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[[File:Olympus Coliseum 04 KHREC.png|300px|thumb|Background of the Labyrinth.]]
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The {{nihongo|'''Labyrinth'''|迷宮|Meikyū}}, or '''glitched Coliseum''', is an area within [[Olympus Coliseum]]'s [[Keyhole]] that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts coded]]''. It is home to the {{nihongo|'''Turn-based RPG style'''|ターン制RPG風|Tān-sei RPG-fu}} gameplay mode.  
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The '''labyrinth''', or '''glitched Coliseum''', is an area within [[Olympus Coliseum]]'s [[Keyhole]] that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts coded]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:coded]]''. It initially contains five floors known as "layers" however completing these unlocks fifteen layers that can be completed to unlock a total of thirty layers. In the labyrinth, gameplay transforms into a turn-based battle system.


Along the way, [[Data-Sora]] find several pieces of information explaining the new mechanics, called '''Hercules Memos''' (or '''shreds of wisdom''' in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:coded]]'').
During the first visit, only five floors, called {{nihongo|'''Layers'''|レイヤー|Reiyā}}, can be explored. After completing the story, a total of fifteen layers are available, and upon clearing those, a total of thirty layers become available.
 
Along the way, [[Data-Sora]] find several pieces of information explaining the new mechanics, called '''Hercules Memos''' in ''Kingdom Hearts coded'', and {{nihongo|'''shreds of wisdom'''|メモを拾う|Memo wo Hirō|lit. "Pick Up Memo"}} in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:coded]]''.


==Story==
==Story==
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==Mechanics==
==Mechanics==
While in the field, [[Data-Sora]] retains all movement abilities but has no combat capabilities, except striking with the [[Keyblade]]. A typical layer contains several rooms with corridors connecting them. Each room is affected by the [[Bug Level]], which indicates the amount of [[Bug Blox]] in the room and determines the strength of that room's enemies. Destroying [[Bug Blox]] and defeating [[Heartless]] reduces the Bug Level, which weakens enemies, earns bonus score points and converts Metal and Danger Blox into Normal and Prize Blox. To advance to the next layer, Data-Sora must find and examine the warp point, usually hidden beneath a pile of Bug Blox. At the end of each layer, a score is given based on the amount of [[score prizes]] obtained.<!-- Verify: Lowering the difficulty reduces the value of rewards obtained at the end of the labyrinth. --> Save rooms are found between certain layers.
While in the field, [[Data-Sora]] retains all movement abilities but has no combat capabilities, except striking with the [[Keyblade]]. A typical layer contains several rooms with corridors connecting them. Each room is affected by the [[Bug Level]], which indicates the amount of [[Bug Blox]] in the room and determines the strength of that room's enemies. Destroying [[Bug Blox]] and defeating [[Heartless]] reduces the Bug Level, which weakens enemies, earns bonus score points and converts Metal and Danger Blox into Normal and Prize Blox. To advance to the next layer, Data-Sora must find and examine the warp point, usually hidden beneath a pile of Bug Blox. At the end of each layer, a score is given based on the amount of [[score prizes]] obtained and the number of rooms completely debugged.<!-- Verify: Lowering the difficulty reduces the value of rewards obtained at the end of the labyrinth. --> Save rooms are special areas between certain layers, that contain save points. They appear after layers 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 09, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 20, 22, 24, 25, 27, and 29.
 
To initiate a battle, Data-Sora must come into contact or strike an enemy with the Keyblade. If Data-Sora attacks an enemy from the back, he will trigger a pre-emptive attack, giving him an extra turn at the start of the battle. However, if an enemy attacks Data-Sora from the back, Data-Sora will be caught in a back attack, giving the enemy an extra turn at the start of the battle. Swirling shadows, known as {{nihongo|'''{{a|menace}}s'''|黒い影|Kuroi Kage|lit. "Black Shadow"}}, contain powerful enemies that pursue Data-Sora even if he is in another room or corridor.


