Kingdom Hearts Final Mix
Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX

Pot Scorpion: Difference between revisions

From the Kingdom Hearts Wiki, the Kingdom Hearts encyclopedia
Jump to navigationJump to search
(Yeah, that's what I meant.)
No edit summary
Line 36: Line 36:
  |KHko=x0.5
  |KHko=x0.5
  |KHother=x0.5
  |KHother=x0.5
  |KHreward='''All battles:''' (1) HP ball x 20, (5) HP ball x 3, Mythril Stone (20%)<br>'''Broke 11 pots before waking up Pot Scorpion, then defeated Pot Scorpion:''' (1) Munny x 20, (5) Munny x 3, (20) Munny x 1, Mythril Shard (20%), Mythril Stone (35%)<br>'''Broke 0 to ten pots before waking up Pot Scorpion, then defeated Pot Scorpion:''' (1) Munny x 5<br>'''Broke the eleventh pot:''' (1) Munny x 20, (5) Munny x 3, (20) Munny x 1, Mythril Stone (10%)
  |KHreward='''All battles:''' (1) HP ball x20, (5) HP ball x3, Mythril Stone (20%)<br>'''Broke 11 pots before waking up Pot Scorpion, then defeated Pot Scorpion:''' (1) Munny x20, (5) Munny x3, (20) Munny x1, Mythril Shard (20%), Mythril Stone (35%)<br>'''Broke 0 to ten pots before waking up Pot Scorpion, then defeated Pot Scorpion:''' (1) Munny x5<br>'''Broke the eleventh pot:''' (1) Munny x20, (5) Munny x3, (20) Munny x1, Mythril Stone (10%)
  |KHworld=Agrabah
  |KHworld=Agrabah
}}
}}
The '''Pot Scorpion''' is an Emblem [[Heartless]] that is found in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Final Mix]]''.
The '''Pot Scorpion''' is an Emblem [[Heartless]] that is found in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Final Mix]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX]]''.


==Design==
==Design==

Revision as of 08:23, 21 February 2015

Template:Enemy The Pot Scorpion is an Emblem Heartless that is found in Kingdom Hearts Final Mix and Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX.

Design

The Pot Scorpion is, true to its name, a scorpion-like Heartless trapped in a red pot. Its four spindly legs are pale blue with blue joints and poke out of holes in the upper half of the jar. Despite the fact that it is based on scorpions, the Pot Scorpion only has four legs. Its tail, which is comprised of several blue, spherical segments and ends in a stinger with a black tip, breaks out of the lower half of the back of the jar and curls over the top. Its beady, glowing yellow eyes are visible in a small hole in the front of the jar's bottom, and two large, pale blue pincers poke out through the same hole. These pincers have blue joints and black tips.

Strategy

The Pot Scorpion only appears as a special encounter at the Palace Gates; if an array of twelve pots lies in the center of the room, then the encounter has been activated. To increase the chances of receiving its unique drop, the Mythril Stone, Sora will need to break as many of the empty pots as possible before awakening the Pot Scorpion. The empty pots can be identified by attempting to push them; empty pots will be movable, and will drop Munny and increasing Tech point awards when shattered. The Final pot (excluding the pot scorpion itself) will award 100 Tech and has a chance to drop a Mythril Stone. The Pot Scorpion lies within the pot that cannot be moved, which should be struck once the other eleven pots are broken in order to begin the battle.

The Pot Scorpion is invulnerable to damage until its attacks are blocked, flipping it onto its back. It can be flipped by blocking either its charge attack, telegraphed by snapping its pincers, or its stinger attack, telegraphed by glowing pink. Even though it telegraphs it's moves it should be noted that if Sora attempts to attack it twice while its running around spewing it's poison while not charged it will stop what its doing and attack directly giving Sora the chance to stun him. The same goes for when it charged up but Sora only has to stay close to it for it to melee attack him. It moves swiftly after telegraphing, so Guard should be used while it is still readying to attack; alternatively, Aeroga can be used as a persistent shield so that timing is not an issue. Once it is flipped on its back, there is time for Sora to land one or two Keyblade combos on it.

The Pot Scorpion also launches unblockable globs of poison around the arena, both in small volleys and in one long stream that rains down across the arena. These globs will damage and stun the party if stumbled into, which can cause fatal delays reaching the Pot Scorpion in time to damage it while it is still stunned.

Notes and references

Template:BoxTop