sheds her disguise and acquires her full power and skillset - prior to the battle, she only has access to Draw, Item Boost, and Hyper Healing.

Mulan is a mage character, relying on Mushu's fire magic in battle, although she also uses her sword. She is very agile and can perform several aerial attacks. She has one armor slot, one accessory slot and three item slots. Mulan's skillset is as follows:

  • Mushu Fire: Mushu breathes fire at nearby enemies
  • Flametongue: Mulan charges into the air surrounded by Mushu's fire.
  • Dragonblaze: Activates the Red Rocket Limit. The Limit begins with the Red Rocket attack, having Mushu appear and fire a barrage of fireballs. Afterwards, Flametongue causes Sora to leap towards enemies surrounding himself in flame, and Heat Lance causes Mulan to fire a series of fireballs from her hand. To make a clean combo, use Flametongue then Heat Lance. The finishing move is Red Meteor, where Mushu spits a volley of fireballs into the air, and the three land on the ground as the fireballs impact around them, damaging enemies.

Origin

Mulan comes from the 1998 movie of the same name. As in Kingdom Hearts II, Mulan disguises herself as a boy to stop her ill father, Fa Zhou, from going to war. She is eventually found out when a doctor is attending to her wounds. Captain Shang then dismisses her as payment for saving him earlier on from Shan-Yu (instead of executing her). Mulan, however, despite being dismissed, then goes on to overcome her fears and defeats Shan-Yu. The emperor then deems her China's bravest woman.

Gallery