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[[File:Spell Orb KHII.png|thumb|A spell orb, the visualization of an obtained spell.]] | [[File:Spell Orb KHII.png|thumb|A spell orb, the visualization of an obtained spell.]] | ||
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Magic can be either offensive or supportive, and it differs from weapon skills in that its usage is generally limited by some factor, such as the player's current [[MP]], and that its potency is determined by the {{c|Magic|stat|Magic stat}} (maximum MP in ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}''). In ''Kingdom Hearts'', ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', and ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]'', offensive magic is the only way to inflict elemental damage. Additionally, many types of magic inflict [[status effect]]s on enemies. | Magic can be either offensive or supportive, and it differs from weapon skills in that its usage is generally limited by some factor, such as the player's current [[MP]], and that its potency is determined by the {{c|Magic|stat|Magic stat}} (maximum MP in ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}''). In ''Kingdom Hearts'', ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', and ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]'', offensive magic is the only way to inflict elemental damage. Additionally, many types of magic inflict [[status effect]]s on enemies. | ||
Party members who specialize in magic include [[Donald Duck]], [[Jack Skellington]], and [[Zexion]].{{fact}} | |||
[[File:Dream Rod KH.png|thumb|right|100px|The Dream Rod, a weapon heavily-associated with magic.]] | |||
Magical power is associated with wisdom, as indicated by the descriptions of the [[Dream Rod]] and [[Struggle Wand]], as well as [[Wisdom Form]]. It is also associated with the color blue, the color of the [[MP gauge]]s appearing in ''Kingdom Hearts'' and ''Kingdom Hearts II'', the color of [[magic card]]s in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories]]'', and the signature color of Wisdom Form. In the menus, magic is represented by a symbol of Donald's mage hat. | Magical power is associated with wisdom, as indicated by the descriptions of the [[Dream Rod]] and [[Struggle Wand]], as well as [[Wisdom Form]]. It is also associated with the color blue, the color of the [[MP gauge]]s appearing in ''Kingdom Hearts'' and ''Kingdom Hearts II'', the color of [[magic card]]s in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories]]'', and the signature color of Wisdom Form. In the menus, magic is represented by a symbol of Donald's mage hat. | ||
In ''Kingdom Hearts'' and ''Kingdom Hearts II'', choosing the [[Dream Rod]] in the [[Dive to the Heart]] grants greater magic-casting ability upon | In ''Kingdom Hearts'' and ''Kingdom Hearts II'', choosing the [[Dream Rod]] in the [[Dive to the Heart]] grants greater magic-casting ability upon leveling up earlier in game. Magic-focused play styles are considered to be among the more difficult to use, owing largely to the care that must be taken of elemental effects, as some enemies may either be immune to and/or healed by certain elements, as well as the limitation of a finite amount of MP which must be carefully managed, with the assistance of restorative items and abilities such as [[MP Haste]] and [[MP Rage]]. | ||
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
[[File:Ice Barrage KH3D.gif|thumb| | [[File:Ice Barrage KH3D.gif|thumb|right|Sora casts Ice Barrage, a variation of the Blizzard spell, in ''Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance''.]] | ||
Many individuals in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' universe are capable of using magic. All wielders of the [[Keyblade]] are capable of learning magic, and magic of the Keyblade itself is capable of great feats, being able to lock a [[world]]'s | Many individuals in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' universe are capable of using magic. All wielders of the [[Keyblade]] are capable of learning magic, and magic of the Keyblade itself is capable of great feats, being able to lock a [[world]]'s Keyhole, open [[gate]]s, and transform into different forms. There are also those that specialize in the use of magic, such as Donald Duck, [[Merlin]], and [[Yen Sid]]. Those that are adept at magic can use it in a wide variety of uses outside of combat, such as transformations, transportation between worlds, realms, or even time periods, or casting enchantments or curses. Like many techniques, spells are often accompanied by an invocation, such as "Light!" when casting a [[Holy]] spell. | ||
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==Mechanics== | ==Mechanics== | ||
===''Kingdom Hearts''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts''=== | ||