To initiate a battle, Data-Sora must come into contact or strike an enemy with the Keyblade. If Data-Sora attacks an enemy from the back, he will trigger a pre-emptive attack, giving him an extra turn at the start of the battle. However, if an enemy attacks Data-Sora from the back, Data-Sora will be caught in a back attack, giving the enemy an extra turn at the start of the battle. Swirling shadows, known as '''{{a|menace}}s''', contain powerful enemies that pursue Data-Sora even if he is in another room or corridor.
In combat, most abilities and the Loot Cheat are disabled since battles are entirely turn-based. Data-Sora can perform a regular attack by pressing {{button|dsa}} and can string combos up to three hits by pressing {{button|dsa}} when prompted.  When an enemy attacks, blocking can be achieved by pressing {{button|dsy}} when prompted, halving the damage taken. Holding down {{button|shoulderr}}, allows the party to attempt to escape the battle. Team combat with [[party members]], such as [[Hercules]] or [[Cloud]], is similar to individual combat, though [[Game Over]] is only achieved when [[Data-Sora]]'s health is fully depleted. Some techniques are exclusive to [[Data-Sora]], including '''compiled commands''' and [[license]]s. However, all characters can perform a unique, individual '''special attack''', which randomly replaces a standard combo attack.


In combat, most abilities and the Loot Cheat are disabled since battles are entirely turn-based. Data-Sora can perform a regular attack by pressing {{button|dsa}} and can string combos up to three hits by pressing {{button|dsa}} when prompted. When an enemy attacks, blocking can be achieved by pressing {{button|dsy}} when prompted, halving the damage taken. Holding down {{button|shoulderr}}, allows the party to attempt to escape the battle. Team combat with [[party members]], such as [[Hercules]] or [[Cloud]], is similar to individual combat, though [[Game Over]] is only achieved when [[Data-Sora]]'s health is fully depleted. Some techniques are exclusive to [[Data-Sora]], including [[compiled command]]s and [[license]]s. However, all characters can perform a unique, individual '''{{a|special attack}}''', which randomly replaces a standard combo attack:
There are also special [[License]]s that become available throughout the Labyrinth which can produce different effects. Depending on the specific license and its effect, the license may be either be used for battle or in the field and may either generate an immediate effect or grant a lasting status condition. More Licenses become available the deeper Data-Sora goes, though only eight varieties can be carried at once.


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===Special attacks===
|-bgcolor="#87ceeb"
{{nihongo|'''Special attacks'''|スペシャル攻撃|Supesharu Kōgeki}} are powerful combo finishers that have a 10% chance of activating after each hit when correctly pressing the {{button|dsa}} button.
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!Character
|-bgcolor="#e6e6fa"
!Special attack
|'''[[Boiling Point]]'''
!Description
|-
|[[Data-Sora]]
|[[Data-Sora]]
![[Boiling Point]]
|Deals a series of strikes to enemies.
|Deals a series of strikes to enemies.
|-bgcolor="#e6e6fa"
|-
|'''[[Zero to Hero]]'''
|[[Hercules]]
|[[Hercules]]
![[Zero to Hero]]
|Deals an attack to an entire row of enemies.
|Deals an attack to an entire row of enemies.
|-bgcolor="#e6e6fa"
|-
|'''[[Omnislash]]'''
|[[Cloud]]
|[[Cloud]]
![[Omnislash]]
|Deals many hits on one or more enemies.
|Deals many hits on one or more enemies.
|-bgcolor="#e6e6fa"
|}
|}


