Playstation 2 : Kingdom Hearts II Cheats
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Keychains
At various points throughout the game, you will be given Keychains, which allow you to give the Keyblade new forms and powers.
Fenrir
Defeat Sephiroth, the optional boss at Hollow Bastion.
Sleeping Lion
Go to Ansem's study in Hollow Bastion.
Holy Pumpkin
Defeat the Test Subject in Halloween Town.
Wisher's Lamp
Defeat Jafar in Agrabah.
Bond of Flames
Complete the fight with Axel in Twilight Town.
Oblivion
Defeat Xigbar in The World that Never Was.
Guardian Soul
Defeat Hades in the 'Underworld' section of Olympus Coliseum.
Wonders of the Abyss
Complete Chapter 4 of Atlantica.
Rumbling Rose
Speak to Beast after returning to Beast's Castle.
Gullwing
Speak to Yuna after completing the above.
Sweet Memory
Complete the 'Spooky Cave' Mini-Game in The Hundred-Acre Wood.
Photon Debugger
Complete Space Paranoids.
Oathkeeper
Complete Sora's first visit to Twilight Town.
Circle of Life
Speak to Simba after arriving at The Pride Lands.
Follow the Wind
Defeat Barbossa at Port Royal.
Monochrome
Defeat Pete at Timeless River.
Heros Crest
Defeat the Hydra at Olympus Coliseum.
Star Seeker
Obtain Valor Form at The Mysterious Tower.
Hidden Dragon
Defeat Shan-Yu in The Land of Dragons.
Ultima Weapon
Obtain the Ultima Recipe in the basement of the mansion in Twilight Town. After that, you may use the Moogle Shops to synthesize the keychain.
Secret Ending
Just like Kingdom Hearts I and Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix, Kingdom Hearts II has a special secret movie that can be viewed at the end of the game, after the credits roll.
In "Beginner" mode, you can't unlock it at all.
In "Standard" mode, you must fully compelte all the worlds and Jiminy's Journal to unlock it.
In "Proud" mode, you need only fully complete all worlds.
Drive Extension
Early on in Kingdom Hearts 2, Sora receives new clothing, replacing his rather silly looking attire from the original game. At the same time, he earns the ability to use "Drives" which, among many other things, further alter his appearance while activated. Interestingly enough, there is a simply way to "extend" the length of a Drive's visual transformation, so as to reflect in cut-scenes as well: During any of the game's numerous "objective" based fights, simply complete the event with a Drive activated and Sora will retain his modified appearance for the story event that follows.