Multifridgeman

I agree. Those people played for months on end to write that thing. God, I want a job like that.

It depends. If you're Terra, you can find the Blobmob in the cave where you fight Peter Pan. I think it's in the hangar room in Deep Space for the other two. It's just across from the control room.

I always thought that: Plan A was to distribute the Unversed throughout the worlds to make Ventus stronger so he could face Vanitas. Plan B was to threaten Aqua's life to force Ventus, strong or not, to fight him... which he ended up doing. Besides, can't Vanitas only 'possess' Ventus because he basically was him? I don't think it would work with Aqua.

On top of that, I'd like to know how Traverse Town and the Twilight Thorn fits into the storyline if it's set after KH1 and 2 @_@

Well, yeah.The Organization's founding members didn't lose their hearts to the heartless. They lost it themselves, through their research. I think that they themselves, headed by 'Xehanort', created the emblem heartless and tested it on themselves, creating those powerful heartless. That's why the heartless 'creator' is in the basement of Radiant Garden's Castle. That also explains why the heartless were swarming over Hollow Bastion in KH1.

I meant their beings, before they turned into Nobodies.

Dark Impulse scares me. Dark Riku was epic. Anti Sora would have been awesome, if it weren't a penalty.

Holy firetruck, ditto. 8)

I hope for there to be a mixture of worlds from KH1,2 and BBS. That, or they can make an

It just wouldn't fit. ME's keyblade plays a part later in the story. MX's keyblade disappears. The X-Blade is destroyed. Although, I guess it would be nice in a novelty type of way, such as the sword of power in 358/2 Days.

Sonic Blade is a must for going up against Iron Imprisoner IV. If it connects just once, it will stun him. If you keep going with the attack, it will stun him more. If you time each attack right (and if you have enough Sonic Blades in your deck) you can keep him stunned long enough to land about 20+ hits on him. Fire spells also stun him, but can only hit him once per command slot. For the enemies in-between the two bosses, Mega Flare will take care of the small and weak enemies, and Time Splicer will swiftly dispose of the annoying bruisers and... those gas things. God I hate them. Anyway, I would use: 1. Sonic Blade 2. Sonic Blade 3/4. Time Splicer 5/6. Mega Flare 7. Curaga 8. Curaga

All the huge heartless like Phantom, Kurt Zisa and Behemoth, were some of the Organization XIII member's heartless? It makes sense to me, who's else would they be?

Screw the American bastards. They're jealous that they can't make a game as epic as what the Japanese produce. Famitsu, the magazine with the world's toughest game rater, gave KH2 a 39/40. An almost perfect score shared by only 20 other games, such as Super Mario 64, Modern Warfare 2, FFX and GTA 4.

I hate hearing when someone that my friend cares about dies. It's something that they can't just 'get over' and continue being happy. It is something that is very hard to comfort about, and it makes me feel useless. However, you have my condolences and my deepest sympathies. He will always live on in the hearts and memories of you and your friends.

So wait... there'll be the regular endings, the final ending, the secret ending and the super secret ending? Wow, this game keeps getting more and more epic!

I wouldn't say that.Besides, it has the saddest story out of all of them. But yeah, only for people who follow the story.

I beat the game 100% in just over 2 months. The freaking Crown Emblems and their time-limit jump-restricting damage-increasing level-dropping difficulty-raising collectible-hunting challenges kept me at bay for a few weeks. But I think they made the best gameplay system ever seen. The leveling and mission system allows you to basically complete the whole game again: except with 18 other characters!!! It blew my mind when they decided to add Sora, Donald and Goofy in as well. I just love how you can defeat a boss over and over again, using different levels and abilities. It's just epic and I hope they use it on another game in the future.

I dunno, Riku is like Gary Oak in KH1. He could pull it off somehow

I know that this has been answered already, just clearing something up. Any battle fought in the place with the brightly-coloured pillars with characters on it is a battle within the heart. That place is the depths of a heart. And yes, Sora fights heartless in his heart at the start of KH1, which means he does have darkness in his heart. The same goes for Roxas at the start of KH2. He fought a nobody, which shows, other than he actually does have a heart, that his heart is laced with nothing.

