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*The Twilight Thorn battle shares many notable similarities with Darkside, a gigantic humanoid [[Heartless]]. Both prominently appear in Roxas and Sora's awakenings, respectively, and are the first bosses of the game. | *The Twilight Thorn battle shares many notable similarities with Darkside, a gigantic humanoid [[Heartless]]. Both prominently appear in Roxas and Sora's awakenings, respectively, and are the first bosses of the game. | ||
*The Twilight Thorn share his lightning-like attack with the final form of Xemnas. | *The Twilight Thorn share his lightning-like attack with the final form of Xemnas. | ||
*As Darkside was the shadow of Sora, Twilight Thorn seems to be Roxas's true nature. | *As Darkside was the shadow of Sora, Twilight Thorn seems to be Roxas's true nature. This is supported by the appearance of someone in a black cloak behind Roxas before the Twilight Thorn forms. Like the Shadow Sora that formed behind Sora when the Darkside appeared, this is most likely Roxas as an Organization member. | ||
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Revision as of 20:56, 24 February 2009
The Twilight Thorn is a boss from Kingdom Hearts II. The Twilight Thorn is a giant Nobody that attacks with lightning-like thorns, and shares properties with other deformed Nobodies: it can stretch and contort its body and possesses remarkable maneuverability.
Only one appears, in Kingdom Hearts II, when Roxas goes to the Station of Awakening. It is interesting to note that when Roxas senses a presence and turns around to see who it is, he sees a person wearing an Organization cloak, just before it turns into the Twilight Thorn. It would make sense that the figure is Roxas, just as Sora turned around to see his shadow become the Darkside Heartless.
Journal Entries
A giant Nobody who Roxas fought at the Station of Awakening
Although it tried to capture Roxas with its thorns, it was overpowered and defeated by the strength of the Keyblade master.
Strategies
Kingdom Hearts II
Only attack its head, as that is the only weak point. It begins by tossing Roxas into the air to hurt him - use the Reaction Commands at the right time - Key Counter and Lunarsault in particular. Then follow up with Break Raid, when on the ground do a combo. It will get up and begin to spam Tendrils of Darkness.
Many of Twilight Thorn's attacks can be reflected.
When it fires thorns use the Reaction Command, Reversal to get close to attack. But if it continuously fires thorns, even if you are close to its head, prioritize safety. Keep on using Reversal until it is safe to attack. The Twilight Thorn has a tendency to shift its shape, and sometimes you may see it upside down. Again, it will fire thorns. Keep on using Reversal, then attack his head twice and begin avoiding again.
When on low health it will summon Creepers to fight. Avoid the Creepers and continue to attack.
As the fight with Twilight Thorn takes place at the beginning of the game and Roxas' stats are low, it is advisable to train him up to at least Level 5 and stock up more than three Potions. Use the Auto-Reload function and heal when necessary - because poor evasion of the thorns can take a toll on Roxas' health.
Trivia
- The Twilight Thorn is not registered in Jiminy's journal until you enter the Simulated Twilight Town. This is strange because Sora doesn't meet the Twilight Thorn.
- The Twilight Thorn battle shares many notable similarities with Darkside, a gigantic humanoid Heartless. Both prominently appear in Roxas and Sora's awakenings, respectively, and are the first bosses of the game.
- The Twilight Thorn share his lightning-like attack with the final form of Xemnas.
- As Darkside was the shadow of Sora, Twilight Thorn seems to be Roxas's true nature. This is supported by the appearance of someone in a black cloak behind Roxas before the Twilight Thorn forms. Like the Shadow Sora that formed behind Sora when the Darkside appeared, this is most likely Roxas as an Organization member.
