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The '''Metal Troll''' is an [[Emblem Heartless]] that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts III]]''. He appears as the first boss in [[San Fransokyo]].
The '''Metal Troll''' is an [[Emblem Heartless]] that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts III]]''. It appears as the first boss in [[San Fransokyo]].


==Story==
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==Strategy==
==Strategy==
The Metal Troll is first found as a boss in [[San Fransokyo]], flanked by [[Tireblade]]s. He will start his attack by slamming his axe in the ground, creating a rocky shockwave. This will break Sora's guard if blocked, and can allow the use of [[Risk Dodge]]. The [[Blaster Blaze]] Attraction is useable during this fight and can make defeating him a lot easier. He can be defeated without its' use, however. Its other three attacks are a brutal double axe slash (second slash triggers Risk Dodge), a rock spin which deals minimal damage and can be blocked, and a quick punch with his left arm that can be blocked.  
Metal Trolls are almost identical to Rock Trolls in all aspects, with the former's higher HP being the only difference between the two.  


He can also access an armored mode, of which it has three attacks: it can spit large rocks which can deal heavy damage, slam into Sora to deal heavier damage, and his old left arm quick punch. His slam triggers Risk Dodge, but it is better to simply dodge away from the charge.
In its unmasked state, the Metal Troll has access to four main attacks: '''Mow Down''', '''Continuous Mow Down''', '''Downswing''', and '''Spin Rock Shot'''. All of these attacks (with the exception of '''Spin Rock Shot''') have components which will break Sora's guard and leave him completely vulnerable to any of the other enemies in the arena; if [[Risk Dodge]] is not available or unequipped, evading these attacks is the best course of action. Occasionally, Trolls will roar or simply walk around in their unmasked state; they cannot perform any other action during these times, making them the safest opportunity to attack. These openings are also a good opportunity to lower the Troll's Reaction Endurance in order to stagger it, however keep in mind that it only takes damage to its Reaction Endurance when hit directly in its face (telegraphed by the face slightly wiggling from the impact of the attack).
 
'''Mow Down''' has the Troll very quickly smack any party members near itself with its left hand, and tends to be used most frequently when Sora or a party member is directly under the Troll. Its extremely fast speed compared to the Troll's other attacks makes it the most important attack to look out for when engaging in your own offensive. During '''Continuous Mow Down''', the Troll will swing its axe left then right, with the second swing breaking Sora's guard if blocked. '''Downswing''' is exactly is its name implies and is the Troll's single strongest move, but is relatively slow to come out and is not hard to react to. Although both '''Continuous Mow Down''' and '''Downswing''' are well-telegraphed, be careful when attempting to block these moves when ''very close'' to the Troll, as every swing can sometimes hit Sora's defenseless back instead in this situation and 'go through' your [[Block]]. Lastly, '''Spin Rock Shot''' is the Metal Troll's only ranged attack in its unmasked state; the rocks from this move have multiple arcs that they can follow that are dependent entirely on Sora's vertical position at the time ''the attack is activated'', and generally speaking three rocks from the volley will sent in Sora's direction.
 
Every 50 seconds, the Metal Troll will alternate between placing its axe on its face as a mask and then removing it to use it as an axe again. When masked up, its attack pattern will change entirely and it will enter [[Armor Mode]]; the armor's value represents how damaged the Troll's mask is and will be retained if the mask is removed. Firstly, when armored, the Troll's footsteps can damage the party (known as '''Trample''' in the table below), so players should avoid being directly under it if possible. As its axe is now a mask during armored phase, the Troll also loses access to all of its moves that use the axe as a weapon and therefore only keeps its '''Mow Down''' as an attack from the unarmored phase. Its new attacks when masked up are '''Face Tackle''' and '''Front Rock Shot'''. The former has the Troll charge towards Sora in a straight line; if deflected or blocked (this move will break Sora's guard), the Troll will briefly stagger before attempting to charge again in the direction of whoever blocked the first. '''Front Rock Shot''' is a stream of six rocks fired sequentially at Sora from the mask's mouth and has a relatively long range.
 
