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The Avatar Menu is a multiplayer game mode in Kingdom Hearts Re:coded that borrows many elements from Kingdom Hearts Mobile, with the addition of the "Avatar Sector" (アバターシステムエリア Abatā Shisutemu Eria , lit. "Avatar System Area"). The Avatar Menu is subdivided into "Customize Avatar", where the player can design their personal avatar, "Avatar Sector", the special 100-floor System Sector, and "Tag Mode", which allows the player to send and receive Balloon Letters.
Customize Avatar[edit]
The "Customize Avatar" menu houses the Avatar Parts, a feature based upon the avatar system in Kingdom Hearts Mobile. The name and signature of the player's avatar is taken from the DS's own name and signature, but the avatar's design is pieced together from the Avatar Parts. There are a total of 815 Avatar Parts for the player to collect, consisting of various pieces of clothing and body features, and 93 "Ensembles" which allow the player to place a coordinated set of parts at the same time. The player starts with all of the parts from "Bods", "Lips", "Peepers", the eight Cowlick parts, Typical Top, Basic Bottoms, and Starter Shoes, one random "Ensemble" and all of the parts it contains, and one random part each from "Hair", "Features", "Scars, Etc.", "Coats", "Starter Kits", "Tops", "Bottoms", "Shoes", "Hats", "Face & Neck", "Mitts", "Rear Gear", "Belts", "Items", "Buddies", and "Bodysuits".
There are also eight Avatar Parts which are awarded for obtaining a set amount of Trophies:
- "King Mickey's Hair" - 2 trophies
- "King Mickey A's Shoes" - 5 trophies
- "King Mickey A Outfit" - 8 trophies
- "King Mickey's Tail" - 12 trophies
- "King Mickey's Gloves" - 16 trophies
- "King Mickey B's Shoes" - 20 trophies
- "King Mickey B Outfit" - 25 trophies
- "King Mickey Ears" - 30 trophies.
Every other Avatar Part is obtained randomly through clearing the challenges in the Avatar Sector, or as a random prize from Scratch Cards.
Only one part from each category can be equipped at a time. However, some parts (including entire categories) are listed in one category, but can overlap with another in a way that precludes them from being simultaneously equipped. For example, Firion's Hair cannot be equipped together with any of the Hats.
Avatar Parts[edit]
No. | Part | Name |
1 | Body 1 (ボディー1 Bodī 1 ) | |
2 | Body 2 (ボディー2 Bodī 2 ) | |
3 | Body 3 (ボディー3 Bodī 3 ) | |
4 | Body 4 (ボディー4 Bodī 4 ) | |
5 | Body 5 (ボディー5 Bodī 5 ) |
No. | Part | Name |
1 | Pink Lips (ピンク Pinku ) | |
2 | Orange Lips (オレンジ Orenji ) | |
3 | Brown Lips (ブラウン Buraun ) | |
4 | Beige Lips (ライトブラウン Raito Buraun , lit. "Light Brown") | |
5 | Grey Lips (グレー Gurē ) |
Avatar Sector[edit]
The Avatar Sector is a special System Sector that is built by the player, one floor at a time. Unlike other System Sectors, the Heartless within grow progressively stronger the deeper Data-Sora dives in; excluding the Gold Tricholoma, Eliminator, and Data-Riku, the enemies's levels are equal to the floor number. The Avatar Sector has a maximum of one hundred floors, and ninety of them must be obtained from Balloon Letters in Tag Mode. These floors can be deleted by the player at will, and if the player keeps obtaining Balloon Letters once the Avatar Sector is complete, the lowest floor will be deleted to make room.
Each floor is represented by an avatar, either one of the fifty prefabricated avatars, or a random avatar made from mixed parts. Each time Data-Sora clears one of these floors while fulfilling its associated challenge, he will win an Avatar Part, starting with those the floor's avatar uses, and then random pieces once those have been exhausted. For every nine floors obtained from Balloon Letters, the Avatar Sector will automatically add a special tenth floor that has an SP challenge. The ten SP challenge floors eventually culminate in a battle against a bugged Data-Riku.
Clearing a floor will also enable a shortcut to the next floor in the list, so that Data-Sora can directly select it instead of needing to clear all prior floors again. Manually deleting floors and then obtaining replacements will disable the shortcuts to the highest floors, so they must be unlocked again by clearing a previous floor. However, if a floor is instead automatically deleted by a new floor, then the shortcuts are preserved.
