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==Command Conversion== | ==Command Conversion== | ||
[[File:Command Conversion KHRCO.png|thumb | [[File:Command Conversion KHRCO.png|thumb|The Command Matrix screen, showing commands that are ready to be converted.]] | ||
A slot group consists of two blue slots and one red slot. If commands are installed in the two blue slots, they will be "test-converted" into a new command, which appears in the red slot and the Command Deck. If the two blue slots are filled with compatible commands, indicated by a yellow highlight in the selection menu, the red slot will contain a wholly different command; otherwise the red slot will simply contain a stronger version of the command in the first blue slot. | A slot group consists of two blue slots and one red slot. If commands are installed in the two blue slots, they will be "test-converted" into a new command, which appears in the red slot and the Command Deck. If the two blue slots are filled with compatible commands, indicated by a yellow highlight in the selection menu, the red slot will contain a wholly different command; otherwise the red slot will simply contain a stronger version of the command in the first blue slot. Defeating enemies earns Command Points (CP) for all installed commands. When a command accumulates enough CP, it is marked with an exclamation point. When both commands are installed in adjacent blue slots have accumulated the requisite CP, they can be permanently converted into the command that appears in the red slot. | ||
Memory usage when test-converting commands is based on the converted command's memory usage, not those of the commands installed. Thus, installing a command in the second slot that doesn't change the resulting command produces no change in memory usage. This can be used to gather CP for commands that are not in use without changing the equipped commands for battle, which has the added benefit of making the equipped commands slightly stronger. One can exceed 100% of memory usage when testing out conversions so long as they are within the limit when they exit the menu. For example, if one has achieved 100% memory usage with less than the maximum number of commands equipped (i.e. 7 commands with 8 slots available), they can use the open command slots for converting commands with max CP so long as they remove the new converted commands afterwards. | |||
Commands can be converted over and over, but no command can exceed a maximum level of 100. Some commands can only be obtained through Command Conversion. | Commands can be converted over and over, but no command can exceed a maximum level of 100. Level 100 commands cannot be permanently converted while in the first slot unless they are producing a new command. Some commands can only be obtained through Command Conversion. Item commands cannot be converted at all and will disable the second blue slot when equipped. | ||
< | ===Overspec and Command Level=== | ||
Converting commands yields a command that is stronger than the base form of the command. With test-conversions the resulting command will only be of a higher level at most, making the command slightly stronger, though will retain any special bonuses from its parent commands. The level and bonuses also serve as the starting point for the resulting command when converting it permanently. The level of the resulting command can be calculated by adding 1 to each parent command's level, multiplying by the CP requirement needed to attain an exclamation point for each command, adding the resulting values together, and then dividing by the CP requirement for the resulting command. The resulting value is rounded down to obtain the level, with any remainder instead being converted to CP that partially fills the command's gauge. | |||
When permanently converting commands, the command may receive a rare special bonus, called an ''' Overspec''', which has three main varieties. The first Overspec will see the command be marked with a '''<code>C</code>''' symbol next to its name, which increases the amount the command fills the Command Gauge by 1% per level of the command. The second Overspec will see the command marked with a '''<code>R</code>''' symbol next to its name, which decreases the reload time for the command by 0.5% per level. Both of these bonuses will be inherited by any commands made by further conversion. If a command has received both bonuses, it will be marked with a '''<code>CR</code>''' symbol. The third and final Overspec merely adds 10 to the resulting command's level. If no Overspec is triggered, the command will receive 1 to 5 bonus levels. | |||
The chance of a '''<code>C</code>''' or '''<code>R</code>''' Overspec increases the higher the combined level of commands being converted, with an added bonus chance if the two commands are the same. It is possible for both Overspecs to trigger at once as well. The 10 Level Overspec will only trigger if neither of the other two do, and triggers at a fixed rate independent of level and also has a higher chance of triggering if the two commands are the same. Similarly, the chances of receiving higher bonus level boosts are slightly if two identical commands are converted. | |||
