Talk:Item

To be added

• item slots
• Auto-Reload

Ice cream flavors

What are they classed as? Synthesis or key items? They're listed in the Items menu but not in the "Key items" tab; instead they have their own tab. TheFifteenthMember 18:09, 5 September 2015 (UTC)

I would say they are a special variety of synthesis item. --Neumannz, The Dark Falcon 19:48, 8 September 2015 (UTC)

Key Items list

I've had this for a while now and I'm wondering how we're going to implement it. When I look back at it, I figure that there's too much detail in the table and maybe it should be condensed down into only the item name and description? Also, there's stuff that technically count as key items (see this breakdown) but I'm uncomfortable with listing each one because things like synthesis materials and recipes extend the list length so much. Lastly, when the list is ready, should it go on a separate page because of how large the list is? From this point, I'm not exactly sure where to go so feedback is appreciated! TheFifteenthMember 18:11, 18 September 2015 (UTC)

I think we'd be better served by having a key item category, rather than a list, especially with how key items generally serve as "keys" to plot progression, rather than having actual mechanical effects. I feel we should try to split off as much as possible of that table into articles based around the appropriate quests/sidequests."We're werewolves, not swearwolves." (KrytenKoro) 15:19, 21 September 2015 (UTC)

If we do that, it should be divided into sub-categories per game. TheFifteenthMember 17:18, 21 September 2015 (UTC)

Sure, I have no problem with that."We're werewolves, not swearwolves." (KrytenKoro) 17:24, 21 September 2015 (UTC)

Each of these should (hopefully) be combined with a more appropriate target page, with redirects to that page (and section). Please strike these out as they are placed. If there's anything that we can't find a better place for, we can start a quick list here.

List

KH

• Fire Arts (ファイア免許皆伝, Faia Menkyokaiden): Proof that a White Mushroom acknowledged you a master of Fire magic. Its value is unknown.
• Blizzard Arts (ブリザド免許皆伝, Burizado Menkyokaiden): Proof that a White Mushroom acknowledged you a master of Blizzard magic. Its value is unknown.
• Thunder Arts (サンダー免許皆伝, Sandā Menkyokaiden): Proof that a White Mushroom acknowledged you a master of Thunder magic. Its value is unknown.
• Cure Arts (ケアル免許皆伝, Kearu Menkyokaiden): Proof that a White Mushroom acknowledged you a master of Cure magic. Its value is unknown.
• Gravity Arts (グラビデ免許皆伝, Gurabide Menkyokaiden): Proof that a White Mushroom acknowledged you a master of Gravity magic. Its value is unknown.
• Stop Arts (ストップ免許皆伝, Sutoppu Menkyokaiden): Proof that a White Mushroom acknowledged you a master of Stop magic. Its value is unknown.
• Aero Arts (エアロ免許皆伝, Earo Menkyokaiden): Proof that a White Mushroom acknowledged you a master of Aero magic. Its value is unknown.
• Shiitake Rank: Proof that you satisfied a Rare Truffle by bopping it into the air 50 times. Its value is unknown.
• Matsutake Rank: Proof that you satisfied a Rare Truffle by bopping it into the air 100 times. Its value is unknown.
• Mystery Mold: A puzzling substance left behind by a Black Fungus. It may be quite valuable.
• Hero License (ヒーローライセンス, Hīrō Raisensu): A certificate declaring the bearers "Junior Heroes."

