Editing Goofy

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Despite his position at Disney Castle, Goofy dislikes using weapons, instead using a simple [[shield]] in combat, and attempts to avoid fighting whenever possible, preferring to find peaceful solutions to problems. Though simple-minded and clumsy as always, and constantly the butt of comic relief, Goofy is the constant voice of optimism and, surprisingly, selectively perceptive, often noticing things others miss and keeping his cool when Sora and Donald lose it. True to his depiction in other Disney media, Goofy is a steadfast and reliable friend.

===''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''===

===''Kingdom Hearts''===

They also come across Kairi's body, devoid of her heart. When Sora discovers that Kairi's heart rests within his own, he chooses to release it by stabbing himself with the dark Keyblade left behind by Riku, despite Donald and Goofy's protests. Though Kairi is revived, Sora loses his heart to the darkness and becomes a Heartless, and Goofy is so horrified that he can't even move.

===''Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories''===

[[File:Always Smile 01 KHHD.png|thumb|200px|Donald and Goofy attempt to cheer up Sora.]]

Sora, having encountered a [[Marluxia|mysterious figure]], goes with Donald and Goofy to [[Castle Oblivion]]. Inside, they discuss going further into the castle, realizing that all four of them, including Jiminy, feel that Riku and the King are in the castle. Before they can progress, they meet the mysterious man once more. Donald, assuming the man to be a Heartless, attacks, but finds out that none of his spells will function. The man reveals that Sora and his friends forgot every single ability they knew as soon as they entered the castle. In addition, the figure remarks that in this castle, they will find someone they know. Granting Sora a {{c|card|com}} the figure leaves, and the others are compelled to follow.

[[File:Promise in the Light 01 KHHD.png|thumb|200px|left|Naminé shows Sora, Donald and Goofy the pods.]]

The trio then confronts Axel and Marluxia, with Marluxia using Naminé as a human shield. Marluxia escapes, but the three manage to defeat Axel, and soon after chase down and defeat Marluxia with the help of the [[Riku Replica]]. Naminé then leads them to [[pod]]s, where they can sleep while Naminé fixes their memories. Donald and Goofy say goodnight, and leave, while Sora and Naminé say goodbye.

===''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''===

===''Kingdom Hearts II''===

[[File:Good Night, Goofy 01 KHII.png|thumb|200px|Goofy is seemingly killed by a falling rock.]]

Around a year after the events of Castle Oblivion, the three wake up with their memories restored, though they are unable to remember the events of ''Chain of Memories'', including why they fell asleep in the first place. From the train station, they meet the King once more who tells them to go find Yen Sid, and their adventure starts again. Before doing so, they meet the three kids, [[Hayner]], [[Pence]], and [[Olette]], in [[Twilight Town]].

During the Heartless invasion, the trio meets up with King Mickey, a battle involving a [[Surveillance Robot]] creates an explosion sending a large rock in the group's direction. Goofy pushes Mickey out of the way and gets hit hard on the head, knocking him unconscious and leading Sora, Donald, and Mickey to believe that Goofy is dead. After regaining consciousness, he meets up with the three of them shortly before the [[Battle of the 1000 Heartless]]. Goofy himself is confused as to why they were so relieved to see that he was alive, reminding Mickey of his regular head injuries. Donald gets so mad at him that he hits him in the kneecap with his staff.

Goofy, along with Sora and Donald travel back to Twilight Town to find the mansion from the picture they found when they were in the realm of darkness. When they finally reach the old mansion, they also meet up with Hayner, Pence and Olette, and later King Mickey. Together they figure out a way to travel to [[The Other Twilight Town]]. Goofy, King Mickey, Donald and Sora say goodbye to their friends and head off to the digital world where they witness Axel's death. They then journey to [[The World That Never Was]] and are reunited with Riku and Kairi after a long battle through the Organization's castle. Goofy helps defeat [[Xemnas]] and leaves with Donald, King Mickey, Kairi and [[Pluto]] through a portal opened by Naminé. However, Sora and Riku are trapped in The World That Never Was after Xemnas closes it.

===''Kingdom Hearts coded''===

===''Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance''===

[[File:The Mark of Mastery Exam 01 KH3D.png|thumb|200px|Goofy, Donald, and Mickey watch Yen Sid prepare Sora and Riku for their Mark of Mastery exam.]]

