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|katakana=ベヒーモス | |katakana=ベヒーモス | ||
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|game1=Kingdom Hearts | |game1=Kingdom Hearts | ||
|game2=Kingdom Hearts Re:coded | |game2=Kingdom Hearts Re:coded | ||
|type=Emblem Heartless | |type=Emblem Heartless | ||
|spec=HeartlessBoss | |spec=HeartlessBoss | ||
|s1=Destroyed Behemoth | |s1=Destroyed Behemoth | ||
|s2=Arch Behemoth | |s2=Arch Behemoth | ||
|journalKH=Immensely powerful Heartless. With their large frame, they trample enemies, and repel most attacks. Damaging their weak point makes them lose consciousness. Strike them with potent attacks while they are down. | |journalKH=Immensely powerful Heartless. With their large frame, they trample enemies, and repel most attacks. Damaging their weak point makes them lose consciousness. Strike them with potent attacks while they are down. | ||
|journalCOD=A slow and lumbering Heartless—and be thankful for that, because the power at its command is tremendous. Be especially careful not to get trampled. | |journalCOD=A slow and lumbering Heartless—and be thankful for that, because the power at its command is tremendous. Be especially careful not to get trampled. | ||
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|KHreward='''Hollow Bastion'''<br>Omega Arts<br>'''End of the World'''<br>(1) HP | |KHreward='''Hollow Bastion'''<br>[[Omega Arts]]<br>'''End of the World'''<br>(1) HP Ball x 10, (5) HP Ball x 5<br>(2) MP Ball x 10, (15) MP Ball x 5<br>(1) Munny x 10, (5) Munny x 5, (20) Munny x 5<br>Mythril Shard (20%), Mythril (20%), Orichalcum (20%) | ||
|KHworld=Hollow Bastion, End of the World | |KHworld=Hollow Bastion, End of the World | ||
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The '''Behemoth''' is an [[ | The '''Behemoth''' is an Emblem [[Heartless]] that is found in ''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:coded]]''. It is found in [[Hollow Bastion]], [[End of the World]] and the 40th seed of the [[Hades Cup]] in ''Kingdom Hearts'' and is a boss in [[Olympus Coliseum]]'s Layer 25 in ''Re:coded''. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
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The Behemoth is one of the three powerful Heartless released by the [[Final Keyhole]]. The other two leave to attack [[Neverland]] and [[Agrabah]], while Behemoth remains and guards the Keyhole. Other Behemoths are also found in the [[Hades Cup]] and [[End of the World]]. These Behemoths were repurposed as the [[Destroyed Behemoth|Destroyed]] and [[Arch Behemoth]]s in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Final Mix]]''. | The Behemoth is one of the three powerful Heartless released by the [[Final Keyhole]]. The other two leave to attack [[Neverland]] and [[Agrabah]], while Behemoth remains and guards the Keyhole. Other Behemoths are also found in the [[Hades Cup]] and [[End of the World]]. These Behemoths were repurposed as the [[Destroyed Behemoth|Destroyed]] and [[Arch Behemoth]]s in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Final Mix]]''. | ||
===''Kingdom Hearts Re:coded'' | ===''Kingdom Hearts Re:coded''=== | ||
The Behemoth is a boss in Olympus Coliseum's Layer 25. It is one of four sources of the [[Bug Blox]] corruption in the [[Olympus Coliseum]]. | The Behemoth is a boss in Olympus Coliseum's Layer 25. It is one of four sources of the [[Bug Blox]] corruption in the [[Olympus Coliseum]]. | ||
<!--Does the Behemoth appear in the released game or not? If so, mention it! Intro videos are often canon | <!--Does the Behemoth appear in the released game or not? If so, mention it! Intro videos are often canon, just couched as memories or dreams. | ||
An alternate type of Behemoth would have appeared in the [[Battle of 1000 Heartless]]. It makes an appearance in the opening cutscene of ''Kingdom Hearts Re:coded''--> | An alternate type of Behemoth would have appeared in the [[Battle of 1000 Heartless]]. It makes an appearance in the opening cutscene of ''Kingdom Hearts Re:coded''--> | ||
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A Behemoth is a massive, quadrupedal Heartless. Its body is predominantly lilac in color, but its back and all four of its legs are violet. Each of the Behemoth's legs have two toes with black claws. It has two large, curved tusks sprouting from its lower jaw that are white on their upper half and lilac on their lower half. The Behemoth's conical, black horn is on its forehead. Like most other Heartless, it has yellow eyes and a jagged maw. Its Heartless emblem is on its chest. | A Behemoth is a massive, quadrupedal Heartless. Its body is predominantly lilac in color, but its back and all four of its legs are violet. Each of the Behemoth's legs have two toes with black claws. It has two large, curved tusks sprouting from its lower jaw that are white on their upper half and lilac on their lower half. The Behemoth's conical, black horn is on its forehead. Like most other Heartless, it has yellow eyes and a jagged maw. Its Heartless emblem is on its chest. | ||
