Isamu Kuno

I just hate the fans that act like the game was a gift from God almighty and constantly beg for a remake and bash the more resent games because they're not VII.
Yes it was an amazing game for it's day but were well into the next millennium now and people need to move on and realize that there are other games out there that can be just as good if you just give them the chance.
 
I'll be happy when XV comes out, seeing as how Noctis is supposed to be the "anti-Cloud" But of course as soon as it hits the shelves these rabid little VII fan bitches will call it a piece of shit because it's not their precious VII remake.

Yeah, too bad the project was shelved and will never see the light of day.

Didn't Nomura say all the mysteries would be solved in KH3 though? At best I think we'll get it in flashbacks included in KH3

Hmm, if the pilot is released, it could lead to the entire project being restarted. That be cool, especially now that they have so much to work with. If they do a season for each game, thought they'd probably have to join Re:coded and DDD into one season because of the small number of worlds, if they decided to go for one world=one episode, and the same for 0.2 and BC because of the short length of each. That'd still be a long show and KH3 would definitely be out before the project reached its end, leading to yet another season.
On top of that, current technology would allow them to make it a computer-animated series. Being in GCI would make it look closer to the games, although then they couldn't use the backrounds from the original movies like they planned. 

Let's hope that Nomura isn't shooting for a symbolic date, because if he does, no date would be more symbolic than July 13th, 2020

Hmm, if the pilot is released, it could lead to the entire project being restarted. That be cool, especially now that they have so much to work with. If they do a season for each game, thought they'd probably have to join Re:coded and DDD into one season because of the small number of worlds, if they decided to go for one world=one episode, and the same for 0.2 and BC because of the short length of each. That'd still be a long show and KH3 would definitely be out before the project reached its end, leading to yet another season.
On top of that, current technology would allow them to make it a computer-animated series. Being in GCI would make it look closer to the games, although then they couldn't use the backrounds from the original movies like they planned. 

Hmm, if the pilot is released, it could lead to the entire project being restarted. That be cool, especially now that they have so much to work with. If they do a season for each game, thought they'd probably have to join Re:coded and DDD into one season because of the small number of worlds, if they decided to go for one world=one episode, and the same for 0.2 and BC because of the short length of each. That'd still be a long show and KH3 would definitely be out before the project reached its end, leading to yet another season.
On top of that, current technology would allow them to make it a computer-animated series. Being in GCI would make it look closer to the games, although then they couldn't use the backrounds from the original movies like they planned. 

Hmm, if the pilot is released, it could lead to the entire project being restarted. That be cool, especially now that they have so much to work with. If they do a season for each game, thought they'd probably have to join Re:coded and DDD into one season because of the small number of worlds, if they decided to go for one world=one episode, and the same for 0.2 and BC because of the short length of each. That'd still be a long show and KH3 would definitely be out before the project reached its end, leading to yet another season.
On top of that, current technology would allow them to make it a computer-animated series. Being in GCI would make it look closer to the games, although then they couldn't use the backrounds from the original movies like they planned. 

Let's hope that Nomura isn't shooting for a symbolic date, because if he does, no date would be more symbolic than July 13th, 2020

Let's hope that Nomura isn't shooting for a symbolic date, because if he does, no date would be more symbolic than July 13th, 2020

Let's hope that Nomura isn't shooting for a symbolic date, because if he does, no date would be more symbolic than July 13th, 2020

Let's hope that Nomura isn't shooting for a symbolic date, because if he does, no date would be more symbolic than July 13th, 2020

Let's hope that Nomura isn't shooting for a symbolic date, because if he does, no date would be more symbolic than July 13th, 2020

This is also why she wound up at the Destiny Islands in the first place. Just a little more info for you 
My personal theory is that she intended the spell to take Kairi to Ventus and that's why she ended up on DI, because that's where a Ven's heart was.

This is also why she wound up at the Destiny Islands in the first place. Just a little more info for you 
My personal theory is that she intended the spell to take Kairi to Ventus and that's why she ended up on DI, because that's where a Ven's heart was.