==List of Deck Commands== | ==List of Deck Commands== | ||
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|[[Goofy Turbo]] | |[[Goofy Turbo]] | ||
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|[[File:Wind Dash KHREC.png]] {{nihongo|'''[[Wind Dash]]'''|ウインドダッシュ|<br> | |[[File:Wind Dash KHREC.png]] {{nihongo|'''[[Wind Dash]]'''|ウインドダッシュ|<br>Uindo Dasshu}} | ||
|11% | |11% | ||
|Aero | |Aero | ||
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|[[Goofy Turbo]] | |[[Goofy Turbo]] | ||
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|[[File:Wind Dive KHREC.png]] {{nihongo|'''[[Wind Dive]]'''|ウインドダイヴ|<br> | |[[File:Wind Dive KHREC.png]] {{nihongo|'''[[Wind Dive]]'''|ウインドダイヴ|<br>Uindo Daivu}} | ||
|12% | |12% | ||
|Aero | |Aero | ||
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|[[Goofy Tornado]] | |[[Goofy Tornado]] | ||
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|[[File:Wind Sweep KHREC.png]] {{nihongo|'''[[Wind Sweep]]'''|ウインドスイープ|<br> | |[[File:Wind Sweep KHREC.png]] {{nihongo|'''[[Wind Sweep]]'''|ウインドスイープ|<br>Uindo Suīpu}} | ||
|13% | |13% | ||
|Aero | |Aero | ||
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|[[Goofy Tornado]] | |[[Goofy Tornado]] | ||
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|[[File:Wind Storm KHREC.png]] {{nihongo|'''[[Wind Storm]]'''|ウインドストーム|<br> | |[[File:Wind Storm KHREC.png]] {{nihongo|'''[[Wind Storm]]'''|ウインドストーム|<br>Uindo Sutōmu}} | ||
|15% | |15% | ||
|Aero | |Aero | ||
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|[[Goofy Tornado]] | |[[Goofy Tornado]] | ||
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|[[File:Ultimate KHREC.png]] {{nihongo|'''{{c|Eruption| | |[[File:Ultimate KHREC.png]] {{nihongo|'''{{c|Eruption|ability}}'''|イラプション|<br>Irapushon}} | ||
|18% | |18% | ||
|— | |— | ||
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|[[Donald Thundaga]] | |[[Donald Thundaga]] | ||
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|[[File:Aero KHREC.png]] {{nihongo|'''[[Wind Tracer]]'''| | |[[File:Aero KHREC.png]] {{nihongo|'''[[Wind Tracer]]'''|チェイスウインド|<br>Cheisu Uindo|lit. "Chase Wind"}} | ||
|18% | |18% | ||
|Aero | |Aero | ||
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|Recover a large amount of HP. | |Recover a large amount of HP. | ||
|[[ | |[[Friend Cure]] LV2 | ||
|[[Donald Firaga]] | |[[Donald Firaga]] | ||
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==Donald and Goofy commands== | ==Donald and Goofy commands== | ||
During [[Hollow Bastion I]], Data-Sora can not use any commands himself, aside from item commands, due to his lack of Keyblade. Instead, deck commands are substituted into commands that Data-Sora's party members execute. Hence, activating a command causes Data-Sora to call out to the appropriate party member, who responds and then performs an alternative command. | During [[Hollow Bastion Part I]], Data-Sora can not use any commands himself, aside from item commands, due to his lack of Keyblade. Instead, deck commands are substituted into commands that Data-Sora's party members execute. Hence, activating a command causes Data-Sora to call out to the appropriate party member, who responds and then performs an alternative command. | ||
When [[Goofy]] is an active party member, Data-Sora's attack commands are each substituted into one of two '''Goofy commands'''. When [[Donald]] is an active party member, Data-Sora's magic commands are each substituted into one of two '''Donald commands'''. | When [[Goofy]] is an active party member, Data-Sora's attack commands are each substituted into one of two '''Goofy commands'''. When [[Donald]] is an active party member, Data-Sora's magic commands are each substituted into one of two '''Donald commands'''. | ||
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Goofy Turbo]]'''|グーフタボ|<br>Gūfu Tabo|lit. "Goof Turbo"}} | |{{nihongo|'''[[Goofy Turbo]]'''|グーフタボ|<br>Gūfu Tabo|lit. "Goof Turbo"}} | ||
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|Goofy | |Goofy dashes forward, dealing damage if contact is made. | ||
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Goofy Tornado]]'''|グーフトルネド|<br>Gūfu Torunedo|lit. "Goof Tornado"}} | |{{nihongo|'''[[Goofy Tornado]]'''|グーフトルネド|<br>Gūfu Torunedo|lit. "Goof Tornado"}} | ||
|— | |— | ||
|Goofy | |Goofy spins around, dealing damage if contact is made. | ||
|- | |- | ||
|rowspan="2"|'''Donald''' | |rowspan="2"|'''Donald''' | ||
Latest revision as of 18:23, 28 March 2024
| This article is about Deck Commands in Kingdom Hearts Re:coded. You may be looking for Deck Commands in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep or Deck Commands in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. |
The Command Matrix (コマンドマトリックス Komando Matorikkusu) is the command system in Kingdom Hearts Re:coded. Before deck commands can be used in battle and in the field, they need to be installed in the Command Matrix.
