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where does Sora learn Ripple Drive, or Stun Break? KH is a world where abilities occur naturally when they "learn" abilities they do so by having a physical object thrown at them, or by opening a treasure chest He and Minnie use Faith together, yeah and that's the thing, KH2 just wanted to have upgradable magic, rather than specific commands All of Riku's abilities are natural, he uses Soul Eater to use abilities he used in KH1 boss fights (As for the Twilight Town thing, that's not a card based off Sora's memories. It's just a card used to form a world. All the abilities Sora uses in combat are abilities he used in KH1, besides non-canon post game stuff)

right, but it still comes from his own abilities. It's not like Sora swinging his keyblade is a Castle Oblivion. Castle Oblivion just forces him to use cards to use abilities he already has well, thank for getting me to google this, because I didn't know that Holy was renamed Faith after Re:CoM. But, I think I found pretty solid proof as a result: Sora uses Faith as a reaction command in KH2. So Sora can use his CoM abilities in KH2. Sora has a LOT of abilities he only uses as reaction commands, actually. But ignoring that, many of Sora's Re:CoM abilities aren't from Ventus. Many of them haven't ever been used by anybody BUT Sora. Some abilities are used by Terra or Aqua, as well, who definitely aren't impacting Sora's abilities

the cards come from Sora in the first place though he only doesn't if you assume that his ability to use the abilities he does in CoM are all unrelated another thing that suggests it's one of Sora's abilities, not an unrelated card thing, is that Sora uses moves that would go on to be Ven's, like Tornado, and Faith

but Sora's using the "unorthodox" method again in KH3, kinda throws a wrench in the theory Re:Coded didn't glitch Data Sora's abilities into existence though. It's all based on Sora's KH1 data

sounds like a gameplay standards, considering Re:Coded is based off KH1's Sora's data, and Sora uses BBS-like commands in that, too characters just use abilities as defined by their game, it doesn't mean it's the limit of their abilities KH2 is based around having magic that gradually upgrades, so that's what you use

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I think it's Sora's power, Ninkoro thinks it's the card's power, and Sora doesn't actually have these abilities Sub discussion: Sora uses basic magic in KH2, does this mean he doesn't have the ability to use advanced magic? I think it's jsut becuase they wanted to have upgradable magic For additional context, check this topic: http://kh13.com/forum/topic/89196-characters-you-dont-want-to-die-in-kh3/

the cards are Sora's power, that's that and if gameplay mechanics are irrelevant, wy are you limiting yourself to just basic magic, when that's a gameplay limitation?

because KH2's gameplay called for something else they have magic you can upgrade not specific commands just because he doesn't use something doesn't mean he can't all of sora's cards are based on abilities he has for a reason. They're a manifestation of his power key word "HIS"

sora forgot his abilities during his sleep but the magic system was based on elements, not commands it's still one of sora's innate abilities

Final Mix should just become KH's Game of the Year Edition

it was a nintendo exclusive for a while

exactly they just finished the core mechanics that's EARLY stuff

four or five, I guess? really I wouldn't even consider the trailers we've gotten proper trailers, since the game is clearly still so early

F Zero is over! next up: Pikmin

it's an open world game though, so there'll be a lot waiting around so same difference

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the cards are Sora's power. Nothing he learns is because of the cards https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueOwVFci7Ps

Ah, okay. Man Nomura really needs to stop explaining key stuff like this in interviews Again, that works from an outsider's view I highly doubt Riku saw the keyblade and thought "Hm... this must be created from the siphoned power and memories of Sora's Nobody" granted, he might have, during his blindfold phase Riku seemed to know a LOT of stuff for no explored reason

Xehanort makes thirteen clones of himself using time travel

originally confirmed in BBS, actually, though I missed it my first time through not confirmed, and seems unlikely considering Riku can still summon Soul Eater but how does being based on memories impact the keyblade. if it's functionally the same as a normal keyblade... what's the downside? what makes it a sham. Again, I'm not talking about how we the viewers see it, or how the developers refer to it, but how the characters within the game world deem t to be so

Why does Sora need to show how far he;'s come in terms of power? He ALWAYS beats Riku it's not like we've had an arc of Riku being better than Sora that we can conclude with Sora finally besting him

everyone has said any points I'd bring up about this, but I'm curious why they specifically are unstable. It's an odd point to set up, and has to mean something I'm just not sure what

the game has to load, that's just how it is, so "no load times" isn't practical Why think negatively? Because someone has to consider the possibilities, lest people be pulled in too far by marketing and hype it helps with enjoying things, too, since low expectations means I get to be pleasantly surprised when things actually work