===''Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage-''===

===''Kingdom Hearts III''===

All the guardians arrive at the Keyblade Graveyard where they are greeted by Master Xehanort and the other [[Real Organization XIII]] members and are ambushed by a massive swarm of Heartless, [[Nobodies]] and [[Unversed]]. The trio battles the horde and comes out victorious and they quickly catch up to the other guardians of light coming face to face with [[Terra-Xehanort]]. The guardians are quickly overwhelmed, but gets staggered by Goofy and Donald uses a devastating Zettaflare spell. Horrified, Goofy shouts at him not to do it, but Donald fires the magic and knocks Terra-Xehanort out. However, as a result of using such a powerful spell, Donald collapses to the ground and loses consciousness, exhausted after using a lot of energy from that attack. All the guardians of light get swept away from a massive [[Demon Tide]] and Goofy loses his heart from it, but Sora is able to save his heart as well as the other guardians of light that fell in battle. The guardians confront Terra-Xehanort but [[Terra]]'s [[Lingering Will]] fights him and defends the guardians. Sora, Donald, and Goofy face off against a Demon Tide, which Sora manages to dispatch thanks to the help from the light of the past. Afterwards, [[Xigbar]] and [[Dark Riku]] come in to taunt the guardians before summoning another massive swarm of enemies. The guardians are overwhelmed, but then they're saved by Yen Sid who creates a path for all the guardians to advance though Goofy and Donald stay behind to defend Yen Sid.

==Personality==

While his name might insinuate that he is simple-minded and unintelligent, it is a misnomer as oftentimes Goofy has shown to be the voice of reason for Sora and his companions, and is also amazingly calm and cheerful, retaining his composure even when Sora and Donald get angry. One example is in the beginning of the Traverse Town section of the original ''Kingdom Hearts'', Goofy states that Pluto might lead to where they need to go, but Donald blows him off when in reality, if they had followed Pluto, they would've found Sora much earlier than they did. He has also proved on occasion to have more common sense than Sora and Donald; in the [[The Land of Dragons|Land of Dragons]], when Sora and Donald mistake [[Mushu]]'s shadow for a Heartless and try to attack him, Goofy tries to stop them. Goofy also tends to notice things that Sora and Donald do not, such as when they met Mulan and he was the only one of the trio to first notice she was a girl.

On many occasions, he has been shown to be the glue that holds the trio together on their adventures, as he never gets into an argument with either Sora or Donald. Because of this, he is often the one that Sora seems to look to for reason. He also appears to view his friends in high regards, praising them on numerous occasions. As with this, Goofy is very loyal to his friends, an example being how he saves Sora when Riku tries to kill him, or when he protects the King from a boulder, being hit on the head, losing consciousness in the process. Overall, Goofy is a lovable and friendly person who always looks for the good in others and tries to help them.

Goofy's combat abilities are a mixture of offensive techniques and restorative skills. He has three special attacks, [[Rocket]], {{c|Charge|kh1}}, and {{c|Tornado|kh1}}, which are physical attacks carried out with Goofy's shield. His support skills are [[MP Gift]], which transfers MP to another party member, and in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Final Mix]]'', the healing ability [[Evolution]].  

In [[Hollow Bastion Part I]], Goofy joins Data-Sora as a party member when he lacks his Keyblade. Along with Donald, Goofy follows the current order of the [[Ask for Help]]. Each of the attack commands in the Command Matrix are substituted with one of two of Goofy's commands, [[Goofy Turbo]] and [[Goofy Tornado]].

 

 

 

Goofy can team up with Sora to perform the [[Team Attack]]s [[Goofy Bombardier]] and [[Trinity Guard]], as well as [[Trinity Sled]] to navigate. If Sora is near Goofy while performing a combo, they can team up to perform the [[Fusion Spin]] and [[Fusion Rocket]] combo finishers.

Goofy first debuted in the 1932 short ''Mickey's Revue'', where he was known as Dippy Dawg. Despite this, many of Goofy's journal entries state that he debuted in the 1952 short ''Two Weeks Vacation'', likely due to ''Two Weeks Vacation'' having a theatrical release despite being only 6 minutes. Since his debut in ''Mickey's Revue'', he has made numerous appearances within Walt Disney's cartoon shorts, appearing along characters such as Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, and Pete. A large amount of Goofy's cartoons centered around sports and showing parodies of experiences people faced in the real world with a comic twist. Most notably, he has also appeared in the TV series ''{{w|Goof Troop}}'' and its film adaptations ''{{w|A Goofy Movie}}'' and ''{{w|An Extremely Goofy Movie}}'' alongside his son Max.

 

Goofy is frequently depicted as clumsy and blissful, always breaking things in physical comedy, which he was created to compensate Mickey's lack of comedic purpose caused by complaints from parents in the mid-1930s. His antics often caused large amounts of destruction to the annoyance of everyone around him. Goofy's signature character trait is his dim wit and lack of awareness, although his intelligence has varied greatly over time. Him unable to understand basic concepts and any kind of subtlety is often the catalyst for many adventures him and his friends go on. However, Goofy has a sweet personality, being incredibly humble and supportive of his friends. His good nature particularly shines with his son Max, of which he tries his absolute best to make happy. He even is sometimes aware of his "goofiness" and has mixed feelings about his character. While he often wishes to be more competent in life and be of better help to his friends, Goofy still manages to love and accept himself for who he is just like his friends.