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Assuming that they just interact with normal cartoon Bendy, I think they'd have no big problems with the clever devil. If they're interacting with the living monster made from the Ink Machine... Something says they'd try to destroy it just like any other Heartless.

I say Pizza Planet out of principle, as it's the more iconic location, but Sid's house and Sunnyside would also have been great locations to explore.

I don't see why it shouldn't. I never felt that synthesis sucked, and it's been part of just about every KH game so far (maybe not CoM or re:coded, but IDK).

The number 42.

I don't think you have, but I don't know where to look for that.

If KH3's big brother is any indication, then yes. Vanilla KH3 will be just as bad as Vanilla FFXV, and they'll keep patching in the rest of the game and story.

1) I'd rather have Gilgamesh show up as a representative of FFV than Exdeath. Gilgamesh is significantly goofier and would fit in with Kingdom Hearts better than Exdeath. 2) I guess? They'd have to heavily redesign CoD to get Disney to OK it. 3) I don't know enough about TWEWY to judge him, so why not? 4) Shadow Blot would be interesting, but I'd rather see the original Phantom Blot show up instead. He's a classic Disney villain to Mickey Mouse and an interesting fight could be integrated based on him used traps and tools to hinder Sora and company from getting to him. 5) Like the idea. If not fighting the Firebird on its home turf, the Keyblade Graveyard is a nice substitute. 6) Not a fan. Could be interesting, but I feel like that would just be another Monstro fight. 7) Sorry, but hard pass on bringing in another Square property this late in the game. I get that Bravely Default is great and Final Fantasy in everything but name, but I'd rather have it show up in the next KH saga. 8) I'd rather have Luxu than Master of Masters, if only because that fight could develop Luxu a lot more than he already has been. MoM wouldn't add much to his own character. Personally, I'd like these characters to show up as bonus bosses (as well as Gilgamesh and the Phantom Blot): The Horned King Zurg (because I doubt he's going to be part of the Toy Story world's story) John Silver (Treasure Planet represent!) Wreck-It Ralph Jecht Zack Fair (have him return for some sort of heroic face-off in the Coliseum) Garland (Final Fantasy I) Gabranth (because I really like FFXII and want KH to represent it somehow)

Word of God says that the passwords Xemnas enters are the names of Ansem's apprentices. In order: Xehanort (8) Even (4) Braig (5) Ienzo (5) Dilan (5) Aeleus (6)

Yep. Exact reason. And they still censored it overseas.

I highly doubt it. Nomura doesn't feel like the kind of guy who wants the people who play his games to really know who he is, and Disney would never let anyone have Walt Disney as a boss in any video game. I feel it would be a very sacrilegious thing to fight Walt Disney in a video game. It's kinda disrespectful to him as a person, to have his own characters fight him as if he were their actual enemy.

On Beginner? Bro, try Critical.

Interesting. I didn't like Noctis for the longest time, but Prompto was my favorite character.

It's meant to be Kairi.

We'll deal with him first.

Thoughts on the characters/story so far?

I don't think any of the Big Hero 6 characters have any real superpowers (more tech weapons and armor), but if was to pick one, it would be Baymax. I like the design of the armor, the ability to fly and knowledge of actual combat abilities. I assume one would also get Baymax's medical knowledge as well, which is always a plus. Also, what powers/abilities does Hiro have? If we're looking at movie Hiro and not the original comic Hiro, I think he's the only one who has no abilities granted to him by his own armor.

I've actually never played Colors.

I don't think Brave was ever confirmed to appear as a world in KH3. The only worlds we know that will be in so far are Twilight Town, Olympus Coliseum, Big Hero 6, Tangled and Toy Story. Not sure exactly what you mean by "more bad Disney movies" considering Tangled is really the only one you seem to dislike so far.

This. Also, Sonic games in general are just kinda bad and tedious, mostly just due to the story. I get that Robotnik is an evil genius villain, but why do we keep having to raise the stakes super high and make the plot more convoluted than Dragonball Z?

Whatever they do, they should do a better job of conveying character thoughts and actions. The worst thing about the Subspace Emissary was that I didn't know what was going on half the time. For the love of God, Sakurai, subtitles to denote actions and what characters are trying to say will not kill you.

Chris Benoit was a professional wrestler with the WWE, until 2007 when he murdered his family and then commited suicide. After that, Benoit disappeared completely from WWE. They won't bring him up ever, he'll never be inducted into the Hall of Fame, and I think (don't quote me on this) they'll even let you watch his past matches on their on-demand service. The Benoit Treatment is effectively forgetting everything about a character due to negative connotations surrounding the person who portrays that character. Perhaps the better trope to call for this would be the Un-person. Bit harsh to bring Benoit into something just because you don't like a few characters.

That could have some certain merit to it. We don't know much about what's going to happen in the Tangled world, and with both Marluxia/Lauriam and Strelitzia apparently having connections to flowers, it would be interesting if either were brought up (or as another thread suggested, maybe a secret boss based on Strelitzia could show up on that world).

I'm going to give you the rough idea I came up with for how the toys in Toy Story, since Pixar will never give you a reason. The kid gives the toy their heart. Toys are a blank state when they are first made, and the kids give them their life. This sort of explains how and why characters act a certain way. Buzz believes he's a Space Ranger because Andy's a big fan of the show and obviously plays with him as if Buzz was the same Buzz from the TV show. This also explains the other Buzz Lightyear we meet in Toy Story 2, as any passing kid would've done the same thing. Woody doesn't know he's from a TV show since either Andy or Andy's father (Pixar has confirmed that Woody was the last gift Andy's dad gave Andy) had no idea of the show's existence. Stinky Pete is incredibly cynical because Al probably projected some of his kid hate (as the inspiration for TS2 proves, kids are the ultimate nightmare for a toy collector) onto him. I'm sure they'll go into it a bit in KH3, as the discussion of hearts filling vessels already seems quite prevalent from Young Xehanort's speech in the trailer. Also, fair note that this doesn't work out perfectly. Not every toy follows this theory exactly (Rex in particular comes to mind), and I'm aware of that. Just thought I'd put my thoughts out there.

I'm interested.

I highly doubt it. Even if Xigbar was planning on betraying Xehanort, I feel like Xehanort would have a back-up plan for any of his new Organization turning on him. I also don't think that Braig is Brain anyway, but whatever. It would be interesting at least for Xigbar to pull a last minute betrayal, be the final boss, and after his defeat, go back in time with Xehanort's Keyblade, thus becoming the Master of Masters (which I also doubt but whatever). That's the only way I could see that working out.