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Honey is used in many of the mini-games and it looks as it did in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'' being usually gold spheres.
Honey is used in many of the mini-games and it looks as it did in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'' being usually gold spheres.


===''Kingdom Hearts II''===
===''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''===
Most mini-games in the 100 Acre Wood involve collecting honey by destroying objects or collecting it as Sora and Pooh move through a course.
Most mini-games in the 100 Acre Wood involve collecting honey by destroying objects or collecting it as Sora and Pooh move through a course.



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Pooh eating Honey.

Honey, sometimes purposefully misspelled in the 100 Acre Wood as Hunny, is the primary item collected in the 100 Acre Wood in most of its mini-games. Its also Pooh's main dietary item.

Story

Kingdom Hearts

Honey is often used as a source of collection to complete an item or Sora must protect Pooh as Pooh goes to obtain Honey.

Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories

Honey is used to keep Pooh's attention while finding his friends.

Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories

Honey is used in many of the mini-games and it looks as it did in Kingdom Hearts II being usually gold spheres.

Kingdom Hearts II

Most mini-games in the 100 Acre Wood involve collecting honey by destroying objects or collecting it as Sora and Pooh move through a course.

Etymology

Honey is a sweet food made by honey bees using nectar from flowers.