There are many options available that are effective in breaking a Troll's mask. [[Shotlock]]s and attacks with many hits like [[Double Arrowguns]]'s [[Auto-Shot]] or [[Mirage Staff]]'s [[Avatar Barrage]] are excellent at shredding the armor gauge, as is [[Artillery-style Magic]] from any forms with access to it. [[Link]] finishers will also deal a single large chunk of damage to the armor gauge, at the cost of all of Sora's MP. If none of these options are available, for example due to [[PRO Code]]s being active, counterattacking with reprisals after blocking each of the Troll's attacks in this phase is likely the next best bet for players.
 
When the armor gauge is fully depleted, the Metal Troll's mask will break and it will get flung backwards, giving a brief opening to attack it uninterrupted. After its mask is broken, the Metal Troll will be completely unable to use any attacks that spawned rocks previously, namely its '''Downswing''' and '''Spin Rock Shot''', and it will be much less aggressive, which manifests as it roaring and walking around much more frequently than when its axe/mask is still active.
 
Whenever Metal Trolls are fought on the Bridge in [[San Fransokyo]], there are multiple destructible cars in the arena that give access to the ''Cover Shot'' [[Situation Command]]. This ability sends out a stream of magic projectiles at foes; its damage increases with Sora's Magic stat. ''Cover Shot'' is notable as it increases the Situation Gauge extremely quickly, allowing players to build up all of their [[Formchange]]s essentially on demand, and it also provides a safe and easy way to deal light armor damage to the Troll when it is masked up. As mentioned above, however, these cars will be sent flying and destroyed by the Metal Troll's attacks until none are left on the bridge.
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|Physical
|—
|1.5
|△ (Risk Dodge)
|3
|Swings left arm sideways. Used in both modes.
}}
{{atk|col=5|{{nihongo|'''Trample'''|踏みつけ|<br>Fumitsuke|}}
|Physical
|—
|0.5
|△
|2
|Steps firmly on the ground and scatters rocks. Used in both modes.
}}
{{atk|col=5|{{nihongo|'''Continuous Mow Down'''|連続なぎ払い|<br>Renzoku Nagiharai|}}
|Physical
|—
|1.0 + 2.0
|△ {{note|Negate with Risk Dodge when swinging to the right}}
|2 {{note|3 when swinging to the right}}
|Swings its axe left and right. Only used in its normal mode.
}}
{{atk-m|col=5|{{nihongo|'''Downswing'''|振り下ろし|<br>Furi Oroshi|}}
|(axe)
|Physical
|—
|2.0
|△ (Risk Dodge)
|3
|Slams axe into the ground ahead of it, causing rocks to burst out. If near an opponent, it jumps back before using this attack. Only used in its normal mode.
|
|(rock)
|Aero
|—
|1.5
|△ (Risk Dodge)
|3
|
}}
{{atk|col=5|{{nihongo|'''Spin Rock Shot'''|回転ロックショット|<br>Kaiten Rokku Shotto|}}
|Physical
|—
|0.5 per hit
|△
|2
|Spins on its grounded axe like a top, scattering small rocks around it from the mouth of its mask. Only used in its normal mode.
}}
{{atk|col=5|{{nihongo|'''Face Tackle'''|顔面タックル|<br>Ganmen Takkuru|}}
|Physical
|—
|2.5
|△ (Risk Dodge)
|3
|Pushes its face forward and rams opponents. Used only while wearing its mask.
}}
{{atk|col=5|{{nihongo|'''Front Rock Shot'''|正面ロックショット|<br>Shōmen Rokku Shotto|}}
|Physical
|—
|0.5 per hit
|△
|2
|Shoots six large rocks from the mouth of its mask.
}}
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His attacks are telegraphed by his movements. If he walks around or roars for no reason, he won't attack. If he jumps backward, he will use his shockwave axe attack. If he turns around, he will use his double slash attack. If he plants his axe in the ground, he will use his rock spin attack. This troll has a lot of HP, but as long as Sora blocks all his attacks, heals himself and his allies if necessary, and makes good use of [[Team Attack]]s and Attractions, the boss should fall with ease.
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Metal Troll

