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[[Image:X-blade.png|thumb|right|250px|The Χ-Blade, in its incomplete form.]] | [[Image:X-blade.png|thumb|right|250px|The Χ-Blade, in its incomplete form.]] | ||
The {{nihongo|'''Χ-Blade'''|Χブレード|Kīburēdo}} is a legendary [[Keyblade]] introduced in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' prequel, ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]''. It was discovered and wielded by [[Vanitas]], but destroyed thanks to the efforts of [[Ventus]] and [[Aqua]]. | The {{nihongo|'''Χ-Blade'''|Χブレード|Kīburēdo}} is a legendary [[Keyblade]] introduced in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' prequel, ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]''. It was discovered and wielded by [[Vanitas]], but destroyed thanks to the efforts of [[Ventus]] and [[Aqua]]. Aqua breaks the keyblade in half which makes Sora's and Mickey's kingdom keys. | ||
==Appearance== | ==Appearance== |
Revision as of 01:13, 11 January 2010
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The Χ-Blade (Χブレード Kīburēdo ) is a legendary Keyblade introduced in the Kingdom Hearts prequel, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. It was discovered and wielded by Vanitas, but destroyed thanks to the efforts of Ventus and Aqua. Aqua breaks the keyblade in half which makes Sora's and Mickey's kingdom keys.
Appearance
The Χ-Blade appears to be made up of two crossing Kingdom Keys. It has a filigree that slightly resembles one on the Ultima Weapon, and the blade slightly resembles the Dream Sword.
The keychain is a black and red heart (similar to the Heartless symbol, only without the fleur-de-lis bottom and jagged cross) with two Kingdom Keys crossed over it. The chain starts out as two separate chains that form into one.
Trivia
- The letter "Χ" is the letter chi from the Greek alphabet.