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::We'll check the Ultimanias then.{{User:KrytenKoro/Sig}} 22:32, 8 March 2016 (UTC) | ::We'll check the Ultimanias then.{{User:KrytenKoro/Sig}} 22:32, 8 March 2016 (UTC) | ||
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==stove grate== | ==stove grate== | ||
Playing through Proud mode on ''1.5 Remix'', I randomly noticed that during the Trickmaster battle, I was able to switch targets from the Heartless itself to the metal grate at the bottom of the furnace. After attacking it for a bit to no obvious effect, I ignored it. Afterwards, I realized the idea might be to cast Blizzard into the grate to shut off the fire. Sure enough, after reloading the game, I discovered that the battle begins with the stove already lit, which I had never noticed before. Running straight to it and casting Blizzard into the grate shut the stove off for the rest of the battle, preventing the Trickmaster from having access to any of its fire-based moves. I'll leave it to folks more active on this wiki to decide whether that's relevant enough to include in the actual article. Also, as with the singing move described above, I have no idea whether this was true in the original release of ''Kingdom Hearts'' or added for a later release. | Playing through Proud mode on ''1.5 Remix'', I randomly noticed that during the Trickmaster battle, I was able to switch targets from the Heartless itself to the metal grate at the bottom of the furnace. After attacking it for a bit to no obvious effect, I ignored it. Afterwards, I realized the idea might be to cast Blizzard into the grate to shut off the fire. Sure enough, after reloading the game, I discovered that the battle begins with the stove already lit, which I had never noticed before. Running straight to it and casting Blizzard into the grate shut the stove off for the rest of the battle, preventing the Trickmaster from having access to any of its fire-based moves. I'll leave it to folks more active on this wiki to decide whether that's relevant enough to include in the actual article. Also, as with the singing move described above, I have no idea whether this was true in the original release of ''Kingdom Hearts'' or added for a later release. | ||
doctorlit ([[User talk:doctorlit]]) 00:16, 11 December 2018 (UTC) | doctorlit ([[User talk:doctorlit]]) 00:16, 11 December 2018 (UTC) | ||
