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'''Dr. Finkelstein's ingredients''' are | '''Dr. Finkelstein's ingredients''' are two key items that appear in ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]''. [[Dr. Finkelstein]] needs them to create an artificial [[heart]]. The first ingredient, a bunch of '''Forget-Me-Not''' flowers, is received after finding [[Sally]] in the [[Graveyard]]. The other ingredient, a '''Jack-in-the-Box''', is found in a chest after completing the puzzle in the [[Boneyard]].<!--Explain puzzle--> | ||
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[[Sally]] has the Forget-Me-Not, which signifies "memory". The group find her in the Graveyard and asks her for the flowers. She hands them over, despite her discomfort with creating a heart. To represent "surprise", the group retrieve a Jack-in-the-Box from a chest in the Boneyard, which [[the Mayor]] points out. | [[Sally]] has the Forget-Me-Not, which signifies "memory". The group find her in the Graveyard and asks her for the flowers. She hands them over, despite her discomfort with creating a heart. To represent "surprise", the group retrieve a Jack-in-the-Box from a chest in the Boneyard, which [[the Mayor]] points out. | ||
Using both of these ingredients, Dr. Finkelstein makes an improved heart. However, with the aid of [[Lock, Shock and Barrel]], [[Oogie Boogie]] steals the heart away from the doctor and consumes it so that he can possess a powerful heart to control the Heartless. To his frustration, Oogie Boogie's plans are | Using both of these ingredients, Dr. Finkelstein makes an improved heart. However, with the aid of [[Lock, Shock and Barrel]], [[Oogie Boogie]] steals the heart away from the doctor and consumes it so that he can possess a powerful heart to control the Heartless. To his frustration, Oogie Boogie's plans are interrupted when only a few Heartless answer his call. Later, when this news is relayed to Dr. Finkelstein, he ponders over why his creation remained dysfunctional and wonders whether his ingredients were the problem. | ||
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"The "memory" given by Sally. Needed to create a heart." "The "surprise" given by the mayor. Needed to create a heart." | |||
| Japanese | ワスレナグサ ビックリばこ | ||
| Rōmaji | Wasurenagusa Bikkuri Bako
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| Item | Rarity | Buy | Sell |
| Forget-Me-Not | — | — | — |
| Jack-in-the-Box | — | — | — |
Dr. Finkelstein's ingredients are two key items that appear in Kingdom Hearts. Dr. Finkelstein needs them to create an artificial heart. The first ingredient, a bunch of Forget-Me-Not flowers, is received after finding Sally in the Graveyard. The other ingredient, a Jack-in-the-Box, is found in a chest after completing the puzzle in the Boneyard.
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Kingdom Hearts
Dr. Finkelstein wishes to create an artificial heart in order to make the Heartless more terrifying for Halloween. He chooses ingredients that represent "pulse", "terror", "fear", "hope", and "despair" to make the heart. His first attempt fails to function, so he sends Jack Skellington, Sora, Donald Duck and Goofy to fetch more ingredients for his second attempt. The two ingredients are carefully selected to represent components of the heart that the doctor identifies as essential.
Sally has the Forget-Me-Not, which signifies "memory". The group find her in the Graveyard and asks her for the flowers. She hands them over, despite her discomfort with creating a heart. To represent "surprise", the group retrieve a Jack-in-the-Box from a chest in the Boneyard, which the Mayor points out.
Using both of these ingredients, Dr. Finkelstein makes an improved heart. However, with the aid of Lock, Shock and Barrel, Oogie Boogie steals the heart away from the doctor and consumes it so that he can possess a powerful heart to control the Heartless. To his frustration, Oogie Boogie's plans are interrupted when only a few Heartless answer his call. Later, when this news is relayed to Dr. Finkelstein, he ponders over why his creation remained dysfunctional and wonders whether his ingredients were the problem.
