TheKeyblade is the main weapon used by the player inKingdom Hearts Unchained χ / Union χ.

Each Keyblade starts off with 3Medal Slots which serve to add different types ofMedals on them to make them stronger and use different types of attacks and skills, after upgrading a Keyblade to a certain level, new Medal Slots will be unlocked on the Keyblade, up to a maximum of 5.

When upgrading a Keyblade, Medal Slots will featureAttribute Boosts, which give damage increases to specific types of Medals. Each Keyblade also has a hidden modifier to the strength of the Friend Medal equipped to it, regardless of attribute.

In the game you can gain materials to upgrade Keyblades, as well as change their appearance and increase the quantity of Medal Slots.

While Medals grant the overall strength of a Keyblade, if players equip Medals that exceed the overallMedal Cost, they won't be able to use the Keyblade until switching to a Medal with lower Cost.

When a Keyblade is used without Medals, the player usesStock Medals as placeholders.

When players reach a certain point in the story, they will be granted different types of Keyblades.

Name	Attribute(s)	Slots					Obtained
Starlight							Default
Treasure Trove							Quest 14: The Mine Pt. 2
Lady Luck							Quest 24: Escorting Alice Pt. 2
Three Wishes							Quest 34: The Search for the Red Bandit Pt. 5
Olympia							Quest 130: Preliminary Final Round
Divine Rose							Quest 433: The West Wing Pt. 6
Moogle O' Glory							A New Keyblade: Moogle O' Glory
Sleeping Lion							Proud Mode:Quest 3: Combat 102
Counterpoint							Proud Mode:Quest 103: Darkball Dread: Wonderland Pt. 1
Stroke of Midnight							Quest 595: More Malicious Monsters
Fenrir							Proud Mode:Quest 203: A Chat with the Cheshire Cat Pt. 3
Darkgnaw							Proud Mode:Quest 328: The Final Trial Pt. 3
Missing Ache							Proud Mode:Quest 378: The Right Key Pt. 3
Fairy Stars							Quest 683: Protect the Prince Pt. 3
Diamond Dust							Proud Mode:Quest 428: The West Wing Pt. 1
Bad Guy Breaker							Quest 880: The Large Man

In Version 2.6.0, Subslots were added to Keyblades. Each Keyblade has a set of 120 Subslots, which can be filled with 7★ Medals matching the slot's attribute to provide a small multiplier bonus to the entire Keyblade. The bonus multiplier provided depends on theSpecial Attack Bonus Level of the Medal.

SAB Level
Multiplier	+0.001	+0.002	+0.005	+0.008	+0.012	+0.016	+0.020	+0.025	+0.030	+0.035

Main article:Passives#Keyblade Level Passives

Mythril Shard (ミスリルのかけら, Misuriru no Kakera^?) are obtained, one at a time, for completing the third objective of each Story Quest and each permanent, non-VIP Special Quest.See here for a full list. One Mythril Shard is needed each time the Player strengthens a Keyblade between +1 and +25, and as Mythril Shards are finite in number, they cannot be sold.

Power Gems (つるぎの魔石, Tsurugi no Maseki^?, lit. "Sword Gem") are used to strengthen Keyblades starting from level +25. The first Power Gem was available as a reward in theColiseum Challenge Duel Powerful Enemies and Level Up your Keyblades! event, eventually becoming an extra in some Premium Event Avatar Boards and a reward for a Weekly Solo Ranking.

Speed Gems (つばさの魔石, Tsubasa no Maseki^?, lit. "Wing Gem") are used to strengthen Keyblades starting from level +25. The first Speed Gem was available as a reward in theColiseum Challenge Duel Powerful Enemies and Level Up your Keyblades! event, eventually becoming an extra in some Premium Event Avatar Boards and a reward for some Weekly Solo Rankings.

Magic Gems (しんぴの魔石, Shinpi no Maseki^?, lit. "Mystery Gem") are used to strengthen Keyblades starting from level +25. The first Magic Gem was available as a reward in theColiseum Challenge Duel Powerful Enemies and Level Up your Keyblades! event, eventually becoming an extra in some Premium Event Avatar Boards and a reward for some Weekly Solo Rankings.

Sun Gems (たいようの魔石, Taiyou no Maseki^?) are used to strengthen the UprightProud Mode Keyblades starting from level 25 through level 50. The gems are gained from Proud Mode Quest 685 and higher, and were previously available through level 400+Proud Quest: Power,Magic orSpeed event quests.

