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The '''Fenrir''' is a [[Keychain]] for [[Kingdom Key|Sora's Keyblade]] that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''. The Fenrir is also one of the types of Keyblades left at the [[Keyblade Graveyard]].
The '''Fenrir''' is a [[Keychain]] for [[Kingdom Key|Sora's]] and the [[Starlight|Player's Keyblades]] that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ]]''. The Fenrir is also one of the types of Keyblades left at the [[Keyblade Graveyard]].


After defeating Sephiroth in [[Radiant Garden]], Sora witnesses a battle between Cloud, Sephiroth, and [[Tifa]]. After Sephiroth and Cloud fly away in the middle of their duel, Tifa thanks Sora for his help and gives him the Fenrir Keychain.
In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', after defeating Sephiroth in [[Radiant Garden]], Sora witnesses a battle between Cloud, Sephiroth, and [[Tifa]]. After Sephiroth and Cloud fly away in the middle of their duel, Tifa thanks Sora for his help and gives him the Fenrir Keychain.
==Design==
==Design==
The Fenrir Keyblade, unlike all other Keyblades, takes on the appearance of a {{w|pin tumbler lock}} key, with bandages adorning the base of the blade similar to Cloud's Buster Sword. Its Keychain resembles Cloud's Fenrir pendant from his ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children'' outfit.
The Fenrir, unlike all other Keyblades, takes on the appearance of a {{w|pin tumbler lock}} key, and is based upon Cloud's [[finalfantasy:Fusion Swords|Fusion Swords]].


The Fenrir is named after the [[finalfantasy:Fenrir (Motorcycle)|motorcycle]] ridden by Cloud in ''[[finalfantasy:Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children|Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children]]'', which also appears as a special Gummi Ship. The motorcycle is, in turn, named after [[finalfantasy:Fenrir (Final Fantasy VII)|Fenrir]], a wolf summon which has appeared in multiple ''Final Fantasy'' games, in keeping with Cloud's wolf motif. Fenrir is the shortened name of the Norse wolf-god {{w|Fenrir|Fenrisulfr}}. In the ''Dissidia'' series, Cloud also gains his own version of the Fenrir as one of his weapons.
In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', the Fenrir has a red handle similar to that of the Fusion Swords and a dark grey guard. Two rods jut out of the top of the guard, similar to the Fusion Swords' racks on [[finalfantasy:Fenrir (motorcycle)|Cloud's motorcycle]] from ''[[finalfantasy:Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children|Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children]]''. The blade is a pin tumbler lock key's shaft, with the base of the blade bearing bandages similar to those on Cloud's Buster and Fusion Swords in ''Kingdom Hearts''. The Keychain is inspired by Cloud's Fenrir pendant from his ''Advent Children'' outfit.


Whenever the Fenrir strikes a target, it emits beams of light and segmented stars that resemble those emitted by the [[Ultima Weapon]].
In ''Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ'', the Fenrir's appearance differs depending on its upgrades. The basic Fenrir has more of a bronze appearance, with a green or a rusted bronze handle. The rods on the guard are smaller, and the blade is not only smaller and duller, but is covered in bandages from the tip to the base. The Keychain is a dull bronze.


The first upgrade resembles its ''Kingdom Hearts II'' iteration, albeit with a lighter color scheme. The second upgrade, however, bears a strong resemblance to Cloud's motorcycle. The guard is a dark grey, with some golden highlights on the sides. There are two rods on each side of the guard, bearing more of a resemblance to the Fusion Swords' holsters. The blade has a grey highlight at the base, and is dark grey, bearing two pointed edges at the tip. The Keychain has a golden color scheme.
The Fenrir is named after Cloud's motorcycle in ''Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children'', which also appears as a special Gummi Ship. The motorcycle is, in turn, named after [[finalfantasy:Fenrir (Final Fantasy VII)|Fenrir]], a wolf summon which has appeared in multiple ''Final Fantasy'' games, in keeping with Cloud's wolf motif. Fenrir is the shortened name of the Norse wolf-god {{w|Fenrir|Fenrisulfr}}. In the ''Dissidia'' series, Cloud also gains his own version of the Fenrir as one of his weapons.
==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
Despite the passive ability of [[Negative Combo]], the Fenrir Keyblade makes up for it with its high attack power. It is also the strongest Keyblade available, its strength even surpassing that of the [[Ultima Weapon]].
In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', despite the passive ability of [[Negative Combo]], the Fenrir Keyblade makes up for it with its high attack power. It is also the strongest Keyblade available, its strength even surpassing that of the [[Ultima Weapon]].


