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| |name= Maleficent | | |name= Maleficent |
| |image=[[File:Maleficent KHIII.png|350x400px]] | | |image=[[File:Maleficent KHBBS.png|x400px]] |
| |katakana=マレフィセント | | |kana=マレフィセント |
| |romaji=Marefisento | | |romaji=''Marefisento'' |
| |fr=Maléfique | | |world=[[Enchanted Dominion]] |
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| | |world2=[[Hollow Bastion]] |
| |type=Entelechy
| | |role=Antagonist<br>Occasional Ally |
| |charworld1=Enchanted Dominion
| | |first=''[[wikipedia:Sleeping Beauty (1959 film)|Sleeping Beauty]]'' |
| |charworld2=Hollow Bastion | | |engvoice=[[wikipedia:Susanne Blakeslee|Susanne Blakeslee]] |
| |charworld3=Radiant Garden | | |japvoice=[[wikipedia:Toshiko Sawada|Toshiko Sawada]] }} |
| |origin=Sleeping Beauty (1959 film) | | {{Gallery}} |
| |torigin=Sleeping Beauty (1959) | | {{Q|You poor, simple fools! You think you can defeat me?! ME, the mistress of all evil!?|Maleficent}} |
| |company=Disney | | '''Maleficent''' is a major antagonist in the ''[[Kingdom Hearts (series)|Kingdom Hearts]]'' series. She is an evil fairy sorceress who made her first appearance in Disney's ''[[wikipedia:Sleeping Beauty (1959 film)|Sleeping Beauty]]''. She was first seen in ''Kingdom Hearts'' in [[Hollow Bastion]]. Unlike the other Disney villains (with the exception of [[Pete]]), she plays a large part in the overall story rather than just in the world she came from. |
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| |game9=Kingdom Hearts Dark Road
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| |game10=Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory
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| |journalKH='''First entry'''<br>A sorceress of awesome power. She controls the Heartless, and is said to have destroyed many worlds. No one knows what her true intentions are.<br><br>She first appeared to curse Aurora in "Sleeping Beauty" (1959).<br><br>'''Second entry'''<br>A sorceress of awesome power. She leads the villains who seek to harness the power of the Heartless. She has also tricked Riku into joining her and is using him as part of her evil plans.<br><br>She first appeared to curse Aurora in "Sleeping Beauty" (1959).<br><br>'''Third entry'''<br>A sorceress of awesome power. She tried to use the Heartless for her own evil ends, but the Heartless were actually using her. She turned into a huge dragon when cornered by Sora and his friends.<br><br>She first appeared to curse Aurora in "Sleeping Beauty" (1959).
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| |journalSS=A witch who commands the darkness. Sora faced Maleficent and her Heartless once before.<br><br>She stole Belle's heart to perfect her dark powers, though Belle had seen through her plan.
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| |journalRR=A witch who commands the darkness.<br><br>Maleficent's charms won over Riku, and she empowered him with darkness.<br><br>In Castle Oblivion she stood before Riku again, this time as a token of the indelible darkness in his heart.
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| |journalKH2='''Main entry'''<br>Sleeping Beauty (1959)<br><br>A sorceress of frightening power. In the last adventure, she controlled the Heartless and led a group that was trying to harness the power of darkness. As part of her villainous plan, Maleficent tricked Riku into making the choice to dive into the realm of darkness.<br><br>In the end, Maleficent yielded to the power of darkness herself and was defeated by Sora and his friends. But by using her last bit of evil power, she was able to come back again some time later.<br><br>'''Timeless River'''<br>Sleeping Beauty (1959)<br><br>A sorceress of frightening power who's behind the strange goings-on at Disney Castle.<br><br>Maleficent is determined to take over Disney Castle, and she's using the power of darkness in her evil scheme.<br><br>'''Halloween Town'''<br>Sleeping Beauty (1959)<br><br>A sorceress of frightening power. She's using the Heartless as part of her scheme to bring all the worlds under her control.<br><br>Lock, Shock, and Barrel are just what Maleficent needs to make trouble for Sora and his friends while they're in Halloween Town.
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| |journalBBS=Sleeping Beauty (1959)<br><br>A terrifying evil fairy with a command of dark magic.<br><br>She attended the celebration of Aurora's birth, despite not being invited, and prophesied that 16 years later, Aurora would prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die.<br><br>{{JBBS|t|From Master Xehanort she learned about the existence of other worlds, and that she could rule them all by gathering seven hearts of pure light.}}<br><br>{{JBBS|va|Maleficent's gleeful account of Terra's misdeeds has left Ven troubled.}}
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| |journalCOD=A terrifying evil fairy who commands dark magic. On one of Sora's previous adventures, Maleficent led the hordes of darkness in an attempt to conquer all worlds.<br><br>It was her servant, Pete, who led her to this strange new world; while unaware of its true nature, she can see the potential it holds for steeping other worlds in darkness.
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| |journalDDD="Sleeping Beauty" (1959)<br>An evil fairy who wishes to see all worlds cast into darkness. She has clashed with more than one Keyblade wielder.<br><br>This time, she tried to use Minnie as a bartering chip and claim the "data" of all worlds.
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| |journalUX='''Maleficent A'''<br>Sleeping Beauty (1959)<br>A powerful witch rumored to have manipulated the Heartless to destroy numerous worlds.<br><br>'''Maleficent B'''<br>Sleeping Beauty (1959)<br>A powerful witch rumored to have manipulated the Heartless to destroy numerous worlds.
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| |journalKH3=Sleeping Beauty (1959)<br><br>An evil fairy who seeks to rule over all worlds. She and Pete are searching for a black box.
