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|journalCOD='''Character File'''<br>An entity that looks just like Sora's friend Riku. He is, however, not the real deal. Data-Riku was chosen as a sort of ark to keep all the collective data within Jiminy's journal safe from bugs; in a way, he IS the journal now. But even he could not explain the cause of the bugs, so, after adopting Riku's appearance, he "imported" Mickey and friends to help solve the mystery.<br><br>'''Enemy Profile'''<br>A digital representation of Riku who went rogue under Pete's control. He is fast, adept at combos, and boasts both high Strength and Defense. Beware his Dark Aura, which will immediately put you in serious danger if you fail to dodge.
|journalCOD=An entity that looks just like Sora's friend Riku. He is, however, not the real deal. Data-Riku was chosen as a sort of ark to keep all the collective data within Jiminy's journal safe from bugs; in a way, he IS the journal now. But even he could not explain the cause of the bugs, so, after adopting Riku's appearance, he "imported" Mickey and friends to help solve the mystery.
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{{Q|Sorry. Not quite. Much like Sora there, I'm just zeroes and ones that look like somebody you know. Memories used to fill Jiminy's journal—but when they were pulled apart and then stitched back together, bugs appeared. It was these bugs...that kept the book from being completely restored. Of all the possible vessels to protect the data, I was chosen from the journal's pages. The full set of memories was transferred inside of me to shield them from corruption. So, in a way...what I really am is Jiminy's journal.|Data-Riku}}
'''Data-Riku''' is a character that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts coded]]''. He is the digital counterpart of [[Riku]], formed from the data contained in the digitized [[Jiminy's Journal]], as well as a vessel for the memories contained within the journal.
'''Data-Riku''' is a character that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts coded]]''. He is the digital counterpart of [[Riku]], formed from the data contained in the digitized [[Jiminy's Journal]], as well as a vessel for the memories contained within the journal.


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===''Kingdom Hearts coded''===
===''Kingdom Hearts coded''===
[[File:Beneath the Hood 03 KHREC.png|thumb|left|Data-Riku first appears before King Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Data-Sora.]]
[[File:Beneath the Hood 03 KHREC.png|thumb|left|Data-Riku first appears before King Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and Data-Sora.]]
Data-Riku was selected by [[Naminé]] to keep the untainted memories of [[Kingdom Hearts (game)|the first journey]] from being corrupted by the "hurt" she added to the journal. Data-Sora encounters a [[Black Coat|black-coated]] figure on the digital [[Destiny Islands]], who gives him cryptic clues and leads him to a [[Keyhole]]. At that moment, Data-Riku decided that reinforcements would likely be needed to debug the [[Datascape]], so he used the connection to the real world to bring Mickey, Donald and Goofy inside; however, he kept this from them as he needed to have Sora get stronger alone first.
Data-Sora encounters a [[Black Coat|black-coated]] figure on the digital [[Destiny Islands]], who gives him cryptic clues and leads him to a [[Keyhole]]. The figure reappears in the data versions of [[Traverse Town]] and [[Wonderland]], giving more cryptic messages and occasionally lending Data-Sora assistance as he works to destroy the bugs and corruption in the worlds' data. After debugging the data for Wonderland, Data-Sora follows the figure to Disney Castle, where he meets Mickey, Donald, and Goofy.


Data-Riku reappears in the data versions of [[Traverse Town]] and [[Wonderland]], giving more cryptic messages and occasionally lending Data-Sora assistance as he works to destroy the bugs and corruption in the worlds' data. Each time a world in the journal was fixed, Data-Riku was able to access the data deeper; each time a vision appeared in his mind and found its way back to the monitor Mickey and the others were watching. Believing Data-Sora had developed a more open mind to the impossible, Data-Riku decided to it was time to reveal the truth about their existence. Data-Riku opened a [[corridor of darkness]] to lead him to the Datascape version of [[Disney Castle]].
[[File:Beneath the Hood 04 KHREC.png|200x|right|thumb|Jiminy's Journal taking the form of fifteen-year-old Riku.]]
At this time, the black-coated man reveals himself to be Data-Riku. He explains that he has been given possession of the memories contained in Jiminy's Journal, and that he brought Mickey, Donald, and Goofy into the data world in order to solve the mysterious message, "We must return to free them from their torment", that appeared in the journal.


