Ability points help players unlock new abilities for Sora and his companions in Kingdom Hearts 3. Now there are a few ways to earn AP. The very first and easy way is to take photos of Lucky Emblem (which we have previously covered in detail). The other way is to complete certain Collector’s goals (like procuring all variations of mithril and 8 different synthesis materials). Thirdly, you can earn AP boost through Synthesis (for which you would need the following: Wellspring Stone (3) Betwixt Shard (3) Twilight Shard (3) Hungry Stone (1) Hungry Shard (2) )

And finally, we take a look at specific locations where you can find AP Boosts. Please note that these may not be the only places where you can find AP boosts.

Olympus:

As soon as you enter Thebes, there is a chest, on the left of flame cauldron.

After strengthening Goofy’s Knight Shield, look for a chest on the roof section of Thebes

In the Alleyway section of Thebes, climb up and you will come across grassy area. You will find a chest here.

Just before the encounter with the Rock Titan, run up the mountain while he is throwing rocks. There is a ledge on the left just before you reach the top. You will find a chest here.

Kingdom of Corona:

Enter the Shore region and the chest is plain sight.

Arendelle:

Reach the central section of Valley of Ice region. Now head southwest and you will find Heartless. Ensure you have Doubleflight ability as you would need to jump across a gap. Once you are on the other side, you will find a treasure chest.

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Kingdom Hearts 3 Guide – How To Farm A Ton of Munny, Synthesis Materials, and XP

Kingdom Hearts 3 Guide – Where To Find Fluorite And Damascus

If you are playing through Kingdom Hearts 3 and are interested in unlocking everything in the game, you will definitely need two things. Lots of Munny and Synthesis Materials. In this guide we are going to take a look at how you can farm Munny and Synthese Materials, along with how you can level up quickly. So, let’s get started!

Farming Munny:

We had previously covered on how you can earn Munny but using that method you will only be able to procure a lesser amount. So, how about earning more than 10,000 munny per hour? The video here shows you how it’s done!

How To Level Up Quickly:

Just like how crafting and upgrading is important in the game, leveling up is of crucial importance if you want to take down the end bosses in Kingdom Hearts 3. The video here showcases the best locations where you can earn 45,000 XP per minute!

Farming Hungry Gems:

The video here will show you how one can farm Hungry Gems quickly. The farming spot is outside the Crystal Palace in Arendelle.

How To Farm Wellspring Crystals?

Once again, the video here will help you to farm Wellspring Crystals.

Farm Adamantite, Electrum And Orichalcum:

These three are crucial elements for some of the higher upgrades in the game. The video here will guide you on how you can farm them.

How To Farm Frost Shard – Stone – Gem – Crystal:

The video here showcases everything you need to know. The farming spot is in Arendelle wherein you need to teleport to the Frost palace.

How To Farm Farm Sinister Shard – Stone- Gem – Crystal:

The video here showcases everything you need to know. Note that these are dropped by Unversed and is only available in Monstropolis.

And Finally, The Fastest Way To Farm Every Synthesis Material:

The video here shows it all.

In order to upgrade your Keyblade in Kingdom Hearts 3, you will often require some materials that are quite hard to find. Two of such materials are Fluorite and Damascus. In this guide, we are going to talk about the various locations where you can you can find Fluorite and Damascus. Furthermore, we will also take a look at how you can farm them. So, let’s begin!

Where to find Damascus:

• When you reach towards the later stages of the game, Damascus will show up in the Moogle shop.
• Damascus may also pop up in chests.
• You can find Damascus on your way to Misty Stream. So, explore well in this area.

Farming Damascus:

The video here shows the best method to farm Damascus.

Where to find Fluorite:

• You can also purchase Fluorite for 500 Munny from the Moogle shop. But they will only appear later in the game.
• Fluorite is found during Gummi Ship sequences in space.
• Fluorite may also pop up in chests

Farming Fluorite:

The video below shows the best method to farm Fluorite.

Just like Sora has access to his various Keyblades, Donald and Goofy also have access to Shields and Staves respectively. The guide below will help you unlock most of these items. Let’s begin!

List of Goofy Shields:

Below you will find all shields in the game.