If manually deleting a floor would cause the total to fall below an SP challenge floor's requirement, then the highest SP challenge floor will also be deleted until a replacement floor is obtained.
In addition to Avatar Parts, the Avatar Sector has its own list of Sector Rewards, which grows as Data-Sora goes further into the Sector. Furthermore, Data-Sora is given a title based on how far he has gone into the Sector.
Floor | Floor Challenge | Rate | Bugged Heartless |
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10 | Don't use any recovery commands! | x1.5 | 30 Soldiers |
20 | Take damage no more than 24 times! | x2.0 | 1 Core Blox |
30 | Spend less than 60 seconds on the ground! | x2.0 | 3 Bandits |
40 | Exit the floor in 30 seconds or less! | x2.5 | 1 Invisible |
50 | Miss with no more than 19 of your attacks! | x2.0 | 1 Core Blox |
60 | Use your Finish command! | x2.5 | 3 Blox Bugs |
70 | Exit the floor in 150 seconds or less! | x3.0 | 99 Shadows |
80 | Defeat 58 - 69 Heartless! | x3.0 | 5-10 Wyverns |
90 | Destroy 50 blox! | x3.5 | 3 Core Bloxes |
100 | Use a Finish command in under 60 seconds! | x5.0 | Data-Riku |
Title | Unlocked after |
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Lurker (ユーザー Yūzā , lit. "User") |
0 |
Surfer (サーファー Sāfā ) |
10 |
Junior Diver (ダイバー Daibā , lit. "Diver") |
20 |
Diver (オープンダイバー Ōpun Daibā , lit. "Open Diver") |
30 |
Senior Diver (アドバンスダイバー Adobansu Daibā , lit. "Advance Diver") |
40 |
Sector Mod (スペシャリティダビアー Supeshariti Daibā , lit. "Specialty Diver") |
50 |
Sector Admin (テクニカルダイバー Tekunikaru Daibā , lit. "Technical Diver") |
60 |
Sector Master (ダイブマスター Daibu Masutā , lit. "Dive Master") |
70 |
Architect (アーキテクト Ākitekuto ) |
80 |
Wizard (ウィザード Wizādo ) |
90 |
Legend (レジェンド Rejendo ) | 100 |
Reward | SP | Unlocked after |
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D-Blizzaga | 1000000 (★) | 100 |
Cyclone | 700000 | 90 |
Flame Fall | 700000 | 80 |
HP +8 | 30000 | 50 |
Strength +4 | 30000 | 50 |
Magic +4 | 30000 | 50 |
Defense +4 | 30000 | 50 |
Fire +4 | 30000 | 60 |
Blizzard +4 | 30000 | 60 |
Thunder +4 | 30000 | 60 |
Aero +4 | 30000 | 60 |
Cure +4 | 30000 | 60 |
Fire Resistance +4 | 30000 | 70 |
Blizzard Resistance +4 | 30000 | 70 |
Thunder Resistance +4 | 30000 | 70 |
Aero Resistance +4 | 30000 | 70 |
Blank Chip | 15000 | 40 |
Firaga | 10000 | 30 |
Blizzaga | 10000 | 30 |
Thundaga | 10000 | 30 |
Aeroga | 10000 | 30 |
Curaga | 10000 | 30 |
Magnega | 10000 | 30 |
Fira | 7300 | 1 |
Blizzara | 7300 | 1 |
Thundara | 7300 | 1 |
Aerora | 7300 | 1 |
Cura | 7300 | 1 |
Aerial Slam | 900 | 1 |
Potion | 500 | 1 |
Hi-Potion | 1200 | 1 |
Ether | 1200 | 1 |
Hi-Ether | 2000 | 1 |
Panacea | 800 | 1 |
Elixir | 10000 | 1 |
Megalixir | 20000 | 1 |
Redeem for EXP (10% SP) | Remaining SP | 1 |
Redeem for munny (1% SP) | Remaining SP | 1 |
Enemies[edit]
Heartless[edit]
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Other[edit]
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Tag Mode[edit]
Tag Mode (すれちがい通信 Surechigai Tsuushin , lit. "Passing Communication") is a communications system which allows the player to obtain Balloon Letters (メール Mēru , lit. "Mail") from other avatars, which contain Avatar Sector floors and Scratch Cards. To enter Tag Mode, the player must choose which Floor Code and Floor Challenge they would like to share; these lists are initially short, but once the player has completed the Avatar Sector, they will be able to share any of the Floor Codes and Floor Challenges which appear in the Avatar Sector, excluding the Boss Floor Code. The Avatar Sector floor contained within the Balloon Letter is automatically added to the Avatar Sector, whether the Balloon Letter and Scratch Card are opened or discarded.
