Keyblader

Have you ever played the DS version? Unless I'm super bad (Which I don't think I am that bad...), that one is rather hard....

Yeah, I don't remember it being as profound as it is in Dissidia. I need to replay all these games though

Isn't it obvious? He's gay Kujalicious ;D

I go with what MegamanX and FlamingLea said. At the time of KH2, the whole idea of a 'Keyblade Master' hadn't actually been established, so it could have technically been interpreted differently. Nevertheless, let's assume that it did mean the actual definition of a Keyblade Master. While Sora wasn't actually a technical Keyblade Master, and TLS was in no true place to decide if he was one or not, TLS might have been judging his strength from what he could sense, which (As rikunobodyxiii referenced earlier about Yen Sid saying both Riku and Sora were worthy of being Keyblade Masters) could be qualified as Master material.

It's been a while since I've actually played FF9, but I sorta remember stuff about what I've completed. I have been playing Dissidia 012 Prologus though, and something has been bugging me. In the Dissidia games, Kuja is continuously portrayed as if he is in some way, well, infatuated with music/symphony or even plays perhaps. For example, Kuja sometimes says things like "In unison!" or "Come dance with me!" during some of his attacks. The thing I am confused about is the fact that I do not see this sort of nature in Kuja throughout the entire game in FF9. Perhaps I'm just missing a lot of it, but Kuja never came off to me as the musical type. Like I said, I wouldn't be surprised if I didn't notice a lot of it throughout the game (I haven't finished it, but I believe I got very close to finishing it. I seemed like I was at the point where the final battles took place). Am I just missing a lot of it, or is there really not much of a connection between him and music? I dunno, I just thought I'd see what you fine fellows think

I'd like to see the way they did Keyblade abilities in KH2 again, as it's nice that each Keyblade had a use of sorts, but it would also be interesting to still include a few minor things that they had for other things such as Crit chance, and maybe Keyblades handle differently (Like larger keyblades might be slower? I dunno. Seems kinda silly) But the Keyblade abilities in KH2 are a must, I loved those and am frankly surprised they didn't directly bring those back into other titles, but Days/Re:coded got close.

Sorry, but I have some unfinished business with this puppet. -Riku (This was embedded into my brain by a friend who partially introduced me to this series...*shudders*) JABUGABUDABUDA! -Jafar

I do enjoy the "The End of the World" Behemoth retexture in KHFM, as well as a few others I can't think of. The main ones I know are just from KHFM, I haven't really looked at any of the other FMs.

Continuing my ever changing obsessive music-listening-to-craze. The current subject? Archangel -by Two Steps from Hell. Yup.

While it is entirely plausible that Square can botch FFXV (AlphaOmegaSin notes how Square is incredibly good at making their games look amazing in trailers in..I believe his Square Soft/Square Enix rant?), I sincerely hope that this will not be the case, as it looks incredible, and why would someone not want Square to succeed with it? Until then, we can only watch, wait, and hope. This statement seems to contradict what I have heard about FFXIII. I have not played it myself, but FFXIII seems to fall under the category of 'selling badly' (At least according to things I've heard about it not reaching Square's projected profit margin or something). I personally look forward to the day where I can play it for myself, as I'm curious as to why it has received bad reviews and why there seem to be lots of people who don't like it (I honestly hope that I will enjoy it nonetheless, though I generally am never the best critic of things )

Dude, your brother is just awesome

That moment where you try to make a thread and your internet decides to cut out the moment you submit it :c

MasterXemnas is indeed correct. The intros to both are from Fantasia, which is also played during the Chernabog boss fight in The End of the World in KH1

He defies gravity

I probably would, but thankfully it hasn't quite ever come to that.

Finally got around to reading this: When you die, will you donate your brain to the study of science? Seriously, you are just freaking brilliant. I sort of wonder though, what are your thoughts pertaining to this about Sora becoming a Heartless himself? Building upon your previous thoughts, I believe it shows how much Sora actually cares. I imagine he was not sure what would happen if he were to use the Keyblade of Heart on himself, yet he did it anyways with out hesitation. He risked becoming the one thing he had been struggling to fight during the entire game just to save his friend. He might have never become himself again, but he still did it with a smile on his face. Damn it Dave, wai yew make us think? Though I'd love to hear any thoughts upon my inquiry if you'd like to build upon it.

Damnit Dave, I have to read this later Why must your brilliance be so long?

I just have a few questions about the game. First and foremost, is there an actual reason for why they changed the name to FFXV? I've been a bit curious as to why that change was made. Also, I never got the reasoning for them naming it Versus XIII, does it have something to do with the game itself at all? Sorta silly questions, but I still wanted to ask about it

I use Kingdom Key a lot because I like using the original one

When I get a PS4 depends on some of it's console content. If I feel it would be better than having a PS3 first, then I'll get it, otherwise I'll get a PS3 first before I go into Next Gen

Yeah, probably the most realistic, but I love the over reaction screaming in the first one x3

I thought this was rather amusing, but you might want to turn your volume down

I don't mind it being on both consoles. It's probably a decent thing, though I'll still get the PS4 version.

Wow, lucky fellows o:

Huh, nice Hope you have fun with that