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==Mechanics==
==Mechanics==
===''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''===
[[File:Treasure - Shotlock.png]]
[[File:Treasure - Shotlock.png]]
In ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'', a Shotlock is initiated by holding down {{button|L1}} and {{button|R1}} simultaneously (or just {{button|R1}} in the ''Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 Remix'' port). The user enters a targeting mode and locks onto enemies, and by pressing {{button|x}} ({{button|c}} in the Japanese version), the user then initiates a powerful attack that hits all targeted enemies. By locking onto the maximum amount of enemies, additional attacks can be added by following on-screen prompts. The amount of time the user has to lock onto targets depends on the [[Focus Gauge]], which empties when the attack is initiated and can be refilled by attacking enemies and using Ethers. Most of the Shotlocks in ''Birth by Sleep'' can be learned by all three Keyblade wielders, but they also get several that are unique to themselves.
In ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'', a Shotlock is initiated by holding down {{button|L1}} and {{button|R1}} simultaneously (or just {{button|R1}} in ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX]]''). The user enters a targeting mode and locks onto enemies, and by pressing {{button|x}} ({{button|c}} in the Japanese version), the user then initiates a powerful attack that hits all targeted enemies. By locking onto the maximum amount of enemies, additional attacks can be added by following on-screen prompts. The amount of time the user has to lock onto targets depends on the [[Focus Gauge]], which empties when the attack is initiated and can be refilled by attacking enemies and using Ethers. The rate at which the locking on occurs varies with each Shotlock and increases with level. Most of the Shotlocks in ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'' can be learned by all three Keyblade wielders, although there are some that are unique for each character.
 
Shotlocks can be divided into four types of attacks:
*Projectile-type Shotlocks, like [[Meteor Shower]], allow the user to launch a barrage of projectiles one after the other that home in on targets. Class A additional inputs can be used to add extra projectiles.
*Salvo-type Shotlocks, like [[Ragnarok]], allow the user to charge energy into the tip of the Keyblade, before sending a burst of projectiles at targets. Class C additional inputs can be used to fire multiple salvos.
*Rush-type Shotlocks, like [[Photon Charge]], allow the user to rush around the field, striking enemies in passing. Class B additional inputs are used to perform powerful diving strikes, except for [[Lightning Ray]], which uses Class A additional inputs to add extra rushes.
*Unique-type Shotlocks have a different attack for each Shotlock. These Shotlocks include each character's ultimate Shotlock, and [[Dark Link]], used during Ventus's fight with Vanitas. Terra's [[Ultima Cannon]] uses Class C inputs, while Ventus's [[Multivortex]] and Aqua's [[Lightbloom]] use Class D inputs for extra attacks. When using Dark Link, Class A inputs are required to hit Vanitas.


Each Shotlock can be enhanced by performing a certain action to add extra attacks. There are four methods of adding extra attacks, which determine the Shotlock's class.
Each Shotlock can be enhanced by performing a certain action to add extra attacks. There are four methods of adding extra attacks, which determine the Shotlock's class:
*{{nihongo|'''Class A'''|ボタン連打|Botan Renda|lit. "Button Barrage"}} Shotlocks involve pressing the {{button|x}} button ({{button|c}} button in the Japanese version) rapidly.
*{{nihongo|'''Class A'''|ボタン連打|Botan Renda|lit. "Button Barrage"}} Shotlocks involve pressing {{button|x}} ({{button|c}} in the Japanese version) rapidly.
*{{nihongo|'''Class B'''|ランダム|Randamu|lit. "Random"}} Shotlocks involve pressing random buttons when prompted.
*{{nihongo|'''Class B'''|ランダム|Randamu|lit. "Random"}} Shotlocks involve pressing random buttons when prompted.
*{{nihongo|'''Class C'''|タイミング|Taimingu|lit. "Timing"}} Shotlocks involve performing well-timed button presses.<!--clarify: "Ultima Cannon should probably be split into its own class if we want to be strictly accurate..." -->
*{{nihongo|'''Class C'''|タイミング|Taimingu|lit. "Timing"}} Shotlocks involve performing well-timed button presses.<!--clarify: "Ultima Cannon should probably be split into its own class if we want to be strictly accurate..." -->
*{{nihongo|'''Class D'''|パツド回転|Paddo Kaiten|lit. "Pad Rotation"}} Shotlocks involve rotating the analog pad.
*{{nihongo|'''Class D'''|パツド回転|Paddo Kaiten|lit. "Pad Rotation"}} Shotlocks involve rotating {{button|lana}}.


===''Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage-''===
In ''Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage-'', a Shotlock is initiated by holding down {{button|R1}}. The user enters a targeting mode and locks onto enemies, and the Shotlock begins by pressing {{button|x}} ({{button|c}} in the Japanese version). Triggering a Shotlock slows down time for the duration of the Focus gauge's depletion, allowing the player to maximize the number of lock-ons while minimizing damage and interference. [[Prism Rain]] is the only Shotlock available.
In ''Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage-'', a Shotlock is initiated by holding down {{button|R1}}. The user enters a targeting mode and locks onto enemies, and the Shotlock begins by pressing {{button|x}} ({{button|c}} in the Japanese version). Triggering a Shotlock slows down time for the duration of the Focus gauge's depletion, allowing the player to maximize the number of lock-ons while minimizing damage and interference. [[Prism Rain]] is the only Shotlock available.


