When was roxas born

Roxas's shoes were colored in shades of grey and black and had red straps in place of laces. Finally, Roxas wore a wrist band with a black-and-white checkerboard pattern on his left wrist, as well as a plain black ring on his left index finger and a plain white ring on his left middle finger.

Tetsuya Nomura has stated that the checkers on Roxas's clothing are meant to symbolize light and darkness. He also has clothes for sleeping in the simulated Twilight Town. He wears a white shirt with black coloration for the collar and arms.

The arms also support a half star motifs. He also wears matching black shorts with a skull and crossbones symbol on the lower left side of the pants. In Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix , Roxas's face was changed to be slightly wider, with his cheekbones less defined and sullen, in order to make his design more closely resemble Ventus's.

Due to retaining Ventus's heart, Roxas was able to feel emotions shortly after his creation, [2] unlike typical Nobodies who must first regrow their own heart over a long period of time. I am me! Nobody else! Roxas is less impulsive than Sora, but far quicker to anger. He is short-tempered, aggressive, blunt, and stands his ground against his foes. He can be arrogant, confident, and cocky as proven in his battles, more so when he engages Riku in a fight, proclaiming that he could not beat him no matter how many times he attempted to.

When blinded with anger, he lets go of all reason and focuses on venting his anger, as seen when he continually hacks at DiZ's computers and viciously attacks DiZ's hologram.

He expresses some dislike for being compared to Sora early on due to their relation, which DiZ notes with amusement in their encounter. This type of main contrast between the boys is even portrayed in official art, with Roxas almost always having a dark, sort of fierce expression, while Sora's is a bit more loose and mellow.

With a devil-may-care attitude in terms of recklessness, he can be rightfully selfish in certain intervals but is selfless enough to return to Sora willingly. Roxas constantly rebels against what he's told is his "place" and is a strongly outspoken, independent individual. On the other hand, Roxas tends to be melancholy, stoic, and distracted, especially as he comes to realize the truth about himself, and at other points when he's confused and lost.

Like Sora, Roxas has little patience for people who seem to be bending his will or trying to confuse him. He doesn't have an extreme lust for life as well, not taking everything in with a bright outlook, but he does wish and desire one of his own with fervor. Despite their differences, the traits he and Sora share are shown in how they deeply care for their friends and are extremely protective of them.

Roxas has shown to be happy, cheerful, kind, and carefree in good company—even shown laughing. Roxas seems to have a certain degree of intelligence that Sora often lacks, as he is not as easily fooled by his enemies and is more likely to think his actions through unless angered.

Hence, he had no information on the simplest topics or objects, making him comparable to a newborn who grows to learn them, and coming off slow and naive due to it, leading a few others, including himself, to refer to him as a "zombie". This is why Axel fulfills the role of enlightening him about his questions or thoughts, sometimes making Axel himself tongue-tied on how to explain them.

Roxas's attitude, nonetheless, was very apparent from the start, telling Axel after he accomplished a mission in the beginning that he could have done that blindfolded, and being greatly annoyed when Xigbar calls him "kiddo" or "tiger". Another difference with Sora is their heroic status. Oftentimes, Roxas shows how he'd rather not have anything to do with the Keyblade, longing to be an ordinary life.

This is something represented in Hayner, Pence, and Olette throughout the series, as he is shown a number of times watching them in wonder and interest. On the other hand, Sora was spurred on by the goal of finding his friends and took on the responsibility more passively, without much hassle. Since Roxas's complete being's heart is made up of two Keyblade wielders' hearts, Roxas can dual-wield Keyblades, [8] the Oathkeeper and the Oblivion.

In battle, he also uses light, becoming a phenomenally dangerous foe. His style and level of power is somewhat like Sora's Final Form. He can glide at fast speeds, so fast in fact that he leaves behind a lens flare, and control thirteen sword-shaped shields of light energy which can connect to form a laser array. He can levitate his Keyblades in the air and whirl and spin them rapidly, showing a great deal of proficiency and skill with the blades, and can also counter any extended combo with a more powerful one of his own, even creating a ring of damage just by twirling them in a circle.

His special attack involves him floating in the air and shooting his thirteen light shields around the arena, which then light it up in a thick twilight mist as Roxas begins shooting blue spheres of light at his opponent from energy gathered in his hands.

He often attacks rapidly side-to-side, leaving a trail of light behind him. He can also perform the Duel Bout technique similar to his Samurai Nobodies in which he rushes at his opponent and slashes at them repeatedly, causing intense damage if not repelled.

During this attack, Sora can knock Roxas into the air and briefly steal his Keyblades. However, when Sora steals Roxas's Keyblades, Roxas resorts to utilizing his light powers to full effect, before moving in to steal his Keyblades back from Sora. In comparison to Sora, Roxas seems to have a far more aggressive style: he is constantly on the offensive and abandons any defensive moves he had previously used, such as the Guard technique and magic, in favor of speed and strength.