[[File:Beneath the Hood 04 KHREC.png|200x|thumb|Jiminy's Journal taking the form of fifteen-year-old Riku.]]
As Data-Sora continues visiting the worlds in the journal, Data-Riku stays in Disney Castle, guiding Sora through the monitor. When Data-Sora reaches the digital [[Olympus Coliseum]], Riku tells him that the reason he did not reveal himself to Sora earlier is because he wanted Sora to become stronger. He discusses with Sora whether they are data or artificial, and Riku says that it does not matter as long as they can make an impact to the world and help their friends.
Data-Riku appeared before them and revealed that he was not the real Riku, just like how Data-Sora was not the real Sora. After giving them the long-winded version of what he is, Data-Riku simplifies his existence as the personification of the journal itself. He revealed that he brought them all into the Datascape to uncover the mysterious message that appeared in the journal. However, before they could discuss this further, a someone broke into the Datascape from the outside and severed the connection to the real world, leaving Mickey, Donald, and Goofy trapped until the bugs are completely removed.


As Data-Sora continues visiting the worlds in the journal, Data-Riku stays in Disney Castle, guiding Sora through the monitor. When Data-Sora reaches the digital [[Olympus Coliseum]], Riku tells him that the reason he did not reveal himself to Sora earlier is because he wanted Sora to become stronger. He discusses with Sora whether they are data or artificial, and Riku says that it does not matter as long as they can make an impact to the world and help their friends. They discover the intruder is none other than [[Pete]] (as the journal has no record of Pete, there cannot be a copy of him in the Datascape). As Pete is not bright enough to act on his own, Data-Riku suspects the real [[Maleficent]] is not too far behind.
Data-Riku reveals that the reason the monitor kept showing things Jiminy never wrote about is because it shows the journal's sleeping memories, but that even he does not know the reasons for the mysterious messages appearing in the journal, the Bug Blox corruption that appears in the Data Worlds, or what is happening to the Data World.


When Maleficent destroys Data-Sora's Keyblade in [[Agrabah]], Data-Riku and Mickey come to help. However, Maleficent and Pete capture Riku and take him to [[Hollow Bastion]], where they infect him with bugs, unaware that this could destroy the Datascape as all the data was inside Data-Riku. Later, when Data-Sora defeats Pete in Hollow Bastion, he summons the bug-controlled Data-Riku to fight Sora. After Sora defeats Riku, Riku collapses, with Bug Blox fused with his body. Mickey arrives and tells Sora that unless all the bugs in his body are destroyed, Data-Riku will never wake up.
When Maleficent destroys Data-Sora's Keyblade in [[Agrabah]], Data-Riku and Mickey come to help. However, Maleficent and Pete capture Riku and take him to [[Hollow Bastion]], where they infect him with bugs. Later, when Data-Sora defeats Pete in Hollow Bastion, he summons the bug-controlled Data-Riku to fight Sora. After Sora defeats Riku, Riku collapses, with Bug Blox fused with his body. Mickey arrives and tells Sora that unless all the bugs in his body are destroyed, Data-Riku will never wake up.


[[File:What Friends Are For 01 KHREC.png|thumb|left|After his battle with Data-Sora in Hollow Bastion, Data-Riku becomes consumed by Bug Blox.]]
[[File:What Friends Are For 01 KHREC.png|thumb|left|150px|After his battle with Data-Sora in Hollow Bastion, Data-Riku becomes consumed by Bug Blox.]]
Data-Sora uses his Keyblade to enter Data-Riku's data, meeting with Riku's consciousness. Riku leads Sora through his memories to destroy the bugs and to recover his own power. After Sora destroys the source of the bugs, a corrupted version of Riku himself, Maleficent tries to interfere with Data-Riku's recovery. Data-Sora defeats Maleficent, and Riku awakens.
Data-Sora uses his Keyblade to enter Data-Riku's data, meeting with Riku's consciousness. Riku leads Sora through his memories to destroy the bugs and to recover his own power. After Sora destroys the source of the bugs, a corrupted version of Riku himself, Maleficent tries to interfere with Data-Riku's recovery. Data-Sora defeats Maleficent, and Riku awakens.