The commands that can be installed are limited by the amount of Memory each command takes up and the number of available slot groups in the Command Deck. Three slot groups are available initially, with up to five additional slot groups that can be unlocked by hooking up chips to Command Expansions in the Stat Matrix.
Command Conversion[edit]
A slot group consists of two blue slots and one red slot. If commands are installed in the two blue slots, they will be "test-converted" into a new command, which appears in the red slot and the Command Deck. If the two blue slots are filled with compatible commands, indicated by a yellow highlight in the selection menu, the red slot will contain a wholly different command; otherwise the red slot will simply contain a stronger version of the command in the first blue slot. Defeating enemies earns Command Points (CP) for all installed commands. When a command accumulates enough CP, it is marked with an exclamation point. When both commands are installed in adjacent blue slots have accumulated the requisite CP, they can be permanently converted into the command that appears in the red slot.
Memory usage when test-converting commands is based on the converted command's memory usage, not those of the commands installed. Thus, installing a command in the second slot that doesn't change the resulting command produces no change in memory usage. This can be used to gather CP for commands that are not in use without changing the equipped commands for battle, which has the added benefit of making the equipped commands slightly stronger. One can exceed 100% of memory usage when testing out conversions so long as they are within the limit when they exit the menu. For example, if one has achieved 100% memory usage with less than the maximum number of commands equipped (i.e. 7 commands with 8 slots available), they can use the open command slots for converting commands with max CP so long as they remove the new converted commands afterwards.
Commands can be converted over and over, but no command can exceed a maximum level of 100. Level 100 commands cannot be permanently converted while in the first slot unless they are producing a new command. Some commands can only be obtained through Command Conversion. Item commands cannot be converted at all and will disable the second blue slot when equipped.
Overspec and Command Level[edit]
Converting commands yields a command that is stronger than the base form of the command. With test-conversions the resulting command will only be of a higher level at most, making the command slightly stronger, though will retain any special bonuses from its parent commands. The level and bonuses also serve as the starting point for the resulting command when converting it permanently. The level of the resulting command can be calculated by adding 1 to each parent command's level, multiplying by the CP requirement needed to attain an exclamation point for each command, adding the resulting values together, and then dividing by the CP requirement for the resulting command. The resulting value is rounded down to obtain the level, with any remainder instead being converted to CP that partially fills the command's gauge.
When permanently converting commands, the command may receive a rare special bonus, called an Overspec, which has three main varieties. The first Overspec will see the command be marked with a C symbol next to its name, which increases the amount the command fills the Command Gauge by 1% per level of the command. The second Overspec will see the command marked with a R symbol next to its name, which decreases the reload time for the command by 0.5% per level. Both of these bonuses will be inherited by any commands made by further conversion. If a command has received both bonuses, it will be marked with a CR symbol. The third and final Overspec merely adds 10 to the resulting command's level. If no Overspec is triggered, the command will receive 1 to 5 bonus levels.
The chance of a C or R Overspec increases the higher the combined level of commands being converted, with an added bonus chance if the two commands are the same. It is possible for both Overspecs to trigger at once as well. The 10 Level Overspec will only trigger if neither of the other two do, and triggers at a fixed rate independent of level and also has a higher chance of triggering if the two commands are the same. Similarly, the chances of receiving higher bonus level boosts are slightly if two identical commands are converted.
