Editing Talk:Blizzard

{{EO|time=10:45, December 4, 2009 (UTC)|text=Wouldn't any enemy that uses water in any way be considered a Blizzard-user? This would include :

*Ruler of the Sky
*Demyx

And several others that I can't seem to think of :P

'''EDIT''' - So I've split the Enemy section into water and blizzard. Now I have just one question left. Does anyone recall the Wavecrest using any Water-based attacks? This would be where the enemy is categorized, if this is the case.}}
{{DTN|time=17:32, December 4, 2009 (UTC)|text=Water is treated as a seperate element from Blizzard in ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''. They are just as different as Fire and Blizzard are in that game.}}

{{EO|time=20:06, December 4, 2009 (UTC)|text=Right...I get that part, but it is credited in more than one game as a Blizzard-related spell. It doesn't make sense to expand the template, as there is no "Hydra", "Hydrara", and "Hydraga." Either create a new template for the elemental-based attacks, or leave it be.}}

{{Chris|text=Actually, the water spells are ''Water'', ''Watera'' and ''Waterga''.}}
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 {{Chris|text=Actually, the water spells are ''Water'', ''Watera'' and ''Waterga''.}}
-Whatever. Point is that there's no such thing as Water in KH. It's still Blizzard, just "thawed out." Hence, it should be mentioned here. Either that, or we have to create an article for water uses and users, as well as Earth and other elements that don't have "ra" and "ga" endings, let alone aren't useable by the player - [[User:EternalNothingnessXIII|EternalNothingnessXIII]] 00:23, December 5, 2009 (UTC)
-{{DTN|time=07:44, December 5, 2009 (UTC)|text=However, those attacks from other games are treated as '''''Blizzard'''''-elemental, and are affected by Sora's Blizzard-resistance. If you really find it important, you can use the <nowiki><ref></ref> tags and {{reflist|1}}</nowiki>. Also, those spells don't appear in ''Kingdom Hearts''. If the games that you say Blizzard is credited as "Water" in are outside of ''Kingdom Hearts'', it means nothing, even if it is something as close as ''Final Fantasy''.}}