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==Design==
==Design==
The Jungle King appears to be a wooden key fastened with brown and violet leather strips. The hilt has thorns extruding from it, and the key's teeth are wooden spokes. The Keychain is attached to the hilt via a carabiner, and its token is one of the blue butterflies that hid the Keyhole in Deep Jungle. This Keyblade also has one of the largest lengths in the game.
The Jungle King is one of the longest Keyblades in the game, and appears to be a wooden key fastened with brown and violet leather strips. The hilt has thorns extruding from it, and the key's teeth are wooden spokes. The keychain appears to be a carabiner, with one of Deep Jungle's blue butterflies as its token.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 23:28, 24 December 2009

Kingdom Hearts
Jungle King
"Has a long reach, but seldom deals critical blows."
Token
Jungle King Keychain KH.png
Japanese ネイティブワーク
Stats
Strength MP Length
+5 +0
Crit. Rate Crit. Bonus Recoil
x0 +0 1
Obtained
Lock the Keyhole at Deep Jungle.

The Jungle King (ネイティブワーク Neitibu Wāku?, lit. "Native Work") is a Keychain for Sora's Keyblade which appears in Kingdom Hearts. Tarzan gives Sora the Jungle King once Deep Jungle's Keyhole is locked.

The Jungle King was originally planned to appear as the signature Attack Card for Deep Jungle in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, and was even depicted in early screenshots for the game, but was removed along with the world when the estate of Edgar Rice Burroughs forbid Disney from reusing Tarzan.

Design

The Jungle King is one of the longest Keyblades in the game, and appears to be a wooden key fastened with brown and violet leather strips. The hilt has thorns extruding from it, and the key's teeth are wooden spokes. The keychain appears to be a carabiner, with one of Deep Jungle's blue butterflies as its token.

Gallery

See Also