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|strategy=Selphie is the weakest character you can battle on the Destiny Islands in terms of HP, but she is slightly more skilled at dodging attacks than Tidus or Wakka. All of her nunchaku attacks have a longer-than-average range, but you can easily avoid them with a simple run (note that careful timing from one of your own attacks will deflect Selphie's, earning you one tech point each time this occurs). All you must do to win this battle is attack Selphie whenever it is safe to do so.}} | |strategy=Selphie is the weakest character you can battle on the Destiny Islands in terms of HP, but she is slightly more skilled at dodging attacks than Tidus or Wakka. All of her nunchaku attacks have a longer-than-average range, but you can easily avoid them with a simple run (note that careful timing from one of your own attacks will deflect Selphie's, earning you one tech point each time this occurs). All you must do to win this battle is attack Selphie whenever it is safe to do so.}} | ||
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|strategy=Wakka has more HP than his companions Tidus and Selphie, but he is just as easy to defeat. His primary source of offense is the blitzball he carries, which he will throw at you from afar to deal damage (note that you can strike the ball as it flies towards you and send it flying back at Wakka to stun him; you earn one tech point each time this occurs). Wakka also will perform a spinning melee attack whenever you are at close range, but a simple run can avoid it. His strongest attack occurs whenever he shouts "Take this!", after which he leaps into the air and throws the blitzball at you with greater force (successfully deflecting this attack yields two tech points). Simply continue attacking Wakka and deflecting his attacks to obtain victory.}} | |strategy=Wakka has more HP than his companions Tidus and Selphie, but he is just as easy to defeat. His primary source of offense is the blitzball he carries, which he will throw at you from afar to deal damage (note that you can strike the ball as it flies towards you and send it flying back at Wakka to stun him; you earn one tech point each time this occurs). Wakka also will perform a spinning melee attack whenever you are at close range, but a simple run can avoid it. His strongest attack occurs whenever he shouts "Take this!", after which he leaps into the air and throws the blitzball at you with greater force (successfully deflecting this attack yields two tech points). Simply continue attacking Wakka and deflecting his attacks to obtain victory.}} | ||
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|strategy=In comparison to Wakka and Selphie, Tidus is a fairly average opponent, having the second highest amount of HP in the trio. Deflect his attacks with your own to earn two tech points, and land combos whenever possible while running around to avoid his. Tidus will fall once he has been hit enough times.}} | |strategy=In comparison to Wakka and Selphie, Tidus is a fairly average opponent, having the second highest amount of HP in the trio. Deflect his attacks with your own to earn two tech points, and land combos whenever possible while running around to avoid his. Tidus will fall once he has been hit enough times.}} | ||
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|strategy=Riku is by far the strongest opponent you can fight at this stage of the game. He will leap high into the air to avoid Sora's attacks, often countering with his own. Avoid attacking when Riku raises his sword in front of him defensively, or he will perform a powerful downward strike once he lowers his guard. You may occasionally knock Riku onto his back after landing a successful combo; be sure to dodge the devastating kick attack he uses to get back onto his feet. While you can defeat Riku simply by striking him whenever it is safe to do so, realize that if you fall off the island at any point during the battle, you lose, regardless of your HP.}} | |strategy=Riku is by far the strongest opponent you can fight at this stage of the game. He will leap high into the air to avoid Sora's attacks, often countering with his own. Avoid attacking when Riku raises his sword in front of him defensively, or he will perform a powerful downward strike once he lowers his guard. You may occasionally knock Riku onto his back after landing a successful combo; be sure to dodge the devastating kick attack he uses to get back onto his feet. While you can defeat Riku simply by striking him whenever it is safe to do so, realize that if you fall off the island at any point during the battle, you lose, regardless of your HP.}} | ||
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Head through the doorway where Kairi previously stood to find Riku, who asks you to decide on a name for the raft that he, Sora, and Kairi wish to build. He suggests the name "Highwind," but you are allowed to select anything you wish (the default name of Sora's choosing is "Excalibur"). After you select your name, Riku challenges you to a race, after which Kairi arrives to be the judge. After she explains the rules to you, the race begins. | Head through the doorway where Kairi previously stood to find Riku, who asks you to decide on a name for the raft that he, Sora, and Kairi wish to build. He suggests the name "Highwind," but you are allowed to select anything you wish (the default name of Sora's choosing is "Excalibur"). After you select your name, Riku challenges you to a race, after which Kairi arrives to be the judge. After she explains the rules to you, the race begins. | ||
< | <center>''Race with Riku''</center> | ||
Racing with Riku is easy, this is the path that you should take to easily win: | |||
Run across the wood platforms and then jump once you get to the faulty platform and land on the last wood platform. Then you have to climb the viewpoint and slide across the zipline and jump over the mossy rocks and hit the star. Then hop over each of the trees to reach the viewpoint, run across the wood platforms to reach Kairi and you've won. | |||
If you win the race, you receive a {{Wtext|Pretty Stone|i}}. You can repeat this minigame as many times as you like; it may be wise to stock up on {{Wtext|Pretty Stones|i}} since they can be sold later on for some extra Munny, which may prove useful for the early portions of the game. | If you win the race, you receive a {{Wtext|Pretty Stone|i}}. You can repeat this minigame as many times as you like; it may be wise to stock up on {{Wtext|Pretty Stones|i}} since they can be sold later on for some extra Munny, which may prove useful for the early portions of the game. | ||