Unlock the God Mode and Dive Deep into Kingdom Hearts 3: ReMind – The Ultimate Guide
So, you’ve jumped into Kingdom Hearts 3. Good choice! But wait, you’re puzzled about the tricky bits, especially the ReMind DLC. Fear not, Keyblade wielder! We will unlock secrets, share knowledge, and maybe crack a smile along the way. Buckle up for KH3 and ReMind details, from cheat codes to bosses and trivia for your next pub quiz.
EZ Codes KH3: Your Path to God-Like Powers (Almost)
Ever wished to breeze through tough spots in KH3? Square Enix heard your silent pleas and gave us EZ Codes in ReMind. Think of them as personal cheat menus. Toggle abilities that tip the scales in your favor. Auto-block, threefold strength boosts, and one-hit K.O.s await you. Tempting, right?
But hold your horses! Unlocking these EZ Codes requires a fresh playthrough. Yep, you must go through it all again. Alternatively, if you have a save file and conquered the ReMind Secret Episode, unlock the EZ Code Premium Menu. For the ultimate flex? Complete the Secret Episode on a “Challenging adventure” using Pro Codes. This unlocks Premium Menu options on one save file. It’s your reward for taking on the challenge.
For more details on the Premium Menu, check the Kingdom Hearts Wiki.
KH3 ReMind DLC: Venturing Beyond the Main Story
Finished KH3 and craving more? ReMind is here. How do you start? Once downloaded and after you finish the final battle in KH3, select “Downloadable Content” from the main menu. Boom! ReMind will launch. Easy peasy.
Now for the juicy bits: the Secret Episode and Secret Boss. To unlock the Secret Episode, conquer all 13 Data Organization fights in the Limitcut Episode. It’s a warm-up before the main event. Who waits at the end? Yozora, the enigmatic figure from the original secret ending. Prepare for a showdown. This isn’t just a stroll in the park.
Stuck on starting? Game Rant’s guide provides a visual walkthrough.
PRO Codes KH3: For the Daredevils and Masochists Among Us
Are EZ Codes too easy? Feeling powerful? Enter PRO Codes. These challenge modifiers let you make the game harder. Initially introduced in ReMind DLC on consoles, PC players got them right away. Forget formalities; PRO Codes crank up difficulty. Limit abilities, reduce health, or create nightmares for Sora. It’s your game playground.
KH3 Gameplay and Story Nuggets: Did You Know…?
Kingdom Hearts is rich with details, and KH3 is no exception. Here are some knowledge bombs:
- Missables Alert! Revisiting Monstro after Hollow Bastion? Be cautious: cutscenes change or vanish.
- Risk-taker Achievement: Max rank needs 365,000 points out of 530,000. Close enough is good.
- Merits Achievement: Earn them via the Premium Menu after unlocking EZ Codes. Achievements within achievements!
- Best Keyblade? Ultima Weapon. It’s nearly cheating; Ultima is the best Keyblade in KH3.
- Oathkeeper and Oblivion: Oathkeeper comes from finding 90 Lucky Emblems, while Oblivion unlocks after Critical Mode completion with Proof of Times Past.
- Battle Gates: These portals lead to battles. Battlegate 14 holds the secret boss, Dark Inferno.
- 100% Completion Time: Want to see everything in KH3? Set aside 64 hours.
- Starting Choices: Guardian, Warrior, or Mystic? Choose wisely; it impacts abilities Sora learns first.
- Rage Form: Low health activates Rage Form, turning Sora into a powerhouse. Last resort, max aggression.
- Sora’s Age: He’s 16 for most of KH3, turning 17 in ReMind. Teen angst and Keyblades – classic!
- Main Villain: Master Xehanort. The saga’s big bad, nothing more to say.
- Sora’s Disappearance: Why vanish? Overusing Power of Awakening leads to it. Lesson learned: moderation, even with magic.
- Secret Ending: Spot the secret ending, hinting at future adventures with a cloaked figure and heart-shaped moon.
- Skippable Worlds (KH1): Some worlds in the original can be skipped, such as Halloweentown and Neverland.
- Point of No Return (KH3D): In Dream Drop Distance, starting Xemnas battle means no turning back. Prepare!
Keyblades of KH3: More Than Just Shiny Weapons
Keyblades are central to combat. Quick rundown of notable ones:
- Ultima Weapon: Synthesize materials to create this beast. Worth the grind.