^This. In order for a Nobody to form, a person has to become a Heartless, the body then disappears and is reborn as Nobody. However, with no darkness in their hearts the Princesses of Hearts are incapable of becoming Heartless and thus cannot form Nobodies. Naminé exists because while she is Kairi's Nobody, the body required to exist as a Nobody belonged to Sora, this was only possible because Kairi's heart was freed from Sora's body when he became a Heartless. The other Princesses hearts never took refuge inside another person and thus where only used to create the Keyblade of People's Hearts. 
It's uncertain how this was achived. All we know is that when the x-blade was shattered, the seven fragments of light either joined with or became the hearts of the Princesses of Heart and when the world was remade, a failsafe was put in place in the form of a new type of Keyblade, the Keyblade of People's Hearts, which can only be made by bringing together seven hearts of pure light, which happen to belong to the Princesses of Heart, effectively making the Keyblade of People's hearts half of the original x-blade.

^This. In order for a Nobody to form, a person has to become a Heartless, the body then disappears and is reborn as Nobody. However, with no darkness in their hearts the Princesses of Hearts are incapable of becoming Heartless and thus cannot form Nobodies. Naminé exists because while she is Kairi's Nobody, the body required to exist as a Nobody belonged to Sora, this was only possible because Kairi's heart was freed from Sora's body when he became a Heartless. The other Princesses hearts never took refuge inside another person and thus where only used to create the Keyblade of People's Hearts. 
It's uncertain how this was achived. All we know is that when the x-blade was shattered, the seven fragments of light either joined with or became the hearts of the Princesses of Heart and when the world was remade, a failsafe was put in place in the form of a new type of Keyblade, the Keyblade of People's Hearts, which can only be made by bringing together seven hearts of pure light, which happen to belong to the Princesses of Heart, effectively making the Keyblade of People's hearts half of the original x-blade.

I've seen it and yes, it is a message of hope, lots of terrible things happen, but then something really good happens at the very end. That's how hope works, you go through really crappy stuff, but there's something good you can look forward to.

They already dealt with it in Days, that game explains his shift in personality.

Yes, and it failed, Genie did nothing, not even an attempt. The problem isn't with Jafar making a wish that breaks the rules, it's with Genie trying to grant it

Yes, but one of Genie's rules is he can't kill anyone, yet that's exactly what Jafar had him try to do. True, he didn't want to, and he held back as much as possible, but he did try to grant a wish that broke the rules, just not very hard.

But Nomura said it would be Tangled. Pretty sure the interveiw didn't have hims sayign "one of"

Nobody help him! This is typical snerson propaganda!
 
Seriously though, there's the Gex series from the PS days, the main character is a gecko. There also the 2011 film Rango which stars a chameleon.

Maybe, but Sora is the main character, and there are hints that "the key to return hearts" is a power unique to him because of his open-hearted nature and connections to so many others. He's even been referred to as "the key that connects everything" Nomura also said that "the key to return hearts" may not exactly be a Keyblade.
Finally in BbS it was retconned that what made the Keyblade of Heart so special wasn't it's ability to unlock people's hearts but that without it, one can not obtain Kingdom Hearts, as it is basically half the x -blade (being made from the hearts of the Princesses of Heart, which themselves are, at the very least, implied to be the light fragments of the x-blade)
Also not all Keyblade Masters have the ability to unlock people's hearts only those with a strong power of the darkness. It's not even really so much "unlocking" them as removing them, which is a power shared by beings of Darkness even without Keyblades, such as Maleficent and the Heartless. Dark Keyblade Masters just seem to be able to do it with more finesse.
 
And to me it seems more like what Kairi did was restore Sora's light, thereby freeing his heart from the Darkness, which makes a lot of sense with the Princesses of Heart having the power to hold back Darkness. Remember Heartless are actually people hearts consumed by their own darkness.

Yiugh Xehanort is from a time before Xehanort was a weilder. If Xehanort was able to fully posess his younger self and doing so allowed Young Xehanort to weild a Keyblade he had yet to obtain, than to me it stands to reason that he can do it to all the members, but only one at a time. After all, let's not forget the reason Xigbar joined Xehanort in the first place. He wanted a Keyblade, and apparently has no problem giving up his selfhood to do so.
Kinda crazy that Xehanort technically perfomed the Inheritance Ceremony on himself, yeah?