Air Droids

Air Droids
Japanese	エアドロイド
Rōmaji	Ea Doroido
Translation	Air Droid
Type	Construct
Homeworld	Toy Box
Game	Kingdom Hearts III

Air Droids
Kingdom Hearts III
An unlucky denizen of Galaxy Toys that was possessed by a Marionette. When these nuisances aren't blasting you with their arm cannons, they're blasting you with gale-force winds. The good news? They can't do both at the same time. When they switch on that fan, use magic to blow them away!

Location			HP		Strength			Defense			EXP
Toy Box			90		27			13			38
Toy Box (4 worlds cleared)			106		31			15			60
Toy Box (6 worlds cleared)			136		38			19			124
Toy Box (The Final World cleared)			166		46			23			210
Physical	Fire		Blizzard			Thunder				Water
×1.0	×1.0		×1.0			×1.0				×1.0
Aero		Dark		Neutral					Rapid-fire
×1.0		×1.0		x1.0					×0.8
Freeze		Electrify		Stun					Hunny
✕		✕		✕					✕
Reaction Endurance		Revenge Value		Attraction Magnification					Damage Limit
0		—		×1.1					—
Rewards
HP prize (1) ×3, Munny (5) ×2 Wellspring Shard (12%), Wellspring Stone (4%), Hungry Shard (8%)
World(s)
Toy Box

The Air Droids are possessed toys featured in Toy Box, a world from Kingdom Hearts III based on Toy Story.

Design

Air Droids share a general design, being a mostly humanoid construct. Their face is in the shape of a mask, with prongs on their helmet and a nozzle between their eyes. Their arms bear massive shoulder pads, and are equipped with twin cannons. Their body is covered in red circuitry, and has a massive turbine and treads for movement.

Their color can vary between white, green, or blue.

When possessed by Marionettes, their eyes are golden, and the Heartless emblem is emblazoned on their base.

Strategy

Kingdom Hearts III

Air Droids generally employ ranged attacks; however, it can also blast nearby opponents with a gust of wind from its massive fan that will force them back. Watch for when they are retreating, as this signals when they will use their attack. They cannot be flinched just before using this attack, but they're perfectly vulnerable afterwards.

They can appear in different colors, but this is purely cosmetic and has no effect on their attacks or stats.

Technique		Element	Status	Power	Block?	Repel LV
Gunshot (射撃, Shageki)		Neutral	—	1.0 per hit	△	2
		Fires a barrage of light projectiles while turning.
Guard/Block: △ = Can be blocked; O = Can be blocked and interrupted (melee) or deflected back (projectile); X = Cannot be blocked.

Origin

As noted in the credits of Kingdom Hearts III, the term "Droid" stems from the Star Wars franchise, and it was used with permission from Lucasfilm Ltd.