List of Deck Commands[edit]
Attack Commands[edit]
| Ability | Memory | Element | Description | Compiled Command | Goofy Command |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Rising Strike (ライズアッパー Raizu Appa, lit. "Rise Upper") |
8% | — | Smack foes high into the air. | Sonic Surge LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Quick Blitz (エリアルブレイク Eriaru Bureiku, lit. "Aerial Break") |
11% | — | Bash foes with a powerful jumping attack. | Sonic Surge LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Fire Edge (ファイアブレイド Faia Bureido, lit. "Fire Blade") |
13% | Fire | Wrap your Keyblade in flame, then bash foes with a powerful jumping attack. | Sonic Surge LV2 | Goofy Turbo |
 Blizzard Edge (ブリザドブレイド Burizado Bureido, lit. "Blizzard Blade") |
13% | Blizzard | Wrap your Keyblade in ice, then bash foes with a powerful jumping attack. | Sonic Surge LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Thunder Edge (サンダーブレイド Sandā Bureido, lit. "Thunder Blade") |
13% | Thunder | Wrap your Keyblade in lightning, then bash foes with a powerful jumping attack. | Sonic Surge LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Aero Edge (エアロブレイド Earo Bureido, lit. "Aero Blade") |
13% | Aero | Wrap your Keyblade in wind, then bash foes with a powerful jumping attack. | Sonic Surge LV2 | Goofy Turbo |
 Sliding Dash (スライドダッシュ Suraido Dasshu, lit. "Slide Dash") |
10% | — | Hit faraway enemies with a sliding attack. | Sonic Line LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Heat Dash (ヒートダッシュ Hīto Dasshu) |
11% | Fire | Wrap yourself in flame, then hit faraway enemies with a sliding attack. | Sonic Line LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Ice Dash (アイスダッシュ Aisu Dasshu) |
12% | Blizzard | Wrap yourself in ice, then hit faraway enemies with a sliding attack. | Sonic Line LV2 | Goofy Turbo |
 Spark Dash (スパークダッシュ Supāku Dasshu) |
11% | Thunder | Wrap yourself in lightning, then hit faraway enemies with a sliding attack. | Sonic Line LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Wind Dash (ウインドダッシュ Uindo Dasshu) |
11% | Aero | Wrap yourself in wind, then hit faraway enemies with a sliding attack. | Sonic Line LV2 | Goofy Turbo |
 Round Blitz (リボルブブレイク Reborubu Bureiku, lit. "Revolve Break") |
10% | — | Punish surrounding foes with a spinning attack. | Faithblade LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Fire Blast (ファイアブラスト Faia Burasuto) |
12% | Fire | Wrap yourself in flame, then punish surrounding foes with a spinning attack. | Faithblade LV1 | Goofy Tornado |
 Blizzard Blast (ブリザドブラスト Burizado Burasuto) |
12% | Blizzard | Wrap yourself in ice, then punish surrounding foes with a spinning attack. | Faithblade LV1 | Goofy Tornado |
 Thunder Blast (サンダーブラスト Sandā Burasuto) |
12% | Thunder | Wrap yourself in lightning, then punish surrounding foes with a spinning attack. | Faithblade LV2 | Goofy Tornado |
 Aero Blast (エアロブラスト Earo Burasuto) |
11% | Aero | Wrap yourself in wind, then punish surrounding foes with a spinning attack. | Faithblade LV2 | Goofy Tornado |
 Sliding Rush (スライドラッシュ Suraido Rasshu, lit. "Slide Rush") |
10% | — | Lay into enemies with a powerful charging attack. | Sonic Surge LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Fire Buster (ファイアバスター Faia Basutā) |
12% | Fire | Wrap your Keyblade in flame, then lay into enemies with a powerful charging attack. | Sonic Surge LV2 | Goofy Turbo |
 Blizzard Buster (ブリザドブラスト Burizado Basutā) |
12% | Blizzard | Wrap your Keyblade in ice, then lay into enemies with a powerful charging attack. | Sonic Surge LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Thunder Buster (サンダーバスター Sandā Basutā) |
