Twilight Stones

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The best way to earn Twilight Stones is to head to the Twilight Town Mansion and fight Dancers in its Basement Corridor. Dancers are the only enemy in the game that drops the Stones.

Here’s the ideal farming route:

Enter the world at the Computer Room save point, then turn around and head through the Basement Hall and into the Basement Corridor.

In the Corridor, you’ll fight four Dancers. Once you clean them up, just double-back to the save point to reset.

Dancers

Dancers are kind of easy to underestimate.

They don’t look too threatening–they’re dancers, after all.

But they’re very fast and can deal stupidly large amounts of damage if you’re not paying attention.

The base set of Dancer attacks involve a lot of movement. They sweep around the arena like ice skaters. When you approach, they start a series of wide kicks that tends to end with a big charge-up attack.

When you see them rearing back their glowing fist, get away!

This is a fairly wide grab attack and if it grabs Sora, he’ll be thrown around and deal enough damage to potentially deliver a one-hit KO.

Even its kicks deal high damage and can knock Sora into the air.

If (when) there’s more than one Dancer, you gotta step up your AOE attacks. Liberal use of Thunder, Magnet, and abilities like Vicinity Break and Explosion are required.

Not only to give yourself some breathing room, but to trim the fat.

Dancers don’t have a ton of HP, but can be hard to hit. It is a Nobody that will require practice and you’re gonna earn every Twilight Stone you get.

Using Twilight Stones

You’ll need about 48 Stones to not only make one of everything that requires them, but to also make the amount of Mythril material you’ll need to make everything else.

As for the unique goods Twilight Stones can help make, the creme de la creme is Goofy’s Save the King+. It’s one of his best weapons–totally worth it.