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The '''Brawlamari''' is a [[Dream Eater]] that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]''. It serves as a boss during [[Sora]]'s [[Dive Mode|Dive]] to [[The Grid]] and [[Riku]]'s Dive to the [[Country of the Musketeers]].
The '''Brawlamari''' is a [[Dream Eater]] that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]''. It serves as a boss during [[Sora]]'s [[Dive Mode|Dive]] to [[The Grid]] and [[Riku]]'s Dive to the [[Country of the Musketeers]].


==Design==
==Design==
The Brawlamari's name is a portmanteau of "brawl" and "{{w|calamari}}". {{nihongo||いか|Ika}} is the Japanese word for {{W|squid}}.
The Brawlamari's name is a portmanteau of "brawl" and "{{w|calamari}}". Its Japanese name is a portmanteau of {{nihongo||イカ下足|ikageso}}, the Japanese word for {{W|squid}} tentacle, and {{nihongo|"sword"|ソード|sōdo}}.
 
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==Battle==
==Strategy==
===Side: Sora===
===Side: Sora===
Sora is the first to engage battle with this Dream Eater in the game, which reflects on having a simpler battle with Brawlamari. It has five attacks, and only one can cause trouble evading:
Sora is the first to engage battle with this Dream Eater, which reflects on having a simpler battle with Brawlamari. It will start by using Sword Stab, followed by Rock Crush, and Laser Barrier. Missing the attack or not, the Brawlamari creates an opening, and Sora will be able to reach his weak spot, the flashing dots on its head. When destroying one of them, it regains consciousness and retreats.
*Blade: It charges its blade-like tentacles for a single attack. Easily dodge it with Reflect;
*Rock throw: It sucks in air, and a rock will come to him. After cutting it to smaller pieces, it throws them all at Sora. Again, just use Reflect to a direction with no rocks;
*Laser: His other four tentacles create continuous lasers that go randomly through the area. They usually stop for a moment before following on one same direction, so watch them carefully and make your evasive moves;
*Laser grenade: It launches multiple bombs that cause damage in contact. Usually all in the same direction, which makes it easier to dodge.


It will usually make two or three attacks of the above ones and move to the next one:
After destroying one weak spot, it will use Squid Laser, followed by Wild Bullets, Sword Slash, and Laser Barrier again. Once again, wait for the opening and strike its weak spot.


*Barrier: It greats a type of offensive barrier and closes in the player. One could slow down the speed to avoid coming to contact with it, or even use Reflect on the borders, though the first method is safer.
Getting the Gold Diver rank involves destroying one weak spot per attempt, since it will retreat after one weak spot is gone. So at each try, you must focus on destroying one spot before it regains consciousness, using the first two attempts to kill it. Also, speeding up after defeating Brawlamari does help on getting to the Finish Line sooner, which multiplies your score even more depending on how fast you got there. Don't speed too much, however, or you won't get the stars.
Missing the attack or not, the Brawlamari creates an opening, and Sora will be able to reach his weak spot, the flashing dots on its head. When destroying one of them, it regains consciousness and retreats for more attacks. Repeat the process.
 
Note: The Laser attacks are usually performed after the first attack Sora makes. Getting "Gold Diver" involves destroying one spot per attempt, since it will retreat after one dot is gone. So at each try, you must focus on destroying one spot before it regains consciousness, using the first two attempts to kill it.
 
Also, speeding up after defeating Brawlamari does help on getting to the Finish Line sooner, which multiplies your score even more depending on how fast you got there. Don't speed too much, however, or you won't get the stars.


===Side: Riku===
===Side: Riku===
Riku's battle, on the other hand, occurs later on in the game, allowing a harder fight to take place. It starts off just like Sora's battle, but the player will soon realize his attacks have improved. Only one attack is new to this boss, but all of his other moves will have new remarks.
Riku's battle starts the same as Sora's, although the attacks have improved. It uses Laser Barrier more frequently. Like before, its weak spots become vulnerable after using Laser Barrier. However, once the two weak spots have been defeated, Brawlamari moves on to its second phase.
*Blade: at the beginning of the battle, this attack will have an improved version of the first one. After making an attempt to hit Riku, Brawlamari will keep these tentacles in place, and then try a new slash.
*Rock throw: It will get faster as whole, since the rock goes to him faster, but it's also thrown faster. There must be timing for the evasive move, and there must be caution when choosing the direction you evade to.  


At first it will only have these attacks. It will only make one attack, then move to the Barrier attack (above), that the only change is that's faster, but very little, so the move is the same. Once both flashing dots are destroyed, it will seem defeated, but it will change into it's second form. It also reveals it's new weak spots for a second, when it opens it's mouth-like area.
In the second phase, it starts using Diffusion Laser. Riku needs to hide behind the rocks that appear to avoid damage, as the laser covers the entire screen. After the attack, it will reveal four new weak spots. Once two of them have been destroyed, its attacks become more fierce. It starts using Sword Stab multiple times in a row, followed by Sword Slash. During Diffusion Laser, the rocks that provide shelter now move around, requiring Riku to keep moving as well.