Knight’s Shield: Goofy’s beginning weapon

Knight’s Shield With Strength 4: Upgrade the Knight’s Shield in Olympus

Clockwork Shield: Get It For 400 Munny In Moogle Shop

Clockwork Shield+: Collector’s Goals (Collect 18 varieties of Synthetic Materials)

Aegis Shield: This can be obtained through Sythesis

Aegis Shield+: Collector’s Goals (Collect 42 varieties of Synthetic Materials)

Star Shield+: Treasure chest in Monstropolis

Nobody Guard: Collector’s Goals (Collect 48 varieties of Synthetic Materials)

Nobody Guard+: Collector’s Goals (Collect 52 varieties of Synthetic Materials)

Save the King: Collector’s Goals (Collect 55 varieties of Synthetic Materials)

Save the King+: Collector’s Goals (Collect 58 varieties of Synthetic Materials)

List of Donald Duck Staves Shields:

Below you will find all Staves in the game.

Mage’s Staff: Donald’s beginning weapon

Warhammer: Purchase from the Moogle Shop

Warhammer+: Collector’s Goals (Collect 18 varieties of Synthetic Materials)

Magician’s Wand: Can be purchased at the Moogle Shop

Astrolabe+: Collector’s Goals (Collect 42 varieties of Synthetic Materials)

Heartless Maul: Collector’s Goals (Collect 48 varieties of Synthetic Materials)

Heartless Maul+: Collector’s Goals (Collect 52 varieties of Synthetic Materials)

Nirvana: Found in a Treasure chest in San Fransokyo

Nirvana+: Found in a Treasure chest in San Fransokyo

Save the Queen: Collector’s Goals (Collect 55 varieties of Synthetic Materials)

Save the Queen+: Collector’s Goals (Collect 58 varieties of Synthetic Materials)

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Kingdom Hearts 3 Guide: Synthesis Recipes And How To Farm Munny

Kingdom Hearts 3 Guide – 15 Tips And Tricks You Need To Know

WHAT IS ITEM SYNTHESIS?

In Kingdom Hearts 3, item synthesis is a returning feature from previous games. Using this  synthesis feature, players will be able to craft powerful items. You will find synthesis materials by defeating enemies and bosses, and also inside some treasure chests. You then need to go to the Moogle Shop  where you can synthesize to develop the required items. Besides materials, you will also need Munny.

How To Farm Munny:

You can earn Munny quickly by:

• Defeating enemies
• Look for breakable items like pots and crates. These usually have Munny inside them.
• During the Gummi ship sequences, you will come across Munny.

Below you will find the Recipe list for consumables, weapons, rings and materials.

CONSUMABLES:

Mega Potion: Lucid Shard (3) Soothing Shard (3) Pulsing Shard (3) Hungry Stone (1)

Ether: Wellspring Shard (2) Lightning Shard (2) Writhing Shard (2)

Lightning: Stone (3) Writhing Stone (3) Hungry Shard (1)

Mega Ether: Wellspring Stone (3) Lightning Stone (3) Writhing Stone (3) Hungry Gem (1)

Force Recover: Blazing Shard (3) Lightning Shard (3) Lucid Shard (3) Hungry Shard (1)

Large Force: Recover Blazing Stone (3) Lightning Stone (3) Lucid Stone (3) Hungry Stone (1)

Hi-Ether: Wellspring Stone (3)

Strength Boost: Wellspring Gem (5) Soothing Crystal (2) Pulsing Crystal (2) Writhing Crystal (2) Hungry Crystal (1)

Magic Boost: Wellspring Gem (5) Blazing Crystal (2) Frost Crystal (2) Lightning Crystal (2) Hungry Crystal (1)

Defense Boost: Wellspring Gem (5) Lucid Crystal (2) Twilight Crystal (2) Sinister Gem (2) Hungry Crystal (1)

AP Boost: Wellspring Stone (3) Betwixt Shard (3) Twilight Shard (3) Hungry Stone (1) Hungry Shard (2)

RINGS:

Phantom Ring+ – Mythril Crystal (2) Pulsing Gem (1) Pulsing Stone (3)

