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| |name=Queen Buzzerfly | | |name=Queen Buzzerfly |
| |katakana=ハチクイーン | | |katakana=ハチクイーン |
| |romaji=Hachi Kuīn | | |romaji=Hachi Kuīn |
| |jpname=Hachi Queen | | |japname=Hachi Queen |
| |image=[[File:Queen Buzzerfly (Sora's Side) KH3D.png|x258px]] | | |image=[[File:Queen Buzzerfly (Sora's Side) KH3D.png|x258px]] |
| |image2=[[File:Queen Buzzerfly (Riku's Side) KH3D.png|300px]] | | |image2=[[File:Queen Buzzerfly (Riku's Side) KH3D.png|300px]] |
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| ==Development== | | ==Development== |
| The Queen Buzzerfly was originally created as a much smaller common Dream Eater before being reintroduced as a Dive Mode boss. During battle, the Queen Buzzerfly would have sat in the eye of a needle and spun like a top.<ref>'''''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance Ultimania]]''''', '''Mamoru Ohashi''': "Of course, halfway through development, many Dream Eaters were cut, to my extreme sadness. Among them was Queen Buzzerfly, which began designed as a normal small-fry enemy and cut, but made a miraculous recovery as a Dive Mode boss, which is rare to have happen. By the way, when it was small-fry it attacked by sitting in the eye of a needle and spinning like a top." [https://www.khinsider.com/news/KH3D-Ultimania-Staff-Interviews-2947 Translation via Goldpanner]</ref> | | The Queen Buzzerfly was originally created as a much smaller common Dream Eater before being reintroduced as a Dive Mode boss. During battle, the Queen Buzzerfly would have sat in the eye of a needle and spun like a top.<ref>'''''Kingdom Hearts 3D'' Ultimania: Mamoru Ohashi''': "Of course, halfway through development many Dream Eaters were cut to my extreme sadness. Among them was Queen Buzzerfly, which began designed as a normal small-fry enemy and cut but made a miraculous recovery as a Dive Mode boss, which is rare to have happen. By the way, when it was small-fry it attacked by sitting in the eye of a needle and spinning like a top."</ref> |
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| == Design == | | == Design == |
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| {{nihongo||蜂|Hachi}} is the Japanese word for {{W|bee}}. | | {{nihongo||蜂|Hachi}} is the Japanese word for {{W|bee}}. |
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| ==Strategy==
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| ===Side: Riku===
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| Queen Buzzerfly attacks Riku at Le Cite Des Cloches alongside four smaller Buzzerflies. The queen and the buzzerflies begin by using Needle Scatter and Drilling Attack. Once the buzzerflies have charged they will stop moving and expose their weak points. Slow down so the buzzerflies are in range and attack them all. While the buzzerflies are weak, the queen will use Flapping Bullets.
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| When all of the buzzerflies have been defeated, Queen Buzzerfly will fly closer to Riku, allowing its weak point to be attacked. It will use its Needle Scatter attack throughout its weak phase, and it will dodge any attack Riku uses against its weak point while it does so. It is best to attack it at this point anyway, as it will allow more damage to be dealt when it is vulnerable, and the stingers can be avoided this way as well. Eventually the queen will summon four more buzzerflies and repeat its attack pattern. The buzzerflies gain a new attack at this point, Cooperative Laser. Once again, the buzzerflies will become weak after attacking and allowing Riku to take them out again, and letting Queen Buzzerfly become vulnerable. This should be the last phase of the battle, assuming the queen has been attacked relentlessly.
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| Getting Gold Diver rank generally requires defeating all the buzzerflies at once, and repeatedly dashing after defeating the queen will shave some seconds off the overall time.
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| ===Side: Sora===
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| Sora fights Queen Buzzerfly in his last Dive in [[The World That Never Was]], making the battle more challenging than Riku's version. However, very little has changed. The battle starts exactly as Riku's version, the only differences being the Buzzerfly and the Queen using their attacks simultaneously, the front weak point having less HP, and the firing rate on Queen Buzzerfly's Needle Scatter has been increased and fires twice as many stingers. Take out the Buzzerflies when their weak spots are on sight and deplete the Queen's health to move onto phase two.
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| The Queen will turn around and expose three more weak points, while moving left and right. These should be attacked quickly and it is possible to destroy two of them in one cycle, but it is difficult or luck-based for Sora to land combos or even land a single hit due to the lock-on system of the Dive Mode. Repeat the strategy and finish the Queen off.
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| {{atk|{{nihongo|'''Needle Scatter'''|針飛ばし|<br>Tori Tobashi}}|—|—|—|—|The queen will send out four (against Riku) or eight (against Sora) purple stingers.|Can be avoided with repeated Dodging Deflects or by moving around.}}
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| {{atk|{{nihongo|'''Drilling Attack'''|キリモミ攻撃|<br>Kirimomi Kōgeki}}|—|—|—|—|The four buzzerflies will spin around and charge at the opponent.|Can be avoided with Dodging Deflect, or by moving in small circles in the center of the screen. This attack temporarily exposes the weak point of the buzzerflies afterwards.}}
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| {{atk|{{nihongo|'''Flapping Bullets'''|羽ばたき弾|<br>Habataki-dan}}|—|—|—|—|Queen Buzzerfly summons pollen to hit the opponent.|It can be difficult to see but can be dodged with Dodging Deflect.}}
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| {{atk|{{nihongo|'''Cooperative Laser'''|連携レーザー|<br>Renkei Rēzā}}|—|—|—|—|Two buzzerflies will fire lasers at each other creating two lasers with one buzzerfly on each end.|Can be dodged by moving aside. Slowing down will put the player character in range to attack them. Taking one of the two buzzerflies out will destroy both.}}
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| ==Videos==
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| ! Queen Buzzerfly (Sora) (''Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance HD)
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| ! Queen Buzzerfly (Riku) (''Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance HD)
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| | {{#widget:YouTube|id=DfEGcxlP7fM|width=320|height=240}}
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| | ==Notes and references== |
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| {{DreamEaterDirectory}} | | {{DreamEaterDirectory}} |