In their mental struggle in the Dive to the Heart , he briefly manages to overpower and disarm Sora with simple brute force. In this battle, he also has a more aggressive stance than he did when fighting Axel. It is interesting to note that as well, when not dual-wielding, Roxas uses a fighting style similar to the one Sora used in Kingdom Hearts.

Roxas's victory pose in Olympus Coliseum is to swing his Keyblade twice through the air in an X, then swing it to rest on his shoulder. This is extremely similar to Leon 's victory pose in the Final Fantasy series and one of Sora's victory poses in the Olympus Coliseum in Kingdom Hearts. It's worth noting Roxas has overpowered Saix on two separate occasions. When in possession of his full power, Roxas dual-wields two Keyblades, Oathkeeper and Oblivion which represent Sora's link to Kairi and Riku, respectively , although originally he could only wield a single Keyblade, which could take different forms through the use of Gears.

Roxas controls light and the Samurai Nobodies. Although it would normally be impossible for a Nobody to wield a Keyblade, Roxas can because Sora can. Of course, as the Heartless use the Keyblades as a homing signal, he is constantly under attack by them when not under the protection of Organization XIII.

However, as the Organization's goal is to gather as many hearts as possible by using the Keyblade to extract them from Heartless, this phenomenon is actually a boon for the Organization. Roxas's signature Keyblades, the Oathkeeper and Oblivion. It transforms Roxas's Keyblade into a sword of light, with which he rapidly slashes at enemies. The Final Limit causes him to summon pillars of light that fire in all directions.

It causes Roxas to leap into the air and summon large pillars of light to hammer the battlefield. In the Final Limit, the pillars of light intensify and grow larger. This attack also appears in Roxas's boss fight in Kingdom Hearts Re:coded. Also, in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix , after Roxas floats, a symbol appears below him and he spins both of his Keyblades while firing a great number of homing light orbs. Roxas's Limit Breaks both refer to light. The " event horizon " refers to the distance at which light can no longer escape from a black hole; the " magic hour " is a period of time during a sunset that has extremely favorable conditions for photography.

He also is very proficient at magic, able to cast several different spells. However, none of these abilities carry over into Kingdom Hearts II.

During his time in the Simulated Twilight Town, Roxas learns no magic, although he can boost his magical strength via both the Dream Rod and the Struggle Wand. This appearance of Roxas was mainly in a non-combat setting. Again sharing the same aerial and ground combos as Sora from the original Kingdom Hearts , his full strength was accessed when Dual-Wielding in the second battle with Axel.

Roxas had no access to spells in this gameplay incarnation, and was limited only to learning the Guard , Aerial Recovery , and Scan Abilities naturally. He would also grow in HP and other stats for meeting certain criteria in jobs or by defeating bosses.

The main reason for playing as the Nobody in Kingdom Hearts II was to establish a plot and set the abilities and controls for the actual storyline, in which Sora is playable.

If one puts him against some Nobodies that allow players to use reaction commands, Dual-Wielding Roxas still has access to the Reversal reaction command. Each of these abilities is counted as Support Abilities and is only used in the final battle with Axel.

Dual-Wielding Roxas also has access to his own set of attacks for the final Axel face-off, which are the following:. Roxas begins the fight by activating a shield to prevent him from getting damaged; once activated, he rises into the air, similar to how he uses his Keyblade Release attack during his boss fight in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix.

He can also use Cross Slash to turn into a light ray and then deal a large amount of damage upon meeting his target and Dual Shot to raise his Keyblades in front of him to form a spiral that launches a beam at his target. Roxas has most of his moves from his ally appearance and a few new abilities. This version of Roxas appears to be more agile and brutal in terms of combat than his previous depictions. However, unlike his ally form, Roxas cannot activate a light shield to prevent himself from getting damaged.

He can still use Guard, Aerial Recovery, and Scan. He can also use Doubleflight to gain more aerial distance to attack. Roxas's standard ground-combo consists of him performing his Continuous Swing move, which can inflict heavy damage on his target, but a new addition is that he can perform this combo in mid-air.

His gap-clearer, Cross Slash , has him turn into a ray of light and homing in on his target to perform a cross-shaped slash. Roxas's aerial combo consists of him spinning vertically at his target, similar to his boss form. He even uses a form of Quick Run , which allows him to dash forward and leaving behind a trail of light as well. His Situation Command finisher, Dual Shot , has him spin his Keyblades and fire orbs of light and darkness at the enemy.

If Roxas approaches his target up close, he will be able to activate the Reversal command, allowing him to slide behind his foes. If attacking once the Reversal command if finished, Roxas can pull off his powerful dual-wielding Dual Counter , unleashing a whirlwind of light and darkness. This move can cause a huge chunk of damage. For a few segments, Roxas can attack by slashing and blocking their vicious strikes. For one of the special commands, Roxas will activate his Miracle Hour command during his team attack with Xion and Ventus.