• Navi-G Piece (ナビグミのかけら, Nabi Gumi no Kakera): Half of a gummi emitting a mysterious glow.
• Pretty Stone (きれいな石, Kireina Ishi): A beautiful stone that glistens in the sun. It has little value.
• Empty Bottle (あきビン, Aki Bin): Used to collect Drinking Water at the Destiny Islands.
• Old Book (古びた本, Furubita Hon): Cid repairs it for Merlin; return it to the wizard.
• Emblem Piece (エンブレム, Enburemu): Fragment of an emblem, found in a blue flame. There should be a matching slot for it somewhere.
• Emblem Piece (エンブレム, Enburemu): Fragment of an emblem, found in a treasure chest. There should be a matching slot for it somewhere.
• Emblem Piece (エンブレム, Enburemu): Fragment of an emblem, found in a stone statue. There should be a matching slot for it somewhere.
• Emblem Piece (エンブレム, Enburemu): Fragment of an emblem, found in a fountain. There should be a matching slot for it somewhere.
• Log (丸太, Maruta): Raft materials, found at the Destiny Islands.
• Cloth (大きな布, Ōkina Nuno): Raft materials, found at the Destiny Islands.
• Rope (ロープ, Rōpu): Raft materials, found at the Destiny Islands.
• Seagull Egg (海トリのタマゴ, Umi Tori no Tamago): Traveling supplies, found at the Destiny Islands.
• Fish (魚, Sakana): Traveling supplies, found at the Destiny Islands.
• Mushroom (キノコ, Kinoko): Traveling supplies, found at the Destiny Islands.
• Coconut (大の実, Ō no Mi): Traveling supplies, found at the Destiny Islands.
• Drinking Water (飲み水, Nomi Mizu): Traveling supplies, found at the Destiny Islands.
• Crystal Trident (王家の水晶, Ōke no Suishō): Item that reveals the Keyhole of Atlantica.
• Postcard (ハガキ, Hagaki): Drop it into the red mailbox in Traverse Town.
• Torn Page (ちぎれたページ, Chigireta Pēji): A page torn out of Merlin's book. Try reattaching it.
• Slide 1 (スライド1, Suraido 1): Jane's research slide; use it in the projector.
• Slide 2 (スライド2, Suraido 2): Jane's research slide; use it in the projector.
• Slide 3 (スライド3, Suraido 3): Jane's research slide; use it in the projector.
• Slide 4 (スライド4, Suraido 4): Jane's research slide; use it in the projector.
• Slide 5 (スライド5, Suraido 5): Jane's research slide; use it in the projector.
• Slide 6 (スライド6, Suraido 6): Jane's research slide; use it in the projector.
• Footprints (しょうこの足あと, Shouko no Ashiato): Evidence of the Heartless; present it to the Queen of Hearts.
• Claw Marks (しょうこの爪あと, Shouko no Tsumeato): Evidence of the Heartless; present it to the Queen of Hearts.
• Stench (しょうこの臭い, Shouko no Kusai): Evidence of the Heartless; present it to the Queen of Hearts.
• Antenna (しょうこのトゲ, Shouko no Toge): Evidence of the Heartless; present it to the Queen of Hearts.
• Forget-Me-Not (ワスレナグサ, Wasurenagusa): The "memory" given by Sally. Needed to create a heart.
• Jack-in-the-Box (ビックリばこ, Bikkuri Bako): The "surprise" given by the mayor. Needed to create a heart.
• Entry Pass (エントリーチケット, Entorī Chiketto, lit. "Entry Ticket"): A ticket required to enter the games at the Olympus Coliseum.
• Khama vol. 8 (カァマの書8巻, Kaama no Sho 8-kan): An ancient tome containing illegible script.
• Salegg vol. 6 (サレグの書6巻, Saregu no Sho 6-kan): An ancient tome containing illegible script.
• Azal vol. 3 (アザルの書3巻, Asaru no Sho 3-kan): An ancient tome containing illegible script.
• Mava vol. 3 (マヴァの書3巻, Mava no Sho 3-kan): An ancient tome containing illegible script.
• Mava vol. 6 (マヴァの書6巻, Mava no Sho 6-kan): An ancient tome containing illegible script.
• Theon vol. 6 (タオンの書6巻, Taon no Sho 6-kan): An ancient tome containing illegible script.
• Nahara vol. 5 (ナハラの書5巻, Nahara no Sho 5-kan): An ancient tome containing illegible script.
• Hafet vol. 4 (ハフェの書4巻, Hafe no Sho 4-kan): An ancient tome containing illegible script.

