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'''Gummi blocks''' in ''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]'' and the ''[[Kingdom Hearts Final Mix|Final Mix]]'' version are [[Kingdom Hearts items|items]] used to construct [[gummi ship]]s. They are used by both the player character, and the [[Heartless]], to travel through [[interspace]]. The more blocks the player has, the more powerful the ship they can build in the [[gummi garage]], as well as construct specific [[Kingdom Hearts gummi ships|ship blueprints]] they collected.

The most common blocks are acquired by destroying objects and enemy ships while traveling to worlds, and picking up the remains. The majority can also be purchased at [[Cid]]'s [[Gummi Shop]] in [[Traverse Town]], especially when he fully expands his stock (he also sells system upgrades for the garage). Cid's shop is unlocked after bringing two [[Navi-G Piece]]s to him, from which he constructs a [[Navi-Gummi]], letting [[Sora]], [[Donald]], and [[Goofy]]'s ship travel through warp holes. Although technically a gummi block, the Warp-G is not actually placeable.

The more obscure and powerful blocks on the other hand can only be acquired through finding them in [[treasure chest]]s (the normal version of the game also had a lot of common blocks, but ''Final Mix'' replaced all of these), or as a reward for completing an optional objective or minigame. Returning all [[99 puppies]] to [[Pongo and Perdita]] also grants a 100% complete set of all blocks, making collecting them otherwise obsolete. ''Final Mix'' changed this set to only contain one each of the basic blocks, instead of a maximum amount of everything.

''Final Mix'' also included the addition of [[Kingdom Hearts gummi ship missions|gummi ship missions]], which reward new design-type gummi blocks, as well as new blueprints.

==Mechanics==
Each gummi block has an effect on the ship it's placed on. The core of a ship is the cockpit, of which it can have only one, and which will have a powerful base effect. Together with an engine gummi, which affects flight speed, they allow ships to fly through interspace. The most common blocks, Protect-G, Shell-G, and Dispel-G, all serve to add armor (although almost all blocks will add some degree of armor), act as filler, and aid in the basic shaping of each ship, thanks to their large shape variety. The wing gummies affect a ship's handling and the weapon gummies serve as the damage output.

The aforementioned design-type blocks have no actual function, unlike the special-type blocks, which have a selection of more esoteric functions, like shielding, a larger item grab range, radar, and a boost option.

==Gummi blocks==
{{see|Kingdom Hearts item locations}}
The original version of ''Kingdom Hearts'' often includes relatively worthless Shell-G and Dispel-G blocks in chests, whereas ''Final Mix'' removes these in place of various weapon, engine, special, and a few cockpit gummis, to more accurately reflect the various blocks you actually make use of. Due to this ''Final Mix'' also removes all the better quality blocks from Cid's Gummi Shop.

===Cockpits===
All cockpits have a size of a 2 by 2 by 2 (2x2x2) block, a base armor level of 200, and a limit (and requirement) of one per ship. As their only change is the innate ability of each cockpit it is recommended to always equip the best one available.
{| class="article-table" width="100%"
! Block
! Description
! Price
! Availability
|-
| {{linkable|Cure-G}}
| Enhances recovery items' effect a bit.
| —
| Default cockpit.
|-
| {{linkable|Curaga-G}}
| Enhances recovery items' effect.
| 500 
| Sold at the Gummi Shop after completing [[Agrabah]].
|-
| {{linkable|Life-G}}
| Restores ARM once when it runs out.
| 750
| Sold at the Gummi Shop after rescuing [[Kairi]].{{note|Kingdom Hearts' original version only|name=original}}
|- 
| {{linkable|Full-Life-G}}
| Restores max ARM once when it runs out.
| —
| Inside a chest in the Giant Crevasse in [[End of the World]].
|}

===Engines===
Engines are used to propel the ship, although the direction they face does not actually matter. The amount of engines you can actually place on your ship is limited to a maximum of eight, with the better engines limited to half that, and the best at a capacity of only two per ship. Top tier engines have a high innate armor stat, making it beneficial to try and use them to the limit regardless.

A gummi ship's speed is calculated as follows: Take the maximum speed stat of your best engine (X), multiply this by the horsepower from all engines (Y), then divide this by the total number of blocks used for your ship (Z), which results in your actual speed value (A). (X × Y ÷ Z = A). Note that A cannot exceed your maximum speed stat, nor go below your minimum speed stat, of that of your best engine gummi.

