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Name: Cloud
Homeworld: Radiant Garden
Weapon: Buster Sword
Character History: Bio

 

Name: Goofy
Homeworld: Disney Castle
Weapon: Shield
Character History:
Goofy is captain of the royal guard at Disney Castle in the Kingdom Hearts video game series. Averse to using actual weapons, Goofy fights with a shield. This job doesn't involve much, since the castle is usually a peaceful place, until King Mickey Mouse, husband of Queen Minnie Mouse, disappears. Following a letter the King left, he and Donald (the court magician) meet Sora and embark on a quest with him.

In the game series, Goofy still functions as comic relief (suffering quite a bit of comedic harm in the process). He is also the constant voice of optimism and (surprisingly) perception.

He (along with Donald Duck) travels with Sora (the main character of the Kingdom Hearts series) to various worlds to find King Mickey and Sora's friends, Riku and Kairi (two other main characters of the series.) In Kingdom Hearts II Goofy can disappear from the party and make Sora much more powerful by fusing with him into the Valor Form. Around the middle of the game, shortly before the 1000 Heartless Battle, Goofy pushes Mickey out of the way of an oncoming boulder. He is hit directly in the head, falling to the ground and landing against a wall. Due to Sora, Donald, and Mickey's reaction, it can be assumed that they thought Goofy had been killed (proof of the game's somewhat more mature content). Mickey becomes angry and runs off to find Xemnas, with Donald and Sora following. Goofy is left behind (and unavailable to the party) for a short time, before he catches up to the heroes just fine. He explains that he gets bonked on the head all the time, perhaps a reference to many of his cartoons.

 

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Name: Rikku

Homeworld: Final Fantasy X, Final Fantasy X-2, Kingdom Hearts 2

Weapon: Two daggers

Character History: Fifteen years old in Final Fantasy X, Rikku is the daughter of Cid, the younger sister of Brother, and cousin of Yuna. Her mother never appears in the game, however, as she was killed by a rampaging machina some time after Rikku's birth. As she herself wanted more siblings?which was made impossible because of her mother's death?she plans to have lots of children when she marries so that her children will never have to feel alone. Rikku also suffered from severe astraphobia as a result of her brother accidentally hitting her with a thunder spell when they were younger while trying to target a fiend that was attacking her. This fear becomes apparent when Rikku becomes apprehensive about traveling onto the Thunder Plains and remains stricken with panic-induced agitation during the journey across those lands.

Rikku first appears in Final Fantasy X as an aid to Tidus shortly after he first arrives in the vicinity of Spira's mainland. Their meeting takes place at an ancient Yevon temple known as Baaj Temple. After helping Tidus defeat a fiend, she prevents her brother and their Al Bhed comrades?who thought he too was a fiend?from killing him. Later, while Yuna and her guardians are crossing the Moonflow along the path of Yuna's pilgrimage, Rikku was part of an Al Bhed team who tried to abduct Yuna in a machina, so as to prevent her from completing her pilgrimage?which would cost Yuna her life?only to be stopped by Tidus and Wakka. Tidus finds her when she regains consciousness after washing ashore- he recognizes her and learns of her role in the kidnapping attempt, but does not disclose the latter fact. After explaining herself to Yuna and Lulu, and gaining Auron's approval, Rikku became the last member to join Yuna's entourage of guardians, though Wakka?who was deeply prejudiced toward the Al Bhed at that time?was clueless that Rikku was an Al Bhed until her brother tried to abduct Yuna once again, this time near Macalania Temple. Wakka is angry about this, but other party members, such as Lulu and Kimahri, offer support for Rikku if Tidus rides with them on the snowmobiles.

Her personality is perky and optimistic, although her positive nature hides her being concerned and worried. As an Al Bhed, she has suffered discrimination from the Yevonite majority. Despite this, she managed to keep a positive outlook and wanted to save Yuna from vainly giving her life with the Final Summoning. Rikku also has something of a sibling-like friendship with Tidus, supported by their similar personalities and their deep devotion to Yuna. She actively encouraged the relationship between Tidus and Yuna, despite occasionally having flirted with Tidus. If the player talks with her in Guadosalam, she will suggest that people their age get married because of how dangerous Spira is, implying that she and Tidus could get married. Tidus can choose to tell her that he would rather have her than Yuna; she is surprised, but says "Maybe someday" in Al Bhed.

Two years later, in Final Fantasy X-2, Rikku, is 17 years old and a member of the Gullwings, led by Brother. The only character from Final Fantasy X other than Yuna to be playable in Final Fantasy X-2, Rikku is steadfastly loyal to Yuna, giving her support when she discusses her feelings concerning the loss of Tidus, and her hopes to find him once more. In the two years that passed between the two games, Rikku managed to overcome her astraphobia by camping out on the Thunder Plains for a week. She also has a tendency to use odd expressions such as "disasteriffic."

Rikku most recently appears in Kingdom Hearts II along with her companions from the Final Fantasys, Yuna and Paine. The three appear as chibi fairy versions of themselves and wear modified versions of their Final Fantasy X-2 attire. Much like her FFX-2 self, Rikku is a bit ditzy and good-natured as well as a treasure fanatic like her