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| {{Q|You poor, simple fools! You think you can defeat me?! ME, the mistress of all evil!?|Maleficent to Sora, Donald and Goofy}} | |
| '''Maleficent''' is a major antagonist in the ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|series}}'' series. She is an evil fairy who made her first appearance in Disney's ''{{w|Sleeping Beauty (1959 film)|Sleeping Beauty}}''. First introduced in ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}'', Maleficent seeks to gain control over all the [[world]]s and spread [[darkness]] throughout them. While other Disney antagonists rarely have any significance outside of their original worlds, Maleficent's influence almost always extends throughout the worlds. | |
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| In her home world of [[Enchanted Dominion]], Maleficent curses [[Aurora]] and places the kingdom under an eternal sleep. Following her initial defeat, she expands her schemes to other worlds, becoming the ruler of [[Hollow Bastion]] and leading a band of [[Villains]] in an effort to conquer [[Kingdom Hearts]] and thus rule all worlds. Together with her loyal, if sometimes incompetent henchman [[Pete]], Maleficent continuously antagonizes [[Sora]] and the residents of [[Disney Castle]].
| | ==Journal entries== |
| | ===''Kingdom Hearts''=== |
| | ;First entry |
| | ''A sorceress of awesome power. She controls the Heartless, and is said to have destroyed many worlds. No one knows what her true intentions are.'' |
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| Maleficent is also among the few individuals who have traveled through time, having traveled back to the "age of fairy tales" following her first defeat at Sora's hands. Maleficent's current plot has her seeking the [[Book of Prophecies]] and a mysterious [[Black Box]] which she believes contains it, hoping to exploit the [[Master of Masters]]'s foreknowledge to further her conquest of the worlds.
| | ''She first appeared to curse Aurora in "Sleeping Beauty" (1959).'' |
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| | ;Second entry |
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| | ''A sorceress of awesome power. She leads the villains who seek to harness the power of the Heartless. She has also tricked Riku into joining her and is using him as part of her evil plans.'' |
| On the sixteenth anniversary of cursing [[Aurora]], Maleficent is informed by her [[Maleficent's Raven|raven]] about seeing the magic of [[Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather]] coming from a cottage in the Glen. Elated, Maleficent works to ensure her curse comes to pass. After the fairies leave a heartbroken Aurora in her room, Maleficent hypnotizes her into following a sphere of fire to a hidden tower room. When Player and the fairies arrive to save Aurora, Maleficent summons the [[Thorned Snake]] to keep them occupied. Maleficent summons a spinning wheel and compels Aurora to prick her finger on it, allowing her curse to put her to sleep. She taunts the fairies for their failure before leaving to capture [[Prince Phillip]]. She locks him in the dungeon of her castle, revealing she will let him out in a century, so he may wake Aurora, but never have a life with her. Player and the fairies free Phillip, allowing him to escape the castle. Maleficent creates a forest of thorns around King Stefan's castle, slowing the prince down. Confronting Phillip on the bridge outside the castle, Maleficent transforms into a giant dragon to kill him. However, Phillip manages to briefly knock her out with Player's help. Maleficent awakens, disarming Player, forcing the fairies to bless Phillip's blade; he tosses into Maleficent's heart, causing her to evaporate into darkness.
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| | ''She first appeared to curse Aurora in "Sleeping Beauty" (1959).'' |
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| ===Between ''Kingdom Hearts Union χ'' and ''Birth by Sleep''===
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| Maleficent was already known and feared throughout Enchanted Dominion as a sorceress that was not to be angered. Despite not being invited to the celebration of Princess Aurora's birth, she attended anyway and gave the infant princess a special "gift": on her sixteenth birthday, Aurora would prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die. However, Merryweather altered this curse so that, instead of dying, Aurora would simply fall into a deep sleep until kissed by her true love. Together, [[Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather|the three good fairies]] raised the princess in the woods, out of the reach of Maleficent and her [[Maleficent's goons|goons]].
| | ''A sorceress of awesome power. She tried to use the Heartless for her own evil ends, but the Heartless were actually using her. She turned into a huge dragon when cornered by Sora and his friends.'' |
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| Apprentice Keyblade wielders [[Vali]], [[Vala]], [[Vidar]], [[Heimdall]], [[Helgi]], [[Sigrun]] and [[Hoder]] visit Enchanted Dominion in preparation for their [[Mark of Mastery exam]]. There, they learn of Aurora's plight, and Hoder confronts the evil fairy to lift the curse. However, Maleficent uses her dragon form to swiftly overwhelm Hoder, Heimdall, Helgi, and Sigrun. The darkness born from Hoder's brother [[Baldr]] finishes the wielders off, although the spirits of these departed wielders still believe that they had fallen to Maleficent. {{Storylink|Kingdom Hearts Dark Road}}
| | ''She first appeared to curse Aurora in "Sleeping Beauty" (1959).'' |
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| Shortly before Aurora's sixteenth birthday, Maleficent finds the princess and ensured her curse came to fruition. Flora cast a spell to put everyone to sleep in the castle, as to cover the blunder until Aurora could be awoken.
| | ===''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories''=== |
| | ;Sora's Story |
| | ''A witch who commands the darkness. Sora faced Maleficent and her Heartless once before.'' |
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| ===''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''===
| | ''She stole Belle's heart to perfect her dark powers, though Belle had seen through her plan''. |
| {{Q|Don't forget. So long as there is light, there will be darkness! And in time, many more will be drawn to it. Then they all will belong to me!|Maleficent to Aqua}}
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| [[File:Maleficent 01 KHBBS.png|thumb|left|Maleficent guides Terra to Aurora.]]
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| At an unknown point in time, Maleficent met [[Master Xehanort]], who revealed to her the existence of other worlds and the seven [[Princesses of Heart]], whose hearts could be used to conquer all worlds. He also told her of certain wielders of the [[Keyblade]] that she would encounter. After this meeting, Maleficent's ambitions would grow to domination over all worlds.