Sorcerer Ring+ – Mythril Crystal (2) Sinister Gem (1) Sinister Stone (3)

Ability Ring+ – Mythril Shard (2) Lucid Shard (6)

Technician’s Ring+ – Mythril Stone (2) Lucid Stone (6)

Skill Ring+ – Mythril Gem (2) Lucid Gem (6)

Slayer’s Earring: Blazing Gem (3), Lightning Gem (3),Mythril Gem (3), Soothing Gem (3)

Moon Amulet: Pulsing Stone (3), Mythril Stone (2), Writhing Stone (3)

Draw Ring: Pulsing Shard (5), Betwixt Stone (1), Mythril Shard (3), Twilight Stone (1)

Soldier’s Earring: Mythril Stone (2), Pulsing Stone (3), Pulsing Shard (6)

Mage’s Earring: Mythril Stone (2), Blazing Stone (3), Lightning Stone (3), Soothing Stone (3)

Orichalcum Ring:  Orichalcum (1), Pulsing Crystal (1), Pulsing Gem (3)

Sorcerer’s Ring: Sinister Gem (1),Mythril Crystal (2), Sinister Stone (3)

Wisdom Ring: Sinister Crystal (1), Orichalcum (1), Sinister Gem (3)

MATERIALS:

Mythril Stone: Betwixt Stone (1) Twilight Stone (1)

Mythril Gem: Betwixt Gem (1) Twilight Gem (1)

Soothing Crystal: Wellspring Crystal (1) Soothing Gem (2) Soothing Stone (3) Soothing Shard (5)

Pulsing Crystal: Wellspring Crystal (1) Pulsing Gem (2) Pulsing Stone (3) Pulsing Shard (5)

Writhing Crystal: Wellspring Crystal (1) Writhing Gem (2) Writhing Stone (3) Writhing Shard (5)

Blazing Crystal: Wellspring Crystal (1) Blazing Gem (2) Blazing Stone (3) Blazing Shard (5)

Frost Crystal: Wellspring Crystal (1) Frost Gem (2) Frost Stone (3) Frost Shard (5)

Lightning Crystal: Wellspring Crystal (1) Lightning Gem (2) Lightning Stone (3) Lightning Shard (5)

Lucid Crystal: Wellspring Crystal (1) Lucid Gem (2) Lucid Stone (3) Lucid Shard (5)

Mythril Shard: Betwixt Shard (1) Twilight Shard (1)

SYNTHESIS ITEM COLLECTION REWARDS:

1 Synthesis Recipe: Ether

2 Synthesis Recipes: Fire Bangle, Sharow Anklet, Ability Ring +

4 Synthesis Recipes: Elven Bandanna, Thunder Trinket, Blizzard Choker

6 Synthesis Recipes: Mythril Shard,

8 Synthesis Recipes: Wind Fan, AP Boost

10 Synthesis Recipes: Thundara Trinket, Fira Bangle, Blizzara Choker

12 Synthesis Recipes: Technician’s Ring+, Hi-Ether, Mega Potion

15 Synthesis Recipes: Dark Anklet, Mythril Stone

18 Synthesis Recipes: Warhammer +, Clockwork Shield +, Skill Ring+

20 Synthesis Recipes: Focus Recover, Mega Ether

22 Synthesis Recipes: Magic Boost, Strength Boost, Defense Boost

25 Synthesis Recipes: Brizzaga Choker, Firaga Bangle, Thundaga Trinket

28 Synthesis Recipes: Storm Fan, Bandanna, Midnight Anklet

30 Synthesis Recipes: Pulsing Crystal, Blazing Crystal, Frost Crystal, Lightning Crystal

32 Synthesis Recipes: Mythril Gem, Lucid Crystal, Hi-Refocuser, Soothing Crystal

35 Synthesis Recipes: Sorcerer’s Ring, Phantom Ring, Writhing Crystal

38 Synthesis Recipes: Firaga Bangle, Blizzaza Choker, Thundaza Trinket

40 Synthesis Recipes: Chaos Anklet, Acrisius

42 Synthesis Recipes: Aegis Shield +, Astrolabe +, Elixir, Mythril Crystal

45 Synthesis Recipes: Orichalcum Ring, Buster Band, Wisdom Ring

48 Synthesis Recipes: Heartless Maul, Nobody Guard

50 Synthesis Recipes: Acrisius +, Buster Band +, Megalixir

52 Synthesis Recipes: Heartless Maul +, Nobody Guard +

55 Synthesis Recipes: Save the King, Save the Queen, Cosmic Chain

58 Synthesis Recipes: Save the Queen +, Ultima Weapon, Save the King +

All Synthesis Recipes: Orichal

WEAPONS:

