Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep Cheats, Codes & Guides

NOTE: These Bosses are only available after you clear the Final Story. They are accessible during Terra, Ventus and Aqua's Story.

Lingering Spirit Vanitas: Clear Final Story

Mysterious Figure: Beat Lingering spirit Vanitas at Keyblade Graveyard.

Unlock the Trinity Archives: Complete the story with any character.

To unlock a secret preview to the next Kingdom Hearts Game, do the following:

On Critical Mode: Complete the Final Episode

On Proud Mode: Complete the Final Episode

On Standard Mode: Complete the Reports Section 100% and Complete the Final Episode

How to get 70k EXP in 5 minutes (or more depending on your level.)

1. Go to radiant garden
2. Equip exp chance ability
3. Turn off all your Treasure Magnet, HP Prize Plus, HP Boost abilities
4. Get 3 or 4 Mega Flares
5. Get your HP below 25%
6. Go to the place where you fought the Trinity Armor

So the EXP Chance ability doubles the EXP you receive if your HP is below 25 percent

Now here's the strategy - Run to the center of the room to spawn all the Unversed. Immediately run to the edge of the glass panel and use Mega Flare. If you're in the right spot, the next wave of enemies should spawn but you won't collect any HP orbs and your EXP Chance ability won't go away. Use Mega Flare again on the second wave of Unversed, then run out, go back in and repeat.

Ventus and Aqua have a high magic stat, but I'm not sure how well this works with Terra. Someone try it and reply below.

You can make a Mega Flare by melding Fission Firaga and Crawling Fire. Here's how you make those:

Fission Firaga:
Fira + Aeroga
or
Firaga + Aerora
or
Firaga + Aeroga

Crawling Fire:
Firaga + Slow
or
Firaga + Stopra
or
Firaga + Stopga



And here's the easiest way to get EXP Chance:

Meld two Firas with an Abounding Crystal.


Enjoy!

Here's a short boss guide:

This guy is really, really tough. At level 50, most of his attacks brought me to 1 HP. He moves extremely fast and there are very few times where you can actually attack him directly. If you have cleared the final chapter, you will have fought Vanitas a number of times, and most of the attacks he uses will be familiar to you. One new attack is where Vanitas hides within a dark orb and sends 7 shadows out to attack you. These are easy enough to avoid, but do not stop dodging after 7 because Vanitas immediately attacks afterwards. The main catch to this fight is that, even though Vanitas only has one bar of health, if you use any kind of Cure spell, he will respond by using it himself. So cure spells are out of the question. The other thing is if you use a ranged spell, such as Firaga, on him, he will dodge it and counter you. So ranged attacks are out of the question. If you are playing as Ventus, there is one attack Vanitas is very vulnerable to: Tornado. The problem with Tornado is that it's a slow spell and you have to be near Vanitas to get it to work fast enough. To make this happen, set Mines down and get Vanitas to run into them. If you are lucky and close enough, Vanitas will hit them and get thrown into the air. At this point you need to be casting Tornado already; if you are close enough and fast enough you will hit him and he'll be stuck in the air for a while. If you are not close enough or fast enough, you will die. This means you have to be super careful, because getting locked in a Tornado spell without Vanitas in it leaves you vulnerable. For this fight, always be constantly dodge rolling/dashing/cartwheeling. It's all you can do to avoid damage. Get used to the fight, carry potions for healing, and set mines at the right time. You're going to need lightning fast reflexes for this. Good luck.

Weapon: Ultima Weapon
All abilities maxed
Command Deck:
Mine Square
Tornado
Salvation
Potionx5
Potionx5
Potionx5
or Elixirs on Potion Slots
Note Curaga takes time to cast

-Go to Radiant Garden.
-Get the EXP Chance ability.
-Turn off all your Treasure Magnet, HP Prize Plus, HP Boost abilities.
-Get 3 or 4 Mega Flares.
-Get your HP below 25%
-Go to the place where you fought the Trinity Armor.

The EXP Chance ability doubles the EXP you receive if your HP is below 25 percent.

Now here's the strategy - Run to the center of the room to spawn all the Unversed. Immediately run to the edge of the glass panel and use Mega Flare. If you're in the right spot, the next wave of enemies should spawn but you won't collect any HP orbs and your EXP Chance ability won't go away. Use Mega Flare again on the second wave of Unversed, then run out, go back in and repeat.

Ventus and Aqua have a high magic stat, but I'm not sure how well this works with Terra. Someone try it and reply below.

You can make a Mega Flare by melding Fission Firaga and Crawling Fire. Here's how you make those:

Fission Firaga:
Fira + Aeroga
or
Firaga + Aerora
or
Firaga + Aeroga

Crawling Fire:
Firaga + Slow
or
Firaga + Stopra
or
Firaga + Stopga



And here's the easiest way to get EXP Chance:

Meld two Firas with an Abounding Crystal.