[[File:MP Orb KHII.png|thumb|An MP orb.]] | [[File:MP Orb KHII.png|thumb|right|An MP orb.]] | ||
There are seven types of basic magic that become available throughout ''Kingdom Hearts'', which are upgraded upon reaching certain milestones, up to maximum of three tiers. They are accessible from the [[Commands#Command Menu|Command Menu]] under "Magic", and three of them can be set to shortcuts at a time for easy access during battle. | There are seven types of basic magic that become available throughout ''Kingdom Hearts'', which are upgraded upon reaching certain milestones, up to maximum of three tiers. They are accessible from the [[Commands#Command Menu|Command Menu]] under "Magic", and three of them can be set to shortcuts at a time for easy access during battle. | ||
Casting magic costs MP, which can be recovered by collecting [[MP | Casting magic costs MP, which can be recovered by collecting [[MP orb]]s, attacking enemies, using restorative items such as [[Ether]]s, or by touching a [[Save Point]]. Some party members' {{c|abilities|KH}} can also restore MP. The length of the MP gauge determines how effective magic casts are, and as basic magic gets upgraded to higher tiers, it will become even more powerful. | ||
In ''Kingdom Hearts'', [[summon]]ing is categorized as magic. | In ''Kingdom Hearts'', [[summon]]ing is categorized as magic. | ||
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There are six types of basic magic in ''Kingdom Hearts II'', which are upgraded upon reaching certain milestones, up to a maximum of three tiers. They are accessible from the [[Commands#Command Menu|Command Menu]] under "Magic", and four of them can be set to shortcuts at one time for easy access during battle. Most magic can be cast in combos, similarly to [[attack]] combos, ending with a slightly more powerful magic finisher. Magic combos are affected by combo-related abilities, such as [[Combo Plus]] and [[Finishing Plus]], and magic attacks can be interspersed with weapon attacks in one combo. [[Magnet]] and [[Cure]] magic cannot be used to make a combo. | There are six types of basic magic in ''Kingdom Hearts II'', which are upgraded upon reaching certain milestones, up to a maximum of three tiers. They are accessible from the [[Commands#Command Menu|Command Menu]] under "Magic", and four of them can be set to shortcuts at one time for easy access during battle. Most magic can be cast in combos, similarly to [[attack]] combos, ending with a slightly more powerful magic finisher. Magic combos are affected by combo-related abilities, such as [[Combo Plus]] and [[Finishing Plus]], and magic attacks can be interspersed with weapon attacks in one combo. [[Magnet]] and [[Cure]] magic cannot be used to make a combo. | ||
Casting magic costs MP, which can be recovered by collecting MP orbs, using restorative items such as Ethers, entering a [[Drive Form]], or by touching a Save Point. If the MP gauge is fully emptied, | Casting magic costs MP, which can be recovered by collecting MP orbs, using restorative items such as Ethers, entering a [[Drive Form]], or by touching a Save Point. If the MP gauge is fully emptied, MP Charge begins, during which the gauge is replaced with the pink Charge gauge. While the Charge gauge gradually empties, magic cannot be used, but portions of the gauge can be emptied immediately in the same manner as recovering MP. | ||
Wisdom Form, [[Master Form]], and [[Final Form]] have abilities that enhance the casting of magic, while [[Valor Form]] and [[Limit Form]] disable the use of magic. | Wisdom Form, [[Master Form]], and [[Final Form]] have abilities that enhance the casting of magic, while [[Valor Form]] and [[Limit Form]] disable the use of magic. | ||
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===''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''=== | ||
{{see also|Panel System#Magic Panels|l1=Panel System|Magic Panel}} | {{see also|Panel System#Magic Panels|l1=Panel System|Magic Panel}} | ||
In ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days'', magic can be used during missions when magic panels are installed into the [[Panel System|panel grid]]. The number of available casts for a type of basic magic is determined by the number of installed panels for that type, but casts can be restored mid-mission by using items such as Ethers. Linking basic magic panels to special magic panels will [[Magic Panel#Leveling Magic|increase the level]] or [[Magic Panel#Multiple Casts|grant multiple casts]] of that magic. | In ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days'', magic can be used during missions when magic panels are installed into the [[Panel System|panel grid]]. The number of | ||