Moon Gems (つきの魔石, Tsuki no Maseki^?) are used to strengthen the ReversedProud Mode Keyblades starting from level +25 all the way to level 50. The first Moon Gem was available as a reward in theColiseum Side-Quest: Moon Gem Cup event.

Brilliant Gems (うるわしの魔石, Uruwashi no Maseki^?, lit. "Beautiful Gem") are used to strengthen Keyblades starting from level +50 and up.

Rainbow Gems (にじいろの魔石, Niji Iro no Maseki^?) are used to strengthen Keyblades starting from level +50 and up.

Electrum Ore (エレクトラム, Erekutoramu^?, lit. "Electrum") are obtained, one at a time, for completing objectives inProud Mode.See here for a full list. Various quantities of Electrum Ores are needed each time the Player strengthens theSleeping Lion,Counterpoint, andFenrir Keyblades, and as Electrum Ores are finite in number, they cannot be sold.

Dark Matter (ダークマター, Dāku Matā^?) are obtained, two at a time, for completing objectives inProud Mode.See here for a full list. Various quantities of Dark Matters are needed each time the Player strengthens theDarkgnaw,Missing Ache andDiamond Dust Keyblades, and as Dark Matters are finite in number, they cannot be sold.

Trophy (トロフィー, Torofī^?) are obtained, one at a time, for completing the third objective of certain Story Quests.See here for a full list. The material is exclusively used to strengthen theBad Guy Breaker Keyblade, and as Trophies are finite in number, they cannot be sold.

All other Materials can be gathered during quests by passing over sparkling patches of ground. These materials are generally found in locations appropriate to their substance; for example, vials ofSpring Water can often be found in fountains or along rivers, whileCurative Flowers can be found in flowerbeds. Though some materials can be found in multiple worlds or can be used to strengthen multiple Keyblades, most of these materials are used for specific Keyblades and are primarily found in the respective world. The materials needed for each Keyblade can also be easily farmed in the appropriate series ofKeyblade MaterialsSpecial Quests. The Player is also able to sell their excess farmable Materials for 10 Munny per unit.