Balloon Letters can be given by a friend's avatar, a fixed avatar, or a random avatar. When the player receives a Balloon Letter from a friend who is also playing Kingdom Hearts Re:coded, the two players will share their personal avatars, and whichever Floor Codes and Floor Challenges they selected. If Tag Mode has been used for a suitably long interval, usually an hour or two, the player can also receive an avatar constructed from random Avatar Parts; this avatar's name and quote will reference each other, but not its appearance or any of its stats. More infrequently, a fixed avatar will appear in place of the random avatar.
Normally, it is only possible to receive one of a particular avatar. If that avatar changes even one of its parts, however, then the avatar can be received again and will produce an additional Balloon Letter, Avatar Sector floor, and Scratch Card. If an Avatar Sector floor is deleted, then the avatar associated with that floor can be received again.
If the player enters Tag Mode while receiving a DS-compatible wireless signal that is not from another Kingdom Hearts Re:coded game (for example, if it is receiving a broadcast from the Wii's Nintendo Channel, or from another DS's PictoChat), they will immediately receive a fixed avatar, whose quote and other stats are references to the character the avatar depicts. Balloon Letters received this way are generated by the compatible wireless signals; the more signals the DS is receiving, the more Balloon Letters will be received in the same amount of time. While the player can generally receive only one of each of the fifty fixed avatars, the random generator for the fixed avatars is based on the DS's internal clock, so if the DS receives multiple wireless signals and generates more than one Balloon Letter at the same time, it is possible to receive multiple Balloon Letters with the same avatar.
Avatar | Quote |
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(>_<)/RAGE | Back off! I'm angsty! |
$$$Grubber | Munny is mah hunny. |
★fromAfar | SALUTATIONS, EARTHLING. |
10derMemry | It's great to be a kid. |
1WhoGetsIt | Shh! No more words. |
2Good2BTru | And too true to be good. |
∞Lives | I totally 1-upped you. |
A♭OutLie | Don't believe a word o' me! |
A1ternateU | Always just a step away... |
AlwaysLTTP | And often not invited... |
BigBrudda | 'Sup, bro? Need a hand? |
Could_B_U | See the resemblance? |
DistantVOX | HELLO? (OH-Oh-oh...) |
Don'tASCII | It's a SCSI story anyway. |
Dude!ItsMe | Y'know? From the thing? |
FlyOnDWall | The real bug in this tale! |
HeyIKnowU | Long time no see! |
LivNLegacy | Oh. You're not gone yet? |
LongLostM8 | Err, formerly lost... |
Masker8dr | No one knows my REAL name. |
MeIfIWereU | Chew on that. Deep, huh? |
Miracle2Go | May I take your order? |
Ninja(shh) | You did not see me. |
No1UKnow | So let's keep it that way. |
NotTe11ing | ...Unless you ask nicely. |
Omigoddess | I'm, like, a divine ditz! |
OozinCharm | Grab a mop. OC's in town! |
ORLY_YARLY | Will my life have meaning? |
P00rPuppet | Always being strung along. |
PassNDream | Enjoy me while I last. |
Pure^_^Joy | With plenty to go around. |
PureRandom | Nothin' to see, folks! |
ROFLCopter | Hey, do you LOLerskate? |
Sdrawkcab | Ereh sedoc terces on! |
Sh8pShiftR | I'm really a triangle. |
ShadyNomad | I don't like the sun, OK? |
The 1nk1ing | Did I jog your memory? |
The""One | I dunno why you "" me. |
TheOne4U | U is the best letter EVER. |
TimeTravlR | The 21st century? Retro! |
TuffCookie | Known fears: Milk-dunking. |
TwixtTween | Always stuck in da middle. |
U.Know.Who | Don't pretend you don't. |
Un4Gettabl | It's my memorable face. |
UnsungHero | No one ever sings for me. |
UR<3sDzire | And now, I can be yours. |
UrPastLife | You're me but I ain't you. |
UrTrueSelf | Reunited at last, eh? |
UsualNon¢s | Penny for yer thoughts? |
WhatUWere | No escaping your past! |
Floor Challenge | Description | Unlocked after |
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Try not to take damage! | Take damage no more than # times! | 1 |