Heartless Maul  Staff: Illusory Crystal (1), Damascus (2), Writhing Crystal (1), Writing Gem (2)

Heartless Maul+ Staff: Illusory Crystal (1), Damascus (2), Writhing Crystal (1), Writing Gem (2), Hungry Gem (2)

Ultima Weapon Keyblade: Wellspring Crystal (2), Lucid Crystal (2), Orichalcum+ (7), Pulsing Crystal (2)

Clockwork Shield+: Fluorite (2), Lucid Gem (1), Mythril Stone (2), Hungry Shard (1)

Nobody Guard: Shield Evanescent Crystal (1), Damascus (2), Betwixt Gem (2), Twilight Gem (2)

Warhammer Staff: Mythril Stone (2), Fluorite (1), Pulsing Gem (1)

Warhammer+ Staff: Mythril Stone (2), Fluorite (1), Pulsing Gem (1), Hungry Shard (1)

Astrolabe Staff: Electrum (1), Lightning Gem (2), Mythril Crystal (2), Pulsing Gem (2)

Astrolabe+ Staff: Electrum (1), Lightning Gem (2), Pulsing Gem (2), Mythril Crystal (2), Hungry Stone (1)

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Kingdom Hearts 3 Guide – 15 Tips And Tricks You Need To Know

Kindgom Hearts 3 Guide: How To Find Armors And Unlock All Link Summons

Calling Kingdom Hearts 3 one of the most hotly anticipated releases in the industry over the last decade (if not more) would not be an overstatement by any means. Now that it’s finally out, a bevy of giddy fans across the globe will be experiencing Sora’s final trek through the worlds of Disney and Pixar. To help you along on the journey, here, we’ll be taking a look at fifteen basic tips and tricks that you should keep in mind while you play Kingdom Hearts 3.

HIDDEN EMBLEMS

Hidden Lucky Emblems shaped like Mickey Mouse are littered throughout the entirety of Kingdom Hearts 3- while many players might not want to go out of their way to seek this out in the environment, it’s recommended that you do so. Among other things, these Emblems are also they key to whether or not you’re able to unlock the secret movie at the end of the game, so if you wan the full story, make sure you find and photograph with your Gummiphone as many of these as possible.

TURNING OFF ATTACK CINEMATICS

Attraction attacks are some of the flashiest, most visually explosive things you’ll see in Kingdom Hearts 3, thanks to some excellent Disney-themed animations for these attacks, which function almost like summons. But once you’ve seen them enough times (and they can be pretty long, too), you might not want to continue to sit through them. Thankfully, you can go into the configurations menu to turn off cinematics for Attractions- in fact, you can do so for Link abilities and Keyblade transformations as well.

COLLECT MUNNY USING THE GUMMI SHIP

The Gummi Ship has a pretty major presence in Kingdom Hearts 3, even in terms of gameplay, and while these sections might not be the most fun to play, they can come in pretty handy in certain situations. For instance, flying around in space with your Gummi Ship is often a great way for collecting pretty decent sums of Munny, of which there’s a lot to be found in space. If you’re ever strapped and find yourself in need of more Munny, jumping into space for a few minutes can usually solve that problem.

ALWAYS HAVE A CANON ON YOUR GUMMI SHIP

The Gummi Ship is, of course, customizable as well, and while there aren’t any requirements or restrictions for things you have to equip your ship, it’s always a good idea to have at least one basic canon equipped. You’ll need these to shoot treasure spheres and Munny boxes- also, do remember that lock-on canons only work on enemies.

