Megacosm

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Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days Megacosm
"A weapon that enables your attacks to reach a wide area and deal immense damage."
Japanese		天地人
Stats
Strength				Magic
Base	Unit	Ultima		Base	Unit
+64	+1	+0		+0	+1
Defense		Crit Rate		Crit Bonus
Base	Unit	Base	Unit	Base	Unit
+0	+2	+8	+1	+13	+1
Attack Speed		Approach Speed
		Ground		Air
1.0		1.0		1.0
Abilities
1: Offensive Block 2: Damage Control 3: Brick Wall
Obtained
Attach Phantom Gear ④

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days Megacosm+
Japanese		天地人+
Stats
Strength				Magic
Base	Unit	Ultima		Base	Unit
+80	+1	+0		+0	+1
Defense		Crit Rate		Crit Bonus
Base	Unit	Base	Unit	Base	Unit
+6	+2	+3	+1	+7	+1
Attack Speed		Approach Speed
		Ground		Air
1.0		1.0		1.0
Abilities
1: Offensive Block 2: Vitality Barrier 3: Combo-Block
Obtained
Attach Phantom Gear+ ④

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days Megacosm++
"The ultimate Megacosm. Enables your attacks to reach a wide area and deal immense damage."
Japanese		天地人++
Stats
Strength				Magic
Base	Unit	Ultima		Base	Unit
+92	+1	+0		+0	+1
Defense		Crit Rate		Crit Bonus
Base	Unit	Base	Unit	Base	Unit
+6	+5	+3	+1	+10	+1
Attack Speed		Approach Speed
		Ground		Air
1.0		1.0		1.0
Abilities
1: Defender 2: Vitality Barrier 3: Damage Control
Obtained
Attach Phantom Gear++ ⑤

Megacosm (天地人, Tenchijin, lit. "Heaven, Earth, and Man") is one of Lexaeus's weapons in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days. It can be upgraded to Megacosm+ and Megacosm++. Lexaeus's ground attack while wielding Megacosm is a long charge forward, which ends with Lexaeus thrusting the axe-sword in front of him. His aerial attack is a single, mighty, semi-circle axe-sword swing. The attacks Lexaeus performs while wielding the Megacosm+ are identical to the ones he performs with the Megacosm. The attacks he performs with the Megacosm++ are nearly the same, although his charge on the ground is much longer.

Etymology

The trinity of "Heaven, Earth, and Man" is an important tenet of Confucianism, and appears in many places in Chinese and Japanese philosophy. They are considered the most important aspects of a battle, and Japanese Ikebana arranges flowers in a triangular pattern to symbolize these three tenets as well. Template:LexaeusWeapons