Take out tons of Heartless for me! | Defeat # Heartless! | 1 |
Healing is for noobs. | Don't use any recovery commands! | 1 |
Don't swing and miss! | Miss with no more than # of your attacks! | 10 |
Move, move, move! Time's a wastin'! | Exit the floor in # seconds or less! | 10 |
Use a Finish command ASAP! | Use a Finish command in under # seconds! | 20 |
Fight with just attack commands! | Fight using only attack commands! | 20 |
Rack up SP. That's all there is to it! | Earn at least # SP on this floor! | 20 |
Burn, baby! Light those foes up! | Ignite Heartless # times! | 30 |
Bzz-zzz-zzt! Jolt the opposition! | Jolt Heartless # times! | 30 |
Rock out with well-timed blocks! | Block at least # enemy attacks! | 30 |
Put those pesky foes on ice! | Freeze Heartless # times! | 40 |
Blow enemies away with air-tosses! | Air-toss Heartless # times! | 40 |
Bash as many blox as you can! | Destroy # blox! | 40 |
Don't jump too much! | Jump no more than # times! | 50 |
Keep your feet on the ground! | Spend less than # seconds in the air! | 50 |
Only attack when you have to! | Use Attack no more than # times! | 50 |
Fight with only magic commands! | Fight using only magic commands! | 60 |
Smash away with MAX overlock! | Defeat an enemy at MAX overclock! | 60 |
Keep nailing those Finish commands! | Use your Finish command at least # times! | 60 |
Clean up while it's still light out! | Play during the daytime! | 70 |
Nothing beats a game before bed! | Play at night! | 70 |
No bashing blox! They have feelings! | Destroy no more than # blox! | 70 |
This is no time to stand around! | Spend less than # seconds on the ground! | 80 |
Counterattack like you mean it! | Pull off # successful counterattacks! | 80 |
Feeling grabby? Grab lots of items! | Obtain at least one item! | 80 |
Use a Megalixir, the mega-fixer! | Use a Megalixir! | 90 |
Dare ya to defeat foes in one blow! | Defeat a Heartless in a single blow! | 90 |
Hope you're good at critical hits! | Land a critical hit! | 90 |
Red + shield = baaaaaad news! | Defeat the Eliminator! | 100 |
Weekends are made for gaming! | Play on the weekend! | 100 |
Get rid of that gold pest! | Defeat the Gold Tricholoma! | 100 |
Scratch Cards[edit]
Scratch Cards are one of the prizes attached to Balloon Letters. Every Scratch Card is set in a specific world, as specified by the background, and contains several hidden icons depicting characters from that world, though some also may depict Heartless. The cards also list a "Character Hunt" (キングダムスクラッチ Kingudamu Sukuracchi , lit. "Kingdom Scratch") that requires the player to uncover a set amount of a specific character within a set amount of chances, and almost always lists a "Bonus Hunt" (ボーナススクラッチ Bōnasu Sukuracchi , lit. "Bonus Scratch") as well, which requires the player to uncover a single, specific character. Heartless are never the object of these hunts.
There are six common cards deriving from the worlds of Disney Castle, Destiny Islands, Traverse Town, Wonderland, Olympus, and Agrabah. The four rare scratch cards are the Hundred Acre Woods Card, the Ice Cream Card, the Villains Card, and the Princess Card.
There are some exceptions to the character hunt, depending on the type of Scratch Card:
- On the "Ice Cream Card", the rules are mostly the same except that one is looking for specific Ice Cream flavors, which are described by features instead of by name.
- On the "Villains Card", the player must not uncover a specific villain. Fully revealing that character's icon will instantly end the Scratch Card. However, if the offending icon is only partially uncovered, then it is possible to sneak in additional icon reveals before finishing the offending one. Expending all scratch chances without uncovering the specific villain fulfills the hunt.
- On the "Princess Card", the player must uncover one and only one each of the seven Princesses of Heart. Fully revealing a duplicate will instantly end the Scratch Card. This card will not feature any Bonus Hunt or Avatar Hunt.
