Keyblade King 12

...you pussy. Grow a pair, will ya? Once you've stopped complaining about every little thing that goes wrong in your precious little life, maybe just maybe, you should see it from your dad's point of view. You're getting C's, D's and E's. Obviously you need the tutoring and your dad's making sure you get it. Honestly getting grounded is a pretty light punishment. He's not even making you study at home is he? And seriously, would people please stop b******g on this site about their life problems, especially ones like these.

First of all, I don't believe that the term 'personal' would really put across the idea of advice or something like that, so the word 'duh' isn't really nessicary but there's a huge difference between asking for advice and having a temper tantrum over a little thing that's going on in your life.
Second, did you seriously just say 'duh!'? How old are you? Five? Jesus christ, I'll return to my previous statement. Grow a pair. You're immature and you need to grow up.
And thirdly, I love the fact that you focused on the weakest part of my statement and didn't say one word on the rest of it.

Are you joking by any chance? (Serious Question).
Honestly your arguments makes no sense and can be easily explained away. Out of all the things to dislike kingdom hearts for, you've chosen some very weak reasons, which is why I think you're just taking the piss.

Me neither, I just say whatever comes to mind and DGAF about people say.

Your interpersonal skills are astounding.

...you pussy. Grow a pair, will ya? Once you've stopped complaining about every little thing that goes wrong in your precious little life, maybe just maybe, you should see it from your dad's point of view. You're getting C's, D's and E's. Obviously you need the tutoring and your dad's making sure you get it. Honestly getting grounded is a pretty light punishment. He's not even making you study at home is he? And seriously, would people please stop b******g on this site about their life problems, especially ones like these.

Are you joking by any chance? (Serious Question).
Honestly your arguments makes no sense and can be easily explained away. Out of all the things to dislike kingdom hearts for, you've chosen some very weak reasons, which is why I think you're just taking the piss.

Are you joking by any chance? (Serious Question).
Honestly your arguments makes no sense and can be easily explained away. Out of all the things to dislike kingdom hearts for, you've chosen some very weak reasons, which is why I think you're just taking the piss.

Are you joking by any chance? (Serious Question).
Honestly your arguments makes no sense and can be easily explained away. Out of all the things to dislike kingdom hearts for, you've chosen some very weak reasons, which is why I think you're just taking the piss.

why would you post a video about why somone doesn't like kingdom hearts?

Germany! Germany! Germany is a really, really nice place.
Even though I'm your prisoner, you give me food,
And it doesn't suck like English food.
 
Sausages with cheeses always taste so good.
It'd be heaven for a dog; Yeah, that's Germany.
 
Tell me, how is it you Germans are so robust? You're crushing me with your intimidation.
My fragility causes me to openly weep out of fear; Your women terrify me.
 
Is it a norm to drink a barrel of beer and then bust it on somebody's head?
Please don't come to my place in large mobs! German tourists are scary!
 
Even the girls that are from Germany are more rugged than I am.
 
Yahoo!~

Why is this in the Days section?

Um...he doesn't sound weird at all. There are huge differences between the Jap and Eng voice actors. I listen to both but neither one of them puts me off the other. If anything it makes me understand the different concepts of voices that English speaking countries and Japan have.
Also, I don't see why you're bringing this up now? Hayley's Sora voice sounded great. If anything, I think he was trying to bring another level of deepness to it, to show off Sora's growing up, which is a rare skill for voice actors to have.
And seriously, you're bringing age into this?! I dare you to check any of your favourite voice actor's ages and compare the characters they play ages. You will be surprised I assure you. Really Haley is still quite young in voice actor terms.

Not commenting on any of the grammar mistakes there...
 
I think you're trying to ask, who did Axel see when he looked at Xion, since before he had only ever seen Xion's 'normal/Kairi' face.
I don't think it was ever confirmed as to who Axel saw, but it was most likely Sora. Axel had read Vexen's report and was aware of Xion's situation and so let her go before it was too late.

Fred still exists?