{| class="article-table" width="100%"
! rowspan="2" | Block
! rowspan="2" | Description
! rowspan="2" | Size
! rowspan="2" | Limit
! rowspan="2" | Armor
! rowspan="2" | Price
! colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | Speed
! rowspan="2" | Horse-<br>power
! rowspan="2" | Availability
|-
! Min
! Max
|-
| {{linkable|Fire-G}}
| Low-power, super-compact engine.
| 1×1×1
| 6
| 10
| 120
| 60
| 80
| 10
| Sold by default.
|-
| {{linkable|Fira-G}}
| Mid-power, compact engine.
| 1×1×2
| 6
| 20
| 250 
| 70
| 90
| 20
| Sold by default.
|-
| {{linkable|Firaga-G}}
| Mid-power, mid-size engine.
| 2×2×2
| 4
| 30
| 500
| 80
| 100
| 30
| Available after completing Agrabah.
|-
| {{linkable|Flare-G}}
| High-power, mid-size engine.
| 1×1×3
| 4
| 40
| 1,000
| 90
| 110
| 40
| Available after rescuing Kairi.{{note|name=original}}
|-
| {{linkable|Holy-G}}
| High-power, full-size engine.
| 2×2×2
| 2
| 50
| 1,500
| 100
| 120
| 50
| Available after rescuing Kairi.{{note|name=original}}
|}

===Armor blocks===
All armor blocks come in a variety of shapes, but each one takes up one single cube of space. They do have a varying limit and armor level however. The Protect-G blocks are also the only ones ever available for purchase. The actual armor stat granted to your ship is equal to the sum of all your ship's blocks' armor, rounded down to a number divisble by 25.

{| class="article-table" width="100%"
! Block
! Description
! Shape
! Limit
! Armor
! Price
|-
| rowspan="4" | {{linkable|Protect-G}}
| rowspan="4" | Reduces damage from attacks by a bit.
| Cube
| 99
| 5
| 20
|-
| Wedge, pyramid
| 99
| 3
| 20
|-
| Cylinder, pie
| 30
| 4
| 20
|-
| Rounded corner, cone, dome
| 10
| 3
| 20
|-
| rowspan="4" | {{linkable|Shell-G}}
| rowspan="4" | Reduces damage from attacks by a bit.
| Cube
| 99
| 10
| —
|-
| Wedge, pyramid
| 99
| 5
| —
|-
| Cylinder, pie
| 20
| 7
| —
|-
| Rounded corner, cone, dome
| 8
| 5
| —
|-
| rowspan="4" | {{linkable|Dispel-G}}
| rowspan="4" | Reduces damage from attacks by a bit.
| Cube
| 99
| 15
| —
|-
| Wedge, pyramid
| 99
| 7
| —
|-
| Cylinder, pie
| 10
| 12
| —
|-
| Rounded corner, cone, dome
| 6
| 7
| —
|}

===Wings===
Wings are used for a ship's maneuverability, defined by the wing gummis' handling stat. All wings possess a mirrored version, indicated in-game with an arrow for left or right. Flipping a wing over is not the same as creating a mirrored version, as they are always placed near the bottom edge of a block. The basic Aero-G wing also includes a square shape variant.

A ship without wings has a maneuverability stat of 100, whereas adding wings will involve the following formula: The sum of all wings' handling stat, divided by the total number of wings used. Due to this you can technically only use Tornado-Gs to get the best handling, with everything else being slightly worse.

{| class="article-table" width="100%"
! Block
! Description
! Size
! Limit
! Armor
! Handling
! Price
|-
| {{linkable|Aero-G}}
| Wing for making adjustments.
| 1×1×1
| 99
| 5
| 98
| 20
|-
| {{linkable|Aerora-G}}
| Slightly improves maneuverability.
| 1×1×2
| 30
| 15
| 105
| 40
|-
| {{linkable|Aeroga-G}}
| Improves maneuverability.
| 1×1×3
| 20
| 12
| 110
| —
|-
| {{linkable|Float-G}}
| Improves maneuverability.
| 1×1×3
| 10
| 8
| 110
| —
|-
| {{linkable|Tornado-G}}
| Greatly improves maneuverability.
| 2×1×2
| 10
| 10
| 120
| —
|}

===Weapons===
Although the Comet-G, Meteor-G, and Ultima-G weapons are a series of increasingly stronger homing lasers, the Thunder-G weapons are each unique. The basic Thunder-G fires straight-ahead, whereas the Thundara-G fires in an outward V-shaped pattern, and it can also be placed on its side to fire both up and down. The Thundaga-G cannon fires a slower, but powerful missile. The Thunder-G series also does not consume Power, unlike the other three (except for the Thundaga-G, whose consumption is a very minor 0.1).
{| class="article-table" width="100%"
! Block
! Description
! Size
! Limit
! Power
! Armor
! Price
! Availability
|-
| {{linkable|Thunder-G}}
| Small cannon.
| 1×1×2
| 10
| 50
| 25
| 500
| Sold by default.
|-
| {{linkable|Thundara-G}}
| Mid-size cannon.
| 1×1×2
| 8
| 75
| 30
| 1,000
| Available after completing Agrabah.{{note|name=original}}
|-
| {{linkable|Thundaga-G}}
| Large cannon.
| 1×1×3
| 6
| 100
| 35
| 1,500
| Available after rescuing Kairi.{{note|name=original}}
|-
| {{linkable|Comet-G}}
| Small laser.
| 1×1×2
| 8
| 100
| 30
| 500
| Sold by default.
|-
| {{linkable|Meteor-G}}
| Mid-size laser.
| 1×1×2
| 6
| 300
| 35
| 1,500
| Available after completing Agrabah.{{note|name=original}}
|-
| {{linkable|Ultima-G}}
| Large laser.
| 1×1×3
| 4
| 1,000
| 40
| 2,500
| Available after completing [[Hollow Bastion]].{{note|name=original}}
|}