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| [[Terra]] arrives in the Enchanted Dominion, searching for Master Xehanort, and he encounters Maleficent at the bridge leading to the castle gate. She claims not to know of Xehanort, but she tells Terra of a man she saw leaving the castle, speaking of "imprisoning the light".
| | ''Maleficent's charms won over Riku, and she empowered him with darkness.'' |
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| Terra enters the castle and finds Aurora asleep in her room, where Maleficent appears to him again and tells him of the seven hearts of pure light that grant the power to rule all worlds and mentions the Keyblade. She offers to tell Terra about Xehanort if he steals Aurora's heart for her, but he refuses. Annoyed by his defiance, Maleficent uses her magic to "whisper" to the darkness in Terra's heart and put him into a trance. Using Terra as an extension of her will, Maleficent uses his Keyblade to extract Aurora's heart. Once Terra snaps out of it and realizes what he has done, Maleficent informs him that she does not know where Xehanort went as he vanished into darkness.
| | ''In Castle Oblivion she stood before Riku again, this time as a token of the indelible darkness in his heart''. |
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| [[File:Darkness Within 02 KHBBS.png|thumb|Maleficent offers Terra to join her.]]
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| Maleficent offers Terra the chance to join her and collect the remaining six hearts of pure light. However, Terra flatly declines, just as the castle begins shaking due to a giant [[Wheel Master|Unversed]]. She warns that he cannot suppress his darkness by force before she leaves. After Terra slays the Unversed, Maleficent watches him leave, noting that the search for the six hearts of pure light will take some time.
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| | ''Sleeping Beauty (1959)'' |
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| [[Ventus]] later arrives at Maleficent's fortress with the three good fairies to retrieve Aurora's heart. After successfully freeing her heart, they find Maleficent in her throne room, furious. She tells Ventus that Terra was the one who stole Aurora's heart, and despite having been warned by Xehanort not to harm Ventus, she battles against him. Ventus defeats Maleficent with the help of Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather, but she restates that Terra willingly took Aurora's heart. [[Aqua]] arrives in time to hear this, and she reassures Ventus before he takes off in search of Terra. Maleficent drops Aqua into the dungeon when she refuses to join her, but Aqua escapes the fortress along with Prince Phillip and the fairies.
| | ''A sorceress of frightening power. In the last adventure, she controlled the Heartless and led a group that was trying to harness the power of darkness. As part of her villainous plan, Maleficent tricked Riku into making the choice to dive into the realm of darkness.'' |
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| [[File:A Castle Wrapped in Thorns 01 KHBBS.png|thumb|left|Philip and Aqua prepare to fight Maleficent.]]
| | ''In the end, Maleficent yielded to the power of darkness herself and was defeated by Sora and his friends. But by using her last bit of evil power, she was able to come back again some time later.'' |
| Maleficent confronts them when they reach the bridge to the castle, surrounding the castle with thorns before claiming that Terra willingly embraced the darkness and transforms into a dragon. After a fierce battle, Prince Phillip throws his enchanted sword at Maleficent; the blade pierces the evil fairy's heart, and she falls in defeat. Returning to her normal form, Maleficent is confronted by Aqua, who tells her that it was the power of true love that led to her downfall. The sorceress departs, but not before telling the Keyblade Master that she will not be defeated by something as insignificant as love and as long as there is light, there will be darkness.
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| Following this, Maleficent focused her efforts into searching for the [[Princesses of Heart]]. Using the [[Corridors of Darkness]], Maleficent traveled to other worlds to recruit allies to join her cause; the first of which was [[Pete]], who had been banished from [[Disney Town]].
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| | ''A sorceress of frightening power who's behind the strange goings-on at Disney Castle.'' |
| Over the next several years, the [[Heartless]] appear in the [[Realm of Light]], and Maleficent decides to use her dark powers to command the creatures. She captures Aurora and causes her own world to fall into darkness, eventually leading Maleficent to [[Radiant Garden]]. Maleficent leads an attack on the city to claim the castle of [[Ansem the Wise]] for herself. While many fell victim to her Heartless, a quartet of survivors ([[Cid]], [[Leon]], [[Aerith]] and [[Yuffie]]) was known to have escaped to [[Traverse Town]]. With the city destroyed, Maleficent moved into the now-abandoned [[Hollow Bastion]], redecorating it to suit her tastes. Maleficent found the Castle Chapel to her liking, holding meetings in it.
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| | ''Maleficent is determined to take over Disney Castle, and she's using the power of darkness in her evil scheme.'' |
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| {{Q|The Keyblade has chosen him. Will it be he who conquers the darkness, or will the darkness swallow him? Either way, he could be quite useful.|Maleficent about Sora.}}
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| When [[Riku]] wakes up alone in Hollow Bastion after the destruction of the [[Destiny Islands]], Maleficent approaches him and gives him a room in the castle.
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| Later, Maleficent and her allies witness Sora, [[Donald Duck|Donald]], and [[Goofy]] defeating the [[Guard Armor]] via the witch's magic, and they discuss the young Keyblade wielder. They continue to monitor the protagonists' progress even as they continue to pursue their own ambitions. As her allies implement their own schemes in their respective worlds, Maleficent occasionally comes to advise or observe them, as well as make sure they continue to search for the Keyholes and the Princesses. When the villains observe Sora sealing the [[Deep Jungle]] Keyhole, Maleficent assures them that it will take the boy ages to find the rest and notes that he is unaware of their plan regarding the Princesses of Heart.
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| [[File:A Dark Proposal 01 KH.png|thumb|left|Maleficent tells Riku to forget Sora.]]
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| Maleficent begins coaxing Riku to assist her, and she grants him the ability to travel between worlds. When Riku encounters Sora in [[Traverse Town]] and sees him with Donald and Goofy, Maleficent convinces him that Sora has forgotten about him and Kairi. In exchange for assisting him as he searches for Kairi, Riku agrees to help the evil fairy gather the Princesses of Heart.
