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It's for an assignment. I have to pick a movie to turn into a musical. Mean Girls is the only one I can think of. Although I read somewhere they were considering it...

Kairi, because I am a hipster and know that will be her only vote.

Well I for one appreciate the cutscenes and have been eagerly awaiting their completion. Granted I've seen everything already, but its nice to have them organized together and not in walkthrough form. I still don't understand Country of Musketeers. That's totally unrelated, but I felt like saying it.

Mean Girls: The Musical. I could see that.

I always knew Donald was a villain...now we have proof!

Oh god that came out so emo please no one respond to this

That awkward moment where you''re just sitting in your room all the time on the computer, doing nothing, connecting with no one, and feeling empty inside. Why do I do this to myself?

Going through old Disney movies and wow...just wow. Cinderella is just messed up beginning to end.

Axel and Lea are basically one in the same existance; Roxas, Xion, and Namine were the only Nobodies to develop a self seperate from their other halves, likely due to coexisting with these halves and not having the memories and experiences of their other selves. Lea, on the other hand, did have all his memories and stuff. That would be funny though. "No, I'm Lea! No, It's Axel!" "GET IT MEMORIZED!!!" and roxas could be with both of them omg nosebleed

Ugh, a hard one...somewhere between Dismiss, Forze Dell'Oscurita, L'Impeto Oscuro and L'Oscurita dell'Ignot.

See though...the only problem is...it's hard to say what worlds will be used again, but usually, when a world has gone through its original Disney storyline...it'll either go off of the sequal or they will just replace it with a new world, so I doubt we'll really a redone Atlantica And honestly, those particular things are pretty much constant for all of the worlds.

I thought Atlantica was great in the first one. And in the second one, it offered a nice alternative; I mean, there were a lot of worlds in kh2, and you could each of them twice for the main story. I feel like the musical challenges was a nice something different; it made it easy to tell the main story of the Little Mermaid as well as showcase what the Little Mermaid is best known for: it's music. I just have complaints about how they never directly state how Ursula came back. And how stupid Ariel is for trusting Ursula a second time. If it hadn't been a musical, that final boss battle would have been pretty similar to kh1... The biggest complaint I have though is that Donald killed the last musical number...

I sort of thought that mostly after DDD too, the way it seemed to reach out at Riku...and the fact that it mostly seems to travel with Ansem SoD, who most likely carries Xehanort's and Terra's heart inside him.

Meh, I didn't really like X-men first class. Maybe because I'm still waiting for them to do the sequel to the obvious cliffhanger of X-men 3, the last stand...and there were also some plotholes in X-men first class when compared to the other movies. When is this sequal supposed to take place exactly? And I certainly don't mind this guy taking over, I thought the second X-men was amazing. The first was...okay. And I really liked the third. But X-men origins: Wolverine and X-men first class were unimpressive to me.

I've always wondered too...I assume everyone's missions involves spreading the heartless around for Roxas and Xion to destroy. They look at worlds, see what's going on, come up with ways they can use this to spread darkness and heartless... I have no idea what they've been doing the past 9 or so years before Roxas came though...research on the heart, I guess, and formulating their plans.

This is how bothered I am, I cannot even use correct grammar!!! I seriously cannot believe I said "you're"... -_-;

No youtube why you change you're layout? It was fine!!!

It was just a concept trailer mostly, that's why; lot's of things can change in development. I mean, they originally had heartless there, but they ended up scrapping it for dream eaters. Besides, this is nothing compared to BBS. They cut out like half the cutscenes they showed at the last minute.

Ah yes, I forgot to say something about this. The thing that made me most mad, though, was this part: Axel: Xion is like a mirror that reflects you. Roxas: Wat I mean, really, Axel. Xion absorbed what little brain power Sora had, leaving Roxas with pretty much nothing but Sora's anger, impulsiveness, and overly dramatized loyalty. Now is not the time to be using fancy metaphors on the poor boy. You could have just come out and said "She's a replica. The stronger she gets, the weaker you get." And then he has the nerve to be frustrated when Roxas doesn't understand... Xion...was a little silly, but I sort of understand. She was ashamed of what she might be, and so couldn't tell her closest friends friends about it. It's like talking to a therapist or going to twitter instead of talking to actual people. I also never understood Roxas getting mad at Axel for attacking Xion, and never once wondering or asking why Xion raised her keyblade at him. And then Xion just says, "if he hadn't attacked me, I probably wouldn't have come back." Like what. This doesn't even make any sense. Come back if you're going to come back, leave if you're going to leave. And of course, Axel had to keep all of his secrets because of his plans with Saix... I also feel like it was hinted somehow, somewhere that Roxas sort of puts Xion onto this pedestal of perfection because she's a reflection of how Sora sees Kairi. Roxas kind of has every right to be mad at Axel, seeing as its made obvious in the end that Axel knows pretty much everything about Roxas and Xion and never spills. At least, at the end; everytime before that was just Roxas being impulsive. Character flaws... but without character flaws, there would be no story, and nothing would really happen. You also have to take into consideration that Roxas and Xion are completely new beings that don't really know how to function with emotions; supposedly, they're not even supposed to have emotions. Roxas understands things least of all, and both Axel and Xion sort of let him exist in his own little oblivious bubble, not troubling him with their problems. Also, Roxas and Xion are technically 14-15 years old, if you don't count them as being 0-1. Name a 14 year old girl who acts rational all the time and we'll talk. lol.

It's basically a black version of the wizard of oz. Not to sound racist, but...basically what it was lol. It was done by Motown I think. Michael Jackson was the scarecrow, and Diana Ross was Dorothy...I feel like there was a hint of romance between them...hm...