12% | Thunder | Wrap your Keyblade in lightning, then lay into enemies with a powerful charging attack. | Sonic Surge LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Aero Buster (エアロバスター Earo Basutā) |
12% | Aero | Wrap your Keyblade in wind, then lay into enemies with a powerful charging attack. | Sonic Surge LV2 | Goofy Turbo |
 Aerial Slam (エリアルスラム Eriaru Suramu) |
9% | — | Smack foes over the head. | Sonic Surge LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Fire Slam (ファイアスラム Faia Suramu) |
12% | Fire | Wrap your Keyblade in flame, then smack foes over the head. | Sonic Surge LV2 | Goofy Turbo |
 Blizzard Slam (ブリザドスラム Burizado Suramu) |
12% | Blizzard | Wrap your Keyblade in ice, then smack foes over the head. | Sonic Surge LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Thunder Slam (サンダースラム Sandā Suramu) |
12% | Thunder | Wrap your Keyblade in lightning, then smack foes over the head. | Sonic Surge LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Aero Slam (エアロスラム Earo Suramu) |
12% | Aero | Wrap your Keyblade in wind, then smack foes over the head. | Sonic Surge LV2 | Goofy Turbo |
 Land Crash (ランドクラッシュ Rando Kurasshu) |
10% | — | Dive at enemies with the Keyblade. | Sonic Line LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Heat Dive (ヒートダイヴ Hīto Daivu) |
12% | Fire | Wrap yourself in flame, then dive at enemies with the Keyblade. | Sonic Line LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Ice Dive (アイスダイヴ Aisu Daivu) |
12% | Blizzard | Wrap yourself in ice, then dive at enemies with the Keyblade. | Sonic Line LV2 | Goofy Turbo |
 Spark Dive (スパークダイヴ Supāku Daivu) |
12% | Thunder | Wrap yourself in lightning, then dive at enemies with the Keyblade. | Sonic Line LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Wind Dive (ウインドダイヴ Uindo Daivu) |
12% | Aero | Wrap yourself in wind, then dive at enemies with the Keyblade. | Sonic Line LV2 | Goofy Turbo |
 Strike Raid (ストライクレイド Sutoraiku Reido) |
15% | — | Hurl your Keyblade toward enemies. | Sonic Line LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Fire Raid (ファイアレイド Faia Reido) |
17% | Fire | Wrap your Keyblade in flame, then hurl it toward enemies. | Sonic Line LV1 | Goofy Tornado |
 Blizzard Raid (ブリザドレイド Burizado Reido) |
18% | Blizzard | Wrap your Keyblade in ice, then hurl it toward enemies. | Sonic Line LV2 | Goofy Tornado |
 Thunder Raid (サンダーレイド Sandā Reido) |
18% | Thunder | Wrap your Keyblade in lightning, then hurl it toward enemies. | Sonic Line LV1 | Goofy Tornado |
 Aero Raid (エアロレイド Earo Reido) |
16% | Aero | Wrap your Keyblade in wind, then hurl it toward enemies. | Sonic Line LV2 | Goofy Tornado |
 Aerial Sweep (エリアルスイープ Eriaru Suīpu) |
11% | — | Crack down on surrounding foes with a jumping spin attack. | Faithblade LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Heat Sweep (ヒートスイープ Hīto Suīpu) |
14% | Fire | Wrap yourself in flame, then crack down on surrounding foes with a jumping spin attack. | Faithblade LV1 | Goofy Tornado |
 Ice Sweep (アイススイープ Aisu Suīpu) |
14% | Blizzard | Wrap yourself in ice, then crack down on surrounding foes with a jumping spin attack. | Faithblade LV1 | Goofy Tornado |
 Spark Sweep (スパークスイープ Supāku Suīpu) |
14% | Thunder | Wrap yourself in lightning, then crack down on surrounding foes with a jumping spin attack. | Faithblade LV2 | Goofy Tornado |
 Wind Sweep (ウインドスイープ Uindo Suīpu) |
13% | Aero | Wrap yourself in wind, then crack down on surrounding foes with a jumping spin attack. | Faithblade LV2 | Goofy Tornado |
 Air Spiral (エアスパイラル Ea Supairaru) |
