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In ''Kingdom Hearts'' and ''Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories'', enemy HP Gauges that extend beyond a single gauge have differently-colored bars layered on top of each other that must be depleted one at a time. In ''Kingdom Hearts'', each full HP gauge represents 300 HP, and the colored layers are represented from the lowest to the highest HP gauge as follows: green → yellow → orange → pink → purple. In ''Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories'', each full HP gauge represents 560 HP, and the colored layers are represented from the lowest to the highest HP gauge as follows: green → blue → yellow → red.
In ''Kingdom Hearts'' and ''Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories'', enemy HP Gauges that extend beyond a single gauge have differently-colored bars layered on top of each other that must be depleted one at a time. In ''Kingdom Hearts'', each full HP gauge represents 300 HP, and the colored layers are represented from the lowest to the highest HP gauge as follows: green → yellow → orange → pink → purple. In ''Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories'', each full HP gauge represents 560 HP, and the colored layers are represented from the lowest to the highest HP gauge as follows: green → blue → yellow → red.


In ''Kingdom Hearts'', if an enemy has more health than can be displayed in five gauges (beyond 1500 HP), such as {{ns|Game|Sephiroth}} or {{ns|Game|Hades}}, it would appear as if no damage is being dealt until the amount of their remaining HP falls below 1500.
In ''Kingdom Hearts'', if an enemy has more health than can be displayed in five gauges (beyond 1500 HP), such as {{ns|Game|Sephiroth}} or {{ns|Game|Hades}}, it would appear as if no damage is being dealt until the amount of remaining HP falls below 1500.


From ''Kingdom Hearts II'' on, enemy HP gauges that extend beyond one bar have green, rectangular blocks beneath the current HP gauge, each one representing a full HP gauge yet to be depleted. When an enemy takes damage, the amount of damage taken first turns dark red in the HP gauge before being depleted. When an enemy with multiple HP gauges has one gauge fully depleted, the block of the next HP gauge will turn dark red before turning black, and the corresponding HP gauge is displayed. Each full HP gauge represents 200 HP. In ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]'', HP gauges in [[Mission Mode]] represent 600 HP instead.
From ''Kingdom Hearts II'' on, enemy HP gauges that extend beyond one bar have green, rectangular blocks beneath the current HP gauge, each one representing a full HP gauge yet to be depleted. When an enemy takes damage, the amount of damage taken first turns dark red in the HP gauge before being depleted. When an enemy with multiple HP gauges has one gauge fully depleted, the block of the next HP gauge will turn dark red before turning black, and the corresponding HP gauge is displayed. Each full HP gauge represents 200 HP. In ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]'', HP gauges in [[Mission Mode]] represent 600 HP instead.

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