Rejection of Fate

Rejection of Fate(フェイトリベリオン)
A weapon that enables your attacks to reach a wide area and deal immense damage.
Rejection of Fate
Strength	Base: +52 Unit: +1 Ultima: +48
Strength	Base: +52 Unit: +1 Ultima: +48
Magic	Base: +0 Unit: +1
Magic	Base: +0 Unit: +1
Defense	Base: +6 Unit: +2
Defense	Base: +6 Unit: +2
Critical Rate	Base: +3 Unit: +1
Critical Rate	Base: +3 Unit: +1
Critical Bonus	Base: +6 Unit: +1
Critical Bonus	Base: +6 Unit: +1
Abilities	Offensive Block Defender Second Chance
Abilities	Offensive Block Defender Second Chance
Obtained	Ominous Gear ④ (Roxas/Xion)
Obtained	Ominous Gear ④ (Roxas/Xion)
Rejection of Fate+
Strength	Base: +70 Unit: +1 Ultima: +30
Strength	Base: +70 Unit: +1 Ultima: +30
Magic	Base: +0 Unit: +1
Magic	Base: +0 Unit: +1
Defense	Base: +6 Unit: +2
Defense	Base: +6 Unit: +2
Critical Rate	Base: +3 Unit: +1
Critical Rate	Base: +3 Unit: +1
Critical Bonus	Base: +5 Unit: +1
Critical Bonus	Base: +5 Unit: +1
Abilities	Offensive Block Damage Control
Abilities	Offensive Block Damage Control
Obtained	Ominous Gear+ ④ (Roxas/Xion)
Obtained	Ominous Gear+ ④ (Roxas/Xion)

The Rejection of Fate is a Keyblade that can be wielded by Roxas and Xion in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days. It can be upgraded to the Rejection of Fate+. Like the True Light's Flight, this is a very Defense-oriented Keyblade, through its abilities.

Design

The Rejection of Fate has a short, sea green handle with a black pommel. Its guard is black and curves around the handle, but does not connect to the base of the handle. The shaft of the blade is silver and has semi-circular indentations on its sides. The teeth are comprised by two silver, triangular blades that overlap each other and slant downward. Both triangles have slanted, heart-shaped gaps in them. The Keychain token resembles the guard and handle.

Gameplay

The ground begins with a horizontal slash to the right and ends with a vertical slash upward, but this can be extended in an array similar to True Light's Flight.

The aerial combo is an upward slash from the right leg, followed by a leftward slash, a rightward slash, and ends with a spin.

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Concept Art