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Luixo
Luixo by Californialove001 November 23, 2021
Luxo Jr
The official mascot of Pixar. You know, that lamp guy. First being introduced in the short film with the same name, he became the official mascot. He is most commonly known for squishing the "I" in Pixar.
Luxo Jr by XpizzamanXx May 7, 2017
Luxord
Luxord by Xalcher and Xiald October 18, 2009
Luxord
Number 10 of Organization XIII
Also known as the "Man who Gambles with Fate"
Gambling permeates into all aspects of Luxord's life. He loves to gamble and sees battle as just another form of it. Like Zexion, he is more a strategist than a powerful fighter. He has neatly ordered white hair, a mustache and several earrings in the shape of the Nobody symbol. Luxord uses a deck of 52 playing cards and the element of illusion in a variety of ways, such as defense, concealment, attacking and morphing his opponents into different items. He also posseses the control of the Gambler Nobodies.
Luxord appears at Port Royal, shouting orders at Barbossa's men and investigating the Parley Process. He manages to escape before Sora and his friends can fight him. Later, at the World That Never Was, Luxord appears before Sora and traps his companions in his playing cards, leaving Sora to fight alone. In his final gamble, he raises his cards to defend himself from Sora's final strike, but it is in vain.
He is voiced by Jouji Nakata in the Japanese version of Kingdom Hearts II.
Also known as the "Man who Gambles with Fate"
Gambling permeates into all aspects of Luxord's life. He loves to gamble and sees battle as just another form of it. Like Zexion, he is more a strategist than a powerful fighter. He has neatly ordered white hair, a mustache and several earrings in the shape of the Nobody symbol. Luxord uses a deck of 52 playing cards and the element of illusion in a variety of ways, such as defense, concealment, attacking and morphing his opponents into different items. He also posseses the control of the Gambler Nobodies.
Luxord appears at Port Royal, shouting orders at Barbossa's men and investigating the Parley Process. He manages to escape before Sora and his friends can fight him. Later, at the World That Never Was, Luxord appears before Sora and traps his companions in his playing cards, leaving Sora to fight alone. In his final gamble, he raises his cards to defend himself from Sora's final strike, but it is in vain.
He is voiced by Jouji Nakata in the Japanese version of Kingdom Hearts II.
Luxord's fight is frustrating, but remember not to press the Reaction Command button too many times or you'll lose.
Luxord by Jusan Kikan February 3, 2006
luxotic
when somethings really luxury and exotic. or if you don't have time to say luxury exotic you just say luxotic
luxotic cash explosions
luxotic cash explosions
luxotic by jakebaker420 April 28, 2009
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