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|kana=ハニーストーム | |||
|romaji=Hanī Sutōmu | |||
|comname=Honey Storm | |||
|comdesc=Use a gust of wind to blow honeypots away, killing all bees that have appeared. | |||
|comcard={{sleight|Wind|Honey}} | |||
|recomonly=* | |||
}} | |||
'''Honey Storm''' is a technique that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories]]''. It allows the user to blow several honeypots away with a gust of wind. | |||
==Mechanics== | ==Mechanics== | ||
Honey Storm is a [[ | In ''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories'', Honey Storm is a [[Magic Sleight]] exclusive to [[Bumble-Rumble]]. It kills all bees that have appeared. | ||
==Learning Honey Storm== | ==Learning Honey Storm== | ||
===''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories''=== | ||
*Sora can use Honey Storm during | *Sora can use Honey Storm during Bumble-Rumble. | ||
[[Category:Kingdom Hearts | [[Category:Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories abilities]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:29, 4 June 2024
| Honey Storm (ハニーストーム Hanī Sutōmu) | ||||
| Use a gust of wind to blow honeypots away, killing all bees that have appeared. | ||||
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Honey Storm is a technique that appears in Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories. It allows the user to blow several honeypots away with a gust of wind.
Mechanics[edit]
In Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories, Honey Storm is a Magic Sleight exclusive to Bumble-Rumble. It kills all bees that have appeared.
Learning Honey Storm[edit]
Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories[edit]
- Sora can use Honey Storm during Bumble-Rumble.