In ''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix'', the Behemoth's body becomes mostly cyan in color, with its back, legs and upper head becoming navy blue. It's feet become dark grey, and both its toes and its horn become crimson red | In ''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix'', the Behemoth's body becomes mostly cyan in color, with its back, legs and upper head becoming navy blue. It's feet become dark grey, and both its toes and its horn become crimson red. | ||
It is based on | It is based on [[w:c:finalfantasy:Behemoth|Behemoths]] from the ''Final Fantasy'' series, large purple monsters with two bull-like horns and a lion-like body. | ||
==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
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Despite its menacing appearance, the Behemoth can be defeated relatively easily, compared to many other bosses. Its only weakness is the small black horn on its head, which is more often than not out of Sora's reach while standing on the ground | *'''Energy Rain:''' The Behemoth charges energy from its horn and, after a few seconds, causes energy balls to rain from the sky. | ||
*'''Thundaga:''' After the Behemoth is attacked and regains consciousness, it retaliates with a wide-spread, nearly unavoidable Thunder attack. | |||
*'''Leap:''' The Behemoth occasionally leaps from one place to another, damaging Sora if he is too close. | |||
Despite its menacing appearance, the Behemoth can be defeated relatively easily, compared to many other bosses. Its only weakness is the small black horn on its head, which is more often than not out of Sora's reach while standing on the ground. The trick is to jump on to the thigh of one of its hind legs and then further on to its back (or just directly onto its back, if possible), and then simply run up to the back of the horn to avoid falling off due to Behemoth's head movements. From this position, one can attack freely, preferably using Ars Arcanum. | |||
If Sora attacks the horn enough, the Behemoth will temporarily fall to the ground making it easier for the whole party to fight it. However, once it recovers consciousness, it will attack with | If Sora attacks the horn enough, the Behemoth will temporarily fall to the ground making it easier for the whole party to fight it. However, once it recovers consciousness, it will attack with a wide spread thunder like maneuver. Precise timing is needed to evade this attack at close range with [[Dodge Roll]]. Behemoth may also very occasionally leap from one place to another. | ||
Blizzard, Thunder, and Fire magic doesn't affect it. Also, when the Behemoth charges up its energy ball rain attack (an orange ball will start glowing in between his horns) get under its back legs and stay there until the balls stop raining and then make a dash for the weak horn. | Blizzard, Thunder, and Fire magic doesn't affect it. Also, when the Behemoth charges up its energy ball rain attack (an orange ball will start glowing in between his horns) get under its back legs and stay there until the balls stop raining and then make a dash for the weak horn. | ||
If Sora cannot make it to the Behemoth's horn, a possible alternate strategy is to use any form of [[Gravity]] magic. Since the Behemoth is slow, it will almost always be hit, and given its high HP, it will quickly lose a lot of HP. | If Sora cannot make it to the Behemoth's horn, a possible alternate strategy is to use any form of [[Gravity]] magic. Since the Behemoth is slow, it will almost always be hit, and given its high HP, it will quickly lose a lot of HP. This also depletes Sora's MP quickly however. | ||
The prize for defeating the Behemoth in Hollow Bastion and the one in End of the World is the Omega Arts accessory. Another appears in the Hades Cup, where victory over it earns the Blizzaga upgrade, and a fourth appears in the area just prior to the Final Rest save point in End of the World. | The prize for defeating the Behemoth in Hollow Bastion and the one in End of the World is the Omega Arts accessory. Another appears in the Hades Cup, where victory over it earns you the Blizzaga upgrade, and a fourth appears in the area just prior to the Final Rest save point in End of the World. | ||
==Videos== | ==Videos== | ||
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|style="border-radius:10px"|'''Behemoth—''Kingdom Hearts''''' | |||
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{{HeartlessBossDirectory}} | {{HeartlessBossDirectory}} | ||
[[Category:Hollow Bastion/Radiant Garden]] | [[Category:Hollow Bastion/Radiant Garden]] | ||
[[Category:Olympus Coliseum]] | [[Category:Olympus Coliseum]] |