That game's mash-happy battle engine also gets the heave-ho, replaced here by a simplified card-based combat system that could tip the action-RPG scales in the role-playing direction. Amazingly, though, you can still expect fantastic, Final Fantasy cinematics, as this cartridge will feature a special chip that allows it to pack in tons of PS2-quality cut-scenes. Browse games Game Portals.
The 0 card although it is easily breakable can always break other cards no matter what their number is. Magic Cards: These have ranges like the attack cards from with the same capabilities but this time you get to do long range attacks as well as summons. You can stack the magic cards for an improved attack for example if it's fire card, stack 2 for fira and stack 3 for firaga.
Friend Cards: These cards are different depending on the level. You get different friends on different worlds and you can use them for special attacks. Again their range goes from and they are stackable for more powerful and more difficult to break attacks.
Item Cards: These cards contain different items such as potions and elixirs that benefit to Sora in the battle. Those cards can only be used once per battle and have the usual numbers. Enemy Cards: These cards are different than the others, you only get them after defeating a special enemy bosses always drop them or after killing the same enemy numerous times, they will drop their card. They all have different effects that can change the battle such as higher jumps, health regeneration and more.
Trick Cards: These cards only drop in special battles such as boss fights and once you activate it, it unleashes an attack that will leave the enemy without any defense, giving you the perfect opportunity to attack. Those often drop but still be sure to use them wisely.
All of these are insanely hard, though, and for experts only. To get a secret ending movie, beat the game with 99 Dalmatians, all Keyholes locked including the Hundred Aker Wood, and the Hades Cup completed. There are 10 Postcards in Traverse Town. Collect them all and toss them in the mailbox in District 1 to earn items.
Here's where they are:. After completing the second Traverse Town quest, an old book appears in Merlin's House. Specifically, it's a copy of Winnie-the-Pooh, although it's missing a few pages.
To restore the different locations to Pooh's world, and in the process unlock a wide selection of mini-games and hidden items, find the following Torn Pages:. Note that you can find the pages in any order -- the sections of the Wood are unlocked in the same order regardless of which pages you bring back when.
After clearing the Olympus Coliseum area, Sora and company can periodically go back to test their skills in the games and earn fabulous prizes. Keep an eye out for announcements from Chip and Dale after completing major areas -- they'll pipe up and mention when a new tournament has ensued. When first entering a tournament, the whole party goes. After beating it the first time as a team, Sora can then enter solo, in either an ordinary progression or a high-speed time attack battle.
All three of these methods net different prizes, so try all of them to rack up the most goods. Here's the complete listing of tournaments and competitors and since we're using the proper names for the monsters here, refer to the Monsters section to figure out what's what -- for example, a 'Powerwild' is one of the Monkey Heartless from Deep Jungle. Pegasus Cup The second tournament is tougher, and features some familiar faces at the very end. This tournament becomes available after the party completes the Monstro area.
Yep, the bosses of this tournament are our friendly bounty hunters from Traverse Town. Yuffie is the one to smack first, since she possesses healing abilities, and the clever fighter can knock her shuriken back at her. Against Leon, get well out of the way when he charges up his Gunblade for a running slash. Victory earns the Strike Raid ability for Sora. Hercules Cup Finish out the second ring of areas, including sealing off Halloweentown and Neverland, to unlock the third Cup.
This one is quite tough, and features the return of Cloud in the middle of the ladder. However, the party wins some great extras for completing this tournament. Hercules himself is pretty tough, although perhaps not quite as tough as Cloud, who is as annoying as Riku.
Herc is invulnerable at times, though, while he's glowing yellow. To kill that invulnerability, bean him with a barrel especially when he says 'Hey, give up yet?
Finishing the Hercules Cup nets all kinds of stuff. Goofy gets Herc's Shield, Sora gets the Metal Chocobo keychain after beating Cloud and the Olympia keychain for finishing the first three tournaments, and beating the tournament also opens up the potential to use Yellow Trinity points. Trinity Points are special spots where the three main party members -- Sora, Donald, and Goofy -- can make strange things happen.
As with Dalmatians, Trinity Points gradually become accessible as the game goes on. Revisit old areas with these new abilities to pick up hidden items.
Green : Cid's Accessory Shop. Yellow : Behind Merlin's House. White : In the Secret Waterway, by Leon. Wonderland Blue : Lotus Forest, in the grove near the entrance; Lotus Forest, farther toward the back. Green : Rabbit Hole, near the save point; Bizarre Room, in the empty fireplace. White : Lotus Forest, on the other side of the picture in the Bizarre Room.
Olympus Coliseum Blue : By the gates, on the left side; By the gates, on the right side. Green : In front of the Coliseum gates. Yellow : In the lobby, by the stone block. White : In front of the Coliseum gates. Green : Center of the Treetop. White : In the Waterfall Cavern, in front of the Keyhole. Red : Cave of Wonders, in the Treasure Room.
The story centers on the protagonist of the first game, Sora, exploring a mysterious castle in search of his friends. As he ascends the castle, his friend and rival, Riku, explores the basement levels and fights his inner darkness. The game introduces new characters and plotlines that further expand the Kingdom Hearts universe and set up the premise for Kingdom Hearts II. All GBA Roms. All GBA Emulators.
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