Jack & Sally
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 The Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, and a rag monster created by Dr. Finkelstein.
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| Kana | ジャック&サリー | ||||||
| Romaji | Jakku & Sarī | ||||||
| EN Set | 7 | ||||||
| Class | Type | Attributes | |||||
| Event | Attack | Magic | Upright | ||||
| STR | DEF | Trait Slots | Spirit Points | ||||
| 5612 | 5544 | 2 | 20 / 24 | ||||
| Nightmare +5 | |||||||
| Deals 11 hits. Raises strength of all attributes by 1 tier for 2 turns. Lowers defense of all attributes of all targets by 1 tier for 2 turns. | |||||||
| Damage (Base) | x2.54 | Target |  All
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| Damage (5 dots) | x0 | Gauges | 2 | ||||
| Damage (Max) | x | SAB Tier |  4
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The Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, and a rag monster created by Dr. Finkelstein.
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| Kana | ジャック&サリー | ||||||
| Romaji | Jakku & Sarī | ||||||
| JP Set | 14 | ||||||
| Class | Type | Attributes | |||||
| Event | Attack | Magic | Upright | ||||
| STR | DEF | Trait Slots | Spirit Points | ||||
| 5675 | 5544 | 2 | 20 / 24 | ||||
| Nightmare Vision +5 | |||||||
| Deals 11 hits. Raises strength of all attributes by 1 tier for 2 turns. Lowers defense of all attributes of all targets by 1 tier for 2 turns. | |||||||
| Damage (Base) | x2.54 | Target | All
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| Damage (5 dots) | x0 | Gauges | 2 | ||||
| Damage (Max) | x | SAB Tier | 4
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Jack & Sally is an Event Attack Medal in Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ.
In both English and Japanese versions, Jack & Sally was available as a reward in the High Score Challenge from October 21 to October 27, 2016.
Originally, the Medal for the English version was intended to have adjusted Special Attack[?] compared to the Japanese version of the Medal. However, the notice for the High Score Challenge which originally announced the Medal in the English version incorrectly listed the details of the Japanese version. Due to widespread player backlash, Square Enix announced on November 1, 2016 that the Medal would be modified to match the Special Attack listed in the notice, and 300 Jewels were sent to all players as an apology for their delay in resolving the issue.[1][2]