Guys
Days is awesome.
Best game in the series imo
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I couldn't disagree more.
For one thing, I'm just gonna point out that you don't like my two favourite games in the series (KH2 and Days).
As for your days review, well, I would probably only agree with you concerning the bosses, which admittedly were a pain to fight, particularly the ones in Neverland.
I found the missions enjoyable. I don't think they're as repetitive as you make them out to be. And then you say they're worse than the Crisis Core missions?! Those missions were the exact same formula for each and every one! And they didn't let you explore nearly as much as they do in Days. And the enemies in Crisis Core were way too common for those easy missions to be enjoyable. But back to the subject, Days' missions were repetitive a bit. Not going to lie. But find me a game that doesn't do that when it uses a mission system like the one found in Days.
One thing I find odd about this review is that you didn't even comment on the one thing that most fans pick out as Days' key flaw that makes it so bad. The gameplay. Kingdom Hearts Days has easily the worst game play in the entire series, although there were the additions of gears giving great combos and other such likes, Days did not handle very well. That is a flaw I will admit to.
And seriously? Seriously? The story of Days is probably the best in the series! I think it's even better than BBS'. This is because, Days had mystery to it. It had suspense and you got really connected to the character's friendship and saw that they were really alone in this whole group and you know after playing KH2, that they're being lied to the whole way through. The knowledge given in KH2 makes you really appreciate a lot of moments in this game and it pulls it together as a really emotional. And really the dialogue, if not a bit confusing at times, is good. That whole thing with the ice-cream. Many reasons for it. One; realism. You can't expect someone who's only been alive for like a year to go into this big speech about his friend and besides she would die before Roxas could finish saying goodbye if he went for the lengthy version. Two; You can't go too dark and depressing in a Kingdom Hearts game, because of Disney (honestly BBS has very sweet and happy endings when you think that Ven is fine, living inside of Sora. Aqua saved her friend and is still living with their friendship still strong and Terra is fighting against Xehanort. The ending of Days may have seemed nice but if you've played KH2, you'll know that it's actually incredibly depressing). Three; that line is symbolic. Ice-cream was the symbol of their friendship. That line is saying, who else will be my friend.
 
I'm also open to debate and I think you're dead wrong on a lot of what you've said here.

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I couldn't disagree more.
For one thing, I'm just gonna point out that you don't like my two favourite games in the series (KH2 and Days).
As for your days review, well, I would probably only agree with you concerning the bosses, which admittedly were a pain to fight, particularly the ones in Neverland.
I found the missions enjoyable. I don't think they're as repetitive as you make them out to be. And then you say they're worse than the Crisis Core missions?! Those missions were the exact same formula for each and every one! And they didn't let you explore nearly as much as they do in Days. And the enemies in Crisis Core were way too common for those easy missions to be enjoyable. But back to the subject, Days' missions were repetitive a bit. Not going to lie. But find me a game that doesn't do that when it uses a mission system like the one found in Days.
One thing I find odd about this review is that you didn't even comment on the one thing that most fans pick out as Days' key flaw that makes it so bad. The gameplay. Kingdom Hearts Days has easily the worst game play in the entire series, although there were the additions of gears giving great combos and other such likes, Days did not handle very well. That is a flaw I will admit to.
And seriously? Seriously? The story of Days is probably the best in the series! I think it's even better than BBS'. This is because, Days had mystery to it. It had suspense and you got really connected to the character's friendship and saw that they were really alone in this whole group and you know after playing KH2, that they're being lied to the whole way through. The knowledge given in KH2 makes you really appreciate a lot of moments in this game and it pulls it together as a really emotional. And really the dialogue, if not a bit confusing at times, is good. That whole thing with the ice-cream. Many reasons for it. One; realism. You can't expect someone who's only been alive for like a year to go into this big speech about his friend and besides she would die before Roxas could finish saying goodbye if he went for the lengthy version. Two; You can't go too dark and depressing in a Kingdom Hearts game, because of Disney (honestly BBS has very sweet and happy endings when you think that Ven is fine, living inside of Sora. Aqua saved her friend and is still living with their friendship still strong and Terra is fighting against Xehanort. The ending of Days may have seemed nice but if you've played KH2, you'll know that it's actually incredibly depressing). Three; that line is symbolic. Ice-cream was the symbol of their friendship. That line is saying, who else will be my friend.
 
I'm also open to debate and I think you're dead wrong on a lot of what you've said here.