- Oathkeeper: Find 90 Lucky Emblems for this beauty. Happy hunting!
- Oblivion: Complete Critical Mode + Proof of Times Past for Oblivion. Earn it!
- Classic Tone: Master 23 Classic Kingdom mini-games for this Keyblade. Retro meets Keyblades.
- Dual Wielding: Sora can dual wield due to multiple hearts linked to a Keyblade. Complicated but cool.
Kingdom Hearts Characters: A Who’s Who
The KH universe has many characters. Here are some key players:
- Sora: The main man, extraordinary Keyblade wielder. 15 in KH3, 16 in ReMind.
- Kairi: Sora’s best friend, also 15 in KH3. Romantic links with Sora are common.
- Aqua: A seasoned Keyblade Master, around 18 during Birth by Sleep.
- Master Xehanort: Ultimate antagonist; enough said.
- Yozora: Mysterious secret boss in Re:Mind. His original name? Noctis Lucis Caelum, meaning “A light in the Night Sky.” Fancy!
- Riku, Terra, Ventus: Other significant Keyblade wielders and allies (or foes). A tangled web.
Other KH3 Game Elements: Bits and Bobs
- Lucky Emblems: Snap photos of these Mickey symbols for a secret movie. Catch ’em all!
- Synthesis Materials: Essential for crafting gear, especially Ultima Weapon. Resource management is key.
- Battlegates: Portals lead to encounters, including Dark Inferno in Battlegate 14.
Leviathan (Ship): Naval Warfare, KH Style
KH3 lets you sail the sea in the Dreadnought, aka the Leviathan. Ship details:
- Maximum Level: Level 9 is the cap. Level up!
- White Crab Farming: Confinement Island is best for farming white crabs.
- The Black Pearl: Unlock at Leviathan Level 9 for the legendary ship. Controls match the Leviathan.
Kingdom Hearts Series: A Quick History Lesson
New to KH3? Think you missed anything? Here’s a rapid-fire KH history lesson:
- Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop
- Distance: This game is critical to the plot. It follows Re: Coded. Do not skip it. You need it to grasp the larger story.
- Birth by Sleep: This prequel is set before the first Kingdom Hearts. It introduces important characters and lore. It’s essential for understanding KH3.
- Re: Coded: You can skip this. The plot is not central. However, completionists should take note!
- Need to Play Previous Games Before KH3? Yes, you need some background. Combat is enjoyable. Yet, the story may confuse you. Kingdom Hearts has a complex narrative. It builds on past entries. Starting without knowledge is like beginning a book mid-chapter. You will be confused.
“EZ” Trivia – Just Because
Now, let’s take a detour. “EZ” covers more than KH3 cheat codes. Here are some random “EZ” facts:
- Emergency Transponder Codes: In aviation, 7500 means hijacking. 7600 indicates radio failure. 7700 signals general emergencies. Useful if you pilot a plane or watch thrillers.
- Railroad Morse Code: Known as American Morse code. This is the original Morse code, intended for telegraphs and trains. Timing varies from the international version. Sadly, it is mostly out of use today, though train whistles still sometimes use Morse patterns.
- ICD-10 Codes (Z Codes): Medical codes time! Z59.82 covers transportation insecurity. Z59.0 represents homelessness. Z55-Z65 focus on social health determinants. Who knew medical codes could be so precise?
- EZ Cash: For Sri Lankans, *111# (via Dialog/Airtel) is your EZ Cash code. PINs arrive via text. For cash loans, try *322*6#. It is a supposedly secure way to manage digital money.
- E-ZPass: This is an electronic toll system in the US. The tags are free. Balance checks are online, like for Maryland at driveezymd.com. Auto-replenishment occurs when balances run low. It saves time at tolls but comes with costs.
- EZ Tag: These are marketing stickers. Also in Houston, they give a 10% toll discount and are free (up to 8 per account). Money saved!
- Country Codes “EZ” and Others: “EZ” is not a country code; it’s for the Eurozone. “DK” is Denmark, “FI” is Finland, and “+1” is for the US. Other codes are for various regions. Country codes can be strange and interesting!
Phew! That wraps up a dive into the “EZ” realm, related to Kingdom Hearts and more. You are now set to tackle KH3 ReMind, impress friends with trivia, or navigate electronic toll systems. Go forth, Keyblade warrior. May your journey shine bright.