In ''Kingdom Hearts III'', the mechanics are similar to ''0.2''. Shotlocks are now tied to Keyblades, and each Keyblade has a certain amount of Shotlocks. Most Keyblades have two Shotlocks, one activated with an incomplete lock and another with a max lock. However, [[Ultima Weapon]] and [[Destiny's Embrace]] each have just one Shotlock activated with one lock, [[Shooting Star]] and [[Hunny Spout]]'s max-level Shotlocks depend on whether a max lock was used on a single target or a group of enemies, and [[Master's Defender]] and [[Braveheart]]'s Shotlocks only prompt additional attacks when used at max lock akin to ''Birth by Sleep'' or ''0.2''. Visually, all of Sora's max-level Shotlocks implement the corresponding Keyblade's [[Formchange]], with his clothes transforming into the corresponding Form for the duration of the Shotlock. As in ''0.2'', time is slowed while locking onto enemies; however, timers, such as the ones seen in minigames, as well as the Doom counter used by [[Game:Marluxia|Marluxia's Replica Data]], will still run at normal speed. The [[Airstep]] Flowmotion technique is also executed from the Shotlock menu by pressing {{button|s}}.
===''Kingdom Hearts III''===
In ''Kingdom Hearts III'', the mechanics are similar to ''Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage-''. Shotlocks are now tied to Keyblades, and each Keyblade has a certain amount of Shotlocks. Most Keyblades have two Shotlocks, one activated with an incomplete lock and another with a max lock. However, [[Ultima Weapon]] and [[Destiny's Embrace]] each have just one Shotlock activated with one lock, [[Shooting Star]] and [[Hunny Spout]]'s max-level Shotlocks depend on whether a max lock was used on a single target or a group of enemies, and [[Master's Defender]] and [[Braveheart]]'s Shotlocks only prompt additional attacks when used at max lock similar to previous games. Visually, all of Sora's max-level Shotlocks implement the corresponding Keyblade's [[Formchange]], with his clothes transforming into the corresponding Form for the duration of the Shotlock. As in ''Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage-'', time is slowed while locking onto enemies; however, timers, such as the ones seen in minigames, as well as the Doom counter used by [[Game:Marluxia|Marluxia's Replica Data]], will still run at normal speed. The [[Airstep]] Flowmotion technique is also executed from the Shotlock menu by pressing {{button|s}}.