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I couldn't disagree more.
For one thing, I'm just gonna point out that you don't like my two favourite games in the series (KH2 and Days).
As for your days review, well, I would probably only agree with you concerning the bosses, which admittedly were a pain to fight, particularly the ones in Neverland.
I found the missions enjoyable. I don't think they're as repetitive as you make them out to be. And then you say they're worse than the Crisis Core missions?! Those missions were the exact same formula for each and every one! And they didn't let you explore nearly as much as they do in Days. And the enemies in Crisis Core were way too common for those easy missions to be enjoyable. But back to the subject, Days' missions were repetitive a bit. Not going to lie. But find me a game that doesn't do that when it uses a mission system like the one found in Days.
One thing I find odd about this review is that you didn't even comment on the one thing that most fans pick out as Days' key flaw that makes it so bad. The gameplay. Kingdom Hearts Days has easily the worst game play in the entire series, although there were the additions of gears giving great combos and other such likes, Days did not handle very well. That is a flaw I will admit to.
And seriously? Seriously? The story of Days is probably the best in the series! I think it's even better than BBS'. This is because, Days had mystery to it. It had suspense and you got really connected to the character's friendship and saw that they were really alone in this whole group and you know after playing KH2, that they're being lied to the whole way through. The knowledge given in KH2 makes you really appreciate a lot of moments in this game and it pulls it together as a really emotional. And really the dialogue, if not a bit confusing at times, is good. That whole thing with the ice-cream. Many reasons for it. One; realism. You can't expect someone who's only been alive for like a year to go into this big speech about his friend and besides she would die before Roxas could finish saying goodbye if he went for the lengthy version. Two; You can't go too dark and depressing in a Kingdom Hearts game, because of Disney (honestly BBS has very sweet and happy endings when you think that Ven is fine, living inside of Sora. Aqua saved her friend and is still living with their friendship still strong and Terra is fighting against Xehanort. The ending of Days may have seemed nice but if you've played KH2, you'll know that it's actually incredibly depressing). Three; that line is symbolic. Ice-cream was the symbol of their friendship. That line is saying, who else will be my friend.
 
I'm also open to debate and I think you're dead wrong on a lot of what you've said here.

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I couldn't disagree more.
For one thing, I'm just gonna point out that you don't like my two favourite games in the series (KH2 and Days).
As for your days review, well, I would probably only agree with you concerning the bosses, which admittedly were a pain to fight, particularly the ones in Neverland.
I found the missions enjoyable. I don't think they're as repetitive as you make them out to be. And then you say they're worse than the Crisis Core missions?! Those missions were the exact same formula for each and every one! And they didn't let you explore nearly as much as they do in Days. And the enemies in Crisis Core were way too common for those easy missions to be enjoyable. But back to the subject, Days' missions were repetitive a bit. Not going to lie. But find me a game that doesn't do that when it uses a mission system like the one found in Days.
One thing I find odd about this review is that you didn't even comment on the one thing that most fans pick out as Days' key flaw that makes it so bad. The gameplay. Kingdom Hearts Days has easily the worst game play in the entire series, although there were the additions of gears giving great combos and other such likes, Days did not handle very well. That is a flaw I will admit to.
And seriously? Seriously? The story of Days is probably the best in the series! I think it's even better than BBS'. This is because, Days had mystery to it. It had suspense and you got really connected to the character's friendship and saw that they were really alone in this whole group and you know after playing KH2, that they're being lied to the whole way through. The knowledge given in KH2 makes you really appreciate a lot of moments in this game and it pulls it together as a really emotional. And really the dialogue, if not a bit confusing at times, is good. That whole thing with the ice-cream. Many reasons for it. One; realism. You can't expect someone who's only been alive for like a year to go into this big speech about his friend and besides she would die before Roxas could finish saying goodbye if he went for the lengthy version. Two; You can't go too dark and depressing in a Kingdom Hearts game, because of Disney (honestly BBS has very sweet and happy endings when you think that Ven is fine, living inside of Sora. Aqua saved her friend and is still living with their friendship still strong and Terra is fighting against Xehanort. The ending of Days may have seemed nice but if you've played KH2, you'll know that it's actually incredibly depressing). Three; that line is symbolic. Ice-cream was the symbol of their friendship. That line is saying, who else will be my friend.
 
I'm also open to debate and I think you're dead wrong on a lot of what you've said here.