==Save Rooms==
===Compiled commands===
Save rooms appear after layers 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 09, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 20, 22, 24, 25, 27, and 29.
In the labyrinth, using Deck commands {{nihongo|'''compiles'''|コンパイル|Konpairu}} them into special techniques. Certain combinations of compiled commands result in different or higher level techniques. Higher level commands deal more damage, and [[Star of Faith]], [[Blade Line]], and [[Subjugate]] also deal more damage depending on the number of party members alive.
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|-style="{{style|khc|a}}"
!Technique||Target||Type||Element
|-
!{{nihongo|'''[[Sonic Surge]]'''|ソニックブレイク|<br>Sonikku Bureiku|lit. "Sonic Break"}}
|Single (Far)||{{AT|att}} Physical||—
|-
!{{nihongo|'''[[Sonic Line]]'''|ソニックライン|<br>Sonikku Rain}}
|Pierce||{{AT|att}} Physical||—
|-
!{{nihongo|'''[[Faithblade]]'''|ホーリーブレード|<br>Hōrīburēdo|lit. "Holyblade"}}
|All||{{AT|att}} Physical||—
|-
!{{nihongo|'''[[Star of Faith]]'''|ホーリースター|<br>Hōrī Sutā|lit. "Holy Star"}}
|Single (Far)||{{AT|att}} Physical||—
|-
!{{nihongo|'''[[Blade Line]]'''|スラッシュライン|<br>Surasshu Rain|lit. "Slash Line"}}
|Pierce||{{AT|att}} Physical||—
|-
!{{nihongo|'''[[Subjugate]]'''|エクスターミネイト|<br>Ekusutāmineito|lit. "Exterminate"}}
|All||{{AT|att}} Physical||—
|-
!{{nihongo|'''{{c|Explosion|KHREC}}'''|エクスプロージョン|<br>Ekusupurōjon}}
|Single (Far)||{{AT|mag}} Magic||Fire
|-
!{{nihongo|'''[[Freeze Line]]'''|コールドライン|<br>Kōrudo Rain|lit. "Cold Line"}}
|Pierce||{{AT|mag}} Magic||Blizzard
|-
!{{nihongo|'''[[Zeus's Spear]]'''|ゼウススピア|<br>Zeusu Supia|lit. "Zeus Spear"}}
|All||{{AT|mag}} Magic||Thunder
|-
!{{nihongo|'''[[Breath of Zeus]]'''|ゼウスブレス|<br>Zeusu Buresu|lit. "Zeus Breath"}}
|All||{{AT|mag}} Magic||Aero
|-
!{{nihongo|'''[[Friend Cure]]'''|フレンドケアル|<br>Furendo Kearu}}
|All allies||{{AT|mag}} Magic||—
|-
!{{nihongo|'''[[Random License]]'''|ランダムライセンス|<br>Randamu Raisensu}}
|All allies||{{AT|mag}} Magic||—
|}
 
{{Minigames}}
{{Minigames}}
[[Category:Mini-games]]
[[Category:Olympus Coliseum]]
[[Category:Olympus Coliseum]]

Latest revision as of 01:45, 12 February 2024

Background of the Labyrinth.

The Labyrinth (迷宮 Meikyū?), or glitched Coliseum, is an area within Olympus Coliseum's Keyhole that appears in Kingdom Hearts coded. It is home to the Turn-based RPG style (ターン制RPG風 Tān-sei RPG-fu?) gameplay mode.

During the first visit, only five floors, called Layers (レイヤー Reiyā?), can be explored. After completing the story, a total of fifteen layers are available, and upon clearing those, a total of thirty layers become available.

Along the way, Data-Sora find several pieces of information explaining the new mechanics, called Hercules Memos in Kingdom Hearts coded, and shreds of wisdom (メモを拾う Memo wo Hirō?, lit. "Pick Up Memo") in Kingdom Hearts Re:coded.

Story[edit]

Kingdom Hearts coded[edit]

When Olympus Coliseum is filled with bugs, Data-Sora promptly finds the world's Keyhole and enters it to reach the labyrinth. He teams up with Hercules and Cloud to destroy the bug sources.

Hades and Cerberus are fought on Layer 05, the Rock Titan is encountered on Layer 15, the Behemoth is faced on Layer 25, and finally the true source of the bugs, the Ice Titan, is battled on Layer 30.

Mechanics[edit]

While in the field, Data-Sora retains all movement abilities but has no combat capabilities, except striking with the Keyblade. A typical layer contains several rooms with corridors connecting them. Each room is affected by the Bug Level, which indicates the amount of Bug Blox in the room and determines the strength of that room's enemies. Destroying Bug Blox and defeating Heartless reduces the Bug Level, which weakens enemies, earns bonus score points and converts Metal and Danger Blox into Normal and Prize Blox. To advance to the next layer, Data-Sora must find and examine the warp point, usually hidden beneath a pile of Bug Blox. At the end of each layer, a score is given based on the amount of score prizes obtained and the number of rooms completely debugged. Save rooms are special areas between certain layers, that contain save points. They appear after layers 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 09, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 20, 22, 24, 25, 27, and 29.

