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A Serenity Crystal, the rarest of the Serenity materials

Serenity (満たされる, Mitasareru^?), also dubbed as "Mystery" in Kingdom Hearts, is a material type available in Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II. Serenity materials contain a mysterious crystalline substance, and are colored gold. In Kingdom Hearts they are used as normal synthesis items, while in Kingdom Hearts II they are "modifier" materials that can be added to a recipe of the same rank to upgrade it to a more powerful form, and are usable once the Moogle reaches level 3, Junior Moogle.

Drops

Kingdom Hearts

Mystery Goo: Black Fungus (20%)^[1], Rare Truffle (20%/40%/100$)^[2], White Mushroom (10%/20%)^[3]

Kingdom Hearts Final Mix introduced the Mystery Power, dropped only by the Pink Agaricus (10%/20%/100%).^[4]

Kingdom Hearts II

Synthesized items

Serenity materials are used to synthesize the following items:

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Notes and References

^ The Black Fungus drops a Mystery Goo 20% of the time if it is defeated with a critical hit.
^ The Rare Truffle drops a Mystery Goo 20% of the time if it is juggled 10 times, 40% of the time if it is juggled 50 times, and 100% of the time if it is juggled 100 times.
^ The White Mushroom drops a Mystery Goo 10% of the time if three different spells are cast on it, and 20% of the time if all three are the same spell.
^ The Pink Agaricus drops a Mystery Power 10% of the time if it is hit 40 times, 20% of the time if it is hit 70 times, and 100% of the time if it is hit 100 times.

[Black-1] The Black Fungus drops a Mystery Goo 20% of the time if it is defeated with a critical hit.

[Rare-2] The Rare Truffle drops a Mystery Goo 20% of the time if it is juggled 10 times, 40% of the time if it is juggled 50 times, and 100% of the time if it is juggled 100 times.

[White2-3] The White Mushroom drops a Mystery Goo 10% of the time if three different spells are cast on it, and 20% of the time if all three are the same spell.

[Pink-4] The Pink Agaricus drops a Mystery Power 10% of the time if it is hit 40 times, 20% of the time if it is hit 70 times, and 100% of the time if it is hit 100 times.