Easiest way to get EXP Walker:

Meld Blizzard and Aero with an Abounding Crystal.

Enjoy!

To get the Frozen Fortune command style go to the ice cream beat game. Beat normal and master with the first three songs and you'll get it as a prize. It activates randomly when you activate a command style using ice cream.

Here's a boss guide:

This guy is really, really, tough. Get ready to spend a lot of time looking at the Game Over screen.

He has quite a few attacks:

1. A short melee combo (This is blockable)
2. An extended melee combo (Blockable as well)
3. He turns blue and does a short charge towards you. (Blockable)
4. He turns blue and charges across the room 3 to 4 times. (Blockable)
5. A Tornado attack that flings all your commands on the ground
6. An X-Blade attack (This is the most easily avoidable and slowest attack)
7. A 'Pendulum' attack. This is where he jumps up in the air and throws his weapon at you, then pulls you in and follows up with one of the attacks listed above. There is a chance that he will use the X-Blade and you'll be able to survive, but most of the time if you get hit by this attack you will die.
8. He summons a bunch of orbs and they shoot missiles at you 5 times. This is the hardest attack to dodge, and when this happens you should be mashing square as fast as you can. If you attack him while this is happening, he will go back to his regular routine while the orbs are shooting at you, so DON'T. Sometimes a few of the orbs will hang around; when you stop moving they will shoot at you. The best way to handle this is to get far away from MF and get a Curaga spell ready.
9. He summons 4 clones of himself and they all chase you. They all share the same attacks and if you let them hit you it can be deadly. The best way to deal with them is to use Fire Surge or Thunder Surge.
10. He cloaks himself in a field of fire, teleports behind you and charges at you. This happens 6 times.
11. He casts stop on you and rewinds time to heal himself.
12. He can block your attacks with Restore Barrier and heal himself. This means if you use shotlocks, keep the number under 5 or he will likely block the rest of your attack.
13. He summons a meteor that crashes into the ground.
14. He casts a spell similar to Mega Flare.
15. He uses a spell called Doom (the white lines) and you have to mash X to get out of it.
16. When he gets to about half health, he will start turning invisible. He will continue using all of the attacks above during this time, and he is able to use multiple attacks at once, for example he can cast Tornado while cloaked in fire.

Him having all those attacks sounds quite intimidating, and it is, but the good thing is most of these attacks can be avoided by simply mashing square. If you're using dodge roll/dash/cartwheel 100% of the time spent not attacking, you will not get hit. This means start practicing your button mashing... if you're good at Mario Party this will be easy for you. Your thumb is going to get a workout during this fight.

I've seen this fight done by someone using nothing but Fire Surge to do damage, and this works well, but when I first started fighting this guy I came up with the Mine Square strategy. Mines do not hurt the Mysterious Figure, but they DO fill your commands gauge. If you can get him to run into enough mines, you can unleash a finish command on him. I wouldn't recommend trying this strategy unless you have your character's 'Ultimate' finisher. If your command meter starts going down you can use Zero Graviga, with its long reach, to give it a boost during one of MF's safer attacks.
Mines will also make MF and his clones jump over them, and you can use this to your advantage. It will give you a bit of control over the fight if you can make them jump over the mines.
You can also wait for the right moment and use a quick 5-or-below hit Shotlock. If you're able to fully charge your shotlock, there's a high chance MF will just block half of your attack and heal himself to full. That's not good.
If MF summons his clones and you have mines down, try to make them run into the mines and use your finisher. If he summons clones and you don't have mines down, you need to use Fire Surge immediately or you'll probably get hit.

Once you get MF to about half health, he'll start turning invisible. This is where all your thumb exercises pay off (You did do those right?). Since he is invisible, you can't target him so the only thing you can do is dodge constantly until he turns visible again. If you can mash square while trying to lock on at the same time, do it, but that can be tough.

After he starts doing the invisible thing, mines and Zero Graviga really aren't that useful. You'll have to rely on Fire Surge to do most of the damage from this point on.

Easier with Ven

Keyblade: Void Gear
Command Deck:
Mine Square
Zero Graviga
Zero Graviga
Fire Surge
Fire Surge
Curaga
Curaga
Curaga
or potions,elixirs on Curaga Slots

Complete each requirement to unlock the specified Trophy in Trinity Archives:

Arena Sweeper: Proof you have finished every quest.

Clockwork: Proof you have played for 80 hours or more.

Dairy Devotee: Proof you have activated Frozen Fortune 30 times.

In the Munny Proof: you have amassed 33,333 munny.

Keyslinger: Proof you have taken out 9,999 Unversed.

One Down: Proof you have finished one character's story.

Power Walker: Proof you have taken 99,999 steps.

Trinity Trophy: Proof you have finished all the stories in Proud Mode or above.

Unlock the Final Chapter: Acquire every Xehanort report as each character, then complete all three story modes to unlock the Final Chapter