To initiate a battle, Data-Sora must come into contact or strike an enemy with the Keyblade. If Data-Sora attacks an enemy from the back, he will trigger a pre-emptive attack, giving him an extra turn at the start of the battle. However, if an enemy attacks Data-Sora from the back, Data-Sora will be caught in a back attack, giving the enemy an extra turn at the start of the battle. Swirling shadows, known as menaces (黒い影 Kuroi Kage?, lit. "Black Shadow"), contain powerful enemies that pursue Data-Sora even if he is in another room or corridor.

In combat, most abilities and the Loot Cheat are disabled since battles are entirely turn-based. Data-Sora can perform a regular attack by pressing A and can string combos up to three hits by pressing A when prompted. When an enemy attacks, blocking can be achieved by pressing Y when prompted, halving the damage taken. Holding down R, allows the party to attempt to escape the battle. Team combat with party members, such as Hercules or Cloud, is similar to individual combat, though Game Over is only achieved when Data-Sora's health is fully depleted. Some techniques are exclusive to Data-Sora, including compiled commands and licenses. However, all characters can perform a unique, individual special attack, which randomly replaces a standard combo attack.

There are also special Licenses that become available throughout the Labyrinth which can produce different effects. Depending on the specific license and its effect, the license may be either be used for battle or in the field and may either generate an immediate effect or grant a lasting status condition. More Licenses become available the deeper Data-Sora goes, though only eight varieties can be carried at once.

Special attacks[edit]

Special attacks (スペシャル攻撃 Supesharu Kōgeki?) are powerful combo finishers that have a 10% chance of activating after each hit when correctly pressing the A button.

Character Special attack Description
Data-Sora Boiling Point Deals a series of strikes to enemies.
Hercules Zero to Hero Deals an attack to an entire row of enemies.
Cloud Omnislash Deals many hits on one or more enemies.

Compiled commands[edit]

In the labyrinth, using Deck commands compiles (コンパイル Konpairu?) them into special techniques. Certain combinations of compiled commands result in different or higher level techniques. Higher level commands deal more damage, and Star of Faith, Blade Line, and Subjugate also deal more damage depending on the number of party members alive.

