One sheep..two sheep...three shee....

 

 

DESTATI, DESTATI!

Start a new file.

 

I always start at Beginner's Mode, then work my up. I do this to boost confidence, to get the hang of fighting, and know what I'm up against.

 

There may be other's that would ask me: "Why Beginner's Mode?! You could just play Standard Mode on down." I just do it anyway.  

I shed a manly tear when the ending credits start to roll.

I wait for more story and wonder about what's next.

Start the next game

i'll usually sit on the end results screen and listen to the version of Dearly Beloved.

 

i mean i really only do it for KH1 and KH2. KH2 especially because the version that plays feels very fitting for ending off the game. 

I mostly listen to Dearly Beloved in the starting screen. Sometimes listen to it in the end results screen.

Also sometimes cry or atleast I have 1 little tear in one eye .

Edited April 13, 20178 yr by Chozé Freedom Svoboda

Replay the game and just do a bunch of random nonsense.

Well, when I beat a Kingdom Hearts game, I smile and put the controller down and feel accomplished that I made it through another entry in this awesome series! I also like to look at the image that accompanies the end results screen, as I think that's something neat to have at the end! After that, I save my cleared data and move on to the next entry in the series!

 

And, naturally, I fangasm over Kingdom Hearts III's eventual release! CX

Gotta reload and fight those juicy secret bosses

Inhale deeply, knowing it's over, then never play it for a while for new games in general. After I replay it... usually I'd go back and try to attempt 100% completion, still haven't finished Kingdom Hearts 100% yet... (been busy playing so much Persona 5 now)

I dance. Yep, I dance.

Listen to Simple and Clean or Sanctuary songs during the end credits, express my excitement for the next upcoming Kingdom Hearts game, and not cry.

Post-game, baby.

 

The final boss isn't the finale, gotta dig into all those extras.

I listen to sanctuary/passion and start tearing up because that song plays in mostly all the kingdom hearts games after you finish it.

I always look at the clock and, if I have time, I will start the next game.  

Somehow, it usually ends up in slight crying and Dearly Beloved, followed by a mixture of nostalgia and sadness. Then I hit the start button and play again

I shed a manly tear when the ending credits start to roll.

Over the years my tears probably have filled up a whole pool

Edited April 13, 20178 yr by DoDo4869

Sit back, take it all in, and then use the bathroom.