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|katakana=プロテスネックレス | |katakana=プロテスネックレス | ||
|romaji=Purotesu Nekkuresu | |romaji=Purotesu Nekkuresu | ||
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|desc=Slightly raises Defense. | |desc=Slightly raises Defense. | ||
|def=+1 | |||
|buy=150 | |buy=150 | ||
|sell=30 | |FMbuy=300 | ||
| | |sell=30 | ||
|get=Dropped by [[Soldier]] (1%); initially equipped to [[Aladdin]], [[Ariel]] (2), [[Jack Skellington]], and [[Peter Pan]] (2); chest at the | |FMsell=60 | ||
|get=Dropped by [[Soldier]] (1%); initially equipped to [[Aladdin]], [[Ariel]] (2), [[Jack Skellington]], and [[Peter Pan]] (2); chest at the {{c|Cove|di}}; chest at the [[Treehouse]].{{FM}} | |||
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The '''Protect Chain''' is an [[accessory]] found in ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts Final Mix]]''. | The '''Protect Chain''' is an [[accessory]] found in ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts Final Mix]]''. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:19, 18 October 2023
| Kingdom Hearts Protect Chain | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| "Slightly raises Defense." | ||||
| Japanese | プロテスネックレス | |||
| Rōmaji | Purotesu Nekkuresu | |||
| Translation | Protect Necklace | |||
| Stats | ||||
| HP | MP | AP | EXP | |
| +0 | +0 | +0 | +0% | |
| Strength | Defense | |||
| +0 | +1 | |||
| Resistance | ||||
| Fire | Blizzard | Thunder | Dark | |
| +0% | +0% | +0% | +0% | |
| Buy | Sell | |||
| 150[KH I] 300[KH I FM] |
30[KH I] 60[KH I FM] | |||
| Obtained | ||||
| Dropped by Soldier (1%); initially equipped to Aladdin, Ariel (2), Jack Skellington, and Peter Pan (2); chest at the Cove; chest at the Treehouse.[KH I FM] | ||||
The Protect Chain is an accessory found in Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts Final Mix.
Etymology[edit]
The strange Japanese spelling for "Protect" (プロテス Purotesu) is used throughout the Final Fantasy franchise, and the exact reason for it is unknown. While it certainly means "Protect" in context, it is possible it is also used as a wordplay to reference the mythical Proetus, king of Tiryns, son of Abas and twin brother of Acrisius; at the very least, this double-meaning is played on within the Kingdom Hearts series.