Shouldn't be Summoning Gems also on the list?--77.253.150.133 23:31, 22 March 2013 (UTC)

• Earthshine (大地のかがやき, Daichi no Kagayaki): A gem emanating a strange vitality. Give it to the Fairy Godmother.
• Watergleam (水のかがやき, Mizu no Kagayaki): A gem emanating a strange vitality. Give it to the Fairy Godmother.
• Naturespark (自然のかがやき, Shizen no Kagayaki): A gem emanating a strange vitality. Give it to the Fairy Godmother.
• Fireglow (炎のかがやき, Honō no Kagayaki): A gem emanating a strange vitality. Give it to the Fairy Godmother.

KHII (Ultimania order)

• Torn Pages (ちぎれたページ, Chigireta Pēji): Pages torn from Merlin's book. Try placing them back in the book.
• Mega Recipe (メガレシピ, Mega Reshipi)
• Star Recipe (スターレシピ, Sutā Reshipi)
• Recovery Recipe (リカバーレシピ, Rikabā Reshipi, lit. "Recover Recipe")
• Skill Recipe (スキルレシピ, Sukiru Reshipi)
• Guard Recipe (ガードレシピ, Gādo Reshipi)
• Style Recipe (スタイルレシピ, Sutairu Reshipi)
• Moon Recipe (ムーンレシピ, Mūn Reshipi)
• Queen Recipe (クイーンレシピ, Kuīn Reshipi)
• King Recipe (キングレシピ, Kingu Reshipi)
• Ultimate Recipe (アルテマレシピ, Arutema Reshipi, lit. "Ultima Recipe")
  • VERIFY ORDER
  • Rare Document (レアドキュメント, Rea Dokyumento)
• Book of Shadows (影の書物, Kage no Shomotsu): A synthesis recipe that requires special materials.
• Cloaked Thunder (ひめたる雷, Himetaru Ikazuchi): A synthesis recipe that requires special materials.
• Strength Beyond Strength (力をこえる力, Chikara o Koeru Chikara): A synthesis recipe that requires special materials.
• Road to Discovery (究明の導き, Kyūmei no Michibiki): A synthesis recipe that requires special materials.
• Eternal Blossom (かれない花, Karenai Hana): A synthesis recipe that requires special materials.
• Munny Pouch (マニーポーチ, Manī Pōchi): It contains 5000 hard-earned munny. / A pouch from the king. There's 5000 munny inside for some reason.
• Crystal Orb (クリスタルボール, Kurisutaru Bōru, lit. "Crystal Ball"): A pretty crystal. It sparkles brightly when held up to the sun.
• Struggle Trophy (ストラグルトロフィー, Sutoraguru Torofī): Trophy from the Struggle tournament. It is decorated with four crystals.
• Seifer's Trophy (サイファーのトロフィー, Saifā no Torofī): Trophy obtained from Seifer. It is decorated with four crystal orbs.
• Naminé's Sketches (ナミネのスケッチ, Namine no Sukecchi): Sketches left by Naminé. The drawings have a deep meaning.
• Membership Card (再建委員会の会員証, Saiken Iinkai no Kaiinshō): A membership card of the Hollow Bastion Restoration Commitee. A rare, honorary membership card.
• Olympus Stone (オリンポス・ストーン, Orinposu Sutōn): A stone held by the gods of Olympus. It serves as protection from the Underworld's curse.
• Auron's Statue (アーロンの人形, Āron no Ningyō): A statue that looks exactly like Auron. It is said to hold his soul. It should be retrieved to Auron immediately.
• Cursed Medallion (呪われたメダリオン, Norowareta Medarion): A gold medallion that is cursed. It is engraved with a picture of a skull.
  • NOTE: In the Ultimania, it is called Norowareta Kinka (呪われた金貨, lit. "Cursed Gold")
• Present (プレゼント, Purezento): The present that was stolen. It is beautifully wrapped.
• Decoy Presents (おとりのプレゼント, Otori no Purezento): These presents were made as a decoy. They're almost perfect replicas.
• Ice Cream (アイス, Aisu): Ice cream found inside the box. Mmmmm. It's refreshing and tastes really good.
• Picture (しゃしん, Shashin): A picture found inside the box. It shows Hayner and the gang in front of the old mansion in Twilight Town.
• Hades Cup Trophy (ハデスカップトロフィー, Hadesu Kappu Torofī)