Technique Target Type Element
Sonic Surge (ソニックブレイク
Sonikku Bureiku?, lit. "Sonic Break") 		Single (Far) Attack Command Physical —
Sonic Line (ソニックライン
Sonikku Rain?) 		Pierce Attack Command Physical —
Faithblade (ホーリーブレード
Hōrīburēdo?, lit. "Holyblade") 		All Attack Command Physical —
Star of Faith (ホーリースター
Hōrī Sutā?, lit. "Holy Star") 		Single (Far) Attack Command Physical —
Blade Line (スラッシュライン
Surasshu Rain?, lit. "Slash Line") 		Pierce Attack Command Physical —
Subjugate (エクスターミネイト
Ekusutāmineito?, lit. "Exterminate") 		All Attack Command Physical —
Explosion (エクスプロージョン
Ekusupurōjon?) 		Single (Far) Magic Command Magic Fire
Freeze Line (コールドライン
Kōrudo Rain?, lit. "Cold Line") 		Pierce Magic Command Magic Blizzard
Zeus's Spear (ゼウススピア
Zeusu Supia?, lit. "Zeus Spear") 		All Magic Command Magic Thunder
Breath of Zeus (ゼウスブレス
Zeusu Buresu?, lit. "Zeus Breath") 		All Magic Command Magic Aero
Friend Cure (フレンドケアル
Furendo Kearu?) 		All allies Magic Command Magic —
Random License (ランダムライセンス
Randamu Raisensu?) 		All allies Magic Command Magic —
Minigames
Kingdom Hearts minigames
Dueling Riku | Racing Riku | Phil's Training | Jungle Slider | Vine Swinging
Olympus Coliseum Cups
Preliminaries | Phil Cup | Pegasus Cup | Hercules Cup | Hades Cup | Gold Match | Platinum Match
100 Acre Wood minigames
Pooh's Hunny Hunt | Block Tigger | Pooh's Swing | Tigger's Giant Pot | Pooh's Muddy Path
Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories minigames
Monstro's Belly Brawl
100 Acre Wood minigames
100 Acre Wood | Balloon Glider | Whirlwind Plunge | Bumble-Rumble | Tigger's Jump-a-Thon | Veggie Panic
Kingdom Hearts II minigames
Skateboard | Phil's Training | Magic Carpet | Chasm of Challenges | Gift Wrapping | Light Cycle | Mushroom XIII
Twilight Town minigames
Mail Delivery | Cargo Climb | Grandstander | Poster Duty | Bumble Buster | Junk Sweep | Struggle
Olympus Coliseum Cups
Pain and Panic Cup | Cerberus Cup | Titan Cup | Goddess of Fate Cup
Pain and Panic Paradox Cup | Cerberus Paradox Cup | Titan Paradox Cup | Hades Paradox Cup
Sebastian's Musical
Swim This Way | Part of Your World | Under the Sea | Ursula's Revenge | A New Day is Dawning
100 Acre Wood minigames
A Blustery Rescue | Hunny Slider | Balloon Bounce | The Expotition | The Hunny Pot
Gummi Missions
Asteroid Sweep | Stardust Sweep | Phantom Storm | Splash Island | Floating Island | Ancient Highway | Broken Highway | Phantom Storm | Sunlight Storm | Assault of the Dreadnought
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days minigames
Beginner's Training | Practical Application | Champ's Challenge | Games | Grandstander
Kingdom Hearts Re:coded minigames
System Sector | Side-scrolling | 3D Shooting | Labyrinth
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep minigames
Unversed Mission
Command Board
Keyblade Board | Royal Board | Toon Board | Spaceship Board | Skull Board | Hunny Pot Board | Secret Board
Disney Town minigames
Rumble Racing | Ice Cream Beat | Fruitball
Olympus Coliseum minigames
Break the Urns | Games (West) | Games (East)
Arena Mode Matches
Day of Reckoning | Wheels of Misfortune | Risky Riches | Weaver Fever | Sinister Sentinel | Dead Ringer | Combined Threat
Treasure Tussle | Harsh Punishment | A Time to Chill | Copycat Crisis | Keepers of the Arena | Villains' Vendetta
Light's Lessons | Monster of the Sea | Peering into Darkness
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance minigames
Dive Mode | Link Portal | Light Cycle
Flick Rush Cups
Training Cup | Beginner's Cup | Rainbow Cup | Digital Cup | Tin Pin Cup | Speed Cup | Yummy Cup | Final Cup | Horror Cup | Secret Cup
Kingdom Hearts Union χ minigames
Classic Kingdom Games
Fishin' Frenzy | Giantland | The Musical Farmer | The Karnival Kid | The Barnyard Battle
Kingdom Hearts III minigames
Bistro | Festival Dance | Flantastic Seven | Flash Tracer | Frozen Slider | Verum Rex: Beat of Lead
100 Acre Wood minigames
Lumpy's Fruit Parade | Pooh's Hunny Harvest | Tigger's Vegetable Spree
Classic Kingdom Games
Giantland | Mickey, the Mail Pilot | The Musical Farmer | Building a Building | The Mad Doctor | Mickey Cuts Up | Taxi Troubles | The Barnyard Battle | The Wayward Canary | Camping Out | The Karnival Kid | How to Play Golf | Mickey's Circus | Barnyard Sports | The Klondike Kid | Mickey's Kitten Catch | Fishin' Frenzy | Beach Party | Mickey's Prison Escape | Cast Out to Sea | How to Play Baseball | Mickey's Mechanical Man | Mickey Steps Out
Battlegates
Battlegate 0 | Battlegate 1 | Battlegate 2 | Battlegate 3 | Battlegate 4 | Battlegate 5 | Battlegate 6 | Battlegate 7 | Battlegate 8 | Battlegate 9 | Battlegate 10 | Battlegate 11 | Battlegate 12 | Battlegate 13 | Battlegate 14
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