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+{{Youmay|the synthesis materials|[[Mystery (disambiguation)|other uses]]}}
+[[Image:Serenity Crystal.jpg|thumb|A Serenity Crystal, the rarest of the Serenity materials]]
+{{nihongo|'''Serenity'''|満たされる|Mitasareru}}, also dubbed as "Mystery" in ''Kingdom Hearts'', is a material type available in ''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]'' and  ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''. Serenity materials contain a mysterious crystalline substance, and are colored gold. In ''Kingdom Hearts'' they are used as normal synthesis items, while in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' they are "modifier" materials that can be added to a recipe of the same rank to upgrade it to a more powerful form, and are usable once the Moogle reaches level 3, Junior Moogle.
-{{nihongo|'''Mystery Goo'''|満たされるしずく|Mitasareru Shizuku|lit. "Satisfying Drop"}} is a material found in ''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]'' that is used in [[Item Synthesis]].  They are said to bring feelings of contentment.  Mystery Goo is used in the creation of several high level items, but perhaps most importantly is used in making [[Sora|Sora's]] [[Ultima Weapon]].
+==Drops==
+===''Kingdom Hearts''===
+*'''Mystery Goo''': [[Black Fungus]] (20%)<ref name="Black">The Black Fungus drops a Mystery Goo 20% of the time if it is defeated with a critical hit.</ref>, [[Rare Truffle]] (20%/40%/100$)<ref name="Rare">The Rare Truffle drops a Mystery Goo 20% of the time if it is juggled 10 times, 40% of the time if it is juggled 50 times, and 100% of the time if it is juggled 100 times.</ref>, [[White Mushroom]] (10%/20%)<ref name="White2">The White Mushroom drops a Mystery Goo 10% of the time if three different spells are cast on it, and 20% of the time if all three are the same spell.</ref>
-Mystery Goos have one of the more unique, and perhaps one of the most frustrating, ways of dropping in the game.  They will only drop from the three mushroom-type [[Heartless]], and then only if certain conditions are met.
+''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix'' introduced the '''Mystery Power''', dropped only by the [[Pink Agaricus]] (10%/20%/100%).<ref name="Pink">The Pink Agaricus drops a Mystery Power 10% of the time if it is hit 40 times, 20% of the time if it is hit 70 times, and 100% of the time if it is hit 100 times.</ref>
-A higher level version, [[Mystery Force]], appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix]]''.
+===''Kingdom Hearts II''===
+<!--
+*'''Bright Shard''': [[Bulky Vendor]] (100%)<ref name="Bulky1">The Bulky Vendor drops a Bright Shard if the Capsule Prize reaction is used on it.</ref>, [[Creeper Plant]] (4%), [[Hook Bat]] (3%), [[Minute Bomb]] (3%), [[Rabid Dog]] (3%), [[Soldier]] (4%)
+*'''Bright Stone''': [[Bulky Vendor]] (100%)<ref name="Bulky2">The Bulky Vendor drops a Bright Stone if the Rare Capsule reaction is used on it.</ref>, [[Aeroplane]] (4%), [[Cannon Gun]] (3%), [[Driller Mole]] (4%), [[Luna Bandit]] (4%), [[Silver Rock]] (3%), [[Tornado Step]] (4%), [[Wight Knight]] (4%)
+*'''Bright Gem''': [[Bulky Vendor]] (100%)<ref name="Bulky3">The Bulky Vendor drops a Bright Gem if the Limited Capsule reaction is used on it.</ref>, [[Aerial Knocker]] (4%), [[Magnum Loader]] (4%), [[Surveillance Robot]] (3%)
+*'''Bright Crystal''': [[Bulky Vendor]] (100%)<ref name="Bulky4">The Bulky Vendor drops a Bright Crystal if the Prime Capsule reaction is used on it.</ref>, [[Air Pirate]] (4%), [[Crescendo]] (3%), [[Neoshadow]] (4%), [[Strafer]] (4%)
-===Drops===
-====White Mushroom====
-[[White Mushroom]]s are the most common mushrooms found in the game, but perhaps have the most annoying drop mechanism in the game.  You always have a 10% chance of a Mystery Goo dropping upon appeasing a White Mushroom with three [[Magic]] spells.  In order to increase the chances, you must cast the same spell three times in a row to satsify the Mushroom's demands; the chance of Mystery Goo dropping then increases to 20%.
-====Rare Truffles====
-[[Rare Truffle]]s are appeased by being hit in air a certain number of times.  The minimum times you must hit a Rare Truffle is ten times in a row; this gives you a 20% chance of recieving a Goo.  Hitting one fifty times increases the odds to 40%, while one hundred times guarantees 100% a Mystery Goo will drop.
-====Black Fungus====
-[[Black Fungus|Black Fungii]] have the most straightforward way of dropping Mystery Goos; you must defeat them with a [[Critical Hit]].  Due to their unique defense and way of fighting, this can be a tough thing to pull off.  If [[Munny]] drops from a Black Fungus on the last hit, you are guaranteed a Mystery Goo as an item drop.
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-{{synthesis}}
-[[Category:Synthesis Items]]
-{{merge|Serenity}}
-{{nihongo|'''Mystery Force'''|満たされるチカラ|Mitasareru Chikara|lit. "Satisfying Force"}} is a rare [[Item Synthesis]] material found in ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix]]''. It is a more powerful version of [[Mystery Goo]].  Like its lesser counterpart, Mystery Forces are only dropped by a mushroom-type [[Heartless]], in this case the gigantic [[Pink Agaricus]].  In order for a Mystery Force to drop, you must inflict a certain number of hits on a [[Stop|Stopped]] Agaricus before it unfreezes.  Getting at least 40 hits in results in a 10% chance of a Mystery Force dropping.  Getting 70 or more hits increases the odds to a 20% chance, while getting in at least 100 hits guarantees 100% that a Mystery Force will drop.
-Mystery Forces are used in making two high-level items, the [[Ribbon]] and [[Sora|Sora's]] [[Ultima Weapon]] [[Keyblade]].
-{{-}}
-{{synthesis}}
-[[Image:Serenity_Crystal.jpg|thumb|A serenity crystal: the rarest of the serenity materials]]
-{{nihongo|'''Serenity'''|満たされる|Mitasareru|lit. "Satisfying"}} is a type of material found in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'' that is used in [[Item Synthesis]].  Serenity
-materials are special as they are one of three materials called "modifiers"; its use is not required in any synthesis [[recipe]], but adding one to the recipe offers benefits.  Serenity materials are arguably the most useful and most powerful of the three modifying materials because they create entirely new, upgraded items when added to a recipe.  For example, a [[Drive Recovery]] can be upgraded to a [[High Drive Recovery]] with the addition of a Serenity Shard, or an [[Armor|armor]] such as [[Acrisius]] is upgraded to the more powerful Acrisius+ with a Serenity Stone.
-In order to use Serenity materials, you must upgrade the synthesis [[Moogle]] to Level 3, Junior Moogle.  The Serenity items are assigned a gold color to distinguish them from other materials.
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+Serenity Shard 	C 	Assault Rider (4%), Creeper (2%), Fat Bandit (4%), Graveyard (4%), Hot Rod (4%), Large Body (4%), Toy Soldier (4%)
+Serenity Stone 	B 	Crimson Jazz (4%), Devastator (4%), Dusk (2%), Living Bone (4%), Morning Star (4%)
+Serenity Gem 	A 	Dancer (4%), Dragoon (4%), Gambler (4%), Sniper (4%)
+Serenity Crystal 	S 	Assassin (4%), Berserker (4%), Samurai (4%), Sorcerer (4%)
+-->
+==Synthesized items==
+Serenity materials are used to synthesize the following items:
+{{item-stub}}
+==Notes and References==
+{{reflist|1}}
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