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| In [[Agrabah]], Maleficent checks on [[Jafar]]'s progress towards finding the Keyhole and capturing [[Jasmine]]. She reminds him of the importance of the Princesses and warns him against being careless with the darkness. Maleficent appears again in the Lamp Chamber after Jafar uses [[Genie]]'s powers to reveal the Keyhole, and she learns that Sora has continued to interfere. Sora and company arrive on the scene, and Sora realizes who she is before she disappears. She returns to Hollow Bastion and has Riku capture Jasmine and take her there as well. She tells [[Hades]] that Jafar was overcome by his hatred and warns again against letting the darkness overpower oneself. To honor her deal with Riku, who she claims to see as the son she never had, she sends him to sail with [[Captain Hook]] to find Kairi.
| | ===''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''=== |
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| While Riku is trying to torment Sora inside [[Monstro]], Maleficent comes to check on him. She warns Riku to beware the darkness in his heart, as the Heartless prey upon it, but he tells her to mind her own business as she steps into a corridor of darkness. Maleficent meets Riku later on Captain Hook's ship, where Kairi's comatose body is resting, and she tells the boy that the power and wisdom of Kingdom Hearts will let him recover Kairi's heart once they gather the seven Princesses. She then gives him the power to control the Heartless.
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| After Riku takes Kairi to Hollow Bastion via a corridor of darkness, straining himself in the process, Maleficent tells him that relying too much on darkness puts his heart at risk. She also tells him about the [[Beast]], who had been able to reach the deserted castle from [[Beast's Castle|his home world]] by sheer force of will. She amplifies Riku's dark powers, allowing him to enter [[Dark Mode]].
| | ''She attended the celebration of Aurora's birth, despite not being invited, and prophesied that 16 years later, Aurora would prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die.'' |
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| As Sora and the Beast enter Hollow Bastion, Maleficent uses the power of the gathered Princesses of Heart to reveal the [[Final Keyhole]] in the Grand Hall. Maleficent is joined soon after by Riku, who is now possessed by [[Ansem, Seeker of Darkness]] and armed with the [[Keyblade of heart]]. Ansem tells her that the Heartless will overrun Hollow Bastion if the keyhole is unlocked, but Maleficent only cares about using the ensuing darkness to conquer the remaining worlds. However, to her shock, the Keyhole and Keyblade are both incomplete due to the absence of Kairi's heart.
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| [[File:Maleficent's Darkness 01 KH.png|thumb|200px|Maleficent transforms into a dragon and attacks Sora.]]
| | ''From Master Xehanort she learned about the existence of other worlds, and that she could rule them all by gathering seven hearts of pure light.'' |
| Hearing the arrival of Sora, Donald, Goofy, and the Beast at the top level of the castle, Maleficent decides to deal with "the king's fools" herself; seeking retribution for all their interference in her plans. She charges "Riku" with guarding the princesses. Despite her powerful dark magic and Heartless reinforcements, Maleficent is soundly defeated and forced to retreat.
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| Maleficent flees to the Chapel's tower with the protagonists in pursuit. The Ansem-possessed Riku arrives, and impales her with his Keyblade, unlocking the darkness in her heart. Overwhelmed by the dark power, Maleficent transforms into a dragon and attacks Sora again, only to be defeated. Unknown to Sora, when "Riku" stabbed her, he unlocked the darkness in her heart, thus unlocking her ability to time travel.
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| | ''A terrifying evil fairy who commands dark magic. On one of Sora's previous adventures, Maleficent led the hordes of darkness in an attempt to conquer all worlds.'' |
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| {{Q|You dare to challenge me? Pitiful fools!|Maleficent to Sora, Donald, Goofy, and Beast.}} | | ===''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''=== |
| A memory-based illusion of Maleficent appears to Riku in the twelfth basement of [[Castle Oblivion]], in a projection of Hollow Bastion. Although she is aware that she is only a figment of Riku's memory, she taunts him, reminding him of how he used to embrace darkness and telling him that the only people he will find from his memory are the ones with the same darkness. When Riku declares that he will take out each person of darkness he encounters, she fights him in her dragon form, only to lose. [[Zexion]] is able to smell this Maleficent's presence, and he informs [[Vexen]] and [[Lexaeus]]. Vexen remarks that the real Maleficent cannot return from the [[Realm of Darkness]] on her own. | | {{Q|Imagine with me, the most glorious of futures... Seven of the purest hearts, each overflowing with light.<br>When brought together, they grant the power to rule all worlds.|Maleficent to Terra}} |
| | [[File:A Castle Wrapped in Thorns 01 KHBBS.png|thumb|260px|Aqua confronts Maleficent in ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''.]] |
| | Maleficent appears in ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'', her role downgraded to that of a minor antagonist, only appearing in her home world of [[Enchanted Dominion]]. At some point in time, [[Master Xehanort]] made contact with her and enlisted her help in luring Terra to darkness and told her about Kingdom Hearts and the seven [[Princesses of Heart]]. From this point on, Maleficent became even more power hungry and lusted to gain complete control over all worlds, not knowing she is simply being used by Master Xehanort as part of a much bigger plot that would unfold in the following decade. |
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| When Sora enters the memory-based Hollow Bastion, he finds that Maleficent has kidnapped [[Belle]] and is trying to trap the Beast in an effort to steal Belle's heart. Belle sacrifices herself to save the Beast, and Maleficent disappears with her heart. Sora, Donald, Goofy, and the Beast pursue her. When they catch up with the evil fairy, she tells them that her magic requires hearts of utmost beauty, and that the love in Belle and the Beast's hearts makes them ideal. However, the group defeats her in her dragon form, freeing Belle's heart.
