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==Design==
==Design==
The Opposite Armor's body is made of identical components to the [[Guard Armor]], the key difference between the two being that the Opposite Armor's limbs are inverted. Thus, its torso is upside down, with the collar-like additive now being on its underside. The Heartless emblem is emblazoned on the center of the armor. Its head is the only part of its body that is not actually inverted, but instead its faceplate drops down. This exposes that the Heartless does in fact share the pitch-black face and glowing yellow eyes of other Heartless. Both of the Gauntlets now act as the Opposite Armor's legs, and it walks on its hands. The Hammerlegs take the places of its arms, and its feet replace its armored hands, seemingly converting into pincers. Curiously, the Opposite Armor's Heartless emblem is right side-up, despite it being the Guard Armor's torso flipped upside-down. However, viewing its model in Jiminy's Journal reveals it to have two heartless emblems, one on the front, and an up-side-down one on its back.
The Opposite Armor's body is made of identical components to the Guard Armor, the key difference between the two being that the Opposite Armor's limbs are inverted. Thus, its torso is upside down, with the collar-like additive now being on its underside. The Heartless emblem is emblazoned on the center of the armor. Its head is the only part of its body that is not actually inverted, but instead its faceplate drops down. This exposes that the Heartless does in fact share the pitch-black face and glowing yellow eyes of other Heartless. Both of the Gauntlets now act as the Opposite Armor's legs, and it walks on its hands. The Hammerlegs take the places of its arms, and its feet replace its armored hands, seemingly converting into pincers. Curiously, the Opposite Armor's Heartless emblem is right side-up, despite it being the Guard Armor's torso flipped upside-down. However, viewing its model in Jiminy's Journal reveals it to have two heartless emblems, one on the front, and an up-side-down one on its back.


In ''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix'', the violet sections of the Opposite Armor are silver, its torso gains red, yellow, and blue stripes on its upper half, its head becomes red with yellow spikes, and the additives on its top and upper rims become blue and yellow, respectively. Its fingers become grey, while its feet become red.
In ''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix'', the violet sections of the Opposite Armor are silver, its torso gains red, yellow, and blue stripes on its upper half, its head becomes red with yellow spikes, and the additives on its top and upper rims become blue and yellow, respectively. Its fingers become grey, while its feet become red.
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Opposite Armor (Portrait) KH.png|Opposite Armor's journal portrait in ''Kingdom Hearts''.
Opposite Armor (Portrait) KH.png|Opposite Armor's journal portrait in ''Kingdom Hearts''.
Opposite Armor (Portrait) KHFM.png|Opposite Armor's journal portrait in ''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix''.
Opposite Armor (Portrait) KHFM.png|Opposite Armor's journal portrait in ''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix''.
Opposite Armor (Portrait) KHHD.png|Opposite Armor's journal portrait in ''Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX''.
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