KH Re:Chain of Memories (PS3) - Riku Replica 1 (No HP+ Proud) *No Sleights/Healing*

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Published on February 3, 2015 7:42:50 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5dPcW-oK84

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Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix (2013)

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Much like with Larxene if Riku breaks you with a zero, there is no chance your getting out. I've pretty much given up No Damage at this point because this game was clearly not designed for it. Your attacks don't stun bosses enough giving them time to hit you back before you even have a chance to move.

Riku is pretty tough normally, although he can be made much easier by obtaining a Large Body enemy card which negates all frontal damage. His Red Attack is double hit that lunges forward. Unlike KH1, this lunge homes in on you and is very difficult to dodge. The lunge also has a weird hit box and has a chance of completely bypassing your Large Body card. Yellow Attack is fast spin with little range, this is the preferred attack if he attacks after your finisher as its range is pretty bad. The last attack is the Green Attack card which is a slow jump slash. This is probably his least useful attack as it completely misses if he uses it at point blank range. He has no sleights in fight but he has several zeroes so be careful.

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Q: What is this game? Why is it in Japanese?
A: This is Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX, an HD Collection for PS3. It includes the Final Mix edition of KH1, the PS2 remake of Chain of Memories and a theater mode containing the entirety of KH358/2 Days remade into an 2 and a half hour series of HD Cutscenes. I'm playing the Japanese version because it has a different button layout then the English version and I am much more comfortable with the Japanese layout.

Q: What do you mean by Green Attack / Red Magic / ect.?
A: Despite what it may look like, boss's attacks are not actually random, ones with decks aren't anyway. Their attacks are based on what cards they play just like the player. Attack, and Magic mean exactly what they mean, the red and blue bordered cards. The color refers to the background color. The color of the background is the same as the difference between Fire, Blizzard or Thunder, it's the attack they use. So basically "Green Attack" means an attack card with a green background. Unlike the GBA version, the different cards all have different poses in the picture if keeping up with the background color is too difficult.

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