| | At her home world, Enchanted Dominion, she mostly plays out the same role as in the original movie, only this time manipulating the darkness in Terra's heart to force him into stealing Aurora's heart in return for helping him locate Master Xehanort. She offers Terra the opportunity to join her in her quest to rule the worlds, but he flatly refuses. Later, Ventus visits the world and frees Aurora's heart, inciting Maleficent's fury. In the ensuing fight, Ventus defeats Maleficent, who reveals that it was Terra who stole Aurora's heart. Aqua arrives and staunchly denies it, as does Ventus, although he seems unsure as what to believe. After Aqua refuses Maleficent's offer to join her in Terra's place, Maleficent throws her into the castle dungeon with [[Prince Phillip]], who Maleficent had captured earlier to stop him from awakening Aurora. Aqua and Phillip break out of the dungeon with help from Flora, Fauna and Merryweather and make their way towards King Stefan's castle to wake Aurora. Maleficent gives chase and confronts them on the bridge to the castle, transforming into a dragon to battle them directly, but is defeated. Before she can be finished off, Maleficent flees the scene and begins her plans to capture all the seven princesses. Later on in the game, she crosses paths with the imprisoned Pete, and frees him, setting the scene for their alliance. |
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| Sometime later, Maleficent attempts to travel back into the past of her world in order to undo her mistakes and failures. However, she instead ends up in the data simulation of [[Enchanted Dominion]] created by the [[Book of Prophecies]]. Unaware of this, Maleficent is confused by [[Pete]]'s absence, but is confident [[Sora]] cannot interfere with this world. After failing to alter her past, Maleficent seethes with anger over it. An unknown figure known simply as {{c|Darkness|character}} appears before her, revealing that this is a trap created by the [[Master of Masters]] to prevent anyone from changing what was written in the book. It also reveals the laws of time travel; there must have been a version of herself back where she wanted to go. It was only thanks to her meeting [[Master Xehanort]] and getting stabbed by the [[Keyblade of heart]] that she was able to accomplish this much. However, as her presence would cause problems, the figure prepares to send her back to her original time.
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| | A year after the events of Birth by Sleep, the [[Heartless]] appear and Maleficent decides to use her immense power of darkness to control the creatures and build up a destructive force to aid her in her plans to conquer all worlds. Over time though, her darkness goes beyond her control and the Heartless soon use it to manipulate her for their own ends. She first captures Aurora and destroys her own world, going off to [[Hollow Bastion]] to make it her new base of operations. |
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| The two then travel the Dandelions' base in Daybreak Town, where the dark figure reveals the location of the key that will bring Maleficent back to her true world. Darkness leads her to the lifeboat, a capsule that will send her heart to her proper time; once there, those who know of Maleficent will facilitate the restoration of her body. They are interrupted by [[Lauriam]], who Maleficent defeats so she can steal her way back home.
| | With the aid of Pete, Maleficent soon becomes the mastermind behind a council of Disney villains, composed of [[Hades]], [[Jafar]], [[Ursula]], [[Oogie Boogie]], and [[Captain Hook]], assembled by Pete, who is off building an army of Heartless for Maleficent to increase their forces. Acting as a guide, Maleficent warns each of her followers that they should be wary of the darkness, ironic as she herself was perhaps the biggest victim to the darkness. She leads this group in pursuit of ultimate power by controlling the Heartless and unlocking the [[Keyhole]] that leads to [[Kingdom Hearts]], the heart of all worlds. |
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| | She uses Hollow Bastion, the former home of [[Ansem the Wise]] and [[Xehanort]], as a base of operations where she directs the affairs of the group. She uses [[Ansem Reports|Ansem's report]] to help her understand and gain further control of the Heartless and recruits [[Riku]], Terra's successor and [[Sora]]'s best friend, to her side. Once she sees that Riku can wield a [[Keyblade]], she uses the [[Darkness]] in Riku's heart to corrupt him and turn him against his friends. |
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| | Maleficent eventually tells Riku her plans to find Kingdom Hearts, involving the Princesses of Heart. Maleficent persuads Riku to go after Kairi, as she is also a Princess. Maleficent lies to Riku and tells him that she will help Kairi regain her heart once she has control of Kingdom Hearts. In the meantime, she convinces Riku to commit sinister actions, such as abducting several of the Princess of Heart, giving him the power to control the Heartless, and even orders him to attempt to murder those who interfere in her plans. Riku, blinded by his jealously of Sora and lust for power, does as he is told and becomes more and more corrupt as his heart begins to sink slowly to the darkness. |
| {{Q|Do not misunderstand me: I shall have my revenge on you yet!|Maleficent to Sora while defending him against Saïx.}}
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| | While Maleficent's plan seems to be working, her allies fall to Sora. Eventually, she faces Sora personally when he arrives at Hollow Bastion, and loses. However, she is approached by Riku, possessed by [[Ansem, Seeker of Darkness]] (actually Xehanort's Heartless), who proceeds to use his own Keyblade to unlock the darkness in her heart, restoring her power and enabling her to transform into her dragon form. Despite becoming a much more powerful and formidable foe, Maleficent again loses to Sora and is destroyed. |
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| | By defeating Maleficent, Sora obtains the fifth page of Ansem's Report, and Donald learns the [[Cheer]] ability. Defeating Dragon Maleficent rewards Sora with the [[Fireglow]] Gem, which unlocks the ability to summon [[Mushu]] if taken to the [[Fairy Godmother]]. |
| Maleficent regroups with Pete at [[Villain's Vale]], where she learns that her former allies are off dealing with their own matters. Maleficent has Pete bring her up to speed on what has transpired since her defeat, including the actions of [[Organization XIII]] and Sora. She is disgusted by Pete's chain of failures, however, and she breaks ties with him. When Pete somehow summons a door to [[Timeless River|the past]], however, she decides to give him another chance and has him interfere with the [[Cornerstone of Light]] so that she can take over [[Disney Castle]]. With the power of the Cornerstone weakened, Maleficent begins sending her dark influence into the castle, allowing the Heartless to invade and filling the Hall of the Cornerstone with thorns. When Sora, Donald, and Goofy arrive with [[Minnie Mouse|Queen Minnie]], Maleficent projects her image before them and taunts them. Even though Sora and company successfully stop Pete and save the Cornerstone, Maleficent has Pete return to searching for new allies and powerful Heartless to place under their control.
