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Disney outright owns all the original content, they just leave Square do the heavy lifting for the most part (as it should…Disney execs meddling tends to be a hindrance rather than a boon, eg. with Arendelle).

Disney calls Nomura. Disney: "Yo Nomura! You cool if we put Sora on a poster?" Nomura: "Do I have to draw something?" Disney: "No, it's just a silhouette of Sora." Nomura: "Never call me at 3 in the morning again." Nomura hangs up the phone.

Being reminded that Star Wars is, in fact, a Disney product now never fails to depress me.

Oh hey, I've thought about this! Luxu spent like a thousand years relying only on himself. It might have been something the MoM taught him, or it might have been something he came to believe along the way, but I think he thinks that you only need yourself to be strong. As a result, he believes that only someone who possesses individual strength is deserving of the keyblade. Sora doesn't seem to take pride in his own strength, though. He's the total opposite. Even if he were weak and worthless on his own, he trusts in his friends to support him. After seeing the way the Foretellers utterly fell apart and didn't work together, it's likely that Xigbar doesn't see "friends" as a source of strength at all. The fact that Sora takes pride in something that Xigbar sees as a weakness is the thing that makes him react so strongly here.