Where To Farm Gale in Kingdom Hearts (And KH 1.5) –
Kingdom Hearts 1.5 ReMix, released for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in January 2016, is a remastering of the original Kingdom Hearts game developed by Square Enix (formerly Squaresoft) and published by Disney Interactive Studios on November 15th 2004. Originally an action role-playing game with elements of shooter games such as RPG’s, KH1.5 has since been renamed to Kingdom Hearts χ Back Cover due to its new story taking place before the first title was released with Sora returning from his journey through 100 Acre Wood instead of continuing it.. Many players have found that farming gale can be difficult because there are no maps or guides online showing where these enemies spawn in this version of the game…
In Kingdom Hearts 1.5 and the original Kingdom Hearts, Gale is only dropped by the Invisible and Angel Star Heartless.
The greatest place to farm this is in The End of the World’s Linked Worlds section, where you’ll find clusters of Angels in the Sky and Invisibles that spawn regularly.
The most straightforward option is to land at the “Final Rest” save point, which is shortly before you face Ansem.
Then backtrack into the “Linked Worlds” area, or run back through a few areas in End of the World & take down as many of these enemies as you can.
Gale may be used to make a variety of in-game things, such as Megalixirs, amazing accessories, and even the Ultima Weapon in the PS2 version of the game.
Gale Farming Techniques
Only two Heartless can drop gale, and they’re both end-game Heartless.
Here’s what you have to choose from:
Angels in the Sky
This Heartless isn’t the lovely angel that the name implies, but rather an eldritch monstrosity.
Even though it seems to be some kind of contrivance, you’ll observe it soaring about the End of the World with four white wings (with no face).
These Angels in the Sky have an 8% drop chance for Gale (or a 20% chance with x3 Lucky Strike abilities).
Invisibles
If you haven’t already, you’ll recognize these men.
Invisibles are large, scary Heartless with claymores that may also be found in the End of the World. Gale has a 6% probability of being dropped (or an 18 percent chance with x3 Lucky Strike abilities).
And these guys can also be found in groups with Angels in the Sky, mostly in areas close to the final save spot before the Ansem fight.
What is Gale’s Purpose?
Gale can synthesize a wide range of goods, most of which are fantastic:
Megalixir: Fully restores the HP and MP of your whole party.
Use List IV and x5 Bright Shards, x3 Bright Gems, x1 Bright Crystal, x1 Shiny Crystal, and x2 Gale to recreate this in the original KH1.
If you’re playing Kingdom Hearts 1.5, the recipe will be on List V and will call for x5 Lucid Gems, x3 Lucid Crystals, x2 Gale, and x1 Dark Matter.
Atlas Amulet: This item increases your MP and Defense by two points each, as well as increasing your magic and summoning capability greatly.
With List IV and x2 Shiny Crystals, x1 Mystery Goo, x3 Orichalcum, and x1 Gale, you can build this in the original KH1.
The formula for KH1.5/Final Mix will be changed, and it will not need Gale.
Ribbon: One of the finest defensive tools in the game is the ribbon. All fire, blizzard, thunder, and dark damage will be reduced by 20%, and your protection will be increased by +3.
List IV and x5 Blaze Gems, x5 Frost Gems, x5 Thunder Gems, x5 Bright Gems, and x3 Gale may be used to make this in the original KH1.
List V and x5 Blaze Gems, x5 Frost Gems, x5 Thunder Gems, x1 Gale, and x3 Serenity Power are also required if you’re playing Kingdom Hearts 1.5.
Only utilized in KH1.5/Final Mix, Dark Matter is a rare synthesis component.
List V and x9 Lucid Shards, x1 Gale, and x2 Mythril can be used to make a lot of these stuff.
Ultima Weapon: Sora’s endgame keyblade, with +12 Strength (+14 in Final Mix) and +2 MP, as well as a higher probability of a critical strike.
List V and x5 Lucid Gems, x5 Power Gems, x5 Thunder Gems, x3 Mystery Goo, and x3 Gale may be used to manufacture this in the original KH1.
The Ultimate Blade formula from KH1.5/Final Mix does not need gale.
Is it worthwhile to farm Gale?
This component is employed in a variety of strong end-game synthesis formulas since it is an end-game level ingredient.
Even though it’ll be more difficult to get than other goods, it’ll be worth your effort to collect as much as you can, even if it’s only for the Ribbon, Megalixirs, and the Ultima Weapon (if you’re playing the original KH1).
The drop rate is also rather high when compared to other end-game components, so this shouldn’t be too difficult.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do I find Gale?
A: You can find Gale in the left corner of Ardoris, on the docks.
What is Gale Kingdom Hearts?
A: Gale is a game series created by Kemco which has been likened to the classic Super Mario Bros. titles, but with Zelda-like elements. The protagonist of each game is Prince Gale and his adventures are set in an expansive world full of unending danger where he must save his people from monsters and evil forces that lie within their realm.
Where do you get Angel star in Kingdom Hearts?
A: An Angel Star is an item that you can obtain in Kingdom Hearts 3. Its not a character, but rather an object with specific properties and uses. So it would be best to search for angel star on Google or Youtube if you want more information about how to get one.
