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The {{nihongo|'''Treasure Trove'''|ロックスプレンダー|Rokku Supurendā|lit. "Rock Splendor"}} is a [[ | The {{nihongo|'''Treasure Trove'''|ロックスプレンダー|Rokku Supurendā|lit. "Rock Splendor"}} is a [[Keychain]] for [[Earthshaker|Terra's]], [[Wayward Wind|Ventus's]], and [[Rainfell|Aqua's Keyblades]] that appears in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]''. | ||
==Design== | ==Design== | ||
Revision as of 13:16, 8 April 2013
| Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Treasure Trove | |||
|---|---|---|---|
_KHBBS.png) _KHBBS.png) _KHBBS.png) "A Keyblade that makes up for its poor reach with a balanced boost in Strength and Magic." | |||
| Token |  | ||
| Japanese | ロックスプレンダー | ||
| Stats | |||
| Strength | Magic | ||
| +3 | +2 | ||
| Critical Rate | Critical Damage | ||
| 25% | x1.2 | ||
| Length | |||
| Short | |||
| Obtained | |||
| Clear Dwarf Woodlands. | |||
The Treasure Trove (ロックスプレンダー Rokku Supurendā, lit. "Rock Splendor") is a Keychain for Terra's, Ventus's, and Aqua's Keyblades that appears in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep.
Design
The Treasure Trove's overall design is modeled after the crystal mines in the Dwarf Woodlands. The handle is brown and seemingly made of wood. The guard is circular and decorated by seven crystals, three white ones, two yellow, and two blue. The base of the blade is adorned by a black minecart filled to the brim with crystals in various shades of blue and yellow. The blade is made up of a short mine track with four crooked planks nailed onto it. A small pickaxe is attached to the head of the Keyblade in the same manner as the planks, forming the Keyblade's teeth. The Keychain is a beige cord that connects to the token, a red jewel.
A "treasure trove" is a phrase that refers to finding a hidden treasure, which reflects the gems the Seven Dwarfs mine. The Keyblade's Japanese name holds a similar meaning, with "splendor" meaning "great luster or brilliance". The full name, "Rock Splendor", references the luster of gemstones.