available casts for a type of basic magic is determined by the number of installed panels for that type, but casts can be restored mid-mission by using items such as Ethers. Linking basic magic panels to special magic panels will [[Magic Panel#Leveling Magic|increase the level]] or [[Magic Panel#Multiple Casts|grant multiple casts]] of that magic. | |||
There are five varieties of magic that appear, each with three tiers; however, unlike in other games, different tiers of one type of magic will have different effects. For example, [[Fire]] launches a homing fireball, Fira shoots a penetrating fireball straight ahead, and Firaga launches a large fireball with slight homing capabilities into the air, after which it explodes. | There are five varieties of magic that appear, each with three tiers; however, unlike in other games, different tiers of one type of magic will have different effects. For example, [[Fire]] launches a homing fireball, while Fira shoots a penetrating fireball straight ahead, and Firaga launches a large fireball with slight homing capabilities into the air, after which it explodes. | ||
===''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''=== | ||
{{main|Magic command (KHBBS)}} | {{main|Magic command (KHBBS)}} | ||
In ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'', a wide variety of magic techniques are available, basic and advanced, in the form of magic commands. As with {{c|attack command|KHBBS}}s, magic commands go through a cool-down period before they can be used again, but otherwise | In ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'', a wide variety of magic techniques are available, basic and advanced, in the form of magic commands. As with {{c|attack command|KHBBS}}s, magic commands go through a cool-down period before they can be used again, but otherwise their use is not limited. | ||
Magic commands may be dropped by enemies, purchased from shops, found in small | Magic commands may be dropped by enemies, purchased from shops, found in small chests, or obtained from various mini-games, such as the [[Command Board]]. | ||
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Magic commands may be purchased from shops, found in large chests, obtained through [[Ability Link]] or won from mini-games.<!--What else is there to say?--> | Magic commands may be purchased from shops, found in large chests, obtained through [[Ability Link]] or won from mini-games.<!--What else is there to say?--> | ||
===''Kingdom Hearts III''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts III''=== | ||
{{main|Magic command (KHIII)}} | |||
There are six types of basic magic in ''Kingdom Hearts III'', which are upgraded upon reaching certain milestones, up to a maximum of three tiers. They are accessible from the [[Commands#Command Menu|Command Menu]] under "Magic", and four of them can be set to shortcuts for easy access during battle. Unlike the previous titles, ''Kingdom Hearts'' and ''Kingdom Hearts II'', ''Kingdom Hearts III'' allows players to shuffle through various sets of shortcuts in battle, making various magic, summons, and items easy to access. Furthermore, players are given an option to choose different tiers of each type of magic in the shortcuts. For example, if [[Firaga]] is unlocked throughout the story, players can still equip and cast [[Fire]] and [[Fira]] in the shortcut menu. Whereas in ''Kingdom Hearts'' and ''Kingdom Hearts II'', Firaga is the only Fire type magic spell that can be cast when unlocked. | |||
There are six types of basic magic | |||
The fourth tier of magic can be used in battle, only accessible by situation commands from the command gauge. To achieve fourth tier magic, magic must be used against enemies to fill up the command gauge. For example, casting [[Water]] would grant a possibility of the [[Waterza]] command. | |||
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==Recurring magic== | ==Recurring magic== | ||
{{see also|Magic command (KHBBS)|Magic command (KHREC)|Magic command (KH3D)}} | {{see also|Magic command (KHBBS)|Magic command (KHREC)|Magic command (KH3D)}} | ||
*[[Fire]], Fira, Firaga | *[[Fire]], Fira, Firaga | ||
*[[Blizzard]], Blizzara, Blizzaga | *[[Blizzard]], Blizzara, Blizzaga | ||
*[[Thunder]], Thundara, Thundaga | *[[Thunder]], Thundara, Thundaga | ||
*[[Cure]], Cura, Curaga | *[[Cure]], Cura, Curaga | ||
*[[Aero]], Aerora, Aeroga | *[[Aero]], Aerora, Aeroga | ||
*[[Gravity]], Gravira, Graviga | *[[Gravity]], Gravira, Graviga | ||
*[[Stop]], Stopra, Stopga | *[[Stop]], Stopra, Stopga | ||
*[[Magnet]], Magnera, Magnega | *[[Magnet]], Magnera, Magnega | ||
*[[Reflect]], Reflera, Reflega | *[[Reflect]], Reflera, Reflega | ||
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==Origin and naming== | ==Origin and naming== | ||