Metal Troll from the Ultimania

Japanese メタリックトロール
Rōmaji Metarikku Torōru
Translation Metallic Troll

Type Emblem Heartless
Game Kingdom Hearts III
Variations
• Rock Troll
Metal Troll

Kingdom Hearts III
Imagine a Rock Troll that's always hangry. Yep, that's this guy.
Location HP Strength Defense EXP
San Fransokyo 2280 52 26 511
San Fransokyo
(The Final World cleared) 		2448 55 28 620
San Fransokyo
(Battlegate 11) 		3288 73 37 999
Physical Fire Blizzard Thunder Water
×1.0 ×1.0 ×1.0 ×1.0 ×1.0
Aero Dark Neutral Rapid-fire
×1.0 ×1.0 ×1.0 ×0.5
Freeze Electrify Stun Hunny
✕ ✕ ✕ ✕
Reaction
Endurance 		Revenge
Value 		Attraction
Magnification 		Damage
Limit
15 — ×0.4 24

Rewards
HP prize (5) ×4, Munny (10) ×3
Wellspring Stone (30%), Wellspring Gem (20%)
World(s)
San Fransokyo

The Metal Troll is an Emblem Heartless that appears in Kingdom Hearts III. It appears as the first boss in San Fransokyo.

Story[edit]

Kingdom Hearts III[edit]

A Metal Troll attacks The Bridge in San Fransokyo, backed up by Tireblades and Pole Cannons. Big Hero 6 attempt to stop it, only to be beaten back. Sora, Donald, and Goofy arrive to help take out the Metal Troll and its lackeys.

Following the defeat of Catastrochorus, a new Metal Troll appears to replace it as the leader of the Heartless attacking the city.[?]

Design[edit]

The Metal Troll resembles a mechanized version of the Rock Troll. It has a bronze color scheme with a round body, and the Heartless emblem is between its shoulder blades. Its face is at the center of its torso and surrounded by a cog, while its eyes are jagged and yellow. Its shoulders are massive and outset by yellow orbs at the top. Rivets with yellow X designs are littered on its body, mostly at its shoulders and leg joints. It wields an axe with its own Heartless emblem and orange blades.

Strategy[edit]

Metal Trolls are almost identical to Rock Trolls in all aspects, with the former's higher HP being the only difference between the two.

In its unmasked state, the Metal Troll has access to four main attacks: Mow Down, Continuous Mow Down, Downswing, and Spin Rock Shot. All of these attacks (with the exception of Spin Rock Shot) have components which will break Sora's guard and leave him completely vulnerable to any of the other enemies in the arena; if Risk Dodge is not available or unequipped, evading these attacks is the best course of action. Occasionally, Trolls will roar or simply walk around in their unmasked state; they cannot perform any other action during these times, making them the safest opportunity to attack. These openings are also a good opportunity to lower the Troll's Reaction Endurance in order to stagger it, however keep in mind that it only takes damage to its Reaction Endurance when hit directly in its face (telegraphed by the face slightly wiggling from the impact of the attack).

Mow Down has the Troll very quickly smack any party members near itself with its left hand, and tends to be used most frequently when Sora or a party member is directly under the Troll. Its extremely fast speed compared to the Troll's other attacks makes it the most important attack to look out for when engaging in your own offensive. During Continuous Mow Down, the Troll will swing its axe left then right, with the second swing breaking Sora's guard if blocked. Downswing is exactly is its name implies and is the Troll's single strongest move, but is relatively slow to come out and is not hard to react to. Although both Continuous Mow Down and Downswing are well-telegraphed, be careful when attempting to block these moves when very close to the Troll, as every swing can sometimes hit Sora's defenseless back instead in this situation and 'go through' your Block. Lastly, Spin Rock Shot is the Metal Troll's only ranged attack in its unmasked state; the rocks from this move have multiple arcs that they can follow that are dependent entirely on Sora's vertical position at the time the attack is activated, and generally speaking three rocks from the volley will sent in Sora's direction.