For some reason, it won't make it's more powerful moves until two weak spots are destroyed, what would be enough time getting used to it, but it's actually arguably easier than his first form (in Sora's side).
It's a good idea to defeat the weak spots all at the same time. Since there's no need to defeat one per try, and it gets harder as you defeat each of them, it's better to try and destroy them as close to each other as possible.
His attacks will be the same, but he will reveal his new stronger move:
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*Cannon: It will charge up energy, so you know this will be devastating. Luckily, some rocks will gather around the center (which can be confused to the ones he usually throws at you), and you can hide behind them during the whole thing. It's the only way to avoid it, since it covers the whole area, and if you're caught in it twice, you're most likely to be defeated. There's quite some time to get behind the rocks, but don't get too comfortable.
{{atk|{{nihongo|'''Sword Stab'''|剣突き刺し|<br>Ken Tsukisashi}}|—|—|—|—|Charges its blade-like tentacles and thrusts them forward.|Starts with this attack against Sora.}}
{{atk|{{nihongo|'''Rock Crush'''|岩クラッシュ|<br>Iwa Kurasshu}}|—|—|—|—|Sucks in a large rock, breaks it, and sends the pieces flying. The pieces of rock can be attacked to obtain a HP prize for each.|Starts with this attack against Riku.}}
{{atk|{{nihongo|'''Laser Barrier'''|レーザーバリア|<br>Rēzā Baria}}|—|—|—|—|Fires a laser over a wide area.|For Riku's side, it is only used during the first phase. Can be avoided by using Aerial Brake to slow down. Causes the weak spots to be within range after evading.}}
{{atk|{{nihongo|'''Squid Laser'''|イカレーザー|<br>Ika Rēzā}}|—|—|—|—|Fires four lasers that move around.|Can be avoided by moving in a circular motion.}}
{{atk|{{nihongo|'''Wild Bullets'''|バラマキ弾|<br>Baramaki-dan}}|—|—|—|—|Only used against Sora. Fires countless bullets.|The bullets can be avoided with Reflect Dodge.}}
{{atk|{{nihongo|'''Sword Slash'''|剣なぎ払い|<br>Ken Nagiharai}}|—|—|—|—|Sticks out its tentacles and sweeps them across the screen.|Used after a Sword Stab.}}
{{atk|{{nihongo|'''Diffusion Laser'''|拡散レーザー|<br>Kakusan Rēzā}}|—|—|—|—|Only used against Riku during the second phase. Charges energy, then fire a laser across the entire screen. Floating rocks provide cover from the laser. When 2 or fewer weak spots are left, the rocks will move.|The weak spots become targettable after evading this attack.<br>Referred to as "super-laser" in-game.}}
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Again, he will show his weak spot, and like before, it doesn't matter if you're hit by his attack or not, you'll be able to see all his four weak spots. Unlike before, however, he won't hide away after having one flashing dot eliminated, which allows you to use all the time you need.
==Gallery==
 
<gallery>
Like mentioned before, after two weak spots are gone, things will get rough, and the battle will get harder, nothing too serious though. His attacks will change with lots of improvements:
File:Brawlamari (Sora's Side) (Art).png|Concept art of the Brawlamari on Sora's side.
*Blade: It will try to hit you three times, pulling his tentacles back and forth after each attempt. At the last one, it will seem he's stopped, but it will try to slice you (like before). So you have to watch out and remember his tactic.
File:Brawlamari (Riku's Side) (Art).png|Concept art of the Brawlamari on Riku's side.
*Lasers: It will use four simultaneously, a lot more faster, more randomly 9creating small circles), though he will use them all to follow you.
</gallery>
*Cannon: The attack does not change, but it gets harder as each weak spot is destroyed. It seems his attack gets stronger, what forces the rocks to start moving during the attack, and if one is not careful, they will drift away, and receive damage. With two killed, they move away really slowly (which is good because you can easily keep up, but bad because sometimes you don't even notice they're moving), and when three are destroyed, the rocks will move away quickly.
 
He will stop performing the Rock Throw attack in the second phase, and doesn't use the Laser Grenade at all in this fight.
It's a good idea to defeat the weak spots all at the same time. Since there's no need to defeat one per try, and it gets harder as you defeat each of them, it's better to try and destroy them as close to each other as possible.


==Videos==
==Videos==
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Latest revision as of 11:13, 1 December 2024

Brawlamari

Brawlamari (Sora's Side) KH3D.png

Brawlamari (Riku's Side) KH3D.png

Japanese イカゲソード
Rōmaji Ikagesōdo
Translation Ikagesword

Type Nightmare Dream Eater
Game Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
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KH3D tracks
Battle theme - Wild Blue
Brawlamari

Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
A six-armed arsenal with twin sword-acles, four laser-cles, and a million ways to use 'em.

