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Red Armor
Japanese	レッドアーマー
Rōmaji	Reddo Āmā
Type	Emblem Heartless
Game	Kingdom Hearts Final Mix
Variations • Guard Armor • Opposite Armor • Powered Armor • Guard Armor Ω • Sinister Sweets • Spiteful Sweets
KH tracks Battle theme - Go for It!

Red Armor
Kingdom Hearts
A giant Heartless similar to the Guard Armor. It splits into the Armored Torso, Gauntlets, and Hammer Legs, each with the ability of individual movement. Each body part can be found heading a team in a Coliseum tournament.

Armored Torso
Japanese	アーマードトルソー
Rōmaji	Āmādo Torusō
Type	Emblem Heartless
Game	Kingdom Hearts Final Mix

	HP	STR		DEF	MP rec		EXP
Phil Cup (Before rescue)	240	17		14	20		40
Phil Cup (After rescue)	450	35		27	53		500
Hades Cup	450	40		30	53		500
Weapon	Fire		Blizzard			Thunder
x1.0	x0.49		x0.5			x1.0
Percentage	Stop		Stun			None
x0.04[1]	x0		x0.5			x0.5
Seed(s)
Phil Cup	• Seed 1 (Shadow Battalion): 1 Armored Torso
Hades Cup	• Seed 37 (Sorcerous Armor): 1 Armored Torso

Gauntlets
Japanese	ガントレット
Rōmaji	Gantoretto
Type	Emblem Heartless
Game	Kingdom Hearts Final Mix

	HP	STR		DEF	MP rec		EXP
Phil Cup (Before rescue)	28[2]	17		14	20		10
Phil Cup (After rescue)	54[2]	35		27	53		125
Hades Cup	54[2]	40		30	53		125
Weapon	Fire		Blizzard			Thunder
x1.0	x0.49		x0.5			x1.0
Percentage	Stop		Stun			None
x0.04[1]	x0		x0.5			x0.5
Seed(s)
Phil Cup	• Seed 4 (Hard-Hitters): 1 Gauntlets • Seed 2 (Wild Corps): 1 Gauntlets
Hades Cup	• Seed 37 (Sorcerous Armor): 1 Gauntlets • Seed 27 (Terrible Fists): 1 Gauntlets

Hammerlegs
Japanese	ハンマーレッグ
Rōmaji	Hanmāreggu
Type	Emblem Heartless
Game	Kingdom Hearts Final Mix

	HP	STR		DEF	MP rec		EXP
Phil Cup (Before rescue)	67[2]	17		14	20		10
Phil Cup (After rescue)	126[2]	35		27	53		125
Hades Cup	126[2]	40		30	53		125
Weapon	Fire		Blizzard			Thunder
x1.0	x0.49		x0.5			x1.0
Percentage	Stop		Stun			None
x0.04[1]	x0		x0.5			x0.5
Seed(s)
Phil Cup	• Seed 7 (Big Feet): 1 Hammerlegs • Seed 2 (Wild Corps): 1 Hammerlegs
Hades Cup	• Seed 47 (Terrible Feet): 1 Hammerlegs • Seed 37 (Sorcerous Armor): 1 Hammerlegs

The Red Armor is an Emblem Heartless that is found in Kingdom Hearts, but is unnamed until Kingdom Hearts Final Mix. It appears in the Olympus Coliseum matches.

The various pieces of the Red Armor, known as "Armored Torso", "Gauntlets", and "Hammerlegs", are able to move independently, and even appear as separate enemies in the Coliseum matches.

Story

Kingdom Hearts

The various pieces of a Red Armor appear throughout the Phil Cup. They appear again in several rounds of the Hades Cup including a round where all three components are fought together. In the original Japanese version of Kingdom Hearts, these Heartless are Guard Armor, complete with the purple color scheme, while the international version recolors them to red, but still refers to them as Guard Armor. It is not until Kingdom Hearts Final Mix that the Red Armor receives a separate name.

Design

A palette swap of the Guard Armor, the Red Armor's body is divided into several pieces—a body, a head, two arms, and two legs—none of which are directly connected to each other and all of which can act independently of the other. The Armored Torso is vaguely hour glass-shaped, magenta with a light grey, diamond pattern around its waist, and has dark pink additives on it. The Heartless emblem is emblazoned on the center of the armor. Its head is magenta, spherical, and sports one silver spikes, two red ones, and a silver faceplate with several holes in it. Both of the Gauntlets are magenta with wide wrists and three silver, segmented fingers. The Hammerlegs are short, magenta, and ends in large, hammer-like, black feet. All of the pieces of the Red Armor seem to be hollow.

The Red Armor's name clearly references its reddish coloration and its armored body.

Strategy

The Red Armor is nearly identical to the Guard Armor from Traverse Town except that its components always act independently and never join together like Guard Armor does. Other than that, its components act the same way as Guard Armor does in its separated phase. The Torso can be blocked with Guard or a well-timed jump attack, this will leave it on the ground stunned for several seconds creating an excellent opening. The feet and arms can both be stunned with combo finishers or knocked over by being deflected. By chaining jumping combos, you can stunlock the feet and arms.

Technique		Element	Tech	Power Bonus	Guard?
Mow Down Attack (なぎ払い攻撃, Nagiharai Kōgeki)		None	x0.02	Both arms: 4 One arm: 2	Repellable (Recoil: 30)
		Used by the arms. Spins arms sideways.
One-Two Punch (ワンツーパンチ, Wan Tsū Panchi)		None	x0.02	Both arms: 4 One arm: 2	Repellable (Recoil: 30)
		Used by the arms. Unleashes a punch.
Stomp Charge (足踏み突撃, Ashibumi Totsugeki)		None	x0.02	Both legs: 4 One leg: 2	Repellable (Recoil: 30)
		Used by the legs. Stomps while walking.
Trample Attack (踏みつけ攻撃, Fumitsuke Kōgeki)		None	x0	Both legs: 6 One leg: 4	Repellable (Recoil: 100)
		Used by the legs and body. The whole body jumps high and tramples upon landing.
Spin Attack (スピンアタック, Supin Atakku)		None	x0.02	6	Repellable (Recoil: 90)
		Used by the body. Rushes while spinning at high speed.
Guard: Repellable = Can be blocked and interrupted; Returnable = Can be blocked and deflected back; Preventable = Blockable by Goofy's shield only.

Gallery

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  Red Armor's journal portrait in Kingdom Hearts Final Mix.
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  Red Armor's journal portrait in Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX.

Notes and references

• Emblem Heartless
• Kingdom Hearts Final Mix bosses
• Phil Cup
• Hades Cup
• Optional bosses

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