As the data in the journal finishes debugging and collecting, it begins resetting the Data World to its original form. However, Sora's Heartless interferes, and the world begins deleting itself. Riku tells Sora about the nature of his Heartless and rescues Pete and Maleficent. After Data-Sora defeats his Heartless, the Data World is reset. However, as the vessel of memories contained in the Journal, Data-Riku was spared from having his memory erased. With the Journal back in order, he finds the data from [[Castle Oblivion]] that had been left behind by [[Naminé]] in the form of [[Data-Naminé]] and [[Data-Roxas]], and promptly informs Mickey. As Data-Sora lacks the memories of the recent events, Data-Riku allows Mickey back inside the [[Datascape]] to serve as his guide.
As the data in the journal finishes debugging and collecting, it begins resetting the Data World to its original form. However, Sora's Heartless interferes, and the world begins deleting itself. Riku tells Sora about the nature of his Heartless and rescues Pete and Maleficent. After Data-Sora defeats his Heartless, the Data World is reset, but Data-Riku partitions off part of his data, containing his memories. He then notifies Mickey, Donald, and Goofy of the appearance of Castle Oblivion in the data world.
 
Data-Riku makes one more appearance, in the first White Room in Castle Oblivion. He shows Data-Sora a memory of the real Riku and a heartless Kairi on the [[Neverland#Clock Tower|Clock Tower]] and encourages Sora to push forward, even if he finds himself in torment.


Data-Riku makes one more appearance, in the first White Room in Castle Oblivion. He shows Data-Sora a memory of the real Riku with Kairi on the [[Clock Tower]] during the time Riku was lost in darkness, and Kairi had lost her heart. Data-Riku tells Sora that he managed to save them, and encourages Sora to push forward, even if he finds himself in torment. However, all his words were soon forgotten, as part of Data-Roxas and Data-Naminé's plan to teach Sora how to deal with pain.
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==Appearance==
Data-Riku takes on the form of Riku's 15 year-old body as it appeared in ''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]]''. He is mainly seen wearing the [[Black Coat]] of [[Organization XIII]], but while his data is full of bugs, he wears the same bodysuit the real-world Riku wears in [[Dark Mode]].


==Design==
The bugged version of Data-Riku is completely black version of him in his Dark Mode, resembling a silhouette, and wields a dark versions of Soul Eater. Data-Riku's body and Soul Eater are covered in and surrounded by bugged browser windows, which vary in color depending on what form of bugs currently make up this Data-Riku.
Data-Riku takes on the form of Riku's 15 year-old body as it appeared in ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories]]''. He usually wears the [[black coat]] of [[Organization XIII]], but when bugged, he instead wears Riku's [[Dark Mode]] bodysuit.
 
The bugged version of Data-Riku is completely black version of him in his Dark Mode, resembling a silhouette, and wields a dark version of Soul Eater. Data-Riku's body and Soul Eater are covered in and surrounded by bugged browser windows, which vary in color depending on what form of bugs currently make up this Data-Riku.


==Personality==
==Personality==
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==Forms==
==Forms==
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File:Data-Riku (Battle) KHREC.png|Data-Riku infected by bugs.
File:Data-Riku (Battle).png|Data-Riku infected by bugs.
File:Data-Riku (Bugged) KHREC.png|Bug Riku.
File:Data-Riku (Bugged) KHREC.png|Bug Riku.
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*Data-Riku is the first character affiliated with the song ''Organization XIII'' (which plays when Data-Riku first enters Disney Castle) to not be a member of the Organization itself.
*Data-Riku is the first character affiliated with the song ''Organization XIII'' (which plays when Data-Riku first enters Disney Castle) to not be a member of the Organization itself. He is also the first character to share another's main theme, since the song ''Riku'' plays during the battles with Data-Riku.
 
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