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Roxas may start '''"Duel Stance"''' which is a variation of Roxas's Samurai Nobodies's "Dual Stance". But instead of hurting Roxas, it knocks him away and "steals" Roxas's Keyblades temporarily. Roxas, not willing to give up a fight without his weapons, will start using his magic to counter his loss. | Roxas may start '''"Duel Stance"''' which is a variation of Roxas's Samurai Nobodies's "Dual Stance". But instead of hurting Roxas, it knocks him away and "steals" Roxas's Keyblades temporarily. Roxas, not willing to give up a fight without his weapons, will start using his magic to counter his loss. | ||
He may use his Desperation Attack, '''" | He may use his Desperation Attack, '''"Magic Hour"''' which is a furious attack where Roxas wants to use all of his power to eliminate Sora in one strong finisher. He summons light beams as a sort of shield and rises into the air glowing with energy and sends out even more energy to the background revealing the area where Sora unlocks Keyholes to other worlds. When he shouts "come on!", he summons a pair of Light Orbs as he twirls both of his Keyblades to send out homing energy projectiles at Sora. The best way to dodge this one is to keep on moving to one side of the field, dashing, gliding, or rolling whichever is more preferable. | ||
After tapping into his rage when he begins to use '''Criss-Cross''', he summons light beams yet again as a rotating shield before he uses it as well as send them out at the same time he finishes, hoping for the beams to catch Sora even if he's far away. | After tapping into his rage when he begins to use '''Criss-Cross''', he summons light beams yet again as a rotating shield before he uses it as well as send them out at the same time he finishes, hoping for the beams to catch Sora even if he's far away. | ||