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Revision as of 03:52, 27 August 2010
| Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix Winner's Proof | ||
|---|---|---|
| Token |  | |
| Japanese | ウイナーズプルーフ | |
| Stats | ||
| Strength | Magic | Length |
| +5 | +7 | |
| Ability | ||
| EXP Zero | ||
| Obtained | ||
| Complete all of the Mushroom XIII minigames. | ||
The Winner's Proof (ウイナーズプルーフ Uināzu Purūfu) Keyblade is acquired after finding and fulfilling the tasks of the Mushroom XIII, the thirteen Mushroom Heartless scattered around the worlds in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix. It is granted in the Great Maw in Radiant Garden. This Keyblade, along with Two Become One, is a Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix exclusive.
Design
Winner's Proof displays exactly thirteen Mushrooms; four in the links and Keychain, two in the handle and the remaining seven on the blade, with one serving as the Keyblade's teeth. The Roman numeral XIII is shown just above the hilt and signifies the thirteen tasks you need to complete to acquire it. The head of the Keyblade forms a heart, bearing resemblance to the Ultima Weapon.
In Combat
It is the Keyblade with the highest bonus in Magic in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, surpassing Fatal Crest from the original Kingdom Hearts II.
Etymology
Winner's Proof's name comes from the fact that you have to pass thirteen tests, one for each Mushroom, to acquire it.
See Also
- Mushroom XIII
- Pleasure Mushroom
- Precious Mushroom
- Premium Mushroom
- Happy Mushroom
- Palatial Mushroom
- Limited Mushroom
- Tranquil Proof
