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Chain of Memories / Cards

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Steam HD Re:CoM / UK English

Card effects, native faces and distinct help records. Story-sensitive cards stay hidden until you show spoilers.

Riku world cards

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Edition, coverage and picture gaps

All 168 self-headed card-help records from the owned Steam HD Re:CoM UK English resource are represented here with original summaries. Distinct source records include Riku world variants; this is not a count of unique playable cards, every value or deck completion.

Native card faces retain their original pixels. Each bound picture has a visually reviewed identity; runtime card IDs and art selectors are not decoded. Faces do not establish card rank, value or frame. 135 help records have a verified subject face; 33 remaining picture bindings are marked individually. Six additional attack faces and several HD additions remain unverified.

Original GBA and PS2 sources are separate. Existing earlier-edition references remain available below; Steam HD art and text do not authenticate those editions. Unlocks and acquisition order are not inferred from source order.

GBA references — partialPS2 references — partialCard basics
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153 Keyblade renders and 21 attack-card choices, plus your normal cursor.

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Current: Kingdom Key

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Game assets: 48 native KH1/KHII mesh representations, 46 BBS blade-and-hilt appearances with chains omitted, 17 native HD Re:CoM cards, 41 native Nintendo DS choices and 22 imported game-art choices. Two earlier imported choices now use verified native DS art without changing their selected IDs. Seven native cursors use a thin visibility outline without recoloring the original pixels. Each choice retains its source edition. Game art belongs to its respective rights holders.