UTILIZE LINK ABILITIES WELL

Link attacks are going to be something you use quite often, as they summon Disney characters to aid you in battle. But it’s worth remembering that not only do these attacks help you deal massive damage, they can be used defensively as well- because when you use Link attacks, you replenish your health as well. Keep that in mind in case you ever need health urgently, and time and make use of your Link attacks accordingly.

MANAGE THE MAGIC METER

Somewhat similar to managing your Link attacks (but maybe in the inverse)  is managing your magic meter. It’s worth remembering that healing spells deplete your entire magic bar- however much of it you have left. So if you want to use offensive spells as well healing spells, use the former first, and then use the latter to deplete your bar.

USE THE SHORTCUT MENUS

You’ll be making use of plenty of magic attacks from a vast number of spells available in Kingdom Hearts 3, but the game makes life easier for you by letting you assign them to shortcut menus. Rather than repeatedly going into menus and scrolling through long lists, which would obviously break up the action, you can switch between three shortcut menus on the fly and use whatever spells you have set to them.

YOU NEED TO MANUALLY RE-EQUIP DEPLETED ITEMS

This is quite important, because it’s very easy to miss, and can at times prove costly in battles. Make sure that you re-equip all your items between battles. If you use up all the items of a particular variety that you had equipped, you will have to manually re-equip them, and not doing so will mean you head into the next battle without them.

Alternatively, you can set the auto-reload option so that you don’t can to manually re-equip items.

UTILIZE YOUR RARE SYNTHESIS MATERIALS WELL

Make sure that you save up any rare synthesis materials you find. Though you might be tempted to use these up, it’s worth remembering that most mid-level gear is easily found via other means, such as in shops. As such, it’s a good idea to save up rare synthesis materials for the best gears and upgrades.

MASTER THE BLOCK

This one is probably a little obvious, but it’s still worth mentioning, because of how important it’ll be on several occasions- especially in the later stages of the game. In tougher and more hectic battles against more challenging foes, using the block perfectly is not only helpful, but also at times crucial. Get this move down as early as possible.

EXPERIMENT WITH ALL KEYBLADES…

There’s a litany of Keyblades to play around with in Kingdom Hearts 3, and they all come with different powers and abilities- make sure you experiment with all of them. It’s a good idea to try them out as you get them to see if any of them has any particular attribute or attack that appeals to you.

… BUT FOCUS ON UPGRADING THE ONES YOU LIKE MOST

That said, don’t invest into upgrading all your Keyblades- it’s advisable to decide which ones you want to be your main, primary Keyblades, and then upgrade those few fully, rather than spreading your upgrading resources too think across a large number of them.

PRACTICE THE COOKING MINI-GAME WITH EASIER RECIPES FIRST

The cooking mini-game is something that will come in handy quite a bit (more on this in a bit), but when you’re getting started, don’t move to the best and most useful dishes right away. Practice with the easier dishes first to get the hang of the mini-game, because any resources you lose are lost forever, and you want to save the really rare ones that yield the good stuff until you know you’re going to get something for your efforts.

EAT FOOD FOR BUFFS AND BONUSES

Following on from the previous point, it’s also worth investing plenty of time into the cooking mini-game. Doing so rewards you with dishes that can provide buffs to various attributes, from strength and defense to max HP and max MP.

STOCK UP ON TENTS

Tents are quite a cheap item to purchase in Kingdom Hearts 3, so you should stock up on as many of these as you can (well, don’t go overboard). You can use them at any time when you’re not in the middle of battles, and doing so fully restores your health, magic, and focus, so they’re great value for money, too.

In this guide, we are going to take a look at how you can find and unlock almost all armors in the game. Furthermore, this guide will also uncover the various Link Summons and how you can unlock them. Let’s get started.

