Weapon Master
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| Japanese | ウェポンマスター | ||||||
| Rōmaji | Wepon Masutā
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| Type | Emblem Heartless | ||||||
| Game | Kingdom Hearts Union χ | ||||||
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| This skilled swordsman wields an array of arms. The longer the battle, the tougher the fight! Use special attacks to defeat it as quickly as possible. |
The Weapon Master is an Emblem Heartless that appears in Kingdom Hearts Union χ during the Final Fantasy Record Keeper collaboration event in 2018. It is based on Gilgamesh from the Final Fantasy series.
Design[edit]
The Weapon Master's appearance is heavily inspired by Gilgamesh from the Final Fantasy series. It has a red helm with an exotic white pattern on it, as well as a red cloak and a black pauldron with golden patterns, orange armor, and black brass knuckles on each shoulder. On its chest is a white chest plate with black ribbings, and it wears white polka-dotted trousers with golden greaves. It wears a red, green, golden, and black-colored waistcoat, accompanied by a red and purple belt with the Heartless insignia on the buckle.
The Weapon Master's primary weapon is a naginata with a red handle and a silver blade. Like Gilgamesh, it also carries an assortment of weapons, like a blue sword, a black spear, a mace with a lavender handle and a black tip, and a longsword with a golden cap and a red and violet handle.
The Weapon Master's name is derived from its array of weapons.