13% | — | Deal multiple hits with a somersault attack. | Faithblade LV1 | Goofy Turbo |
 Heat Storm (ヒートストーム Hīto Sutōmu) |
16% | Fire | Wrap yourself in flame, then deal multiple hits with a somersault attack. | Faithblade LV1 | Goofy Tornado |
 Ice Storm (アイスストーム Aisu Sutōmu) |
16% | Blizzard | Wrap yourself in ice, then deal multiple hits with a somersault attack. | Faithblade LV1 | Goofy Tornado |
 Spark Storm (スパークストーム Supāku Sutōmu) |
16% | Thunder | Wrap yourself in lightning, then deal multiple hits with a somersault attack. | Faithblade LV2 | Goofy Tornado |
 Wind Storm (ウインドストーム Uindo Sutōmu) |
15% | Aero | Wrap yourself in wind, then deal multiple hits with a somersault attack. | Faithblade LV2 | Goofy Tornado |
 Chain Rave (チェーンレイヴ Chēn Reivu) |
13% | — | Hold your Keyblade by the chain and swing it around as you charge. Enemy attacks will bounce right off. | Sonic Surge LV3 | Goofy Tornado |
| Rising Rush (ラッシュアッパー Rasshu Appā, lit. "Rush Upper") |
15% | — | Charge through enemies and deal multiple hits, then finish by knocking them into the air. | Sonic Line LV3 | Goofy Tornado |
| Muscle Strike (ハードストライク Hādo Sutoraiku, lit. "Hard Strike") |
19% | — | Knock enemies into next week with a single, powerful attack. | Sonic Surge LV3 | Goofy Tornado |
| Stun Impact (スタンインパクト Sutan Inpakuto) |
16% | — | Send out a shock wave that knocks out some surrounding enemies. | Faithblade LV3 | Goofy Tornado |
 Eruption (イラプション Irapushon) |
18% | — | Drive your Keyblade into the ground and trigger a blast of light that rockets foes upward. | Star of Faith LV1 | Goofy Tornado |
| Zantetsuken (ザンテツケン Zantetsuken) |
22% | — | Potentially deal a devastating amount of damages with a single, impossibly fast strike. | Blade Line LV1 | Goofy Tornado |
| Judgment Triad (ジャッジオブ3 Jajji Obu 3, lit. "Judge of 3") |
24% | — | Leap backwards, then produce three Keyblades that chase your foes down. | Sonic Line LV3 | Goofy Tornado |
| Shock Fall (ショックフォール Shokku Fōru) |
15% | — | Leap straight up, then slam your Keyblade into the ground and hit nearby foes with the shock wave. | Faithblade LV3 | Goofy Tornado |
| Gravity Drop (グラビデドロップ Gurabide Doroppu) |
23% | — | Produce a sphere of gravity that pulls enemies in, then explodes as you slam them all into the ground. | Subjugate LV1 | Goofy Tornado |
Magic Commands[edit]
| Ability | Memory | Element | Description | Compiled Command | Donald Command |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Fire (ファイア Faia) |
14% | Fire | Launch a ball of fire toward enemies. | Explosion LV1 | Donald Firaga |
| Fira (ファイラ Faira) |
15% | Fire | Launch a ball of fire toward enemies. | Explosion LV1 | Donald Firaga |
| Firaga (ファイガ Faiga, lit. "Figa") |
16% | Fire | Launch a ball of fire toward enemies. | Explosion LV1 | Donald Thundaga |
| Triple Firaga (トリプルファイガ Toripuru Faiga, lit. "Triple Figa") |
16% | Fire | Launch three consecutive balls of fire toward enemies. | Explosion LV1 | Donald Thundaga |
| Firaga Burst (バーストファイガ Bāsuto Faiga, lit. "Burst Figa") |
16% | Fire | Launch a swift ball of fire toward enemies. The impact will send them reeling. | Explosion LV2 | Donald Firaga |
| Triple Burst (トリプルバースト Toripuru Bāsuto) |
16% | Fire | Launch a series of swift fireballs toward enemies. The impact will send them reeling. | Explosion LV2 | Donald Thundaga |
| Flame Fall (フレイムフォール Fureimu Fōru) |
24% | Fire | Launch a ball of fire into the air and send it crashing down on an enemy's position. | Explosion LV3 | Donald Thundaga |
 Blizzard (ブリザド Burizado) |
19% | Blizzard | Launch a chunk of ice right at enemies. It can pass through multiple targets. | Freeze Line LV1 | Donald Firaga |