List of All Armor and How To Get Them:

Fire Bangle (Defense 2): You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 2 different kinds of synthetic materials

Fira Bangle (Defense 3): You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 10 different kinds of synthetic materials

Firaga Bangle (Defense 4): You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 25 different kinds of synthetic materials

Firaza Bangle (Defense 5): You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 38 different kinds of synthetic materials

Chaos Anklet: You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 40 different kinds of synthetic materials

Dark Chain: Orichalcum x 1, Writhing Stone x 3, Sinister Stone x 1, Sinister Shard x 2

Elven Bandanna: You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 4 different kinds of synthetic materials

Wind Fan: You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 8 different kinds of synthetic materials

Storm Fan: You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 28 different kinds of synthetic materials

Buster Band: You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 45 different kinds of synthetic materials

Buster Band+: You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 50 different kinds of synthetic materials

Blizzard Choker (Defense 2): You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 4 different kinds of synthetic materials

Blizzara Choker (Defense 3): You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 10 different kinds of synthetic materials

Blizzaga Choker (Defense 4): You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 25 different kinds of synthetic materials

Blizzaza Choker (Defense 5): You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 38 different kinds of synthetic materials

Thunder Trinket (Defense 2): You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 4 different kinds of synthetic materials

Thundara Trinket (Defense 3): You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 10 different kinds of synthetic materials

Thundaga Trinket (Defense 4): You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 25 different kinds of synthetic materials

Thundaza Trinket (Defense 5): You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 38 different kinds of synthetic materials

Acrisius: You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 40 different kinds of synthetic materials

Acrisius+: You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 50 different kinds of synthetic materials

Cosmic Chain: You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 55 different kinds of synthetic materials

Snowman Rosette: Mythril Stone x 2, Wellspring Shard x 2, Frost Shard x 6

Insulator Rosette: Mythril Stone x 2, Wellspring Shard x 2 , Lightning Shard x 6

Hero’s Glove: Help Big Hero 6 against the Dark Cube

Thunder Chain: Orichalcum x 1, Lightning Stone x 3, Sinister Stone x 1, Sinister Shard x 2

Shadow Ankelt: You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 2 different kinds of synthetic materials

Dark Anklet: You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 15 different kinds of synthetic materials

Midnight Anklet: You get this as a reward for Collector’s Goals in the game – get 28 different kinds of synthetic materials

All Link Summons And Their Effects:

During your playthrough, you will come across Summons. Each of them have abilities and special effects. Let’s take a look.

Simba (Kingsflare) – Beat the mid-boss of Monstropolis.

Effects: His finisher includes smashing the ground and releasing a circle of fire. You will be able to jump high and damage enemies you manage to land on.

Ariel (Sea Spectacle) – Beat the mid-boss of The Caribbean.

Effects: The finisher includes huge columns of water. Sora and Ariel will be able to dive into the ground and damage enemies.

Stitch (Plasma Encounter) – Complete Flash Tracer course.

Effects: The finisher includes killing enemies in one go. Sora will be able to catch enemies using lasers.

Dream Eaters (Wonder Balloon) – Obtain it from Yen Sid after completing Olympus.

Effects: The finisher includes a huge amount of plushies being thrown in all directions. Sora will be able to ride it and cast small tornadoes.

Wreck-it-Ralph (8-Bit Blast) – Beat Verum Rex in Toy Box.

Effects: The finisher includes block explosions which will damage enemies. Sora will be able to build canons with the blocks.

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Kingdom Hearts 3 All Keyblades Guide – How To Make Ultima Weapon, Orichalum Locations, and More

Kingdom Hearts 3 Guide: How To Unlock Secret Ending, All Constellations And Hidden Mickey Locations

Kingdom Hearts 3 features 15 Keyblades, 3 of which are available as pre-order bonuses. These three are Midnight Blue which was a Pre-order bonus for PS4, the Phantom Green which was a Pre-order bonus for Xbox One and Dawn til Dusk which was a pre-order bonus for Amazon. We have listed the abilities for these three as well as the other 12 below.

Pre-Order Bonuses Keyblades:

Midnight Blue: Blizzaga – Blizzard Up

Phantom Green: Thundaga – Thunder Up

Dawn Till Dusk: Firaga – Fire Up

In-Game Keyblades:

Kingdom Key: This is your default key.

Abilities: Treasure Magnet

Hero’s Origin: Complete Olympus world to unlock.

Abilities: Defender

Shooting Star: Complete Twilight Town world to unlock.

Abilities: Magic Treasure Magnet

Favorite Deputy: Complete Toy Box world to unlock.

Abilities: Lucky Strike.

Ever After: Complete Kingdom of Corona world to unlock.