Many of the magic that appears in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series borrows heavily from {{ff|Magic ( | Many of the magic that appears in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series borrows heavily from {{ff|Magic (Command)|magic}} in the {{ff|Final Fantasy (series)|''Final Fantasy'' series}}. This includes elemental types, as well as specific spells, such as {{ff|Fire (Ability)|Fire}}, {{ff|Curaga}}, and {{ff|Reflect (Ability)|Reflect}}. The distinction between {{ff|Black Magic|Black}}, or offensive magic, and {{ff|White Magic|White}}, or supportive magic, is not carried over to ''Kingdom Hearts'', however. | ||
Also borrowed from ''Final Fantasy'' is the naming convention of basic magic. In most installments of ''Final Fantasy'', the | Also borrowed from ''Final Fantasy'' is the naming convention of basic magic. In most installments of ''Final Fantasy'', the higher tiers of magic are denoted by the suffixes ''-ra'' and ''-ga'', normally corresponding to the second and third tier of a spell, respectively. This convention is followed in ''Kingdom Hearts'', with one notable exception: While the fourth tier of magic in ''Final Fantasy'', when included, is ''-ja'', ''Kingdom Hearts'' uses the suffix ''-gun'', localized as ''-za'' in the English release of ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]'' and as ''-ja'' in the English release of ''[[Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage-]]''. Some [[Accessory|accessories]] are named after the fourth tier of magic, using the suffix ''-gun'' (e.g., [[Firagun Bangle]]), as are two [[Reaction Command]]s, [[Firagun]] and [[Blizzagun]]. | ||
==Abilities==<!--DO WE NEED THIS--> | ==Abilities==<!--DO WE NEED THIS--> | ||
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*[[Thunder Boost]] | *[[Thunder Boost]] | ||
*[[Magic Lock-On]] | *[[Magic Lock-On]] | ||
* | *[[Crime & Punishment]] | ||
*[[Magic Haste]] | *[[Magic Haste]] | ||
*[[Magic Spice]] | *[[Magic Spice]] | ||
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*[[Leaf Bracer]] | *[[Leaf Bracer]] | ||
*[[Cure Boost]] | *[[Cure Boost]] | ||
Some party members also possess abilities that mimic the effects of spells, which include the following: | |||
*[[ | *[[Healing Herb]] | ||
* | *[[Blazing Fury]] | ||
* | *[[Icy Terror]] | ||
*[[ | *[[Bolts of Sorrow]] | ||
* | *[[Ghostly Scream]] | ||
*[[Cure Potion]] | |||
*[[Aero Potion]] | |||
*[[Dark Shield]] | |||
* | *[[Dark Aura]] | ||
*[[ | |||
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====''Kingdom Hearts II''==== | ====''Kingdom Hearts II''==== | ||
[[File:Firaga KHII.gif|thumb|Sora casting Firaga in ''Kingdom Hearts II'']] | [[File:Firaga KHII.gif|thumb|right|Sora casting Firaga in ''Kingdom Hearts II'']] | ||
*'''Fire''': Causes fireballs to revolve around the caster. | *'''Fire''': Causes fireballs to revolve around the caster. | ||
*'''Fira''': Causes stronger fireballs to revolve around the caster. | *'''Fira''': Causes stronger fireballs to revolve around the caster. | ||
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====''Kingdom Hearts II''==== | ====''Kingdom Hearts II''==== | ||
[[File:Blizzaga KHII.gif|thumb|Sora using Blizzaga in ''Kingdom Hearts II'']] | [[File:Blizzaga KHII.gif|thumb|right|Sora using Blizzaga in ''Kingdom Hearts II'']] | ||
*'''Blizzard''': Shoots a chunk of ice straight ahead. | *'''Blizzard''': Shoots a chunk of ice straight ahead. | ||
*'''Blizzara''': Shoots a stronger chunk of ice straight ahead. | *'''Blizzara''': Shoots a stronger chunk of ice straight ahead. | ||
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====''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''==== | ====''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''==== | ||
[[File:Blizzaga KHD.gif|thumb|Roxas using Blizzaga in ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days'']] | [[File:Blizzaga KHD.gif|thumb|Roxas using Blizzaga in ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days'']] | ||
*'''Blizzard''': Shoots a homing ice crystal that | *'''Blizzard''': Shoots a homing ice crystal that pass through the enemy with short bursts. | ||
*'''Blizzara''': Summons a snowstorm that explodes on contact. | *'''Blizzara''': Summons a snowstorm that explodes on contact. | ||
*'''Blizzaga''': Sets an ice mine that triggers a large explosion of ice when the enemy approaches. | *'''Blizzaga''': Sets an ice mine that triggers a large explosion of ice when the enemy approaches. | ||
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===Gravity=== | ===Gravity=== | ||
====''Kingdom Hearts''==== | ====''Kingdom Hearts''==== | ||
[[File:Graviga KH.gif|thumb|Sora using Graviga in ''Kingdom Hearts'']] | [[File:Graviga KH.gif|thumb|right|Sora using Graviga in ''Kingdom Hearts'']] | ||
*'''Gravity''': Crushes enemies around the target with a gravity field. | *'''Gravity''': Crushes enemies around the target with a gravity field. | ||