| Blizzara (ブリザラ Burizara) |
21% | Blizzard | Launch a chunk of ice right at enemies. It can pass through multiple targets. | Freeze Line LV1 | Donald Firaga |
| Blizzaga (ブリザガ Burizaga) |
22% | Blizzard | Launch a chunk of ice right at enemies. It can pass through multiple targets. | Freeze Line LV1 | Donald Thundaga |
| Triple Blizzaga (トリプルブリザガ Toripuru Burizaga) |
22% | Blizzard | Launch three consecutive chunks of ice right at enemies. They can pass through multiple targets. | Freeze Line LV1 | Donald Thundaga |
| Blizzaga Pursuit (パスートブリザガ Pasūto Burizaga, lit. "Pursuit Blizzaga") |
20% | Blizzard | Launch a chunk of ice that changes direction, hunting down and passing through multiple targets. | Freeze Line LV2 | Donald Firaga |
| Triple Pursuit (トリプルパスート Toripuru Pasūto) |
22% | Blizzard | Launch a series of ice chunks that changes direction, hunting down and passing through multiple targets. | Freeze Line LV2 | Donald Thundaga |
| Icicle Mine (アイシクルマイン Aishikuru Main) |
20% | Blizzard | Place an ice crystal in the middle of the air. It will explode if an enemy approaches. | Freeze Line LV3 | Donald Thundaga |
 Thunder (サンダー Sandā) |
12% | Thunder | Hit the surrounding area with multiple lightning bolts. | Zeus's Spear LV1 | Donald Firaga |
| Thundara (サンダラ Sandara) |
15% | Thunder | Hit the surrounding area with multiple lightning bolts. | Zeus's Spear LV1 | Donald Firaga |
| Thundaga (サンダガ Sandaga) |
16% | Thunder | Hit the surrounding area with multiple lightning bolts. | Zeus's Spear LV1 | Donald Thundaga |
| Thunder Tracer (チェイスサンダー Cheisu Sandā, lit. "Chase Thunder") |
18% | Thunder | Unleash a wave of lightning bolts that swiftly home in on enemies and deal continual damage. | Zeus's Spear LV2 | Donald Thundaga |
| Pulse Tracer (チェイスパルサー Cheisu Parusā, lit. "Chase Pulsar") |
18% | Thunder | Unleash a wave of lightning bolts that slowly home in on enemies and deal continual damage. | Zeus's Spear LV2 | Donald Thundaga |
| Exo Spark (スパークショック Supāku Shokku, lit. "Spark Shock") |
20% | Thunder | Discharge a torrent of electricity that deals continual damage to surrounding foes. | Zeus's Spear LV3 | Donald Thundaga |
 Aero (エアロ Earo) |
15% | Aero | Shoot a gust of wind at enemies that lifts them into the air. | Breath of Zeus LV1 | Donald Firaga |
| Aerora (エアロラ Earora) |
16% | Aero | Shoot a gust of wind at enemies that lifts them into the air. | Breath of Zeus LV1 | Donald Firaga |
| Aeroga (エアロガ Earoga) |
17% | Aero | Shoot a gust of wind at enemies that lifts them into the air. | Breath of Zeus LV1 | Donald Thundaga |
| Tornado Tracer (チェイストルネド Cheisu Torunedo, lit. "Chase Tornado") |
18% | Aero | Shoot a gust of wind that homes in on enemies and keeps them airborne. | Breath of Zeus LV2 | Donald Thundaga |
| Wind Tracer (チェイスウインド Cheisu Uindo, lit. "Chase Wind") |
18% | Aero | Shoot a gust of wind that homes in on enemies and deals continual damage. | Breath of Zeus LV2 | Donald Thundaga |
| Cyclone (サイクロン Saikuron) |
17% | Aero | Call upon the wind to pull surrounding enemies in, then fling them high into the air. | Breath of Zeus LV3 | Donald Thundaga |
 Cure (ケアル Kearu) |
9% | — | Recover a small amount of HP. | Friend Cure LV1 | Donald Firaga |
| Cura (ケアルラ Kearura, lit. "Curera") |
10% | — | Recover a large amount of HP. | Friend Cure LV2 | Donald Firaga |
| Curaga (ケアルガ Kearuga, lit. "Curega") |
11% | — | Recover a huge amount of HP. | Friend Cure LV3 | Donald Thundaga |
 Esuna (エスナ Esuna) |
10% | — | Cure all negative status effects and restore a very small amount of HP. | Random License LV1 | Donald Firaga |
