Is it just me, or does it seem like Birth By Sleep is the only game where the protagonists seem to actually be affected by the worlds they visit, in the sense that they actually don't have their experiences 'locked' in the world like it seemed with Sora in KH2, like how he would just visit the world, do some stuff, and not really learn anything. If there was any other game that the protagonists seem to actually learn anything from their experiences within worlds, it might be Chain of Memories, but it still doesn't seem like it to me.

You're right, but I would say that they did learn a lot from their experiences in Deep Jungle

Deep Jungle O.o ?? , like what ?

sora learned in halloween town that presents are more than box and toys.

in deep jungle he learned that friends are very good thing.

in end of the world,he learned that deep down in the darkness is always be

the light that never goes out and kingdom hearts is light.

sora learned in halloween town that presents are more than box and toys.

in deep jungle he learned that friends are very good thing.

in end of the world,he learned that deep down in the darkness is always be

the light that never goes out and kingdom hearts is light.

 

Well what I meant is that you could actually see the lessons that the protagonists learned throughout their visits to other worlds outside of the 'plot' of the world they visited. Kingdom Hearts 2 didn't even come close to doing that at all, Kingdom Hearts 1 barely pulled it off, Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories seemed to, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days didn't really, there weren't really lessons, but actually, it might have, because of the times at the tower that Roxas had, it just didn't seem to be as clear, but for some reason it is really clear with Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, and I wouldn't know about Kingdom Hearts Coded because I don't have the remake yet.