Reputation from hatok - KH13 · for Kingdom Hearts

hatok got a reaction from Jingilator in A Contradiction to KHII April 3, 2021

The whole point is that Elsa is making things dangerously cold

hatok got a reaction from blossom goodness in Sora doesn't have his own Keyblade? August 10, 2019

It's A keyblade of the Realm of Light, not THE keyblade. There are keyblades of light and dark, Mickey's is the counterpart to Sora's.

Sora's keyblade also doesn't transcend time, Xion's keyblade was a sham, as Riku put it. Beyond that keyblades are defined by keychains, which are in turn defined by hearts. Aqua was able to wield a Destiny's Place after she met Kairi, but it wasn't Kairi's keyblade. So even if Xion's keyblade became a "true" keyblade when she self actualized it would still look like Sora/Roxas' because her heart is defined by Sora's memories.

Keyblades also aren't locked to a specific wielder. Anybody can hold one, but if the wielder is conscious it can be summoned back to them. A keyblade can still be separated from the user, like when Aqua used hers to save Terra. Sora also uses Riku's keyblade during the final fight with Xemnas in KH2. Keyblades also don't "die" with their user, when Eraqus died his keyblade was left on the ground

All Kingdom Key is, is Riku's keyblade, which became Sora's keyblade when it deemed Sora a stronger hearted individual. While it might change with future info from KHUX or something, as it stands Sora's keyblade isn't exceptional.

And the keyblade probably won't leave him because it's iconic and marketable

hatok got a reaction from JPansullo7 in Sora doesn't have his own Keyblade? June 29, 2019

It's A keyblade of the Realm of Light, not THE keyblade. There are keyblades of light and dark, Mickey's is the counterpart to Sora's.

Sora's keyblade also doesn't transcend time, Xion's keyblade was a sham, as Riku put it. Beyond that keyblades are defined by keychains, which are in turn defined by hearts. Aqua was able to wield a Destiny's Place after she met Kairi, but it wasn't Kairi's keyblade. So even if Xion's keyblade became a "true" keyblade when she self actualized it would still look like Sora/Roxas' because her heart is defined by Sora's memories.

Keyblades also aren't locked to a specific wielder. Anybody can hold one, but if the wielder is conscious it can be summoned back to them. A keyblade can still be separated from the user, like when Aqua used hers to save Terra. Sora also uses Riku's keyblade during the final fight with Xemnas in KH2. Keyblades also don't "die" with their user, when Eraqus died his keyblade was left on the ground

All Kingdom Key is, is Riku's keyblade, which became Sora's keyblade when it deemed Sora a stronger hearted individual. While it might change with future info from KHUX or something, as it stands Sora's keyblade isn't exceptional.

And the keyblade probably won't leave him because it's iconic and marketable

hatok got a reaction from The Transcendent Key in Will the villian of the next arc be the big secret boss in a update? March 20, 2019

what if the next arc has no villain and the true antagonist is the inevitability of mortality

hatok got a reaction from kingdomhearts4 in Kingdom Hearts 3 DLC February 26, 2019

depending on the format, different things. If it's its own separate episode I'd like to see something following a different character, or a bunch of small episodes following various characters

if it's straight up a final mix, new bonus bosses and keyblades are the core thing, and maybe a few extra scenes for the finale, particular one solving what happens to a certain someone who shows up and then just disappears after.

hatok got a reaction from Handsome_the_Wise in Kingdom Hearts III trailer analysis: Do the chess pieces represent the lights/darknesses? October 12, 2018

just want to point out that while this fits a chess motif it's clearly not following the rules of actual chess. There are too many unique pieces, especially on Xehanort's side

hatok got a reaction from LotrobT in How Important is Each KH Game to the Overall Story? September 21, 2018