"Maybe some events may turn out differently" that is like the tagline of these games. The thing with TAV was that, well, communication was exactly the problem; it's exactly why they failed, and I think this was done purposefully. Aqua, upon becoming a keyblade master, became a little overbearing and focused more on what she thought she should do, as per teachings for Eraqus, rather than actually communicating what she felt to Terra and Ven. Terra, on the other hand, didn't want to admit anything had happened, so instead of talking it out with his two closest friends, he closes himself off, determined its something he has to face for himself. And Ven...he's just sort of left behind, trailing behind and trying to help Terra and Aqua every way he can. I think that's the interesting thing about BBS: all of their stories ended up in failure partly because they did not utilize their friendship properly and effectively communicate. Despite supposedly being the closest of friends. An acceptable version of the meeting at Radiant Gardens: Aqua: Hey Terra I wanted to see how you're doing with the whole darkness thing since I care about you and we're bffffs. Terra: I STOLE AURORA'S HEART I'M SO SORRY I'M NOT WORTHY Aqua: It's okay, you were obviously possessed. And you know, come to think of it, Maleficent mentioned something about Xehanort telling her stuff...we probably shouldn't trust him. Ven: Yeah! We should stay together and not split up and defeat the enemy together! Terra and Aqua: Go home Ven! Before you get frozen and thrown off a cliff! Or even one of the first cutscenes in the beginning: Eraqus: I tried to tell Master Xehanort, but all of my attempts to reach him have failed. Terra: well, maybe that was because I was just talking to him literally seconds ago, about how I need to embrace darkness and stuff. Eraqus: Oh god, he's trying to forge the X-blade isn't he...all right new plan, everyone stay here and I go kill Xehanort! Entire game of problems avoided. So many moments like these... *Ven Frozen* Aqua: hm, I could probably just use an ignite spell to thaw you...or a lower level fire spell...nah, I'll just leave you here. The real problem with Kingdom Hearts is that everyone needs to line their freaking pieces up and connect the dots. Like honestly. I still find it ridiculous for example that no one in the story knows that Roxas looks like Ven except for the villains. And just...other little things that I can't think up right now. But there are many. Oh yeah. Like, Riku. At any point in kh2, he could have stopped being stupid and just talked to Sora. Or, like, left a note. What's with all the ambiguous clues. It's called writing. Look it up. Get it memorized. Namine. Why have you been doing between the beginning of kh2 and the end of kh2 that you didn't have time to appear and tell anybody about the whole "oh yeah, btw Sora, I found other hearts connected to yours." Like, she couldn't even tell Riku or DiZ? Srsly? And Riku. Why didn't you just let Roxas meet Sora. Defied DiZ. You destroyed your world, and now you want to follow rules. You only say "things might have been different" afterwards. They still could be! Mickey: What have you been doing with your life all this time. Just what. You need to spill everything you know. Like seriously. You could have told us about Ansem-Xemnas-Master Xehanort ages ago. And how long before you recognize that Xemnas' face looks like Terra's? Hm? I'm assuming that his time in the realm of darkness affected his memory somehow, there's just no other explanation for forgetting the name "Xehanort" after the events of BBS and not remembering the difference betwen him and Ansem the Wise like seriously. It's honestly no wonder that Xehanort is always 5 steps ahead of everyone. You don't even need time travel to get around these idiots.

Ever notice how in CoM cutscenes Donald and Goofy are just there one moment and gone the next like wtf

*sigh* that awkward moment when you make a noob of yourself...

Okay. So you know how in KH2, Demyx says to Sora: "Oh, we do to have hearts! Don't be mad..." Well. In DDD, we learn that, in fact, Nobodies do have hearts. ...so was this line just our cute little Demyx attempting to confuse the hero's morals? Was it put in as a hint for the future, perhaps just to make us consider the possibility? Or, was Demyx actually on to something? I know he seems to be one of the weaker members of the organization, but if he were completely useless, they probably would have sent him to C.O. or turned him into a dusk. There are many times where its questioned in Days why they keep Demyx around...is it possible that he's a 'nort? After all, only the strongest of the strongest hearts actually become Nobodies who retain human form. Either way, there's more to Demyx than meets the eye. ...yeah, he's probably not a 'nort, given that we see his thoughts at times and pretty much see that he really is just lazy, but...its an interesting thought.

Not entirely true; Riku, while constantly stating that he did want to help Kairi...this wasn't his only motivation. He let the darkness into his heart because he was obsessed with becoming stronger, with seeing more, much like Xehanort. It's really not until DDD that he remembers the true reason he needs to be stronger: to protect what matters. At the time, Riku wanted strenght just for the sake of strength, and its this having something to protect that eventually becomes his greatest strength. Terra never intentionally gave into the darkness or intentionally did any wrong; he was always tricked or goaded. Riku was initially much more willing, even letting Ansem into his heart. Having said that...I think there may be some future things about what he's done; I'm not sure that its anything that will ever truly leave him. There may even be problems with other heroes once they save them (ie Aqua, after 10 years in the darkness I doubt she'll want to put up with any argument about how darkness isn't "all that bad", it ruined all of her friends lives too). DDD shows Riku finally forgiving himself and being ready to stand and fight in the light. However, he may still have some things to do to face up to the light, and will probably eventually have to apologize/make amends for his actions further. Just a hope. CoM was more about him dealing with his darkness in the literal sense; there were obvious character flaws that were still largely present, and he doesn't really start the guilt over what he's actually done to everyone until Days and KH2. DDD was about him further recovering from this and, really, learning that there was penance for his actions, and that he really could come back from what he was; but the process may not necessarily be complete. Basically, DDD=the badassness of Riku in KH1 and CoM, but without the evil. I was really happy with this switch, 'cause emo-Riku just...wasn't as nice. Too much like Cloud.