==List of Shotlocks==
==List of Shotlocks==
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Meteor Shower]]'''|メテオシャワー|<br>Meteo Shawā}}||30||4||Neutral||A||Launch small, star-like projectiles at targets. Has an especially high lock-on count.<br>''Extra attacks: Press the {{button|x}} button ({{button|c}} button in the Japanese version) rapidly to fire bursts of three additional meteors.''||'''Terra/Ventus/Aqua''': Rare bonus on the [[Royal Board]], Command Melding.
|{{nihongo|'''[[Meteor Shower]]'''|メテオシャワー|<br>Meteo Shawā}}||30||4||Neutral||A||Launch small, star-like projectiles at targets. Has an especially high lock-on count.||'''Terra/Ventus/Aqua''': Rare bonus on the [[Royal Board]], Command Melding.
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Flame Salvo]]'''|フレイムバースト|<br>Fureimu Bāsuto|lit. "Flame Burst"}}||15||4||Fire||A||Launch fireballs at targets.<br>''Extra attacks: Press the {{button|x}} ({{button|c}} in the Japanese version) rapidly to fire bursts of three additional fireballs.''||'''Terra''': Chest at the [[Vault]].<br>'''Ventus''': Initial<br>'''Aqua''': Purchase at the [[Medal Shop]].
|{{nihongo|'''[[Flame Salvo]]'''|フレイムバースト|<br>Fureimu Bāsuto|lit. "Flame Burst"}}||15||4||Fire||A||Launch fireballs at targets.||'''Terra''': Chest at the [[Vault]].<br>'''Ventus''': Initial<br>'''Aqua''': Purchase at the [[Medal Shop]].
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Chaos Snake]]'''|カオススネーク|<br>Kaosu Sunēku}}||20||4||Neutral||A||Launch projectiles that zigzag at targets and confuse enemies they hit.<br>''Extra attacks: Press the {{button|x}} button ({{button|c}} button in the Japanese version) rapidly to fire bursts of three additional projectiles.''||'''Terra/Ventus/Aqua''': Clear the final match of [[Fruitball]].
|{{nihongo|'''[[Chaos Snake]]'''|カオススネーク|<br>Kaosu Sunēku}}||20||4||Neutral||A||Launch projectiles that zigzag at targets and confuse enemies they hit.||'''Terra/Ventus/Aqua''': Clear the final match of [[Fruitball]].
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Dark Volley]]'''|ブラックボレー|<br>Burakku Borē|lit. "Black Volley"}}||18||5||Dark||A||Launch dark projectiles at targets. Has a high lock-on count.<br>''Extra attacks: Press the {{button|x}} button ({{button|c}} button in the Japanese version) rapidly to fire bursts of three additional projectiles.''||'''Terra''': Defeat [[Braig]].
|{{nihongo|'''[[Dark Volley]]'''|ブラックボレー|<br>Burakku Borē|lit. "Black Volley"}}||18||5||Dark||A||Launch dark projectiles at targets. Has a high lock-on count.||'''Terra''': Defeat [[Braig]].
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Bubble Blaster]]'''|バブルブラスト|<br>Baburu Burasuto|lit. "Bubble Blast"}}||15||5||Neutral||A||Launch bubbles at targets.<br>''Extra attacks: Press the {{button|x}} button ({{button|c}} button in the Japanese version) rapidly to fire bursts of two additional bubbles.''||'''Aqua''': Initial
|{{nihongo|'''[[Bubble Blaster]]'''|バブルブラスト|<br>Baburu Burasuto|lit. "Bubble Blast"}}||15||5||Neutral||A||Launch bubbles at targets.||'''Aqua''': Initial
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Ragnarok]]'''|ラグナロク|<br>Ragunaroku}}||16||4||Neutral||C||Launch a single salvo of light projectiles.<br>''Extra attacks: Perform a well-timed button press to fire additional projectiles (based on your timing rating).''||'''Terra/Ventus/Aqua''': Rare bonus on the [[Keyblade Board]].
|{{nihongo|'''[[Ragnarok]]'''|ラグナロク|<br>Ragunaroku}}||16||4||Neutral||C||Launch a single salvo of light projectiles.||'''Terra/Ventus/Aqua''': Rare bonus on the [[Keyblade Board]] and [[Secret Board]].
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Thunderstorm]]'''|サンダーストーム|<br>Sandāsutōmu}}||5||4||Thunder||C||Launch a single salvo of electric blasts. Even one blast by itself packs a significant punch.<br>''Extra attacks: Perform a well-timed button press to fire additional blasts (based on your timing rating).''||'''Terra''': Chest at [[The Chateau]].<br>'''Ventus''': Chest at the [[Mousehole]].<br>'''Aqua''': Chest at the [[Foyer]].
|{{nihongo|'''[[Thunderstorm]]'''|サンダーストーム|<br>Sandāsutōmu}}||5||4||Thunder||C||Launch a single salvo of electric blasts. Even one blast by itself packs a significant punch.||'''Terra''': Chest at [[The Chateau]].<br>'''Ventus''': Chest at the [[Mousehole]].<br>'''Aqua''': Chest at the [[Foyer]].
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Bio Barrage]]'''|バイオバラージュ|<br>Baio Barāju}}||8||4||Neutral||C||Launch a salvo of projectiles that poison (50% chance) targets.<br>''Extra attacks: Perform a well-timed button press to fire additional blobs (based on your timing rating).''||'''Terra/Ventus/Aqua''': Purchase at the [[Medal Shop]], Command Melding.
|{{nihongo|'''[[Bio Barrage]]'''|バイオバラージュ|<br>Baio Barāju}}||8||4||Neutral||C||Launch a salvo of projectiles that poison targets.||'''Terra/Ventus/Aqua''': Purchase at the [[Medal Shop]], Command Melding.
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Pulse Bomb]]'''|パルスボム|<br>Parusu Bomu}}||20||5||Neutral||C||Launch energy blasts from the tip of your Keyblade and bombard targets with a series of small explosions. Has a high lock-on count.<br>''Extra attacks: Perform a well-timed button press to cause additional explosions (based on your timing rating).''||'''Ventus''': Chest at the [[Ship Hub]].
|{{nihongo|'''[[Pulse Bomb]]'''|パルスボム|<br>Parusu Bomu}}||20||5||Neutral||C||Launch energy blasts from the tip of your Keyblade and bombard targets with a series of small explosions. Has a high lock-on count.||'''Ventus''': Chest at the [[Ship Hub]].
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Prism Rain]]'''|レインボウシャワー|<br>Reinbou Shawā|lit. "Rainbow Shower"}}||16||5||Neutral||C||Launch a salvo of rainbow-colored orbs.<br>''Extra attacks: Perform a well-timed button press to fire additional projectiles (based on your timing rating).''||'''Aqua''': Chest at the [[Ship Hub]].
|{{nihongo|'''[[Prism Rain]]'''|レインボウシャワー|<br>Reinbou Shawā|lit. "Rainbow Shower"}}||16||5||Neutral||C||Launch a salvo of rainbow-colored orbs.||'''Aqua''': Chest at the [[Ship Hub]].
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Photon Charge]]'''|フォトンチャージ|<br>Foton Chāji}}||15||4||Neutral||B||Rush targets repeatedly and attack with the power of light.<br>''Extra attacks: Press random buttons when prompted to cause explosions centered around the foes you hit.''||'''Terra/Ventus/Aqua''': Special bonus on the [[Skull Board]], purchase from the [[Medal Shop]].
|{{nihongo|'''[[Photon Charge]]'''|フォトンチャージ|<br>Foton Chāji}}||15||4||Neutral||B||Rush targets repeatedly and attack with the power of light.||'''Terra/Ventus/Aqua''': Special bonus on the [[Skull Board]], purchase from the [[Medal Shop]].
