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{{nihongo|'''Crime & Punishment'''|クライムペナルティ|Kuraimu Penaruti|lit. "Crime Penalty"}} is a technique that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''. It allows the user's two Keyblades to unleash powerful spells. <!--meaning what exactly?--> | {{nihongo|'''Crime & Punishment'''|クライムペナルティ|Kuraimu Penaruti|lit. "Crime Penalty"}} is a technique that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''. It allows the user's two Keyblades to unleash powerful spells. <!--meaning what exactly?--> | ||
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Crime & Punishment (クライムペナルティ Kuraimu Penaruti, lit. "Crime Penalty") is a technique that appears in Kingdom Hearts II. It allows the user's two Keyblades to unleash powerful spells.
Mechanics
In Kingdom Hearts II, Crime & Punishment is an action ability exclusive to Final Form.
Learning Crime & Punishment
Kingdom Hearts II
- Final Form has Crime & Punishment as a default ability.
