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Like many other {{w|Nintendo 3DS}} games, ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]'' includes functionality with unique '''Augmented Reality cards''', also known as "'''AR Cards'''". All but one of the cards unlocks rare Spirit [[Dream Eater]]s, each of them a themed re-skin of a more common species. However, none of these Spirits are required for the [[Spirit Trophy]]. | Like many other {{w|Nintendo 3DS}} games, ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]'' includes functionality with unique '''Augmented Reality cards''', also known as "'''AR Cards'''". All but one of the cards unlocks rare Spirit [[Dream Eater]]s, each of them a themed re-skin of a more common species. However, none of these Spirits are required for the [[Spirit Trophy]]. | ||
One of the AR Cards that comes bundled with the game randomly grants the player one of three Rare Spirits, and the two not obtained from the game can be bred within the game by fusing [[Dream Piece]]s without using a [[Recipe]]. The other allows the player to display any of their recruited Dream Eaters with the 3DS's external cameras. However, the [[Taihou Kabuto]], [[Fruit Cat]], and [[ | One of the AR Cards that comes bundled with the game randomly grants the player one of three Rare Spirits, and the two not obtained from the game can be bred within the game by fusing [[Dream Piece]]s without using a [[Recipe]]. The other allows the player to display any of their recruited Dream Eaters with the 3DS's external cameras. However, the [[Taihou Kabuto]], [[Fruit Cat]], and [[R & R Seal]] cannot be obtained through in-game means. | ||
==AR Card list== | ==AR Card list== | ||