• UNKNOWN PLACEMENT
  • Secret Ansem Report 1 (裏アンセムレポート1, Ura Ansemu Repōto 1, lit. "Back Ansem Report 1"): A secret report written by Ansem. It can be viewed in Jiminy's Journal.
  • Secret Ansem Report 2 (裏アンセムレポート2, Ura Ansemu Repōto 2, lit. "Back Ansem Report 2"): A secret report written by Ansem. It can be viewed in Jiminy's Journal.
  • Secret Ansem Report 3 (裏アンセムレポート3, Ura Ansemu Repōto 3, lit. "Back Ansem Report 3"): A secret report written by Ansem. It can be viewed in Jiminy's Journal.
  • Secret Ansem Report 4 (裏アンセムレポート4, Ura Ansemu Repōto 4, lit. "Back Ansem Report 4"): A secret report written by Ansem. It can be viewed in Jiminy's Journal.
  • Secret Ansem Report 5 (裏アンセムレポート5, Ura Ansemu Repōto 5, lit. "Back Ansem Report 5"): A secret report written by Ansem. It can be viewed in Jiminy's Journal.
  • Secret Ansem Report 6 (裏アンセムレポート6, Ura Ansemu Repōto 6, lit. "Back Ansem Report 6"): A secret report written by Ansem. It can be viewed in Jiminy's Journal.
  • Secret Ansem Report 7 (裏アンセムレポート7, Ura Ansemu Repōto 7, lit. "Back Ansem Report 7"): A secret report written by Ansem. It can be viewed in Jiminy's Journal.
  • Secret Ansem Report 8 (裏アンセムレポート8, Ura Ansemu Repōto 8, lit. "Back Ansem Report 8"): A secret report written by Ansem. It can be viewed in Jiminy's Journal.
  • Secret Ansem Report 9 (裏アンセムレポート9, Ura Ansemu Repōto 9, lit. "Back Ansem Report 9"): A secret report written by Ansem. It can be viewed in Jiminy's Journal.
  • Secret Ansem Report 10 (裏アンセムレポート10, Ura Ansemu Repōto 10, lit. "Back Ansem Report 10"): A secret report written by Ansem. It can be viewed in Jiminy's Journal.
  • Secret Ansem Report 11 (裏アンセムレポート11, Ura Ansemu Repōto 11, lit. "Back Ansem Report 11"): A secret report written by Ansem. It can be viewed in Jiminy's Journal.
  • Secret Ansem Report 12 (裏アンセムレポート12, Ura Ansemu Repōto 12, lit. "Back Ansem Report 12"): A secret report written by Ansem. It can be viewed in Jiminy's Journal.
  • Secret Ansem Report 13 (裏アンセムレポート13, Ura Ansemu Repōto 13, lit. "Back Ansem Report 13"): A secret report written by Ansem. It can be viewed in Jiminy's Journal.

KHBBS

• White Sash (白いリボン, Shiroi Ribon, lit. "White Ribbon"): A pretty white sash that Jaq needs to make Cinderella's dress.
• White Button (白いボタン, Shiroi Botan): A simple white button that Jaq needs to make Cinderella's dress.
• Pink Fabric (ピンクの布, Pinku no Nuno): A length of pink fabric that Jaq needs to make Cinderella's dress.
• White Lace (白いレース, Shiroi Rēsu): A piece of lovely white lace that Jaq needs to make Cinderella's dress.
• Pink Thread (ピンクの糸, Pinku no Ito): A spool of pink thread that Jaq needs to make Cinderella's dress.
• Magic Recipe (マジックレシピ, Majikku Reshipe)
• Attack Recipe (アタックレシピ, Atakku Reshipe)
• Block Recipe (ガードレシピ, Gādo Reshipe)
• Wayfinder (つながりのお守り, Tsunagari no Omamori): One of three good luck charms Aqua made for herself and her friends the day before the Mark of Mastery exam.
• Disney Town Pass (ディズニータウン招待券, Dizunītaun Shōtai-ken): A lifetime passport to Disney Town.