The Fenrir is the only piece of equipment with the Negative Combo ability; in combination with the Negative Combo that Sora learns and a lack of equipped Combo Plus and Air Combo Plus abilities, Sora can attack with only combo finishers. This makes it essential for high scores in mini-games like [[Junk Sweep]], [[Cargo Climb]], and [[Phil's Training]], which focus on the use of combo finishers. Furthermore, as bosses in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' cannot be defeated unless a combo finisher is successfully performed on them, the Fenrir is quite useful against bosses who tend to interrupt Sora's combos.
The Fenrir is the only piece of equipment with the Negative Combo ability; in combination with the Negative Combo that Sora learns and a lack of equipped Combo Plus and Air Combo Plus abilities, Sora can attack with only combo finishers. This makes it essential for high scores in mini-games like [[Junk Sweep]], [[Cargo Climb]], and [[Phil's Training]], which focus on the use of combo finishers. Furthermore, as bosses in ''Kingdom Hearts II'' cannot be defeated unless a combo finisher is successfully performed on them, the Fenrir is quite useful against bosses who tend to interrupt Sora's combos.

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Kingdom Hearts II
Fenrir
Fenrir
Fenrir
Fenrir
Fenrir

"Has great range and strength, but maximum ground and midair combos are decreased by 1."

Token
Fenrir Keychain KHII.png
Japanese フェンリル
Rōmaji Fenriru
Stats
Strength Magic Length
+7 +1 168
Ability
Negative Combo
Obtained
Speak with Cloud after defeating Sephiroth.

Kingdom Hearts Union χ[Cross]
Fenrir
Fenrir
Token
Fenrir's Keychain
Japanese フェンリル
Rōmaji Fenriru
Obtained
Quest 203: A Chat with the Cheshire Cat Pt. 3 (Proud Mode)

Kingdom Hearts Union χ[Cross]
Fenrir
Fenrir
Token
Fenrir's Keychain
Japanese フェンリル
Rōmaji Fenriru
Obtained
Keyblade LV Up
Kingdom Hearts Union χ[Cross]
Fenrir
Fenrir
Token
Fenrir's Keychain
Japanese フェンリル
Rōmaji Fenriru
Obtained
Keyblade LV Up
Kingdom Hearts Union χ[Cross]
Fenrir
Fenrir
Token
Fenrir Keychain (Upgrade 5) KHX.png
Japanese フェンリル
Rōmaji Fenriru
Obtained
Keyblade LV Up
Lv Power
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Upright 		Power
Upright 		Power
Reversed 		Power
Upright
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3 File:Electrum KHX.png x1
4 File:Electrum KHX.png x1
5 File:Electrum KHX.png x1
6 File:Electrum KHX.png x2
7 File:Electrum KHX.png x2
8 File:Electrum KHX.png x2
9 File:Electrum KHX.png x2
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13 File:Electrum KHX.png x3
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17 File:Electrum KHX.png x4
18 File:Electrum KHX.png x4
19 File:Electrum KHX.png x4
20 File:Electrum KHX.png x4
21 File:Electrum KHX.png x10
22 File:Electrum KHX.png x10
23 File:Electrum KHX.png x10
24 File:Electrum KHX.png x10
25 File:Electrum KHX.png x10
26 File:Solar Gem KHX.png x1
27 File:Solar Gem KHX.png x1 Power Gem x1
28 File:Solar Gem KHX.png x1 Power Gem x1
29 File:Solar Gem KHX.png x2 Power Gem x1
30 File:Solar Gem KHX.png x2 Power Gem x1
31 File:Solar Gem KHX.png x2 Power Gem x2

The Fenrir is a Keychain for Sora's and the Player's Keyblades that appears in Kingdom Hearts II and Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ. The Fenrir is also one of the types of Keyblades left at the Keyblade Graveyard.