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|{{nihongo|'''{{c|Absolute Zero|ability}}'''|アブソリュートゼロ|<br>Abusoryūto Zero}}||12||4||Blizzard||B||Cloak yourself in ice and rush targets repeatedly.<br>''Extra attacks: Press random buttons when prompted to cause pillars of ice to erupt beneath the foes you hit.''||'''Terra''': Chest at the [[Gizmo Shop]].<br>'''Ventus/Aqua''': Chest at the [[Gates]].
|{{nihongo|'''{{c|Absolute Zero|ability}}'''|アブソリュートゼロ|<br>Abusoryūto Zero}}||12||4||Blizzard||B||Cloak yourself in ice and rush targets repeatedly.||'''Terra''': Chest at the [[Gizmo Gallery]].<br>'''Ventus/Aqua''': Chest at the {{c|Gates|ed}}.
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Lightning Ray]]'''|ライトニングレイ|<br>Raitoningu Rei}}||18||4||Neutral||A||Rush targets repeatedly with lightning speed.<br>''Extra attacks: Press the {{button|X}} button when prompted to repeat the rush attack.''||'''Terra/Ventus/Aqua''': Rare bonus on the [[Spaceship Board]], Command Melding.
|{{nihongo|'''[[Lightning Ray]]'''|ライトニングレイ|<br>Raitoningu Rei}}||18||4||Neutral||A||Rush targets repeatedly with lightning speed.||'''Terra/Ventus/Aqua''': Rare bonus on the [[Spaceship Board]] and [[Secret Board]], Command Melding.
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Sonic Shadow]]'''|ソニックシャドウ|<br>Sonikku Shadou}}||10||5||Neutral||B||Become one with the shadows and rush targets repeatedly, blinding the enemies you hit.<br>''Extra attacks: Press random buttons when prompted to cause explosions centered around the foes you hit.''||'''Terra''': Initial
|{{nihongo|'''[[Sonic Shadow]]'''|ソニックシャドウ|<br>Sonikku Shadou}}||10||5||Neutral||B||Become one with the shadows and rush targets repeatedly, blinding the enemies you hit.||'''Terra''': Initial
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Ultima Cannon]]'''|アルテマキャノン|<br>Arutema Kyanon}}||16||6||Neutral||C||Terra's ultimate Shotlock. Transform your Keyblade into an enormous weapon that causes massive explosions with every blast.<br>''Extra attacks: Perform a well-timed button press to cause the bullets to explode after impact.''||'''Terra''': Complete the [[Keepers of the Arena]] battle.
|{{nihongo|'''[[Ultima Cannon]]'''|アルテマキャノン|<br>Arutema Kyanon}}||16||6||Neutral||C||The ultimate Shotlock. Transform your Keyblade into an enormous weapon that causes massive explosions with every blast.||'''Terra''': Complete the [[Keepers of the Arena]] battle.
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Multivortex]]'''|マルチボーテックス|<br>Maruchibōtekkusu}}||30||6||Neutral||D||Ventus's ultimate Shotlock. Rapidly swing the Keyblade and harness the wind to launch shockwaves at targets with every stroke.<br>''Extra attacks: Rotate the analog pad to elongate the whirlwind.''||'''Ventus''': Complete the [[Keepers of the Arena]] battle.
|{{nihongo|'''[[Multivortex]]'''|マルチボーテックス|<br>Maruchibōtekkusu}}||30||6||Neutral||D||The ultimate Shotlock. Rapidly swing the Keyblade and harness the wind to launch shockwaves at targets with every stroke.||'''Ventus''': Complete the [[Keepers of the Arena]] battle.
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Lightbloom]]'''|シャイニーブルーム|<br>Shainī Burūmu|lit. "Shiny Bloom"}}||20||6||Neutral||D||Aqua's ultimate Shotlock. Perform a series of graceful spins as you fire blasts of light in all directions.<br>''Extra attacks: Rotate the analog pad to unleash a second barrage of projectiles.''||'''Aqua''': Complete the [[Keepers of the Arena]] battle.
|{{nihongo|'''[[Lightbloom]]'''|シャイニーブルーム|<br>Shainī Burūmu|lit. "Shiny Bloom"}}||20||6||Neutral||D||The ultimate Shotlock. Perform a series of graceful spins as you fire blasts of light in all directions.||'''Aqua''': Complete the [[Keepers of the Arena]] battle.
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Dark Link]]'''|ダークオブリンク|<br>Dāku obu Rinku|lit. "Dark of Link"}}||20||N/A||Dark||A||''Light version of Vanitas' personal Shotlock. Generates three yellow crystals in a trigram formation which project rays that fuse and become a beam of light energy.''||'''Ventus''': Usable during the {{ns|Game|Vanitas (D-Link)|Vanitas D-Link}}.
|{{nihongo|'''[[Dark Link]]'''|ダークオブリンク|<br>Dāku obu Rinku|lit. "Dark of Link"}}||20||—||Dark||N/A||—||'''Ventus''': Usable during [[Vanitas]]'s D-Link.
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|Spin your Keyblade and send shards of light careening toward targets.
|Spin your Keyblade and send shards of light careening toward targets.
|[[Oathkeeper]]
|[[Oathkeeper]]
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Bladefury Eclipse]]'''|ドーンエクリプス|<br>Dōn Ekuripusu|lit. "Dawn Eclipse"}}
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|1~31
|Launch a series of spinning dark blades toward targets.
|[[Oblivion]]
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Stellar Inception]]'''|ステラインセプション|<br>Sutera Insepushon}}
|{{nihongo|'''[[Stellar Inception]]'''|ステラインセプション|<br>Sutera Insepushon}}
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|Blast enemies with a galaxy of stars.
|Blast enemies with a galaxy of stars.
|[[Oathkeeper]], [[Oblivion]]
|[[Oathkeeper]], [[Oblivion]]
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Bladefury Eclipse]]'''|ドーンエクリプス|<br>Dōn Ekuripusu|lit. "Dawn Eclipse"}}
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|1~31
|Launch a series of spinning dark blades toward targets.
|[[Oblivion]]
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|{{nihongo|'''[[Focus Syphon]]'''|フォーカスアスピル|<br>Fōkasu Asupiru|lit. "Focus Asper"}}
|{{nihongo|'''[[Focus Syphon]]'''|フォーカスアスピル|<br>Fōkasu Asupiru|lit. "Focus Asper"}}
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==Other appearances==
==Other appearances==
===''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''===
===''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''===
During the last stage of the final battle between Ventus and Vanitas, [[Vanitas]] uses a Shotlock called "[[Dark Cannon]]", in which Vanitas fires a beam of dark energy, augmented by a rotating triangle of blue crystals. Through his [[Game:Vanitas (D-Link)|D-Link with Vanitas]], Ventus gains a gold-colored version of the same Shotlock, named "[[Dark Link]]", which he can use to combat Vanitas's Dark Cannon. The secret boss, [[Vanitas Remnant]], can also use Dark Cannon, but the attack cannot be countered.
During the last stage of the final battle between Ventus and Vanitas, [[Vanitas]] uses a Shotlock called "[[Dark Cannon]]", in which Vanitas fires a beam of dark energy, augmented by a rotating triangle of blue crystals. Through his D-Link with Vanitas, Ventus gains a gold-colored version of the same Shotlock, named "[[Dark Link]]", which he can use to combat Vanitas's Dark Cannon. The secret boss, [[Vanitas Remnant]], can also use Dark Cannon, but the attack cannot be countered.


