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might as well share the other one, too

Ew HMK

https://klipy.com/gifs/sora-donald-duck

That thing at that angle looks like a blunderbuss

Or Luigi's vacum

https://fixupx.com/KingdomHeartGuy/status/2088479494831026432?s=20

LOLOLOLOLOLOL

theyre bringing these back brooo

sora sees the IRS tax collectors he ditched after faking his death and moving into the woods finally catching up to him (they are not leaving without his $5 outstanding balance)

SORA GOING TO BE LIKE YO CHICO Q LO Q MIJO

AYE PAPI QUE PASA HOMIE

if sora does not get a slipper thrown at his head this game is 0/10

Ew cynical ew hmk like why link to both? Smh

Yeah I agree

Cynical is whatever but HMK sucks as a person

i dont know the guy but it's still relevant to the event, just dont watch it

wait yeah

why are they surprised he isnt in hell

in kh it's just a place where dead people go, not hell, i think

Hades ferry lost souls

Its not just hell

The underworld itself—commonly referred to as Hades, after its patron god, but also known by various metonyms—is described as being located at the periphery of the earth, either associated with the outer limits of the ocean (i.e., Oceanus, again also a god) or beneath the earth.[3][4] Darkness and a lack of sunlight are common features associated with the underworld[5][6] and, in this way, provide a direct contrast to both the 'normality' of the land of the living (where the sun shines) and also with the brightness associated with Mount Olympus (the realm of the gods).[7][8] The underworld is also considered to be an invisible realm,[9] which is understood both in relation to the permanent state of darkness but also a potential etymological link with Hades as the 'unseen place'.[10] The underworld is made solely for the dead and so mortals do not enter it – with only a few heroic exceptions (who undertook a mythical catabasis: Heracles, Theseus, Orpheus, possibly also Odysseus, and in later Roman depictions Aeneas).