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In ''Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories'', Thunder Boost is an [[enemy card]] effect that costs 20 CP to add to the deck and lasts for one reload. | In ''Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories'', Thunder Boost is an [[enemy card]] effect that costs 20 CP to add to the deck and lasts for one reload. It increases the damage dealt with Lightning-elemental attacks by 50%. | ||
In ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', Thunder Boost is a {{c|support ability|KH2}} that requires 5 {{AP}} to equip. | In ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', Thunder Boost is a {{c|support ability|KH2}} that requires 5 {{AP}} to equip. It boosts Thunder-type damage by 20% for each Thunder Boost ability equipped. | ||
In ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]'', Thunder Boost is a {{c|stats ability|BBS}} that can be installed up to three times. | In ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]'', Thunder Boost is a {{c|stats ability|BBS}} that can be installed up to three times. | ||
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In ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]'', Thunder Boost is a {{c|stats ability|DDD}} that can be installed up to three times. | In ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]'', Thunder Boost is a {{c|stats ability|DDD}} that can be installed up to three times. | ||
In ''[[Kingdom Hearts III]]'', Thunder Boost is a {{c|support ability|KH3}} that requires 4 {{AP}} to equip. | In ''[[Kingdom Hearts III]]'', Thunder Boost is a {{c|support ability|KH3}} that requires 4 {{AP}} to equip. It boosts Thunder-type damage by 20% for each Thunder Boost ability equipped. | ||
==Learning Thunder Boost== | ==Learning Thunder Boost== | ||
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===''Kingdom Hearts III''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts III''=== | ||
*Sora learns | *Sora learns Thunder Boost at level 34 with the Power of the Warrior or Power of the Mystic, and level 40 with the Power of the Guardian. | ||
*Donald learns Thunder Boost after defeating the enemies in the electrified room on the [[Second Floor]]. | *Donald learns Thunder Boost after defeating the enemies in the electrified room on the [[Second Floor]]. | ||
*The [[Phantom Green]] has Thunder Boost as its equipment ability. | *The [[Phantom Green]] has Thunder Boost as its equipment ability. | ||
Latest revision as of 11:01, 27 July 2024
Thunder Boost (サンダーアップ Sandā Appu, lit. "Thunder Up") is an ability introduced in Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories. It increases the damage the user inflicts with Thunder-based attacks. It can be multi-installed to increase its effects.
Mechanics[edit]
In Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories, Thunder Boost is an enemy card effect that costs 20 CP to add to the deck and lasts for one reload. It increases the damage dealt with Lightning-elemental attacks by 50%.
In Kingdom Hearts II, Thunder Boost is a support ability that requires 5 AP to equip. It boosts Thunder-type damage by 20% for each Thunder Boost ability equipped.
In Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, Thunder Boost is a stats ability that can be installed up to three times.
In Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, Thunder Boost is a stats ability that can be installed up to three times.
In Kingdom Hearts III, Thunder Boost is a support ability that requires 4 AP to equip. It boosts Thunder-type damage by 20% for each Thunder Boost ability equipped.
Learning Thunder Boost[edit]
Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories[edit]
- The Yellow Opera enemy card has Thunder Boost as its effect.
- The Black Fungus enemy card can randomly activate Thunder Boost.
- The Darkside enemy card can mimic an enemy's Thunder Boost.
Kingdom Hearts II[edit]
- Sora learns Thunder Boost at level 41 with the Dream Rod, 53 with the Dream Sword, and 99 with the Dream Shield.
- Donald learns Thunder Boost after freezing the computers at the Dataspace.
- Jack Skellington has Thunder Boost as a default ability.
- Tron learns Thunder Boost after downloading the MCP-killer program
- The Photon Debugger has Thunder Boost as its Equipment Ability.
Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix[edit]
- Sora learns Thunder Boost at level 41 with the Dream Rod, 53 with the Dream Sword, and 99 with the Dream Shield.
- Donald learns Thunder Boost after freezing the computers at the Dataspace.
- Jack Skellington has Thunder Boost as a default ability.
- Tron learns Thunder Boost after downloading the MCP-killer program
- The Photon Debugger has Thunder Boost as its Equipment Ability.
- The Meteor Staff has Thunder Boost as its Equipment Ability.
- The Shock Charm+ has Thunder Boost as its Equipment Ability.
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep[edit]
- Thunder Boost can be attached to a type C or type O Command recipe through Command Melding, either randomly or by applying a Shimmering Crystal.
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance[edit]
- Sora and Riku can purchase Thunder Boost from the Cyber Yog Ability Link for 30, 50, and 100 Link Points.
- Sora and Riku can purchase Thunder Boost from the Necho Cat Ability Link for 30, 50, and 100 Link Points.
- Sora and Riku can purchase Thunder Boost from the Thunderaffe Ability Link for 30, 50, and 100 Link Points.
- Sora and Riku can purchase Thunder Boost from the Lord Kyroo Ability Link for 30 and 50 Link Points.
- Sora and Riku can purchase Thunder Boost from the Peepsta Hoo Ability Link for 30 and 50 Link Points.
- Sora and Riku can purchase Thunder Boost from the Sudo Neku Ability Link for 30 and 50 Link Points.
- Sora and Riku can purchase Thunder Boost from the Electricorn Ability Link for 30 Link Points.
- Sora and Riku can purchase Thunder Boost from the Frootz Cat Ability Link for 30 Link Points.
Kingdom Hearts III[edit]
- Sora learns Thunder Boost at level 34 with the Power of the Warrior or Power of the Mystic, and level 40 with the Power of the Guardian.
- Donald learns Thunder Boost after defeating the enemies in the electrified room on the Second Floor.
- The Phantom Green has Thunder Boost as its equipment ability.
- The Astrolabe has Thunder Boost as its equipment ability.
- The Astrolabe+ has Thunder Boost as its equipment ability.
- The Star Medal has Thunder Boost as its equipment ability.
- The Thunder Cufflink has Thunder Boost as its equipment ability.
- The Celestriad has Thunder Boost as its equipment ability.