Every 50 seconds, the Metal Troll will alternate between placing its axe on its face as a mask and then removing it to use it as an axe again. When masked up, its attack pattern will change entirely and it will enter Armor Mode; the armor's value represents how damaged the Troll's mask is and will be retained if the mask is removed. Firstly, when armored, the Troll's footsteps can damage the party (known as Trample in the table below), so players should avoid being directly under it if possible. As its axe is now a mask during armored phase, the Troll also loses access to all of its moves that use the axe as a weapon and therefore only keeps its Mow Down as an attack from the unarmored phase. Its new attacks when masked up are Face Tackle and Front Rock Shot. The former has the Troll charge towards Sora in a straight line; if deflected or blocked (this move will break Sora's guard), the Troll will briefly stagger before attempting to charge again in the direction of whoever blocked the first. Front Rock Shot is a stream of six rocks fired sequentially at Sora from the mask's mouth and has a relatively long range.

There are many options available that are effective in breaking a Troll's mask. Shotlocks and attacks with many hits like Double Arrowguns's Auto-Shot or Mirage Staff's Avatar Barrage are excellent at shredding the armor gauge, as is Artillery-style Magic from any forms with access to it. Link finishers will also deal a single large chunk of damage to the armor gauge, at the cost of all of Sora's MP. If none of these options are available, for example due to PRO Codes being active, counterattacking with reprisals after blocking each of the Troll's attacks in this phase is likely the next best bet for players.

When the armor gauge is fully depleted, the Metal Troll's mask will break and it will get flung backwards, giving a brief opening to attack it uninterrupted. After its mask is broken, the Metal Troll will be completely unable to use any attacks that spawned rocks previously, namely its Downswing and Spin Rock Shot, and it will be much less aggressive, which manifests as it roaring and walking around much more frequently than when its axe/mask is still active.

Whenever Metal Trolls are fought on the Bridge in San Fransokyo, there are multiple destructible cars in the arena that give access to the Cover Shot Situation Command. This ability sends out a stream of magic projectiles at foes; its damage increases with Sora's Magic stat. Cover Shot is notable as it increases the Situation Gauge extremely quickly, allowing players to build up all of their Formchanges essentially on demand, and it also provides a safe and easy way to deal light armor damage to the Troll when it is masked up. As mentioned above, however, these cars will be sent flying and destroyed by the Metal Troll's attacks until none are left on the bridge.

Technique Element Status Power Block? Repel LV
Mow Down (なぎ払い
Nagiharai?) 		Physical — 1.5 △ (Risk Dodge) 3
Swings left arm sideways. Used in both modes.
Trample (踏みつけ
Fumitsuke?) 		Physical — 0.5 △ 2
Steps firmly on the ground and scatters rocks. Used in both modes.
Continuous Mow Down (連続なぎ払い
Renzoku Nagiharai?) 		Physical — 1.0 + 2.0 △ Symbol - Crown.png 2 Symbol - Crown.png
Swings its axe left and right. Only used in its normal mode.
Downswing (振り下ろし
Furi Oroshi?) 		(axe) Physical — 2.0 △ (Risk Dodge) 3

(rock) Aero — 1.5 △ (Risk Dodge) 3
Slams axe into the ground ahead of it, causing rocks to burst out. If near an opponent, it jumps back before using this attack. Only used in its normal mode.
Spin Rock Shot (回転ロックショット
Kaiten Rokku Shotto?) 		Physical — 0.5 per hit △ 2
Spins on its grounded axe like a top, scattering small rocks around it from the mouth of its mask. Only used in its normal mode.
Face Tackle (顔面タックル
Ganmen Takkuru?) 		Physical — 2.5 △ (Risk Dodge) 3
Pushes its face forward and rams opponents. Used only while wearing its mask.
Front Rock Shot (正面ロックショット
Shōmen Rokku Shotto?) 		Physical — 0.5 per hit △ 2
Shoots six large rocks from the mouth of its mask.
Guard/Block: △ = Can be blocked; O = Can be blocked and interrupted (melee) or deflected back (projectile); X = Cannot be blocked.
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