One of the biggest unresolved mysteries regarding KHIII still surrounds Cable Town. By now, we should know the concept, but what surprises me is how nothing has ever materialised about this, especially when you now look at the reveals they have made (especially in relation to character plot.)
Whilst, I am not expecting any information at either event at TGS, this does seem a good time to re-raise the discussion again. My theory for Cable Town was that this was the original Land of Departure and that we would restore it back to its original glory similar to Hollow Bastion and Radiant Garden, the history was forgotten, but not lost. However, in the last trailer it seems that the Land of Departure has already been restored, which to a certain extent debunks my theory.
Carrying on, Roxas' location does not seem to match the description of CT either, unless it's in a destroyed form and by the end it will be reformed.
Now, I believe the mystery of Cable Town has four potential revelations. Firstly, it's a concept that has been dropped and is no longer a part of KHIII.
Secondly, Cable Town was merely a concept name/code name for a world we already know- which would support the Land of Departure theory.
Thirdly, we have seen Cable Town already- I.E the Chess Location, it has just not been revealed to us yet. Whilst this is plausible, it does seem odd why Nomura or somebody when discussing the scene has not mentioned this fact or even said "oh this is a new location etc."
Fourthly, and this is something I can see happening- this location will become important in the ongoing UX storyline and will eventually be revealed in certain updates. We know that eventually the plot will have an impact on KHIII and the presence of our new leaders will be felt throughout the game, I think a few of us are expecting an original world relating to UX, so perhaps this will be it. Also this would explain why it's not been mentioned.
I just find it weird that after all these years, nothing has ever come up about this publicly and perhaps we never will know the truth about the legend of Cable Town.
One of the biggest unresolved mysteries regarding KHIII still surrounds Cable Town. By now, we should know the concept, but what surprises me is how nothing has ever materialised about this, especially when you now look at the reveals they have made (especially in relation to character plot.)
Whilst, I am not expecting any information at either event at TGS, this does seem a good time to re-raise the discussion again. My theory for Cable Town was that this was the original Land of Departure and that we would restore it back to its original glory similar to Hollow Bastion and Radiant Garden, the history was forgotten, but not lost. However, in the last trailer it seems that the Land of Departure has already been restored, which to a certain extent debunks my theory.
Carrying on, Roxas' location does not seem to match the description of CT either, unless it's in a destroyed form and by the end it will be reformed.
Now, I believe the mystery of Cable Town has four potential revelations. Firstly, it's a concept that has been dropped and is no longer a part of KHIII.
Secondly, Cable Town was merely a concept name/code name for a world we already know- which would support the Land of Departure theory.
Thirdly, we have seen Cable Town already- I.E the Chess Location, it has just not been revealed to us yet. Whilst this is plausible, it does seem odd why Nomura or somebody when discussing the scene has not mentioned this fact or even said "oh this is a new location etc."
Fourthly, and this is something I can see happening- this location will become important in the ongoing UX storyline and will eventually be revealed in certain updates. We know that eventually the plot will have an impact on KHIII and the presence of our new leaders will be felt throughout the game, I think a few of us are expecting an original world relating to UX, so perhaps this will be it. Also this would explain why it's not been mentioned.
I just find it weird that after all these years, nothing has ever come up about this publicly and perhaps we never will know the truth about the legend of Cable Town.