 Magnet (マグネ Magune) |
17% | — | Use magnetic force to pull surrounding enemies toward you and deal a small amount of damage. | Random License LV1 | Donald Firaga |
| Magnera (マグネラ Magunera) |
17% | — | Use magnetic force to pull surrounding enemies toward you and deal a small amount of damage. | Random License LV2 | Donald Firaga |
| Magnega (マグネガ Magunega) |
21% | — | Use magnetic force to pull surrounding enemies toward you and deal a small amount of damage. | Random License LV3 | Donald Thundaga |
| Magnet Grab (スナイプマグネ Sunaipu Magune, lit. "Snipe Magnet") |
18% | — | Launch a ball of magnetism toward foes. The enemy it hits will be pulled toward you. | Random License LV2 | Donald Firaga |
 Slow (スロウ Surou) |
14% | — | Slow down the movement of surrounding enemies and deal a small amount of damage. | Random License LV1 | Donald Firaga |
| Stop (ストップ Sutoppu) |
14% | — | Stop surrounding enemies from moving and deal a small amount of damage. | Random License LV2 | Donald Firaga |
| Confuse (コンフュ Konfyu) |
14% | — | Cause surrounding enemies to attack each other, and deal a small amount of damage. | Random License LV1 | Donald Firaga |
 Quake (クエイク Kueiku) |
15% | — | Generate an earthquake that stuns and deals major damage to foes near the ground. | Random License LV3 | Donald Thundaga |
Item Commands[edit]
| Ability | Memory | Capacity | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
 Potion (ポーション Pōshon) |
9% | 3 | Restores a small amount of HP. |
| Hi-Potion (ハイポーション Hai Pōshon) |
11% | 2 | Restores a large amount of HP. |
 Ether (エーテル Ēteru) |
11% | 3 | Raises your clock level by 1. |
| Hi-Ether (ハイエーテル Hai Ēteru) |
12% | 2 | Raises your clock level by 2. |
 Panacea (オールキュア Ōru Kyua, lit. "All Cure") |
10% | 3 | Cures you of all negative status effects. |
 Elixir (エリクサー Erikusā) |
10% | 2 | Fully restores your HP and cures you of all negative status effects. |
| Megalixir (ラストエリクサー Rasuto Erikusā, lit. "Last Elixir") |
12% | 1 | Fully restores your HP, cures all negative status effects, and raises your clock level to the max. |
Compiled commands[edit]
During the Labyrinth of Olympus Coliseum, deck command mechanics are modified drastically, in order to suit the area's turn-based gameplay system. The new mechanics involve converting and combining deck commands to unleash new ones.
Donald and Goofy commands[edit]
During Hollow Bastion Part I, Data-Sora can not use any commands himself, aside from item commands, due to his lack of Keyblade. Instead, deck commands are substituted into commands that Data-Sora's party members execute. Hence, activating a command causes Data-Sora to call out to the appropriate party member, who responds and then performs an alternative command.
When Goofy is an active party member, Data-Sora's attack commands are each substituted into one of two Goofy commands. When Donald is an active party member, Data-Sora's magic commands are each substituted into one of two Donald commands.
| Character | Ability | Element | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goofy | Goofy Turbo (グーフタボ Gūfu Tabo, lit. "Goof Turbo") |
— | Goofy dashes forward, dealing damage if contact is made. |
| Goofy Tornado (グーフトルネド Gūfu Torunedo, lit. "Goof Tornado") |
— | Goofy spins around, dealing damage if contact is made. | |
| Donald | Donald Firaga (ドナファイガ Dona Faiga, lit. "Dona Figa") |
— | Donald casts Firaga, shooting a strong bolt of fire at foes. |
| Donald Thundaga (ドナサンダガ Dona Sandaga, lit. "Dona Thundaga") |
— | Donald casts Thundaga, summoning several bolts of lightning to hit enemies. |
