During the final battle with Xemnas, Sora briefly wields this Keyblade with a reverse grip, similar to how Ventus holds his Keyblade. In the demo and promotion poster shown at the 2011 Tokyo Game Show, Riku is seen using the Way to the Dawn. Other appearances Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance The aerial combo consists of a upward slash from the left leg, followed by an upward slash from the right leg, another diagonal upward slash from the left, and ends with Riku slamming the Keyblade straight down. If is pressed before the third slash during the ground combo, a dashing thrust will be performed instead. If you continue to tap, Riku will repeat the spinning slash three times and finish the combo with the upward slash. They both begin with a spinning slash but if you let the combo end with an upward slash from there Riku jumps into the air and performs two diagonal upward slashes, one from each leg. There are two ground combos of this weapon. 
Riku can equip this weapon in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days Mission Mode by equipping the Zero Gear.
Its name is derived from the ending scene of Reverse/Rebirth, in which Riku declares that he is taking the "road to dawn". Its token is the Heartless Emblem, but without the spiked bars crossing it. Also, a dark angelic wing has been added to the top of the original blade of the Soul Eater to act as the teeth of the key.
The Way to the Dawn greatly resembles the Soul Eater, but the once curved wing is now straight, and the Keyblade's guard is composed of one angelic wing and one demonic wing, similar to the guards of Sora's Oathkeeper and Oblivion Keychains, respectively.
3.1 Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance.
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