• Map (ナビマップ, Nabi Mappu): A map to help you navigate _____.

Drinking Water

is this linked to the antenna?--TheFifteenthMember 15:09, 30 April 2012 (UTC)

No, Footprints, Stench and Claw Marks are linked to the Antenna as they're all evidence that are used in Alice's Trial in KHI. Erry 15:33, 30 April 2012 (UTC)

ok, so whats this. I have a feeling it is to with Destiny Islands, when you are gathering food. TheFifteenthMember 16:00, 30 April 2012 (UTC)

It is. It's tied to the Empty Jar. Kairi gives it to you to get water and then it becomes this. Erry 16:04, 30 April 2012 (UTC)

Yessss, right on my second guess. TheFifteenthMember 16:06, 30 April 2012 (UTC)

Stub?

I think this is the most possible to tell about this item, in fact that it isn't a great plot item or what so ever. Sum2k3 19:04, 25 June 2012 (UTC)

I put down everything I could come up with. I would say include an image, but that would just be a colored sphere icon since KH didn't use item images as they did in KHII. EDIT: Unless we captured an in-game screenshot image of the materials...That's an option.--Xion4ever 19:18, 25 June 2012 (UTC)

Rare nut

Is the "rare nut" (珍しい木の実, mezurashī konomi) from 100 Acre Wood a Key Item? --Neumannz, The Dark Falcon 17:25, 19 April 2013 (UTC)

No, it isn't. I just checked it in-game.--Xion4ever 03:31, 16 May 2013 (UTC)

3D

The Stage Gadget should be included TheFifteenthMember 17:32, 29 April 2013 (UTC)

Draft

What do you guys think? We could include an extra column for in-game descriptions too.

After Sora wakes up from his Dive to the Heart, Kairi sends him to find the remaining materials needed to build the raft, rewarding a Hi-Potion.

Item	Location	Notes
Log	Seashore	At the duelling area of Tidus, Selphie and Wakka.
	Seashore	On the miniature island across the bridge.
Cloth	Seashore	Within a room of the massive treehouse, hanging from the wall.
Rope	Seashore	On the docks.

The next day, Kairi sends Sora to gather provisions, giving him an Empty Bottle to fill water. She rewards another Hi-Potion after.

Item	Location	Notes
Empty Bottle	N/A	Obtained from Kairi.
Drinking Water	Seashore/Cove	In the spring outside the Secret Place or from the spring in the wall of the Cove.
Seagull Egg	Seashore	Climb the trees above the Seaside Shack.
Coconut	Seashore/Cove	Drops from a palm tree when attacked. Three yellow coconuts must be gathered.
Fish	Seashore	Swims around in seawater. Three fish must be caught.
Mushroom	Cove	In the bushes to the left of the zip-line tower.
	Cove	Behind a boulder below the zip-line tower.
	Secret Place	In front of the locked door.

KHχ

Dwarf Woodlands

• DW 2-1: (iron nail) - 鉄のくぎ
• DW 2-3: (dry twig) - 乾いた小枝
• DW 2-4: (rain-awaiting-grass flower) - 雨待ち草の花
• DW 2-6: (rain-shelter moss[?]) - 雨待りのコケ
• DW 2-7: (bottle letter) - ボトルレター
• DW 3-2: (minecart screw) - トロッコのねじ
• DW 3-3: (green mushroom[?]) - ミドリダケ
• DW 3-7: (wormwood leaf) - にがよもぎの葉
• MQ 6-4: (spiderweb) - クモの巣
• MQ 7-1: (Dopey's broom) - おとぼけのほうき
• MQ 7-1: (Dopey's soap) - おとぼけのせっけん
• MQ 7-1: (Dopey's socks) - おとぼけのくつした
• MQ 7-1: (Dopey's hammer) - おとぼけのとんかち
• MQ 7-1: (Dopey's dustpan) - おとぼけのちりとり
• MQ 7-1: (mine key) - 鉱山の鍵
• MQ 7-2: (emerald) - エメラルド

