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On either side of the shank, the curling heart of the Kingdom Hearts logo artistically blends into the patterns of Axel’s Chakrams. The scorching blade of the Flame Liberator Keyblade wielded by Axel’s human form, Lea, plumes through the side-gallery to uphold the ring’s bright center ruby. To translate the flowing shapes of fire to solid metal, Takayas sculpted this sleek engagement ring into a stylized representation of Axel’s signature weapons.Īxel’s iconic Eternal Flames Chakrams decorate each shoulder, embellished with rich black diamonds that complete his personal color scheme. The Flurry of Dancing Flames comes to life in a gleaming white gold band alight with a ruby center stone.

This geeky couple’s stunning ring pays homage to Kingdom Hearts, with a focus on the fiery character of Axel! He was a good hero and cares for Roxas and Sora.For a special engagement ring close to both of their hearts, our friends came to Takayas Custom Jewelry to create a bold and blazing design inspired by their favorite video game series. He also has friendly bets with Zexion as to which member will be defeated next, seeming amused at their deaths. A very good liar, he makes a point of keeping himself difficult to read, coming off as fooling around when really his mind is at work manipulating the other members around him.Īxel often makes witty conversation with Larxene while Marluxia is away, though is almost completely unfazed by her flirtatious behavior towards him. Axel has a mysterious, stoic, and calm demeanor on par with that of Marluxia. He is first introduced at the beginning of Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories. However, he soon vanishes into a dark corridor just as Saïx appears. Though initially seeming unrepentant for his actions, he soon apologizes for kidnapping Kairi. Sora realizes that Axel is Kairi's captor, and Axel confirms this. Axel hints that the Keyblade caused the hearts that composed the Heartless to flee, but refuses to say what Organization XIII would do with those hearts. in one scene it was shown that Zexion and Axel were making bets on which Organization members in the Castle would be the next to die, something that Axel wins when he accurately predicts that Marluxia will be the next to fall), however this could mean Zexion found out about Saïx and Axel's plan to take over the Organization, which is supported in the Secret Report made by Zexion in which he stated he had growing suspicions about Axel and Saïx. This seems to be quite ambiguous, as in Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories, Axel and Zexion were shown to be friendly with each other (e.g. In Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories, Axel states the reason for his betrayal of Zexion, saying: "You just found out way too much." Axel comments that it would be more interesting to see Sora and Riku's future than to save Zexion however, this may have had something to do with Axel's friendship with Roxas, which could have been the reason why he effortlessly destroyed Vexen-to prevent either Sora or Roxas from meeting. The exact reason for Axel's betrayal is not stated, and seems self-contradictory. Citing his previous order to rid the Organization of traitors, Axel readied to attack Marluxia, even after Marluxia used Naminé as a shield, but was interrupted by Sora, whom he eventually fought for the last time.Īt the end of the battle, Axel pretends to be defeated and confuses Sora with the words "It was worth saving you after all," and vanishes.

He later confronted Marluxia, allowing him to figure out that he acted as a double agent during their entire time in Castle Oblivion. No sooner did Naminé, Axel pondered the chaos to ensure before realizing that he was laughing, to his amazement. Using this to his advantage, Axel allowed Naminé to escape and contact Sora. The Assassin Nobodies are under his control.

He wields fire and enhances his weapons, twin Chakrams, with his pyrokinesis to unleash powerful rapid attacks. Axel, the Flurry of Dancing Flames (おどる火の風 Odoru Hi no Kaze), is the Nobody of Lea, and is Rank VIII within Organization XIII.