*'''Gravira''': Crushes enemies around the target with a stronger gravity field. | *'''Gravira''': Crushes enemies around the target with a stronger gravity field. | ||
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===Reflect=== | ===Reflect=== | ||
====''Kingdom Hearts II''==== | ====''Kingdom Hearts II''==== | ||
[[File:Reflega KHII.gif|thumb|Sora using Reflega in ''Kingdom Hearts II'']] | [[File:Reflega KHII.gif|thumb|right|Sora using Reflega in ''Kingdom Hearts II'']] | ||
*'''Reflect''': Creates a barrier of light that guards against attacks and disperses into a spray of light, dealing damage equal to the enemy's attack power. | *'''Reflect''': Creates a barrier of light that guards against attacks and disperses into a spray of light, dealing damage equal to the enemy's attack power.. | ||
*'''Reflera''': Creates a wider barrier of light that guards against attacks and disperses into a spray of light, dealing damage equal to the enemy's attack power. | *'''Reflera''': Creates a wider barrier of light that guards against attacks and disperses into a spray of light, dealing damage equal to the enemy's attack power. | ||
*'''Reflega''': Creates an even wider barrier of light that guards against attacks and disperses into a spray of light, dealing damage equal to the enemy's attack power. | *'''Reflega''': Creates an even wider barrier of light that guards against attacks and disperses into a spray of light, dealing damage equal to the enemy's attack power. | ||
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===Aero=== | ===Aero=== | ||
====''Kingdom Hearts''==== | ====''Kingdom Hearts''==== | ||
[[File:Aeroga_KH.gif|thumb|Sora using Aeroga in ''Kingdom Hearts'']] | [[File:Aeroga_KH.gif|thumb|right|Sora using Aeroga in ''Kingdom Hearts'']] | ||
*'''Aero''' A protective wind barrier surrounds the target, increasing defense. | *'''Aero''' A protective wind barrier surrounds the target, increasing defense. | ||
*'''Aerora''' A protective wind barrier surrounds the target, increasing defense and damaging enemies it touches, and the duration is also increased. | *'''Aerora''' A protective wind barrier surrounds the target, increasing defense and damaging enemies it touches, and the duration is also increased. | ||
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===Magnet=== | ===Magnet=== | ||
====''Kingdom Hearts II''==== | ====''Kingdom Hearts II''==== | ||
[[File:Magnega KHII.gif|thumb|300px|Sora using Magnega in ''Kingdom Hearts II'']] | [[File:Magnega KHII.gif|thumb|300px|right|Sora using Magnega in ''Kingdom Hearts II'']] | ||
*'''Magnet''': Creates a magnetic vortex that pulls in enemies, orbs and items. | *'''Magnet''': Creates a magnetic vortex that pulls in enemies, orbs and items. | ||
*'''Magnera''': Creates a stronger magnetic vortex that pulls in enemies, orbs and items. | *'''Magnera''': Creates a stronger magnetic vortex that pulls in enemies, orbs and items. | ||
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===Stop=== | ===Stop=== | ||
====''Kingdom Hearts''==== | ====''Kingdom Hearts''==== | ||
[[File:Stopga KH.gif|thumb|Sora using Stopga in ''Kingdom Hearts'']] | [[File:Stopga KH.gif|thumb|right|Sora using Stopga in ''Kingdom Hearts'']] | ||
*'''Stop''': Halts the movement of surrounding enemies for a period of time. | *'''Stop''': Halts the movement of surrounding enemies for a period of time. | ||
*'''Stopra''': Halts the movement of surrounding enemies for a longer period of time. | *'''Stopra''': Halts the movement of surrounding enemies for a longer period of time. | ||
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[[File:Confuse REC.gif|thumb|Data-Sora using Confuse in ''Kingdom Hearts Re:coded'']] | [[File:Confuse REC.gif|thumb|Data-Sora using Confuse in ''Kingdom Hearts Re:coded'']] | ||
*'''Confuse''': Causes surrounding enemies to attack each other for a set period of time. | *'''Confuse''': Causes surrounding enemies to attack each other for a set period of time. | ||
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Some powerful magical abilities, called [[Limit]]s, may be performed in tandem with a party member, but will drain all of Sora's remaining MP after usage. | |||
==Trivia== | |||
*The suffixes '''-ra''' and '''-ga''' are only applied to second and third-tier spells in the English, Japanese, Italian, and German versions of the ''Kingdom Hearts'' games. In the French versions, second-tier spells are marked with a "+", and third-tier spells are marked with an "X". The suffix '''-gun''', when used, is marked with an "XX", a "Z" (though only for the Stopza Mickey uses in ''Dream Drop Distance'') or even a "mega" prefix (in ''Kingdom Hearts 0.2''). In the Spanish version of the ''Kingdom Hearts'' games, third-tier spells are marked "++". | |||
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