In Kingdom Hearts II, after defeating Sephiroth in Radiant Garden, Sora witnesses a battle between Cloud, Sephiroth, and Tifa. After Sephiroth and Cloud fly away in the middle of their duel, Tifa thanks Sora for his help and gives him the Fenrir Keychain.

Design

The Fenrir, unlike all other Keyblades, takes on the appearance of a pin tumbler lock key, and is based upon Cloud's Fusion Swords.

In Kingdom Hearts II, the Fenrir has a red handle similar to that of the Fusion Swords and a dark grey guard. Two rods jut out of the top of the guard, similar to the Fusion Swords' racks on Cloud's motorcycle from Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. The blade is a pin tumbler lock key's shaft, with the base of the blade bearing bandages similar to those on Cloud's Buster and Fusion Swords in Kingdom Hearts. The Keychain is inspired by Cloud's Fenrir pendant from his Advent Children outfit.

In Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ, the Fenrir's appearance differs depending on its upgrades. The basic Fenrir has more of a bronze appearance, with a green or a rusted bronze handle. The rods on the guard are smaller, and the blade is not only smaller and duller, but is covered in bandages from the tip to the base. The Keychain is a dull bronze.

The first upgrade resembles its Kingdom Hearts II iteration, albeit with a lighter color scheme. The second upgrade, however, bears a strong resemblance to Cloud's motorcycle. The guard is a dark grey, with some golden highlights on the sides. There are two rods on each side of the guard, bearing more of a resemblance to the Fusion Swords' holsters. The blade has a grey highlight at the base, and is dark grey, bearing two pointed edges at the tip. The Keychain has a golden color scheme.

The Fenrir is named after Cloud's motorcycle in Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children, which also appears as a special Gummi Ship. The motorcycle is, in turn, named after Fenrir, a wolf summon which has appeared in multiple Final Fantasy games, in keeping with Cloud's wolf motif. Fenrir is the shortened name of the Norse wolf-god Fenrisulfr. In the Dissidia series, Cloud also gains his own version of the Fenrir as one of his weapons.

Gameplay

In Kingdom Hearts II, despite the passive ability of Negative Combo, the Fenrir Keyblade makes up for it with its high attack power. It is also the strongest Keyblade available, its strength even surpassing that of the Ultima Weapon.

The Fenrir is the only piece of equipment with the Negative Combo ability; in combination with the Negative Combo that Sora learns and a lack of equipped Combo Plus and Air Combo Plus abilities, Sora can attack with only combo finishers. This makes it essential for high scores in mini-games like Junk Sweep, Cargo Climb, and Phil's Training, which focus on the use of combo finishers. Furthermore, as bosses in Kingdom Hearts II cannot be defeated unless a combo finisher is successfully performed on them, the Fenrir is quite useful against bosses who tend to interrupt Sora's combos.

Other media

The Fenrir Keyblade is packaged with the Series 1 Play Arts Figures Valor Form figure.

Gallery

  • The variation of the Fenrir that appears in the Keyblade Graveyard.

    The variation of the Fenrir that appears in the Keyblade Graveyard.