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| Maleficent later appears in [[Halloween Town]], where she recruits [[Lock, Shock, and Barrel]] for her plan to destroy [[Christmas Town]]. After spying on Sora, Jack, and the others at [[Santa Claus]]'s house, she decides to resurrect [[Oogie Boogie]] in order to exact her revenge upon Sora, and she grants the three pranksters use of the [[Prison Keeper]] while Oogie recovers. Although Maleficent has the villainous bag of bugs kidnap Santa so that he can destroy Christmas Town while she turns Santa into a Heartless, Oogie's faulty memory and uncooperative attitude drive Maleficent to leave him to his own devices. | | Maleficent appears to Riku as a memory-based illusion in [[Castle Oblivion]]. She is one of only two characters, along with [[Aerith]] in Sora's story, to realize that she is not real. She mocks her old student, and how he once clung to her and the darkness, before he stands up to her and destroys her. Also, in Sora's story, she is the boss of Hollow Bastion and is revealed to need to steal hearts in order to practice her magic and attempts to use the love found in [[Belle]] and [[Beast]]'s hearts to make herself invincible. When Sora and company attempt to stop her, she turns herself into a dragon and attacks, shooting flames from her mouth, causing earthquakes by stomping, and trying to eat Sora, but she fails and is defeated. [[Zexion]] later makes note of this to [[Lexaeus]]. |
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| | {{Q|Do not misunderstand me: I shall have my revenge on you yet!|Maleficent to Sora while defending him against Saïx.}} |
| | Maleficent is revived in ''Kingdom Hearts II'', in which she poses as a secondary villain but still plots against Sora and the others. Her raven, Diablo, brings her empty robe to Yen Sid's tower, and the memories of [[Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather]] accidentally bring her back to life. |
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| During the [[Battle of the 1000 Heartless|Heartless invasion]] of Hollow Bastion, Maleficent tries to fight the [[Nobody]] forces with her own Heartless, but they are easily outmatched, and she sets them on Sora, Donald, and Goofy instead. Later, when [[Saïx]] reveals the Organization's goal to be obtaining Kingdom Hearts, she appears and stakes her own claim on Kingdom Hearts. She has her Heartless attack Saïx, only for them to be readily defeated by [[Dusk]]s. Maleficent attempts to hold off the Nobodies herself to let Sora and the others escape, demanding that they find a way to defeat the Organization for good. She is forced to retreat, but she opens a corridor of darkness underneath the protagonists, dropping them into the Realm of Darkness.
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| {{Q|Drag all that you see into deepest darkness!|Maleficent to the Shadows attacking Data-Sora}} | | {{Q|Drag all that you see into deepest darkness!|Maleficent to the Shadows attacking Data-Sora}} |
| Maleficent and Pete survive the destruction of the Castle That Never Was, and Maleficent returns to plotting her conquest of the worlds. She sends Pete to Disney Castle to spy on King Mickey, and when [[Data-Riku]] transports Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and [[Jiminy Cricket]] into the [[Datascape]], Pete gets pulled in as well, appearing in a hub between the data worlds. He calls Maleficent, who uses her magic to enter as well. Despite her unfamiliarity with the concept of computers and computer data, she and Pete decide to conquer the data worlds, immersing them in darkness, and then use the link to the castle to overrun it with Heartless. She tasks Pete with interfering with the data worlds, and he cuts the link to the real world, trapping Mickey and the others.
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| | | Having apparently survived the destruction of The Castle that Never Was, Maleficent was at a loss with her plans with the Heartless gone, her control over the darkness weakened, all her allies save for Pete defeated, and still without a base of operations. Desperate to make yet another comeback, the sorceress sent Pete to Disney Castle to spy on the king and bring her up to date on events. Pete eventually entered the journal world when Mickey turned the journal into a Data World to find answers to unsolved questions. Maleficent was summoned into the data world by Pete when he was sent there. |
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| After [[Data-Sora]] corners Pete in the digital version of [[Agrabah]], Maleficent appears before him. Although she cannot differentiate between him and his real-world counterpart, she destroys his digital Keyblade, recognizing it as a fake. When Data-Riku tries to attack her, the evil fairy subdues him and takes him along, saying he will be "useful". She and Pete corrupt Riku with [[Bug Blox]], forcing him to fight Sora in the data Hollow Bastion. After Sora debugs Riku's data from within, Maleficent attempts to trap him by closing the connection to the outside. Sora escapes, however, and he defeats Maleficent in her dragon form. She disappears, vowing to conquer all worlds.
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| Fair and green-skinned, Maleficent's shining, yellow eyes are heavily shadowed with violet make-up, and her lips are painted red. Her head is topped with a black-horned headdress. Maleficent wears a long, tattered black robe with a purple trim and maroon edges which flare out. She carries a staff with a glowing green orb at the tip, through which she casts her spells. In ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'', Maleficent wears a golden ring with a circular black stone in it. This was featured in her original design from ''Sleeping Beauty'', but it was absent in ''Kingdom Hearts''. In ''Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance'' and the cinematic version of ''Kingdom Hearts Re:coded'' that is part of ''Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX'', it appears once again.