The Vanitas Remnant also utilizes a unique Shotlock during the battle against it. Vanitas Remnant takes an identical position as when using Dark Cannon, and surrounds itself in a black ball before shooting out copies of itself which make one slash before freezing in place.
The Vanitas Remnant also utilizes a unique Shotlock during the battle against it. Vanitas Remnant takes an identical position as when using Dark Cannon, and surrounds itself in a black ball before shooting out copies of itself which make one slash before freezing in place.

Latest revision as of 07:03, 17 November 2024

The two forms of the Shotlock reticule; the left one still has time, whereas the one on the right does not.

Shotlock (シュートロック Shūto Rokku?, lit. "Shoot Lock") is a technique in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage-, and Kingdom Hearts III.

Mechanics[edit]

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep[edit]

Treasure - Shotlock.png In Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, a Shotlock is initiated by holding down L1 and R1 simultaneously (or just R1 in Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX). The user enters a targeting mode and locks onto enemies, and by pressing X (Circle in the Japanese version), the user then initiates a powerful attack that hits all targeted enemies. By locking onto the maximum amount of enemies, additional attacks can be added by following on-screen prompts. The amount of time the user has to lock onto targets depends on the Focus Gauge, which empties when the attack is initiated and can be refilled by attacking enemies and using Ethers. The rate at which the locking on occurs varies with each Shotlock and increases with level. Most of the Shotlocks in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep can be learned by all three Keyblade wielders, although there are some that are unique for each character.

Shotlocks can be divided into four types of attacks:

  • Projectile-type Shotlocks, like Meteor Shower, allow the user to launch a barrage of projectiles one after the other that home in on targets. Class A additional inputs can be used to add extra projectiles.
  • Salvo-type Shotlocks, like Ragnarok, allow the user to charge energy into the tip of the Keyblade, before sending a burst of projectiles at targets. Class C additional inputs can be used to fire multiple salvos.
  • Rush-type Shotlocks, like Photon Charge, allow the user to rush around the field, striking enemies in passing. Class B additional inputs are used to perform powerful diving strikes, except for Lightning Ray, which uses Class A additional inputs to add extra rushes.
  • Unique-type Shotlocks have a different attack for each Shotlock. These Shotlocks include each character's ultimate Shotlock, and Dark Link, used during Ventus's fight with Vanitas. Terra's Ultima Cannon uses Class C inputs, while Ventus's Multivortex and Aqua's Lightbloom use Class D inputs for extra attacks. When using Dark Link, Class A inputs are required to hit Vanitas.

Each Shotlock can be enhanced by performing a certain action to add extra attacks. There are four methods of adding extra attacks, which determine the Shotlock's class:

  • Class A (ボタン連打 Botan Renda?, lit. "Button Barrage") Shotlocks involve pressing X (Circle in the Japanese version) rapidly.
  • Class B (ランダム Randamu?, lit. "Random") Shotlocks involve pressing random buttons when prompted.
  • Class C (タイミング Taimingu?, lit. "Timing") Shotlocks involve performing well-timed button presses.
  • Class D (パツド回転 Paddo Kaiten?, lit. "Pad Rotation") Shotlocks involve rotating Left Stick.

Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage-[edit]

In Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage-, a Shotlock is initiated by holding down R1. The user enters a targeting mode and locks onto enemies, and the Shotlock begins by pressing X (Circle in the Japanese version). Triggering a Shotlock slows down time for the duration of the Focus gauge's depletion, allowing the player to maximize the number of lock-ons while minimizing damage and interference. Prism Rain is the only Shotlock available.

Kingdom Hearts III[edit]

In Kingdom Hearts III, the mechanics are similar to Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage-. Shotlocks are now tied to Keyblades, and each Keyblade has a certain amount of Shotlocks. Most Keyblades have two Shotlocks, one activated with an incomplete lock and another with a max lock. However, Ultima Weapon and Destiny's Embrace each have just one Shotlock activated with one lock, Shooting Star and Hunny Spout's max-level Shotlocks depend on whether a max lock was used on a single target or a group of enemies, and Master's Defender and Braveheart's Shotlocks only prompt additional attacks when used at max lock similar to previous games. Visually, all of Sora's max-level Shotlocks implement the corresponding Keyblade's Formchange, with his clothes transforming into the corresponding Form for the duration of the Shotlock. As in Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage-, time is slowed while locking onto enemies; however, timers, such as the ones seen in minigames, as well as the Doom counter used by Marluxia's Replica Data, will still run at normal speed. The Airstep Flowmotion technique is also executed from the Shotlock menu by pressing Square.

List of Shotlocks[edit]

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep[edit]

Name Max Locks Max LV Element Class Description Obtained
Meteor Shower (メテオシャワー
Meteo Shawā?)		 30 4 Neutral A Launch small, star-like projectiles at targets. Has an especially high lock-on count. Terra/Ventus/Aqua: Rare bonus on the Royal Board, Command Melding.
Flame Salvo (フレイムバースト
Fureimu Bāsuto?, lit. "Flame Burst")		 15 4 Fire A Launch fireballs at targets. Terra: Chest at the Vault.
Ventus: Initial
Aqua: Purchase at the Medal Shop.
Chaos Snake (カオススネーク
Kaosu Sunēku?)		 20 4 Neutral A Launch projectiles that zigzag at targets and confuse enemies they hit. Terra/Ventus/Aqua: Clear the final match of Fruitball.
Dark Volley (ブラックボレー
Burakku Borē?, lit. "Black Volley")		 18 5 Dark A Launch dark projectiles at targets. Has a high lock-on count. Terra: Defeat Braig.
Bubble Blaster (バブルブラスト
Baburu Burasuto?, lit. "Bubble Blast")		 15 5 Neutral A Launch bubbles at targets. Aqua: Initial
Ragnarok (ラグナロク
Ragunaroku?)		 16 4 Neutral C Launch a single salvo of light projectiles. Terra/Ventus/Aqua: Rare bonus on the Keyblade Board and Secret Board.
Thunderstorm (サンダーストーム
Sandāsutōmu?)		 5 4 Thunder C Launch a single salvo of electric blasts. Even one blast by itself packs a significant punch. Terra: Chest at The Chateau.
Ventus: Chest at the Mousehole.
Aqua: Chest at the Foyer.
Bio Barrage (バイオバラージュ
Baio Barāju?)		 8 4 Neutral C Launch a salvo of projectiles that poison targets. Terra/Ventus/Aqua: Purchase at the Medal Shop, Command Melding.
Pulse Bomb (パルスボム
Parusu Bomu?)		 20 5 Neutral C Launch energy blasts from the tip of your Keyblade and bombard targets with a series of small explosions. Has a high lock-on count. Ventus: Chest at the Ship Hub.
Prism Rain (レインボウシャワー
Reinbou Shawā?, lit. "Rainbow Shower")		 16 5 Neutral C Launch a salvo of rainbow-colored orbs. Aqua: Chest at the Ship Hub.
Photon Charge (フォトンチャージ
Foton Chāji?)		 15 4 Neutral B Rush targets repeatedly and attack with the power of light. Terra/Ventus/Aqua: Special bonus on the Skull Board, purchase from the Medal Shop.
Absolute Zero (アブソリュートゼロ
Abusoryūto Zero?)		 12 4 Blizzard B Cloak yourself in ice and rush targets repeatedly. Terra: Chest at the Gizmo Gallery.
Ventus/Aqua: Chest at the Gates.
Lightning Ray (ライトニングレイ
Raitoningu Rei?)		 18 4 Neutral A Rush targets repeatedly with lightning speed. Terra/Ventus/Aqua: Rare bonus on the Spaceship Board and Secret Board, Command Melding.
Sonic Shadow (ソニックシャドウ
Sonikku Shadou?)		 10 5 Neutral B Become one with the shadows and rush targets repeatedly, blinding the enemies you hit. Terra: Initial
Ultima Cannon (アルテマキャノン
Arutema Kyanon?)		 16 6 Neutral C The ultimate Shotlock. Transform your Keyblade into an enormous weapon that causes massive explosions with every blast. Terra: Complete the Keepers of the Arena battle.
Multivortex (マルチボーテックス
Maruchibōtekkusu?)		 30 6 Neutral D The ultimate Shotlock. Rapidly swing the Keyblade and harness the wind to launch shockwaves at targets with every stroke. Ventus: Complete the Keepers of the Arena battle.
Lightbloom (シャイニーブルーム
Shainī Burūmu?, lit. "Shiny Bloom")		 20 6 Neutral D The ultimate Shotlock. Perform a series of graceful spins as you fire blasts of light in all directions. Aqua: Complete the Keepers of the Arena battle.
Dark Link (ダークオブリンク
Dāku obu Rinku?, lit. "Dark of Link")		 20 — Dark N/A — Ventus: Usable during Vanitas's D-Link.

