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'''Xaldin''' - Defeated by [[Sora]], [[Donald Duck|Donald]], [[Goofy]], and [[Beast]] at [[Beast's Castle]]. He was on a mission to turn the Beast into a Heartless and Nobody. Disappeared into Darkness and wind. Xaldin was the seventh member subject to elimination. | '''Xaldin''' - Defeated by [[Sora]], [[Donald Duck|Donald]], [[Goofy]], and [[Beast]] at [[Beast's Castle]]. He was on a mission to turn the Beast into a Heartless and Nobody. Disappeared into Darkness and wind. Xaldin was the seventh member subject to elimination. | ||
'''Vexen''' - Defeated by [[Axel]] as a way to gain Marluxia's trust. Vexen opposed Marluxia's plot and Marluxia wanted him eliminated. Disappeared by incineration into Darkness. He was the first member to fall. | '''Vexen''' - Defeated by [[Axel]] as a way to gain Marluxia's trust. Vexen opposed Marluxia's plot and Marluxia wanted him eliminated. Disappeared by incineration into Darkness. He was the first member to fall. However, he would later become Even once again, due to both he and his respective Heartless meeting their end. | ||
'''Lexaeus''' - Defeated by [[Riku]] while possessed by [[Ansem, Seeker of Darkness]]. He was trying to make Riku use the Darkness inside him. From what is shown in the cutscene of his elimination, he was helpless against Ansem, Seeker of Darkness due to his weakened condition after his brutal fight with Riku. He disappeared into Darkness, and was the third member eliminated, eventually reforming Aeleus. | '''Lexaeus''' - Defeated by [[Riku]] while possessed by [[Ansem, Seeker of Darkness]]. He was trying to make Riku use the Darkness inside him. From what is shown in the cutscene of his elimination, he was helpless against Ansem, Seeker of Darkness due to his weakened condition after his brutal fight with Riku. He disappeared into Darkness, and was the third member eliminated, eventually reforming Aeleus. | ||