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| Maleficent is a scheming, manipulative, and devious sorceress who seems utterly determined to take over the dominion of Kingdom Hearts. She is mostly seen in a calm, calculated manner, easily manipulating Riku into assisting her aims, claiming she views him like a long lost son, while she pretends to care about helping him find [[Kairi]]. Maleficent is a very melodramatic villain, often yelling at the heroes about the power of darkness and making abnormal speeches. | | Maleficent is a scheming, manipulative and highly cunning sorceress, who seems utterly determined to take over the dominion of Kingdom Hearts. She is mostly seen in a cool, calculated manner, easily manipulating Riku into helping her aims, whilst she pretends to care for helping him find [[Kairi]]. In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', she is highly vengeful towards Sora, because of him having destroyed her in ''Kingdom Hearts''. She doesn't tolerate failure, as shown when she berates Pete for his attempt to take over Kingdom Hearts without her, saying to him "Mark my words, there'll be no place for you when our time comes. Useless imbecile!" |
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| | Another important aspect of her character, like most Disney villains, but exceptionally notable in her case, is her superiority complex. This is readily apparent in nearly every instance in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' whenever the subject of [[Nobody|Nobodies]] and [[Organization XIII]] are brought up and when facing them personally, and this view of herself extends to any Heartless she commands, despite the all-too obvious difference in power and capabilities of Nobodies in general over the Heartless. |
| Despite this, she seems to tolerate the amateurish Pete as her helper. She is not without scruples, however, and has aided Sora on some occasions, yet, for her own wicked reasons. She also did not lie when she told Aqua that Terra was being affected by the darkness. By the time of ''Kingdom Hearts coded'', she appears to have reverted to her wicked nature and is attempting to destroy Sora one more time, albeit a digital version of him. However, after she is saved by Data-Riku, she stops her attempts to eliminate him (at least for the time being), telling Sora that they are "now even". In ''Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance'', even though she does not encounter Sora, Maleficent appears with malicious intentions and tries to take over the datascape again.
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| Another important aspect of Maleficent's character is her superiority complex, which, while shared by many Disney Villains, she takes to the extreme. This is readily apparent in nearly every instance in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' whenever the subject of [[Nobodies]] and [[Organization XIII]] is brought up and when she faces them personally. Maleficent's narcissism extends to any Heartless she commands, despite the all-too-obvious difference in power and capabilities of Nobodies in general over the Heartless.
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| | Fair and green-skinned, Maleficent's shining, yellow eyes are heavily shadowed with violet make-up and her lips are painted red. This dark witch's head is topped with a black-horned headdress and she wears a long, tattered black robe with a purple trim and maroon flare edges. Along with these other physical descriptions and the fin-like spikes on the sides of her neck further hint towards her dragon-transformation powers. The spikes along with the collar of her robe create an upside-down pentagram. She carries a staff with a glowing green orb at the tip through which she casts her spells. In screens and trailers for ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'', Maleficent wears her golden ring with a circular black stone in it. This was in her original design in ''Sleeping Beauty'', but was absent from ''Kingdom Hearts''. |
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| However, her superiority complex is not entirely unfounded as she is easily one of the most powerful characters in the series, her magic rivaled only by Master Xehanort's. Thus, her views of the Organization as insignificant could be, to her, quite true. Ironically, the Organization seems to view her the same way that she views them: as a relatively insignificant threat, shown when [[Saïx]] calmly summons some Nobodies to destroy Maleficent's Heartless and smugly calls her a fool. In contrast to Pete, she possesses extreme and completely legitimate confidence, while her minion is a weakling and doubts their chances of success. Despite Ansem's claim that the Heartless were using Maleficent, Maleficent believes she has full command over them.
| | ==Origin== |
| | {{Q|Now shall you deal with me, O Prince, and all the powers of Hell!|Maleficent before the final battle with Prince Philip in ''Sleeping Beauty''}} |
| | Maleficent made her film debut in Disney's ''Sleeping Beauty''. Appearing unexpectedly at Princess Aurora's birth ceremony, she was greatly angered upon not receiving an invitation to the occasion. Hiding this behind a calm demeanor, she then proceeds to give the infant a "gift" in the form of a curse, saying that she will prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel before the sun sets on her sixteenth birthday and die. King Stefan attempting to seize her at that moment, she escapes through her mastery over dark magic. Fearful for his daughter's life despite the fact that Merryweather's gift for the child will cause Aurora not to die but sleep should she prick her finger, King Stefan then issues a decree that all spinning wheels in the kingdom are to be burned. In a last attempt to delay Maleficent's curse and prevent Aurora from pricking her finger, the Three Good Fairies decide to take her into the woods to live and be raised as a peasant in an abandoned cottage once belonging to a woodcutter until after the sun sets on her sixteenth birthday. The fairies succeed in keeping the girl's location and identity a secret, and an enraged Maleficent sends her loyal raven Diablo to search for the girl, after her Goon minions fail her. |
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| Regardless, Maleficent can show caution and restraint. She never takes direct action against her enemies unless it’s absolutely necessary; instead, she leaves it to allies and minions. Maleficent never challenges a worthy foe unless she has the upper hand, like a hostage to use as a shield. Again, Maleficent shows caution by using an astral projection to check on the progress of her takeover of [[Disney Castle]], as the [[Cornerstone of Light]] is risky to her.
| | Diablo discovers Aurora's whereabouts, and Maleficent then lures the girl to a spinning wheel upon her return to King Stefan's castle. Aurora pricks her finger, and then Maleficent departs for the old woodcutter's cottage, aiming to capture the princess's betrothed, Prince Phillip, who intends to meet the peasant girl that was Aurora there. Capturing the prince, Maleficent then places him in her dungeon, intending to keep him there for 100 years. However, Prince Phillip escapes Maleficent's clutches with the help of Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather, while the witch attempts to stop him from reaching Aurora's sleeping form and King Stefan's castle with a forest of thorns. As Phillip cuts through them, a desperate Maleficent appears before him. Transforming into a mighty dragon, she then engages the prince in a climatic battle. In the end, Maleficent is stabbed in the heart by the Sword of Truth, with Prince Phillip going on to awaken and marry Aurora. |
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| ==Abilities== | | ==Abilities== |
| [[File:Maleficent (Dragon) KHBBS.png|thumb|Maleficent in her dragon form.]] | | [[File:Maleficent (Dragon) KHBBS.png|thumb|200px|right|Maleficent in her dragon form]]{{main|Maleficent (Boss)}} |
| {{main|Game:Maleficent|Game:Maleficent (Dragon)}} | | {{main|Maleficent (Dragon)}} |
| Although she is the most powerful of the Disney Villains, Maleficent prefers using sorcery or employing minions to fighting directly. However, her great rage and lust for power allows her to take on the form of a monstrous dragon when necessary. If she is dealt enough damage, Maleficent will revert to her original form.