Kingdom Hearts III[edit]

Name AP No. of Locks Description Keyblade/Obtained
King of Hearts (キングオブハート
Kingu obu Hāto?, lit. "King of Heart") 		— 1~23 Fire a burst of magical projectiles from the end of your Keyblade. Kingdom Key, Midnight Blue, Phantom Green, Dawn Till Dusk, Elemental Encoder, Advent Red
Ragnarok (ラグナロク
Ragunaroku?) 		— 24 Fire streams of brilliant light that fly at targets. Kingdom Key, Midnight Blue, Phantom Green, Dawn Till Dusk, Elemental Encoder, Advent Red
Drain Shock (ドレインショック
Dorein Shokku?) 		— 1~15 Absorb HP from targets. Hero's Origin
Atomic Deluge (アトミックヘビーレイン
Atomikku Hebī Rein?, lit. "Atomic Heavy Rain") 		— 16 Use a shield to scatter lightning in all directions. Hero's Origin
Meteor Shower (メテオシャワー
Meteo Shawā?) 		— 1~17 Spin your Keyblade and send shooting stars careening toward targets. Shooting Star
Diving Barrage (ダイブバラージュ
Daibu Barāju?, lit. "Dive Barrage") 		— 18 Rain magical arrows down on targets from directly overhead. Shooting Star
Cluster Cannonade (クラスターランチャー
Kurasutā Ranchā?, lit. "Cluster Launcher") 		— 18 Launch a giant rocket that splits into many smaller projectiles. Shooting Star
Ghost Horde (ゴーストデュエル
Gōsuto Dyueru?, lit. "Ghost Duel") 		— 1~11 Create avatars that charge at targets repeatedly. Favorite Deputy
Drill Dive (ドリルダイブ
Doriru Daibu?) 		— 12 Warp around and fly at targets repeatedly. Favorite Deputy
Shimmering Drops (ゴールデンドロップ
Gōruden Doroppu?, lit. "Golden Drop") 		— 1~27 Absorb HP from targets. Ever After
Spectral Rays (プリズムレイ
Purizumu Rei?, lit. "Prism Ray") 		— 28 Attack by surrounding yourself with reflectors and bouncing magical light off them. Ever After
Snakebite (スネークバイト
Sunēkubaito?) 		— 1~17 Fire a burst of snake-like projectiles from the end of your Keyblade. Happy Gear
Warp Trick (デジョントリック
Dejon Torikku?, lit. "Dezone Trick") 		— 18 Create a network of portals and attacks from all directions. Happy Gear
Diamond Dust (ダイヤモンドダスト
Daiyamondo Dasuto?) 		— 1~23 Launch a series of spinning ice blades toward targets. Crystal Snow
Frozen Crescents (フローズンクレセント
Furōzen Kuresento?, lit. "Frozen Crescent") 		— 24 Slash at targets repeatedly with blades of ice. Crystal Snow
Hunny Burst (ハニーバースト
Hanī Bāsuto?) 		— 1~27 Fire a burst of honey projectiles from the end of your Keyblade. Hunny Spout
Hunny Drizzle (ハニーダウンプール
Hanī Daunpūru?, lit. "Honey Downpour") 		— 28 Rain honey down on targets from directly overhead. Hunny Spout
Sweet Surprise (ホーミングランチャー
Hōmingu Ranchā?, lit. "Homing Launcher") 		— 28 Launch a giant glob of honey that splits into many smaller projectiles. Hunny Spout
Cubic Stream (キュービックトレイン
Kyūbikku Torein?, lit. "Cubic Train") 		— 1~23 Spin your Keyblade and send block-like projectiles careening toward targets. Nano Gear
Zone Connector (ゾーンコネクター
Zōn Konekutā?) 		— 24 Create a network of portals and attack from all directions. Nano Gear
Blade Storm (ソードストーム
Sōdo Sutōmu?, lit. "Sword Storm") 		— 1~31 Launch a series of spinning wind blades toward targets. Wheel of Fate
Flag Rampage (フラッグランページ
Furaggu Ranpēji?) 		— 32 Slash at targets repeatedly with blades of wind. Wheel of Fate
Blades of the Round (エッジオブラウンド
Ejji obu Raundo?, lit. "Edge of Round") 		— 1~23 Launch a series of spinning blades of light toward targets. Starlight
Union Ragnarok (ユニオンラグナロク
Yunion Ragunaroku?) 		— 24 Fire streams of brilliant light that fly at targets. Starlight
Steam Spiral (スパイラルスチーム
Supairaru Suchīmu?, lit. "Spiral Steam") 		— 1~31 Spin your Keyblade and send fireworks careening toward targets. Grand Chef
Fruit Crusher (フルーツクラッシュ
Furūtsu Kurasshu?, lit. "Fruits Crush") 		— 32 Use a shield to scatter fruit in all directions. Grand Chef
Phantom Rush (ファントムラッシュ
Fantomu Rasshu?) 		— 1~15 Create avatars that charge at targets repeatedly. Classic Tone
Noise Flux (ノイジージャンプ
Noijī Janpu?, lit. "Noisy Jump") 		— 16 Warp around and fly at targets repeatedly. Classic Tone
Infinity Circle (インフィニティサークル
Infiniti Sākuru?) 		— 1 Gather magical forces and unleash them, devastating the surrounding area. Ultima Weapon
Sunray Blast (サンセットブライト
Sansetto Buraito?, lit. "Sunset Bright") 		— 1~31 Spin your Keyblade and send shards of light careening toward targets. Oathkeeper
Bladefury Eclipse (ドーンエクリプス
Dōn Ekuripusu?, lit. "Dawn Eclipse") 		— 1~31 Launch a series of spinning dark blades toward targets. Oblivion
Stellar Inception (ステラインセプション
Sutera Insepushon?) 		— 32 Blast enemies with a galaxy of stars. Oathkeeper, Oblivion
Focus Syphon (フォーカスアスピル
Fōkasu Asupiru?, lit. "Focus Asper") 		3 18 Add a special shotlock to your repertoire that costs no Focus. You will absorb Focus from the targets you lock on to. Stack the ability to increase the effect. Sora: Obtain the AR Device, Get an A-rank in Verum Rex: Beat of Lead, Score 29,000 or more points in the Watermelon Flan mini-game.
Prism Rain (レインボーシャワー
Reinbō Shawā?, lit. "Rainbow Shower") 		— 1~28 — Master's Defender (Aqua)
Dark Divide[KH III RM] (ダークディバイド
Dāku Dibaido?) 		— 1~28 — Braveheart (Riku)[1]
Heart of a Princess[KH III RM] (プリンセスハート
Purinsesu Hāto?, lit. "Princess Heart") 		— 1 — Destiny's Embrace (Kairi)

