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==Card== | ==Card== | ||
{{InfoEnemyCard | |||
|name=Wight Knight | |||
|ability=Float | |||
|desc=Alter gravity to increase jumping ability. | |||
|duration=3 reloads | |||
}} | |||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
[[File:Wight_Knight.jpg|thumb|left|A Wight Knight as it Appears in The Final Mix Versions of Kingdom Hearts & Kingdom Hearts II]] | [[File:Wight_Knight.jpg|thumb|left|A Wight Knight as it Appears in The Final Mix Versions of Kingdom Hearts & Kingdom Hearts II]] | ||
Revision as of 00:42, 19 May 2009
Wight Knights are enemies from Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories and Kingdom Hearts II.
In Kingdom Hearts, Wight Knights have 60 HP, their Attack Power is 24, and their Defense Power is 20. Sora also recovers 34 MP for hitting one, and gets 16 experience points for defeating it. However, after the events at Hollow Bastion, the HP becomes 120, the Attack Power becomes 35, and the Defense Power becomes 27. Sora then recovers 47 MP for hitting one, and gets 90 experience points for defeating it. It resembles a character from Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas [one-eyed mummy].
After defeating a Wight Knight in Kingdom Hearts, there is a 0.5% chance that it will drop a Mega Potion, a 2% chance that it will drop a Hi-Potion, and a 4% chance that it will drop a Lucid Gem.
Journal Entry
Kingdom Hearts
Heartless that mostly appear in Halloween Town. Their jerky, dancelike attack moves are fairly easy to dodge, but cause large damage.
Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories
A Heartless that calls Halloween Town its main haunt.
The Wight Knight's long appendages make it dangerous to approach.
Kingdom Hearts II
It merely wanders around, but once attacked, it attacks persistently. Parry its attacks to ward it off.