| | The most powerful of the Disney Villains, Maleficent is known to avoid physical attacks, using sorcery instead. She may wish for others to fight under her command instead, taking on the form of a monstrous dragon when situations look bleakest. It is her great rage and lust for power that grants her this ability. |
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| In terms of combat prowess, Maleficent is a fearsome opponent when in her dragon form. While she has proven her ability to defeat agents of light, killing four of [[Odin]]'s apprentices, she has been bested numerous times by other wielders of the Keyblade. | | ===D-Link=== |
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| | In ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]'', Maleficent becomes a [[Dimension Link]] for [[Terra]]. While using her Terra can use powerful dark magic attacks similar to Maleficent's. Maleficent's finishing attacks allow Terra to summon powerful lightning and fire magic to attack his enemies. |
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| Maleficent is able to quickly travel between worlds using [[Corridors of Darkness]], and her heart is strong enough to resist being consumed by the darkness therein. She also has knowledge of how to travel through time, both forward and backwards, when her heart is separated from her body. | | ==Quotes== |
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| | *"''Why, I am Maleficent... as all who dwell in this kingdom would know. Now you must reciprocate the introduction. Who are you?''" |
| | *"''Hmph. Now why would I give a thought to creatures so base... so inconsequental?''" |
| | *"''Perhaps [[Master Xehanort|he]] did speak about imprisoning 'the light'... 'The light' could be so many things. Could he have meant Princess Aurora?''" |
| | *"''In [[Terra|your]] heart, there is darkness just waiting to be awakened.''" |
| | *"''The truth can be most cruel, even amongst the closest of friends. After all, one can never know the secrets of another's heart. I'm sure you'll agree, Ventus, Aqua.''" |
| | *"''The Keyblade has chosen [[Sora|him]]. Will it be he who conquers the darkness? Or will the darkness swallow him? Either way he could be quite useful.''" |
| | *"''What in the world do you think [[Saïx|you're]] prattling on about? Kingdom Hearts belongs to me! The Heart of all Kingdoms! The Heart of all that lives! A dominion fit to be called Kingdom Hearts must be my dominion!''" |
| | *"''Do not misunderstand me, I shall have my revenge on you yet.''" |
| | *"''Why Pete, [[Castle that Never Was|this castle]] is perfect! Perhaps we should... acquire it?''" |
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| | ==Trivia== |
| | *According to [[Jiminy Cricket]], Maleficent is personally responsible for the destruction of her world and for the capture of [[Aurora]]. |
| | *In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', the [[Gullwings]] were apparently hired by Maleficent until she did not show up to see them like she said she would. |
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| ===''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''===
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| In ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]'', Maleficent becomes a [[Dimension Link]] for [[Terra]] after visiting Aurora's Chamber. While in link with Maleficent, he can perform fire magic and attacks inflicting status effects.
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| |deck0={{AT|mag}} [[Fire]]<br>{{AT|att}} [[Binding Strike]]<br>{{AT|mag}} [[Blackout]]<br>{{AT|mag}} [[Sleep]]
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| |deck1={{AT|mag}} [[Fire]]<br>{{AT|mag}} [[Fira]]<br>{{AT|mag}} [[Ignite]]<br>{{AT|att}} [[Binding Strike]]<br>{{AT|mag}} [[Blackout]]<br>{{AT|mag}} [[Sleep]]
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| |deck2={{AT|mag}} [[Fire]]<br>{{AT|mag}} [[Fira]]<br>{{AT|mag}} [[Firaga]]<br>{{AT|mag}} [[Ignite]]<br>{{AT|att}} [[Binding Strike]]<br>{{AT|mag}} [[Dark Firaga]]<br>{{AT|mag}} [[Blackout]]<br>{{AT|mag}} [[Sleep]]
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| ==Origin==
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| [[File:Maleficent - Sleeping Beauty (1959).png|thumb|250px|left|Maleficent in ''Sleeping Beauty''.]]
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| {{Q|Now shall you deal with me, O Prince, and all the powers of Hell.|Maleficent before the final battle with Prince Phillip in ''Sleeping Beauty''}}
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| Maleficent made her film debut in Disney's 1959 animated feature film ''Sleeping Beauty'', voiced by Eleanor Audley. Appearing unexpectedly at Princess Aurora's birth ceremony, she was very disapppointed upon not receiving an invitation to the occasion. Hiding this behind a calm demeanor, she proceeds to give the infant a "gift" in the form of a curse afterwards, saying that she will prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel before the sun sets on her sixteenth birthday and die. King Stefan attempted to have his guards seize her at that moment, but she escapes through her mastery over dark magic. Fearful for his daughter's life despite the fact that Merryweather's gift for the child will cause Aurora not to die but sleep should she prick her finger, King Stefan then issues a decree that all spinning wheels in the kingdom are to be burned. In a last attempt to delay Maleficent's curse and prevent Aurora from pricking her finger, the Three Good Fairies decide to take her into the woods to live and be raised as a peasant in an abandoned cottage once belonging to a woodcutter until after the sun sets on her sixteenth birthday. The fairies succeed in keeping the girl's location and identity a secret, and an enraged Maleficent sends her loyal raven Diablo to search for the girl, after her minions fail her.
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