Here is my theory. It's almost 3am, so sorry if it doesn't make sense @_@. Remember at the start of BBS? Ven's heart merged with someone's to stop his heart from slipping away. I believe that Sora and Ventus' hearts were fractured in the process of Sora becoming a heartless. I think that Sora kept most of his heart, but Ventus lost most of his heart. I think that the 2 fractured hearts within Sora merged, giving Sora the ability to dual weild. Sora also kept Ven's memories, as seen when Xion, who is made from Sora's memories, appears to be Ventus from Xigbar's perspective. For the small part of Sora's heart and the large chunk of Ventus' heart that left Sora, they moved to the nearest vessel that needed a heart: Roxas. It was inside Roxas that these two fragments of heart merged as well. Seeing as It was mostly Ven's heart, Roxas took on the appearance of Ven, while maintaining Sora's fighting style. It wasn't until Xion disappeared that he found his true memories and discovered his true self and could dual weild his keyblades. That is just my opinion though.

Lol, I got pwn'd as Aqua when I first did her storyline. It's so easy to die in Castle of Dreams if you don't realise the difference in power there is between you and the Unversed.

I can only remember Ventus' Castle of Dreams: The bit of the mousehole where the cheese is stuck to the web. They will appear next to the candle. Dwarf Woodlands: In the mines, down the right side from where you enter. Enchanted Dominion: I can't remember this one exactly, but it's accurate. From when you enter the white castle, there will be a small alcove on both sides. They will appear in one of them. Mirage Arena: Both of the treasure-based challenges. Radiant Garden: Easy to find. Enter Fountain Court through the Town Square and just keep running straight and jump over the rail. You'll end up in a little square alcove, and they will sometimes appear there after you defeat some Unversed. Disney Castle: On top of the building, after the pinball thingy. Deep Space: The circular room with the teleporter. They will appear in the airlock. Olympus Coliseum: The top-left corner of the Town Near Thebes. For them to appear, you must defeat every enemy in the square. Neverland: They are on the secret ledge that you can get to by gliding/air sliding through the crack in the wall near the cove. Please note that they will not always appear. Some times, you have to just defeat enemies for them to show up. Other times, they appear at random. Also note that once you claim rewards from Prize Pods, they do not appear again until you leave the world. To make sure you never have to go back and collect again, I have found the best way to collect prizes from them. All you will need is Transcendence. If you want to go one better, though, you can also equip a Magnet spell and a Shotlock. If you use Transcendence, you make the pods fly around crashing into each other. The Gravity spell gives you about 1 prize per second from each pod, while the pods bashing gets you about 4 or 5. The Shotlock I used was Ven's ultimate shotlock, because it has a high hit ratio. I used this technique for every one and I got 50+ of every ingredient from one run-through. Hope this helped. (tl;dr: They don't always appear. If you got them, leave the world. If you need more, leave the world and come back. Use Transcendence. Use Magnet spell and Shotlock if possible.)

you have got the one on the 'secret' ledge, haven't you? If not, go to... (forgotten the name) ... the area before the cove (aqua can't go there) and look for a big crack in the wall. you need to jump and air slide/glide to get there. As for aqua, the most likely place to miss is on the cliffs. when you're bouncing up the ledges with the pixie dust, there is a hidden ledge below the third bit of pixie dust (i think). Hope that helps!

I find this all confusing. When Terra sees Riku on the beach, his vision shows a man with hair and build like Riku, but not the clothes. He then see... KH2 Riku??? wtf??? The only conclusion that I can come to is the Vanitas:Sora theory. True, Vanitas looks and sounds exactly like Sora, yet he is portrayed as older Sora while the real Sora is still just a kid. The way Terra sees Riku leads me to believe that there is a second duplicate. Xehanort:Riku. Think about it. Riku said that there was another person on the island (much older than they were) that wanted to leave the tiny world and search for power. That was the Riku-looking Xehanort that Terra saw when he looked at Riku. Did Terra know Xehanort back then? Did Xehanort really look like Riku?

Since always. It's one of those worlds that gives a more neutral feeling, being too dark for the Realm of Light, but too light for the Realm of Darkness. Or, you can also use the possible connection between the crossroads here and the ones near CO to support it. ...could it be that the crossroads from CoM is Keyblade Graveyard?The Meeting (or something like that) is when Ven, Terra and Aqua all meet in the same spot: Crossroads, marked by surrounding keyblades. In the KH2 secret ending, It also shows them each picking up one of three keyblades in the middle of the crossroads: Kingdom Key, Kingdom Key D, and Way to the Dawn. though, that didn't show in BBS, so i'm gathering it was cut from the storyline.