Other appearances[edit]

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep[edit]

During the last stage of the final battle between Ventus and Vanitas, Vanitas uses a Shotlock called "Dark Cannon", in which Vanitas fires a beam of dark energy, augmented by a rotating triangle of blue crystals. Through his D-Link with Vanitas, Ventus gains a gold-colored version of the same Shotlock, named "Dark Link", which he can use to combat Vanitas's Dark Cannon. The secret boss, Vanitas Remnant, can also use Dark Cannon, but the attack cannot be countered.

The Vanitas Remnant also utilizes a unique Shotlock during the battle against it. Vanitas Remnant takes an identical position as when using Dark Cannon, and surrounds itself in a black ball before shooting out copies of itself which make one slash before freezing in place.

Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance[edit]

The Armored Ventus Nightmare utilizes a Shotlock against Riku during the final battle. When Riku absorbs his Dream Eaters to counter, the rest of the battle involves the two of them rushing against each other until one of them is knocked out.

Notes and references[edit]

  1. ^ Only during the battle against Dark Riku, Xigbar, and Ansem, Seeker of Darkness
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
Characters
Party members
Terra - Ventus - Aqua - Lingering Will
Prince Phillip - Mickey Mouse - Hercules - Zack - Experiment 626
Antagonists
Xehanort - Vanitas - Braig - Terra-Xehanort
Maleficent - Lady Tremaine - Anastasia and Drizella - Lucifer - The Queen - Magic Mirror - Gantu - Experiment 221 - Hades - Ice Colossus - Captain Hook - Captain Dark
Non-playable characters
Aeleus - Ansem the Wise - Aurora - Captain Justice - Chip and Dale - Cinderella - Crocodile - Daisy Duck - Dark Figure - Dilan - Donald Duck - Dr. Jumba Jookiba - Enchanted Brooms - Eraqus - Even - Fairy Godmother - Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather - Goofy - Grand Councilwoman - Grand Duke - Horace Horsecollar - Huey, Dewey, and Louie - Ienzo - Isa - Jaq - Kairi - Kairi's Grandma - Lea - Lost Boys - Maleficent's Goons - Maleficent's Raven - Merlin - Minnie Mouse - Moogle - Peter Pan - Philoctetes - Pluto - The Prince - Prince Charming - Rabbit - Riku - Scrooge McDuck - Seven Dwarfs - Mr. Smee - Snow White - Sora - Tigger - Tinker Bell - Vanitas Remnant - Winnie the Pooh - Yen Sid
Locations
Worlds
Land of Departure - Enchanted Dominion - Castle of Dreams - Dwarf Woodlands - Destiny Islands - Radiant Garden - Olympus Coliseum - Disney Town - Deep Space - Mirage Arena - Neverland - Mysterious Tower - Keyblade Graveyard - Castle Oblivion - Realm of Darkness
Places
Dive to the Heart - 100 Acre Wood - Chamber of Waking
Terms
Bequeathing - Blank Points - Keyblade - Keyblade Armor - Keyblade Glider - Keyblade Master - Keyblade War - Kingdom Hearts - Mark of Mastery exam - Million Dreams Award - Princesses of Heart - The End - Unversed
Gameplay terms
Arena Mode - Command Board - Command Style - D-Link - Deck Commands - Shotlock - Special Command
Music
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep & 358/2 Days Original Soundtrack - Simple and Clean
Archives
Artwork - Bosses - Enemies - Keyblades - Removed content
Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage-
Characters
Party members
Aqua - Mickey Mouse
Antagonists
Phantom Aqua - Terra-Xehanort
Other characters
Dark Figure - Donald Duck - Goofy - Kairi - Luxu - Riku - Sora - Terra - Ventus - Yen Sid
Locations
Worlds
Keyblade Graveyard - Dark World - Destiny Islands - Mysterious Tower
Places
Castle Town - The World Within - Forest of Thorns - Depths of Darkness
Terms
2.9 - The First Volume - Flowmotion - Keyblade - Shotlock - Situation Command - Style Change - The End - Wardrobe
Music
Kingdom Hearts - III, II.8, Unchained χ & Union χ [Cross] - Original Soundtrack - Simple and Clean
Kingdom Hearts III
Characters
Party members
Sora - Donald Duck - Goofy - Riku - Aqua
Hercules - Woody - Buzz Lightyear - Rapunzel - Eugene Fitzherbert - James P. Sullivan - Mike Wazowski - Marshmallow - Jack Sparrow - Baymax
