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*[[True Organization XIII]] | *[[True Organization XIII]], composed of vessels for fragments of Master Xehanort's heart | ||
*[[Riku-Ansem]], the form Riku takes to impersonate Ansem, Xehanort's Heartless | *[[Riku-Ansem]], the form Riku takes to impersonate Ansem, Xehanort's Heartless | ||
*[[No Heart]], a data simulation of Xehanort in his Keyblade Armor in the Mirage Arena | *[[No Heart]], a data simulation of Xehanort in his Keyblade Armor in the Mirage Arena | ||
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Revision as of 21:57, 23 July 2014
Xehanort, also known as "Master Xehanort", is a Keyblade Master and the main antagonist of the Xehanort Saga.
The name Xehanort may also refer to:
- Terra-Xehanort, often known by the name "Xehanort", the result of Master Xehanort possessing Terra's body
- Ansem, Seeker of Darkness, also referred to as Xehanort's Heartless
- Xemnas, the Nobody of Terra-Xehanort, also referred to as "Xehanort"
See also
- True Organization XIII, composed of vessels for fragments of Master Xehanort's heart
- Riku-Ansem, the form Riku takes to impersonate Ansem, Xehanort's Heartless
- No Heart, a data simulation of Xehanort in his Keyblade Armor in the Mirage Arena
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