Material Description Price Keyblades Found S TT LL TW O DR MOG SoM FS Curative Leaf (薬草の葉っぱ, Yakusou no Happa?) A leaf from an herbal plant that grows in the forest. 10 X X X X Quests Curative Flower (薬草の花, Yakusou no Hana?) A flower from an herbal plant that grows in the forest. 10 X X Quests Copper Ore (銅の原石, Akagane no Genseki?) Ore from a copper deposit. 10 X X X X Quests Iron Ore (鉄の原石, Kurogane no Genseki?) Ore from an iron deposit. 10 X X X X X X X Quests Spring Water (きよらかな水, Kiyorakana Mizu?, lit. "Pure Water") A vial of natural spring water. 10 X X X X Quests Forest Mushrooms (森のきのこ, Mori no Kinoko?) Mushrooms that grow in the forest. 10 X X Quests Curative Bulb (薬草の球根, Yakusō no Kyūkon?) A bulb from an herbal plant that grows in the forest. 10 X X X Quests Silver Ore (銀の原石, Shirogane no Genseki?) Ore from a silver deposit. 10 X X X X Quests Gold Ore (金の原石, Kane no Genseki?) Ore from a gold deposit. 10 X X X X X X Quests Swamp Water (沼地のわき水, Numachi no Waki Mizu?) A vial of water collected from the swamps. 10 X X Quests Scorching Sand (熱をおびた砂, Netsu o Obita Suna?) A bag of piping hot sand. 10 X X Quests Burnt Coal (燃えつきた炭, Moetsukita Sumi?) A pile of charred coal briquettes. 10 X Quests Starry Sand (星のかたちの砂, Hoshi no Katachi no Suna?, lit. "Star-shaped Sand") A bag of rare star-shaped sand. 10 X Quests Ember (残り火, Nokoribi?) A piece of glowing, hot coal. 10 X X X Quests Strange Leaf (おかしな葉っぱ, Okashina Happa?) A leaf from a wild plant that grows in the forest. 10 X X Quests White Flower Dew (白い花のつゆ, Shiroi Hana no Tsuyu?) A phial of morning dew gathered from the petals of a white flower. 10 X Quests Strange Bulb (おかしな球根, Okashina Kyūkon?) A bulb from a wild plant that grows in the forest. 10 X Quests White Flower Nectar (白い花のみつ, Shiroi Hana no Mitsu?) A phial of sweet nectar from a white flower. 10 X Quests Broken Biscuit (お菓子のかけら, Okashi no Kakera?, lit. "Candy Pieces") Pieces of a peculiar-tasting biscuit. 10 X X X Quests Teardrops (涙のしずく, Namida no Shizuku?) A bottle of teardrops. 10 X X X Quests Topaz Earring (トパーズのピアス, Topāzu no Piasu?) Jewelry sold at the market. 10 X Quests Agate Ring (めのうのリング, Menou no Ringu?) Jewelry sold at the market. 10 X X Quests Scarab Brooch (スカラベのブローチ, Sukarabe no Burōchi?) Jewelry sold at the market. 10 X Quests Netherstone (冥界の石, Meikai no Ishi?) A stone consisting of elements specific to the Underworld. 10 X Quests Netherwater (冥界の水, Meikai no Mizu?) A vial of water collected from the pools of the Underworld. 10 X Quests Netherflame (冥界の炎, Meikai no Honō?) An intense blue flame. 10 X Quests Large Pearl (大粒のパール, Ōtsubu no Pāru?) A beautiful accessory. 10 X X Quests Icy Crystal (氷の結晶, Kōri no Kesshō?) A crystal born from the winds of cold. 10 X Quests Melted Candle (溶けたろうそく, Toketa Rousoku?) Misshapen wax from a melted candle. 10 X X Quests Kupo Seed (クポの種, Kupo no Tane?) A small seed found within a kupo nut. 150 X Quests Kupo Leaf (クポの葉, Kupo no Ha?) A leaf from a kupo tree. 150 X Quests Kupo Blossom (クポの花, Kupo no Hana?, lit. "Kupo Flower") A flower from a kupo tree. 150 X Quests Kupo Dew Drops (クポのしずく, Kupo no Shizuku?, lit. "Kupo Drops") A phial of precious dew drops from a kupo blossom. 150 X Quests Small Buttons (小さなボタン, Chīsana Botan?) Buttons that came off a dress. 10 X Quests Silk Handkerchief (絹のハンカチ, Kinu no Hankachi?) A soft, smooth handkerchief made from silk. 10 X Quests Herb Vine (薬草のつた, Yakusō no Tsuta?, lit. "Curative Ivy") An oddly tangled vine of herbs. 10 X Quests Luminous Moss (ヒカリゴケ, Hikarigoke?) A unique moss that glows faintly in the dark. 10 X Quests

These materials were required for upgrading Keyblades until they were removed in Version 2.6.0. Any materials obtained before the update are still in the Player's inventory.

Orichalcum (オリハルコン, Oriharukon^?) were obtained, one at a time, for completing every 25 Story Quest, as well as for completing the third objective ofProud Quest: Power LV 45 and completing the first objective ofA New Keyblade: Moogle O' Glory.See here for a full list. One Orichalcum was needed to unlock the fourth slot of any Keyblade and another two for the fifth. As Orichalcum were finite in number, they can't be sold.

Adamantite Ores (アダマント, Adamanto^?, lit. "Adamant") were obtained for completing the first objective of eachAdamantite Ore Challenge Special Quest.See here for a full list. One Adamantite Ore was needed each time the Player strengthened a Keyblade between levels +21 and +25, and as Adamantite Ores were finite in number, they can't be sold.

"A stone made from mythril ore."

Mythril Stones (ミスリルのしずく, Misuriru no Shizuku^?, lit. "Mythril Drop") were occasionally obtained fromRare Prize Boxes, and could also be easily farmed in theMythril Madness: Mythril Stone Special Quest. Mythril Stones were needed to strengthen each Keyblade at specific levels, and excess Mythril Stones could be sold for 50 Munny.

"A gem cut from mythril ore."

Mythril Gems (ミスリルの魔石, Misuriru no Maseki^?) were occasionally obtained fromRare Prize Boxes, and could also be easily farmed in theMythril Madness: Mythril Gem Special Quest. Mythril Gems were needed to strengthen each Keyblade at specific levels, and excess Mythril Gems could be sold for 100 Munny.

"A mysterious crystal made from mythril ore."

Mythril Crystals (ミスリルの結晶, Misuriru no Kesshō^?) were occasionally obtained fromRare Prize Boxes, and could also be easily farmed in theMythril Madness: Mythril Crystal Special Quest. Mythril Crystals were needed to strengthen each Keyblade at specific levels, and excess Mythril Crystals could be sold for 150 Munny.

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