Mickey Mouse - Kairi - Ventus - Lea - Roxas - Xion
Link system
Meow Wow - Wreck-It Ralph - Simba - Ariel - Stitch
Antagonists
Real Organization XIII (Seekers of Darkness)
Master Xehanort - Young Xehanort - Terra-Xehanort - Ansem, Seeker of Darkness - Xemnas - Vanitas - Xigbar - Saïx - Luxord - Marluxia - Larxene - Dark Riku - Xion
Vexen - Demyx - Replica Xehanort
Villains
Maleficent - Pete - Hades - Rock Titan - Ice Titan - Lava Titan - Tornado Titan
Mother Gothel - Randall Boggs - Hans - Davy Jones - Kraken - Cutler Beckett - Dark Baymax
Other
Anti-Aqua
Non-playable characters
Seven Guardians of Light - New Seven Hearts
Aced - Aeleus - Air Droids - Angelic Amber - Anna - Ansem the Wise - Apollo - Athena - Beasts & Bugs - Boo - Bouncy Pets - CDA Agent - Chip and Dale - Chirithy - Daisy Duck - Dark Figure - Dilan - Elizabeth Swann - Elsa - Ephemer - Eraqus - Even - Fred - Gigas - Go Go Tomago - Gopher - Green Army Men - Gula - Hamm - Hayner - Hector Barbossa - Hermes - Hiro Hamada - Honey Lemon - Huey, Dewey, and Louie - Ienzo - Invi - Ira - Isa - Jiminy Cricket - Joshamee Gibbs - Kristoff - Lingering Will - Little Green Men - Lumpy - Luxu - The Master of Masters - Maximus - Megara - Merlin - Minnie Mouse - Moogle - Nameless Star - Naminé - Olaf - Olette - Pascal - Patchwork Animals - Pegasus - Pence - Piglet - Philoctetes - Pluto - Rabbit - Remy - Rex - Riku Replica - Roo - Sarge - Scrooge McDuck - Supreme Smasher - Sven - Terra - Tia Dalma - Tigger - Wasabi - William Turner - Winnie the Pooh - Yen Sid - Yozora - Zeus
Locations
Worlds
Olympus - Dark World - Mysterious Tower - Disney Castle - Radiant Garden - Twilight Town - Toy Box - Kingdom of Corona - Monstropolis - Arendelle - The Caribbean - San Fransokyo - 100 Acre Wood - Destiny Islands - Castle Oblivion / Land of Departure - Keyblade Graveyard - The Final World - Scala ad Caelum - Quadratum
Terms
Alba & Ater - Ansem's Code - Black Box - Datascape - Dream Eater - Heartless - Keyblade - Keyblade Master - Keyblade War - Kingdom Hearts - New Seven Hearts - Nobody - Port Royal - Secret Reports - Subject X - Unversed - Verum Rex - Yozora
Gameplay terms
Armor Mode - Attractions - Battlegate - Black Pearl - Classic Kingdom - Flowmotion - Formchange - Gigas - Glossary - Gummiphone - Gummi Ship - Keyblade Forge - Leviathan - Lucky Emblems - Make Your Mark - Memory Archive - Moogle Shop - Link - Shotlock - Situation Command - Tech Points - χ3
Music
Don't Think Twice - Face My Fears - Kingdom Hearts - III, II.8, Unchained χ & Union χ [Cross] - Original Soundtrack - Unnamed tracks
Archives
Accessories - Armor - Artwork - DLC - Enemies - Items - Keyblades - Weapons - Removed content
Game mechanics
General mechanics
Attack | Magic | Items | Party member | Stats | Gauges | Prizes
Synthesis | Moogle Shop | Report | Glossary | Abilities (KH, KHCOM, KHII, KHD, KHREC, KHBBS, KH3D, KHUχ, KHIII, KHDR)
Special combat and play mechanics
Commands
Command Menu | Command Matrix | Command Deck (KHBBS, KH3D)
Reaction Command | Overlay command | Finish command | Special Command | Situation Command
Alternate action systems
Cards (Battle, Map, World) | Cards (KHχ) | Medal (KHUχ) | Cards (KHDR)
Alternate level systems
Mission Mode | Questploration | Quests | Music Stage
Character and stats mechanics
Panel System | Rank | Version Up | Stat Matrix | Gear Matrix | Command Meld | Drop System | Spirit
Movement mechanics
Lock-On | Swimming | Flowmotion | Free Running
Technique and action mechanics
Critical Hit | Summon | Sleight | Dark Mode | Drive Form | Limit | Limit Break | Debug Ability | Dimension Link | Command Style | Shotlock | Flowmotion | Reality Shift | Link System | Special Attack | Style Change | Attractions | Link Summon | Formchange
Rewards
Treasure Chest | Bonus Level | Experience | Tech Points | Munny | Moogle Point | Heart Point | VP | Medals | Rhythm Point
Enemy mechanics
Revenge Action | Reaction Endurance | Reality Endurance | Attraction Endurance | Armor Mode
Game elements
Opening Menu | The End | Difficulty Level | Tutorial | Game Over | Save Point | Game Clear Data | Theater Mode | Trophies
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