In addition, if the avatar has a Buddy part, the Bonus Hunt will be replaced by an "Avatar Hunt" (アバタースクラッチ Abatā Sukuracchi , lit. "Avatar Scratch"), which consists of uncovering the buddy's icon.
Clearing a Character Hunt will result in Data-Sora winning either a random command from a list of three, a potion, or Avatar Part with the class of Command (and its level) or Avatar Part dependent on the Scratch Card type. The Bonus Hunt will only yield a specific command from the prior list of three. The list of three commands in turn varies based on both the Card and story progression. Completing the 100th floor of the Avatar Sector after finishing the game's story also affects the commands available. Clearing the Avatar Hunt instead of the Bonus Hunt will always yield a specific class of Avatar part instead of a command.
Queen Minnie |
Daisy |
Pluto |
Donald |
Goofy |
Character Hunt: Coats Avatar Hunt: Hair |
Alice |
The Cheshire Cat |
The Queen of Hearts |
Shadow |
Soldier |
Large Body |
Character Hunt: Scars, Etc. Avatar Hunt: Bottoms |
Winnie the Pooh |
Tigger |
Rabbit |
Character Hunt: Belts Avatar Hunt: Mitts |
Strawberry |
Fizz |
Sundae |
Chestnut |
Caramel nut |
Character Hunt: Bodysuits Avatar Hunt: Starter Kits |
Maleficent |
Pete |
Chernabog |
Shadow |
Soldier |
Large Body |
Character Hunt: Items Avatar Hunt: Face & Neck |
Aurora |
Cinderella |
Snow White |
Alice |
Jasmine |
Belle |
Kairi |
Character Hunt: Buddies |
In addition to the basic icons, there are three special icons: Dalmatian puppy, Mickey, and Captain Dark.
Dalmatian puppy: Activates "Lucky Puppy!", which adds a puppy to Data-Sora's total. Once Data-Sora rescues all 99 puppies, he is rewarded with D-Firaga.
Mickey: Activates "Bonus Chances", which adds one to three extra chances to Data-Sora's total.
Captain Dark: Activates "Sneak Peek!", which allows the player to see all the character icons, uncovered for 1.5 seconds.
Happiness[edit]
Balloon Letters have more benefits than simply getting Scratch Cards, however. Each Balloon Letter received can increase the avatar's Happiness (ハッピ一度 Happī-do , lit. "Happy Points"), which ranges from 0 to 100, as long as the attached avatar shares parts with the player's avatar. Having happiness over 50, indicated by floating musical notes, increases the chances for Balloon Letters to include special icons by a factor of 2.5 and rare Scratch Cards by a factor 6 each. When it is at its highest level of 80 or above, indicated by hearts surrounding the avatar, the chance for special icons increases to 5 times the normal rate, the chances of rare Cards increases to 24 times the normal rate, and Data-Sora's own Luck is doubled; getting this boost is actually the only way to raise his Luck to its maximum of 28.
However, opening more Balloon Letters also increases the chances that the next Balloon Letter will infect your Avatar Sector with a virus. The probability of a letter carrying an infection is , where is the base probability the letter is infected (1% for letters from fixed avatars, random avatars, or infected friends; 0% for letters from uninfected friends), and is the number of letters that have already been opened, which resets each time a virus is received.
Happiness | Special icons | 100 Acre Card | Ice Cream Card | Villains Card | Princess Card |
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0-49 |
8% | 0.4% | 0.3% | 0.2% | 0.1% |
50-79 |
20% | 2.4% | 1.8% | 1.2% | 0.6% |
80-100 |
40% | 9.6% | 7.2% | 4.8% | 2.4% |
Condition | Points |
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Receive a Balloon Letter | +1 per shared part |
Clock advances | -3 per hour |
Delete floor from Avatar Sector | Reduced to 0 |
Get infected with a virus | Reduced to 0 (while infected) |
Comments | Parts Shared |
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That outfit! Ugh, don't make eye contact... | ? |
Err, can you say "awkward"? | ? |
Hopefully a friendship is in the cards. | ? |
But...which one of you is cooler? | ? |
You hate to admit it, but that outfit's the bomb! | ? |
Have you met before? You're pretty happy! | ? |
Maybe a future friend? You're pretty happy! | ? |
You have alot in common. You're pretty happy! | ? |
You sort of think alike. You're pretty happy! | ? |
Seems you two get along. You're pretty happy! | ? |