The Brawlamari is a Dream Eater that appears in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. It serves as a boss during Sora's Dive to The Grid and Riku's Dive to the Country of the Musketeers.

Design[edit]

The Brawlamari's name is a portmanteau of "brawl" and "calamari". Its Japanese name is a portmanteau of ikageso (イカ下足?), the Japanese word for squid tentacle, and "sword" (ソード sōdo?).

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Strategy[edit]

Side: Sora[edit]

Sora is the first to engage battle with this Dream Eater, which reflects on having a simpler battle with Brawlamari. It will start by using Sword Stab, followed by Rock Crush, and Laser Barrier. Missing the attack or not, the Brawlamari creates an opening, and Sora will be able to reach his weak spot, the flashing dots on its head. When destroying one of them, it regains consciousness and retreats.

After destroying one weak spot, it will use Squid Laser, followed by Wild Bullets, Sword Slash, and Laser Barrier again. Once again, wait for the opening and strike its weak spot.

Getting the Gold Diver rank involves destroying one weak spot per attempt, since it will retreat after one weak spot is gone. So at each try, you must focus on destroying one spot before it regains consciousness, using the first two attempts to kill it. Also, speeding up after defeating Brawlamari does help on getting to the Finish Line sooner, which multiplies your score even more depending on how fast you got there. Don't speed too much, however, or you won't get the stars.

Side: Riku[edit]

Riku's battle starts the same as Sora's, although the attacks have improved. It uses Laser Barrier more frequently. Like before, its weak spots become vulnerable after using Laser Barrier. However, once the two weak spots have been defeated, Brawlamari moves on to its second phase.

In the second phase, it starts using Diffusion Laser. Riku needs to hide behind the rocks that appear to avoid damage, as the laser covers the entire screen. After the attack, it will reveal four new weak spots. Once two of them have been destroyed, its attacks become more fierce. It starts using Sword Stab multiple times in a row, followed by Sword Slash. During Diffusion Laser, the rocks that provide shelter now move around, requiring Riku to keep moving as well.

It's a good idea to defeat the weak spots all at the same time. Since there's no need to defeat one per try, and it gets harder as you defeat each of them, it's better to try and destroy them as close to each other as possible.

Technique Element Status Power Block?
Sword Stab (剣突き刺し
Ken Tsukisashi?) 		— — — —
Charges its blade-like tentacles and thrusts them forward.
Starts with this attack against Sora.
Rock Crush (岩クラッシュ
Iwa Kurasshu?) 		— — — —
Sucks in a large rock, breaks it, and sends the pieces flying. The pieces of rock can be attacked to obtain a HP prize for each.
Starts with this attack against Riku.
Laser Barrier (レーザーバリア
Rēzā Baria?) 		— — — —
Fires a laser over a wide area.
For Riku's side, it is only used during the first phase. Can be avoided by using Aerial Brake to slow down. Causes the weak spots to be within range after evading.
Squid Laser (イカレーザー
Ika Rēzā?) 		— — — —
Fires four lasers that move around.
Can be avoided by moving in a circular motion.
Wild Bullets (バラマキ弾
Baramaki-dan?) 		— — — —
Only used against Sora. Fires countless bullets.
The bullets can be avoided with Reflect Dodge.
Sword Slash (剣なぎ払い
Ken Nagiharai?) 		— — — —
Sticks out its tentacles and sweeps them across the screen.
Used after a Sword Stab.
Diffusion Laser (拡散レーザー
Kakusan Rēzā?) 		— — — —
Only used against Riku during the second phase. Charges energy, then fire a laser across the entire screen. Floating rocks provide cover from the laser. When 2 or fewer weak spots are left, the rocks will move.
The weak spots become targettable after evading this attack.
Referred to as "super-laser" in-game.
Guard/Block: △ = Can be blocked; O = Can be blocked and interrupted (melee) or deflected back (projectile); X = Cannot be blocked.

Gallery[edit]

  • Concept art of the Brawlamari on Sora's side.

    Concept art of the Brawlamari on Sora's side.

  • Concept art of the Brawlamari on Riku's side.

    Concept art of the Brawlamari on Riku's side.

Videos[edit]

Brawlamari (Sora) (Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance HD) Brawlamari (Riku) (Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance HD)
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Rare Spirits
Beatalike | Catanuki | Frootz Cat | Kab Kannon | Meowjesty | R & R Seal | Sudo Neku | Tubguin Ace | Ursa Circus
Special Spirits
Chirithy | Riku
Pets
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Nightmare bosses
Anti Black Coat | Armored Ventus Nightmare | Brawlamari | Buzzerfly | Char Clawbster | Chill Clawbster | Commantis | Hockomonkey | Holey Moley | Queen Buzzerfly | Spellican | Wargoyle
Nightmare Chirithy
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