Wonderland

• WL 2-2: (watch part) - 時計の部品
• WL 3-3: (bud dew) - つぼみのつゆ
• WL 3-5: (Alice's handkerchief) - アリスのハンカチ
• MQ 14-2: (key to White Rabbit's house) - 白ウサギの家のカギ
• MQ 14-4: (garden vegetable) - 畑の野菜
• MQ 15-3: (sugar) - 砂糖
• MQ 15-4: (jam) - ジャム
• MQ 15-4: (butter) - バター
• MQ 16-3: (red paint) - 赤いペンキ
• MQ 17-1: (bottle of body-shrinking medicine) - 小さくなる薬の小ビン

Agrabah

• AG 1-4: (dagger) - 短剣
• AG 2-1: (guard room key) - 詰め所の鍵
• AG 2-3: (eastern hand mirror) - 東方の手鏡
• AG 3-2: (magic ruby) - 魔法の紅玉
• MQ 23-4: (silver hand mirror) - 銀の手鏡
• MQ 23-4: (amber hair ornament) - こはくの髪飾り
• MQ 23-4: (jade bracelet) - ひすいの腕輪
• MQ 24-2: (ruby) - 紅玉

Olympus Coliseum

• MQ 9-7: (glass ball of the underworld) - 冥界のグラス玉

Daybreak Town

• MQ 11-1: (shop merchandise) - ショップ商品の材料

Beast's Castle

• MQ 20-8: (part of Cogsworth) - コグスワースの部品
• MQ 20-10: (spiderweb) - クモの巣

Tab tables

For the camp and battle items, could we merge the tables together and separate the games by tabs to keep things neater? TheFifteenthMember 23:41, 31 October 2015 (UTC)

Not sure what you're proposing."We're werewolves, not swearwolves." (KrytenKoro) 15:35, 2 November 2015 (UTC)

"No key items in Days"

What are these classified as then? We're currently listing them as key items."We're werewolves, not swearwolves." (KrytenKoro) 15:34, 2 November 2015 (UTC)

• Challenge Sigil
• Mission Crown
• Unity Badge
• Ordeal Badge
• Ordeal Blazon

Challenge Sigils and Mission Crowns are more similar to currencies since they're only used to redeem items in stores. The badges and blazons can't be considered key items because there's not even an item screen in Days to start with. I would consider them to be in the same category as Puzzle Pieces and Stickers. TheFifteenthMember 20:45, 2 November 2015 (UTC)

Bone KHD

In Halloween Town, the Bones that are fed to Zero could be treated as key items. Picking them up causing the “Obtained” message to pop up and uniquely, while in possession of a bone, a bone symbol hovers above Roxas’s head. I don’t think we’ve covered this anywhere? TheFifteenthMember 12:15, 8 January 2019 (UTC)

KHIII key item list

• Gummiphone (モバイルポータル) - Chip and Dale's latest invention, an incredible device that enables cross-world communication. It takes pictures, too.
• Dream Heartbinder (絆のお守り・ドリーム) - A good luck charm that lets you call on the Dream Eaters' power using the Link command.
• Pixel Heartbinder (絆のお守り・ビット) - A good luck charm that lets you call on Wreck-It Ralph's power using the Link command.
• Pride Heartbinder (絆のお守り・プライド) - A good luck charm that lets you call on Simba's power using the Link command.
• Ohana Heartbinder (絆のお守り・オハナ) - A good luck charm that lets you call on Stitch's power using the Link command.
• Ocean Heartbinder (絆のお守り・オーシャン) - A good luck charm that lets you call on Ariel's power using the Link command.
• AR Device (ARデバイス) - A device that Hiro designed to create virtual overlays over the real world.
• M.O.G. Card (MOGカード) - A membership card you received at the Moogle Shop. With this, you'll be able to purchase exclusive items.
• 応募ハガキ
• Golden Herc Figure (黄金のヘラクレス人形) - An action figure shaped like Hercules. Small enough for non-heroes to throw.

Item panels

Why is the KHD section on Battle Items integrated with the KH1-3 sections? KHD only has item panels the same way the other games have item cards or item commands. Should we not replace the list for KHD battle items with an item panel subsection? TheFifteenthMember 00:41, 5 September 2020 (UTC)