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I couldn't disagree more.
For one thing, I'm just gonna point out that you don't like my two favourite games in the series (KH2 and Days).
As for your days review, well, I would probably only agree with you concerning the bosses, which admittedly were a pain to fight, particularly the ones in Neverland.
I found the missions enjoyable. I don't think they're as repetitive as you make them out to be. And then you say they're worse than the Crisis Core missions?! Those missions were the exact same formula for each and every one! And they didn't let you explore nearly as much as they do in Days. And the enemies in Crisis Core were way too common for those easy missions to be enjoyable. But back to the subject, Days' missions were repetitive a bit. Not going to lie. But find me a game that doesn't do that when it uses a mission system like the one found in Days.
One thing I find odd about this review is that you didn't even comment on the one thing that most fans pick out as Days' key flaw that makes it so bad. The gameplay. Kingdom Hearts Days has easily the worst game play in the entire series, although there were the additions of gears giving great combos and other such likes, Days did not handle very well. That is a flaw I will admit to.
And seriously? Seriously? The story of Days is probably the best in the series! I think it's even better than BBS'. This is because, Days had mystery to it. It had suspense and you got really connected to the character's friendship and saw that they were really alone in this whole group and you know after playing KH2, that they're being lied to the whole way through. The knowledge given in KH2 makes you really appreciate a lot of moments in this game and it pulls it together as a really emotional. And really the dialogue, if not a bit confusing at times, is good. That whole thing with the ice-cream. Many reasons for it. One; realism. You can't expect someone who's only been alive for like a year to go into this big speech about his friend and besides she would die before Roxas could finish saying goodbye if he went for the lengthy version. Two; You can't go too dark and depressing in a Kingdom Hearts game, because of Disney (honestly BBS has very sweet and happy endings when you think that Ven is fine, living inside of Sora. Aqua saved her friend and is still living with their friendship still strong and Terra is fighting against Xehanort. The ending of Days may have seemed nice but if you've played KH2, you'll know that it's actually incredibly depressing). Three; that line is symbolic. Ice-cream was the symbol of their friendship. That line is saying, who else will be my friend.
 
I'm also open to debate and I think you're dead wrong on a lot of what you've said here.

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I couldn't disagree more.
For one thing, I'm just gonna point out that you don't like my two favourite games in the series (KH2 and Days).
As for your days review, well, I would probably only agree with you concerning the bosses, which admittedly were a pain to fight, particularly the ones in Neverland.
I found the missions enjoyable. I don't think they're as repetitive as you make them out to be. And then you say they're worse than the Crisis Core missions?! Those missions were the exact same formula for each and every one! And they didn't let you explore nearly as much as they do in Days. And the enemies in Crisis Core were way too common for those easy missions to be enjoyable. But back to the subject, Days' missions were repetitive a bit. Not going to lie. But find me a game that doesn't do that when it uses a mission system like the one found in Days.
One thing I find odd about this review is that you didn't even comment on the one thing that most fans pick out as Days' key flaw that makes it so bad. The gameplay. Kingdom Hearts Days has easily the worst game play in the entire series, although there were the additions of gears giving great combos and other such likes, Days did not handle very well. That is a flaw I will admit to.
And seriously? Seriously? The story of Days is probably the best in the series! I think it's even better than BBS'. This is because, Days had mystery to it. It had suspense and you got really connected to the character's friendship and saw that they were really alone in this whole group and you know after playing KH2, that they're being lied to the whole way through. The knowledge given in KH2 makes you really appreciate a lot of moments in this game and it pulls it together as a really emotional. And really the dialogue, if not a bit confusing at times, is good. That whole thing with the ice-cream. Many reasons for it. One; realism. You can't expect someone who's only been alive for like a year to go into this big speech about his friend and besides she would die before Roxas could finish saying goodbye if he went for the lengthy version. Two; You can't go too dark and depressing in a Kingdom Hearts game, because of Disney (honestly BBS has very sweet and happy endings when you think that Ven is fine, living inside of Sora. Aqua saved her friend and is still living with their friendship still strong and Terra is fighting against Xehanort. The ending of Days may have seemed nice but if you've played KH2, you'll know that it's actually incredibly depressing). Three; that line is symbolic. Ice-cream was the symbol of their friendship. That line is saying, who else will be my friend.
 
I'm also open to debate and I think you're dead wrong on a lot of what you've said here.

Keychains aren't relevant to the story really. That's why in some cutscenes, you'll see Sora have the Kingdom Keyblade because that's his proper one. Keychains are for the game and that's it. They don't actually come into the story.

Jesus christ. Never ask for pure girl advice concerning guys. You need a balance of girl and guy advice.
Now, IF all of these boys like you, go with VentusRoxas' advice and seeing about going out with all of them, not even properly going out on one date, just have a good chat with them and see if you could ever be interested in any of these other three guys. It's good to keep your options open.
However, if I know guys as well as I think I do, chances are you're falling for a very common joke among guys which is pretending to like a girl and having a laugh about it. The sad thing is, most guys are doing this as a complete joke and not trying to be mean or anything but then the girl takes it seriously. Find out for sure whether or not it's a joke.
And last thing I'll say. Whenever you made a topic read over what you're writing so it makes sense.