Abilities: Leaf Bracer.

Happy Gear: Complete Monstropolis world to unlock.

Abilities: Focus Converter.

Crystal Snow: Complete Arendelle world to unlock.

Abilities: Freeze Protection.

Wheel of Fate: Complete The Caribbean world to unlock.

Abilities: Waterza.

Nano Gear: Complete San Fransokyo world to unlock.

Abilities: Stun Protection.

Starlight: Complete Keyblade Graveyard world to unlock.

Abilities: MP Haste.

Hunny Spout: Complete 100 Acre Woods world to unlock.

Abilities: Harvest.

Ultima Weapon: Find all 58 Synthesize materials to make this weapon. Below you fill a guide that will show you how one can be made.

Abilities: Combo Boost – Air Combo Boost – Situation Boost.

How To Make Ultima Weapon In Kingdom Hearts 3:

Easily the most powerful weapon in the game, it’s unlikely you will be able to develop this before the game’s ending. You require 58 Synthetic materials which isn’t easy so its best you develop this weapon after the game ends.

You need the following materials to make one:

• x7 Orichalum+ x2 – Locations are below.
• Wellspring Crystal x2
• Lucid Crystal x2 – You will get one Lucid Crystal if you synthesize Lucid Gem x2, Lucid Stone x 3, Wellspring Crystal X 1 and Lucid Shard x 5.
• Pulsing Crystal

Where To Find Orichalum+ – Orichalum Locations:

You can find them in the following locations:

• The treasure chest in the heartless island found in the Caribbean world.
• Use the Moogle Shop Postcard to get a random reward. This may include a Orichalum.
• In all 7 Seven Princesses pudding mini games, earn a high score.
• Find 80 Lucky Emblems.
• Defeat the Omega Machine in the Eclipse Galaxy during the Gummiship sequence.
• The treasure chest in The Final World has Orichalcum.

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Kingdom Hearts 3 Guide: How To Unlock Secret Ending, All Constellations And Hidden Mickey Locations

All Constellation Photograph Locations:

You need to find 9 Constellation Locations and doing so will unlock the Stargazer trophy/achievement. These are found across 3 Galaxies with each having three of these constellations (basically the space in which you travel in your Gummi ships).

Moogle: This is located in the Starlight Way Galaxy. You need to face towards the Toy Box World. It’s just towards the right of it.

Bomb: This is located in the Starlight Way Galaxy. You need to face towards the Olympus World. It’s just towards the right of it.

Cactuar: This is located in the Starlight Way Galaxy. You need to face towards the Kingdom of Corona. It’s just towards the right of it.

Imp: This is located in the Misty Stream Galaxy. You need to be at waypoint of MST-01. It’s just towards the right of it.

Tonberry: This is located in the Misty Stream Galaxy. You need to be at waypoint of MST-01. Now just turn to a complete 180-degree angle.

Endymion: This is located in the Misty Stream Galaxy. You need to face towards the Caribbean world. It’s just towards the right of it.

Ultros: This is located in the Eclipse Galaxy. Face towards the Keyblade Graveyard world, keep flying up and Sora will eventually say that this is a dead end. But it’s not, keep on going and you will come across a ship boss. Defeat it and you will reach the final world. Right above it is the constellation.

Bismarck: This is located in the Eclipse Galaxy, left of Waypoint ECL-03.

Omega: This is located in the Eclipse Galaxy, right of Waypoint ECL-03.

All Lucky Emblems – Hidden Mickey – Locations

There are 90 Lucky Emblems in the game and you need to find them all if you wish to unlock the SECRET ending. Note, the requirement reduces as you increase the difficulty but on Beginner mode you need to find all 90. At the moment, we don’t know what the requirement is for Normal and Proud difficulties.

Olympus: There are 12 in this world.

Twilight Town: There are 9 in this world.

Toy Box: There are 11 in this world.

Kingdom of Corona: There are 9 in this world.

Monstropolis: There are 11 in this world.

Arendelle: There are 11 in this world.

The Hundred Acre Wood: There are 3 in this world.

The Caribbean: There are 13 in this world.

San Fransokyo: There are 11 in this world.