See also

Sora's Keyblades
Kingdom Key | Oathkeeper | Oblivion | Ultima Weapon
Lady Luck | Olympia | Jungle King | Three Wishes | Pumpkinhead | Wishing Star | Crabclaw | Fairy Harp | Divine Rose | Spellbinder | Lionheart | Metal Chocobo | One-Winged Angel | Diamond Dust
Total Eclipse | Midnight Roar | Maverick Flare
Star Seeker | Hidden Dragon | Rumbling Rose | Hero's Crest | Monochrome | Mysterious Abyss | Follow the Wind | Wishing Lamp | Decisive Pumpkin | Circle of Life | Sweet Memories | Photon Debugger | Gull Wing | Guardian Soul | Sleeping Lion | Fenrir | Bond of Flame | Fatal Crest | Winner's Proof | Two Become One
Skull Noise | Guardian Bell | Ferris Gear | Dual Disc | Knockout Punch | All for One | Counterpoint | Sweet Dreams | Divewing | End of Pain | Unbound | Combined Keyblade
Hero's Origin | Shooting Star | Favorite Deputy | Ever After | Happy Gear | Crystal Snow | Hunny Spout | Nano Gear | Wheel of Fate | Starlight | Grand Chef | Classic Tone
Midnight Blue | Phantom Green | Dawn Till Dusk | Elemental Encoder | Advent Red | Dead of Night
Other
Dream Sword | Dream Shield | Dream Rod | Wooden Sword | Struggle Bat
KHχ Player's Keyblades
Starlight | Treasure Trove | Lady Luck | Three Wishes | Olympia | Divine Rose | Moogle O' Glory
Stroke of Midnight | Sleeping Lion | Counterpoint | Fenrir | Darkgnaw | Missing Ache | Fairy Stars | Diamond Dust | Bad Guy Breaker
Keyblades
Keyblades introduced in Kingdom Hearts
Kingdom Key | Oathkeeper | Oblivion | Ultima Weapon | Kingdom Key D | Keyblade of Heart
Lady Luck | Olympia | Jungle King | Three Wishes | Pumpkinhead | Wishing Star | Crabclaw | Fairy Harp | Divine Rose | Spellbinder | Metal Chocobo | Lionheart | Diamond Dust | One-Winged Angel
Keyblades introduced in Kingdom Hearts II
Way to the Dawn | Destiny's Embrace | Stormfall | Ends of the Earth | Wayward Wind | Void Gear | No Name
Star Seeker | Hidden Dragon | Rumbling Rose | Hero's Crest | Monochrome | Mysterious Abyss | Follow the Wind | Wishing Lamp | Decisive Pumpkin | Circle of Life
Photon Debugger | Sweet Memories | Fatal Crest | Sleeping Lion | Guardian Soul | Gull Wing | Fenrir | Bond of Flame | Two Become One | Winner's Proof
Keyblades introduced in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days
Missing Ache | Ominous Blight | Abaddon Plasma | Pain of Solitude | Sign of Innocence | Crown of Guilt | Abyssal Tide | Leviathan | True Light's Flight | Rejection of Fate | Midnight Roar
Glimpse of Darkness | Total Eclipse | Silent Dirge | Lunar Eclipse | Darker Than Dark | Astral Blast | Maverick Flare | Twilight Blaze | Omega Weapon | Umbrella | Aubade
Keyblades introduced in Kingdom Hearts Re:coded
Zero/One
Keyblades introduced in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
Earthshaker | Darkgnaw | Chaos Ripper | Frolic Flame | Lost Memory | Rainfell | Brightcrest | Master's Defender | χ-blade
Treasure Trove | Stroke of Midnight | Fairy Stars | Victory Line | Mark of a Hero | Hyperdrive | Pixie Petal | Sweetstack | No Name (KHBBS) | Royal Radiance
Keyblades introduced in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
Young Xehanort's Keyblade | Bond of the Blaze | Combined Keyblade
Skull Noise | Guardian Bell | Dual Disc | Ferris Gear | Ocean's Rage | Knockout Punch | All for One | Counterpoint | Divewing | Sweet Dreams | Unbound | End of Pain
Keyblades introduced in Kingdom Hearts χ
Invi's Keyblade | Gula's Keyblade | Ira's Keyblade | Aced's Keyblade | Ava's Keyblade
Starlight | Moogle O' Glory | Bad Guy Breaker
Keyblades introduced in Kingdom Hearts III
Braveheart | Star Cluster | Replica Kingdom Key
Hero's Origin | Shooting Star | Favorite Deputy | Ever After | Happy Gear | Crystal Snow | Hunny Spout | Nano Gear | Wheel of Fate | Grand Chef | Classic Tone
Midnight Blue | Phantom Green | Dawn Till Dusk | Elemental Encoder | Advent Red | Dead of Night
Keyblades introduced in Kingdom Hearts Dark Road
Keyblade
Other Keyblades introduced
Tower of Radiance and Shadow
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