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{{Q|My power has no limits!|Lexaeus during | |kana=エアーズロック | ||
{{Q|I'll crush you!|Lexaeus during | |romaji=Eāzu Rokku | ||
|khdname=Ayers Rock | |||
|khdimage=Ayers Rock KHD.gif | |||
|khdatk1=Rotation swing | |||
|khdpow1=1.75 | |||
|khdcrit1=X | |||
|khdflin1=X | |||
|khdatk2=Large rotation swing | |||
|khdpow2=2.25 | |||
|khdcrit2=X | |||
|khdflin2=X | |||
|khdatk1fl=Rotation swing | |||
|khdpow1fl=1.75 | |||
|khdcrit1fl=X | |||
|khdflin1fl=X | |||
|khdatk2fl=Large rotation swing | |||
|khdpow2fl=2.25 | |||
|khdcrit2fl=X | |||
|khdflin2fl=X | |||
|khdatk3fl=Stone pillar attack | |||
|khdpow3fl=2.56 x2 | |||
|khdcrit3fl=X | |||
|khdflin3fl=O | |||
}} | |||
{{Q|My power has no limits!|Lexaeus during his Limit Break.}} | |||
{{Q|I'll crush you!|Lexaeus during his Final Limit.}} | |||
'''Ayers Rock''' is a [[Limit Break]] that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days]]''. It allows the user to charge attacks into powerful swings and shockwaves. | |||
The limit is named for {{w|Uluru}}, also known as "Ayers Rock", a prominent, rust-red rock formation in Australia that serves as a famous landmark. | The limit is named for {{w|Uluru}}, also known as "Ayers Rock", a prominent, rust-red rock formation in Australia that serves as a famous landmark. | ||
==Mechanics== | ==Mechanics== | ||
Ayers Rock is [[Lexaeus]]'s Limit Break. It allows Lexaeus to charge his energy, indicated by a red aura around him, to perform powerful 180-degree swings, followed by shockwaves. The strength of each attack depends on the amount it was charged up for. During the Final Limit, Lexaeus' weapon becomes engulfed in rock before releasing each charged attack, increasing its strength and range. | Ayers Rock is [[Lexaeus]]'s Limit Break. It allows Lexaeus to charge his energy, indicated by a red aura around him, to perform powerful 180-degree swings, followed by shockwaves. The strength of each attack depends on the amount it was charged up for. During the Final Limit, Lexaeus's weapon becomes engulfed in rock before releasing each charged attack, increasing its strength and range. | ||
==Learning Ayers Rock== | ==Learning Ayers Rock== | ||
===''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''=== | ===''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''=== | ||
*Lexaeus has Ayers Rock as his Limit Break. | *Lexaeus has Ayers Rock as his Limit Break. | ||
[[Category:Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days abilities]] | [[Category:Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days abilities]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:09, 29 March 2022
| Ayers Rock (エアーズロック Eāzu Rokku) | |||
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| Attack | Power | Critical Chance | Flinches |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rotation swing | 1.75 | X | X |
| Large rotation swing | 2.25 | X | X |
| Final Limit | |||
| Rotation swing | 1.75 | X | X |
| Large rotation swing | 2.25 | X | X |
| Stone pillar attack | 2.56 x2 | X | O |
- "My power has no limits!"
- —Lexaeus during his Limit Break.
- "I'll crush you!"
- —Lexaeus during his Final Limit.
Ayers Rock is a Limit Break that appears in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days. It allows the user to charge attacks into powerful swings and shockwaves.
The limit is named for Uluru, also known as "Ayers Rock", a prominent, rust-red rock formation in Australia that serves as a famous landmark.
Mechanics[edit]
Ayers Rock is Lexaeus's Limit Break. It allows Lexaeus to charge his energy, indicated by a red aura around him, to perform powerful 180-degree swings, followed by shockwaves. The strength of each attack depends on the amount it was charged up for. During the Final Limit, Lexaeus's weapon becomes engulfed in rock before releasing each charged attack, increasing its strength and range.
Learning Ayers Rock[edit]
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days[edit]
- Lexaeus has Ayers Rock as his Limit Break.