Overall, Roxas is a versatile fighter when it comes to close-range combat against enemies and bosses. His summer vacation has come to an end, and many of his thoughts and feelings with it. He vanished with a satisfied look after battling Sora—but Sora was the only one who could see him in the first place.

His light shines as bright and brief as the setting sun. Weapon: Keyblade HD 1. He is often assigned to missions to collect hearts as he wields a Keyblade.

A bit of a zombie when he first joined, Roxas slowly regains himself through interaction with Axel and Xion, becoming best friends with them. While he bears an uncanny resemblance to another boy deeply connected to Sora, it is more than coat and hood that prevent Sora from seeing. Was this boy just a phantom, a glitch? Or does this data tie into hurtful memories that sleep within Sora's heart? He was especially close to Axel, another of their members.

Roxas ceased to exist after reuniting with Sora. A Keyblade wielder filled with darkness. His dreams are composed of Sora's memories. He was a Keyblade wielder and Axel's closest friend.

After rejoining with Sora's heart, Roxas ceased to exist. Thanks to a replica that was able to contain his heart and memories, Roxas became real again and joined the guardians of light. Roxas's original Keyblade, the Kingdom Key. This is likely because Sora's time as a Heartless was short, having recovered his heart and returned to his human form soon after leaving behind Roxas, his Nobody. And so Roxas, who is a part of Sora, was affected by that and looks just like Ventus.

Still got it memorized? The day we met, when you got your new name, you and I sat right here, just like this and watched the sunset. Translation via Goldpanner.

First, the reason why Roxas throws a Keyblade to Riku, and we then see a vision of Xion, is that there is a small remaining part of Xion in Roxas that wants to stop him, and makes him take those actions. The name of the Keyblade that is given to Riku suggests that it has something to do with Xion.

Xion wants Roxas to set Kingdom Hearts free but doesn't want him to face Xemnas right now. She sees that he would most likely lose. So she begs Riku to stop him. There may have been variances in our dispositions, but a number of us unquestionably showed signs of a burgeoning replacement. Once born, the heart can also be nurtured. Our experiments creating Heartless were attempts to control the mind and convince it to renounce its sense of self.

But understand, one can banish the heart from the body, but the body will try to replace it the first chance it gets, for as many times as it takes. And so I knew, even after we were divided into Heartless and Nobodies, it was just a temporary separation.

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For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Thread starter Munqy Start date Jul 1, Munqy New member. Joined Jul 1, Messages 2 Reaction score 0 Points 0. Bonjour mes amis! Now I just booted up KH BBS and the first scene showed Roxas turning into a falling star while the camera slowly faded out into showing Riku and Sora sitting on Destiny Islands when they were still young.

As such Roxas drew on that 3rd heart for his apperance and base powers. Since the 3rd heart was asleep Roxas didn't get any memories from that one either and as such Roxas is born with total amnesia. The presence of the 3rd heart is what allowed Roxas to feel emotions.

Now what avatar has wrong is the keyblade. Roxas's power to use the keyblade comes from Sora, and because Sora can use the keyblade that means Roxas can as well.

When Xion replicated Roxas's connection to Sora she to became able to use the keyblade through Sora and she even replicated a copy of Sora's keyblade. What Ventus does give Roxas is the presence of a 2nd keyblade. Which later thanks him trying to remember of Xion he was able to accidentally awaken the power to summon that 2nd keyblade. Thus gaining the power to DW two keyblades. I've got a quote that embodies you perfectly, but it's seventy-three posts long, has a few massive flowcharts, and lots of Xion- KMA to Me.

Eh, confusing as hell, but I'll explain something anyway. For the first week, neither of them has reason to use it. No conflict. After that, Sora goes to the CO world. No enemies, no reason. Roxas is working and using it. Sora enters CO now. His Keyblade is now fake.

Roxas keeps using Sora's. Confusing part! You need a heart to wield a Keyblade. Roxas has Ven's heart, so he also gets Ven's Keyblade, but doesn't unlock it until really late in the game. Like Day Damn you Nomura. You just had to make this game and confuse us even more, didn't you? My apologies, but I might be slightly incompetent. Roxas is Sora's nobody as such Sora's heart is his heart and since Sora can use the keyblade so can Roxas. Xion replicated Roxas's connection to Sora and as such her heart became Sora's heart as well So yeah Ventus's heart has nothing to do with why he can use the keyblade and you don't need someone's heart to use their keyblade.

Granted though in almost every case it's impossible to summon someone else's keyblade if you don't have at least a very special connection to their heart.

Honestly I don't see how this is confusing at all. User Info: aMichaelm. But what happened during almost all of KH II? Just not using the Keyblade, or what? User Info: xorba. Here is how it works KH series spoilers Ven: in bbs a few years before KH1, Vens heart is separated from his body and finds its way into Sora.

This is whear Sora gets his ability to use a keyblade. Meanwhile Aqua hides Vens body in Castle Oblivion.