===Special blocks===
The Drain-G and Osmose-G blocks each come in a left and right variation. They, and the Transform-G gummi, each cost 1 power to be used. All gummis are sold by Cid, except the Transform-G and Warp-G gummis, which are instead received for free upon delivering enough Navi-G Pieces and Navi-Gummis to him.
{| class="article-table" width="100%"
! Block
! Description
! Size
! Limit
! Armor
! Price
! Availability
|-
| {{linkable|Esuna-G}} ⬜
| Might reveal hidden objects.
| 1×1×1
| 10
| 10
| 250
| Sold by default.
|-
| Esuna-G ◯
| Might reveal hidden objects.
| 1×1×1
| 6
| 10
| 400
| Sold by default.
|-
| {{linkable|Drain-G}}
| Obtain one item out of reach.
| 4×1×1
| 4
| 15
| 500
| Available after completing Agrabah.
|-
| {{linkable|Osmose-G}}
| Obtain multiple items out of reach.
| 4×1×1
| 2
| 15
| 1,000
| Available after rescuing Kairi.{{note|name=original}}
|-
| {{linkable|Haste-G}}
| Enables acceleration for a set period.
| 1×1×2
| 2
| 30
| 1,000
| Sold by default.
|-
| {{linkable|Haste2-G}}
| Enables acceleration for a set period.
| 1×1×2
| 2
| 30
| 1,500 
| Available after rescuing Kairi.{{note|name=original}}
|-
| {{linkable|Scan-G}} ▽
| Radar that scans ahead or every direction.
| 1×2×1
| 2
| 15
| 250
| Sold by default.
|-
| Scan-G ◯
| Radar that scans ahead or every direction.
| 1×2×1
| 2
| 15
| 500
| Available after completing Agrabah.{{note|name=original}}
|-
| {{linkable|Shield-G}}
| Shield that protects one section of the ship.
| 1×1×2
| 1
| 10
| 500
| Available after completing Agrabah.
|-
| {{linkable|Shield2-G}}
| Shield that protects the entire ship.
| 1×1×2
| 1
| 10
| 1,500
| Available after rescuing Kairi.{{note|name=original}}
|-
| {{linkable|Warp-G}}
| Enables warp.
| —
| 1
| —
| —
| —
|-
| {{linkable|Transform-G}}
| Enables the ship to transform.
| 1×1×1
| 1
| 10
| —
| —
|}

===Design blocks===
{{section}}
These unique blocks were introduced in ''Final Mix'' and can only be found by completing gummi missions. Although their main purpose is to visually make your ship stand out more, they do have some minor armor levels. The Angel-G, Dark-G, and Drill-G gummis were also used in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'' and do actually have a function in the first game. The two wings have a handling level of respectively 125 and 130, and the Drill-G has a power level of 35{{note|In Beginner Mode the Drill-G gummi has a power level of 9,999}}, letting you use it to ram enemies. None of them also have collision detection. The Rock-G, Paper-G, and Scissors-G gummis also come in left and right variations.
{| class="article-table" width="100%"
! Block
! Description
! Size
! Limit
! Armor
! Availability
|-
| {{linkable|Shoes-G}}
| 
| 2x1x3
| 2
| 5
| 
|-
| {{linkable|Fang-G}}
| 
| 1x1x1
| 4
| 3
| 
|-
| {{linkable|Horn-G}}
| 
| 2x2x2
| 2
| 5
| 
|-
| {{linkable|Wheel-G}}
| 
| 1x2x2
| 6
| 5
| 
|-
| {{linkable|Angel-G}}
| 
| 3x1x2
| 2
| 7
| 
|-
| {{linkable|Dark-G}}
| 
| 3x1x2
| 2
| 7
| 
|-
| {{linkable|Drill-G}}
| 
| 2x3x2
| 2
| 8
| 
|-
| {{linkable|Crown-G}}
| 
| 2x2x2
| 1
| 10
| 
|-
| {{linkable|Caterpillar-G}} ▶
| 
| 1x2x2
| 4
| 5
| 
|-
| Caterpillar-G ⬜
| 
| 1x2x2
| 6
| 7
| 
|-
| {{linkable|Rock-G}}
| 
| 2x2x2
| 1
| 5
| 
|-
| {{linkable|Paper-G}}
| 
| 2x2x2
| 1
| 5
| 
|-
| {{linkable|Scissors-G}}
| 
| 2x2x2
| 1
| 5
| 
|}

==Notes==
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