So I have watched the Re:coded cutscenes which include the secret episode at the end and the one in the middle relating to KHX. I also have been watching the walkthrough off KHX. I have tried to connect the dots together and I have finally got it. WARNING! This contains spoilers! Turn back now if you want to avoid being spoiled!

 

 

In KHX Chirithy tells the tale of the five foretellers and in HD 2.5 ReMix, we hear an apect of that tale mentioned by Maleficent.  Then comes the secret episode with the connection of KH3 to KHX. I have come up with this theory.  The maker of Chirithy possessed six apprentices; he gave five of them the Book of Prophecy whereas the sixth one vanishes from the story.  The foretellers find the passage foretelling the Keyblade War so they create five unions, become the leaders of them, and give the power of the book to the members of there own union.  Apprentice number six, out of hatred, jealousy, and vengeance, decides to side with darkness thereby causing it to act more aggressively.  The Keyblade War comes and the sixth apprentice falls in the war, but his keyblade stays alive along with his will. His will: to take control of Kingdom Hearts, rule over the Realm of Light, and send it into darkness.  That keyblade and will are passed down throughout the Dark Ages, Middle Ages, Renaissance Age, up to today where Master Xehanort possesses that will and wishes to carry it out (what Young Xehanort explained in the HD 2.5 ReMix secret episode).

 

 

This is my epiphany and theory. Watch the KHX walkthrough and the secret episodes of HD 2.5 ReMix Re:coded in order to fully undersand what I mean. Tell me what you think. Like it if you do please.

Xehanort most likely discovered his Keyblade which is probably the Keyblade Of The Lost One

So I have watched the Re:coded cutscenes which include the secret episode at the end and the one in the middle relating to KHX. I also have been watching the walkthrough off KHX. I have tried to connect the dots together and I have finally got it. WARNING! This contains spoilers! Turn back now if you want to avoid being spoiled! 

In KHX Chirithy tells the tale of the five foretellers and in HD 2.5 ReMix, we hear an apect of that tale mentioned by Maleficent.  Then comes the secret episode with the connection of KH3 to KHX. I have come up with this theory.  The maker of Chirithy possessed six apprentices; he gave five of them the Book of Prophecy whereas the sixth one vanishes from the story.  The foretellers find the passage foretelling the Keyblade War so they create five unions, become the leaders of them, and give the power of the book to the members of there own union.  Apprentice number six, out of hatred, jealousy, and vengeance, decides to side with darkness thereby causing it to act more aggressively.  The Keyblade War comes and the sixth apprentice falls in the war, but his keyblade stays alive along with his will. His will: to take control of Kingdom Hearts, rule over the Realm of Light, and send it into darkness.  That keyblade and will are passed down throughout the Dark Ages, Middle Ages, Renaissance Age, up to today where Master Xehanort possesses that will and wishes to carry it out (what Young Xehanort explained in the HD 2.5 ReMix secret episode).

 This is my epiphany and theory. Watch the KHX walkthrough and the secret episodes of HD 2.5 ReMix Re:coded in order to fully undersand what I mean. Tell me what you think. Like it if you do please.

 I actually have a theory of my own that kind of compliments yours. Remember when on BBS

Xehanort frees his heart in order to possess Terra

and say "Out with the old and brittle vessel, and in with a younger, stronger new one!" What if Xehanort is just another pawn in the story? What if he was

possessed himself by the heart of the 6th foreteller?

After all the story is knowned as the "Darkseeker Saga" not the "Xehanort Saga" right?

  What if he was

possessed himself by the heart of the 6th foreteller?

After all the story is knowned as the "Darkseeker Saga" not the "Xehanort Saga" right?

 

 Interesting, but the thing is, the sixth apprentice (not a foreteller, he was left out of the picture) lived long ago during the ancient times. I don't think that Xehanort is possessed. It's a will passed down, remember? Not a heart passed down.