Ursalink
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Well, the old profecy says that, before the Keyblade War, "all worlds were one". Maybe Daybreak Town was the original world, and after the war, the world was fragmented and ended up becoming several separated worlds: Twilight Town, Radiant Garden, Keyblade Graveyard, Traverse Town... etc.
OK, I'm surely not the only one who noticed this, but there's something funny about Daybreak Town. Leaving aside what we saw during the final battle against Xehanort, I noticed something else. You see, Daybreak Town's tower is very similar to Radiant Garden's tower (the one where Ansem the Wise has his home and study). And it also have some similarities with Twilight Town's clock tower. Considering KH's story in general, we have learnt that nothing can be a mere coincidence around here. So, why do you think they share these similarities?
Under normal circunstances, I would aggre with the idea of Sora facing Xehanort alone. However, after the hard hit Sora received from Xehanort (Kairi), Sora needed someone at his side to give him strength. Besides, Xehanort always used the superior numbers against Sora's team, so it was about time he tasted a little of his own medicine (even if the numbers are not so superior).
That's actually a pretty good idea. It certainly follows the pattern of previous games of Kingdom Hearts III.
Well, how about a remake or certain crossover? Well, what do you think?
You know how Sora's rule to travel between worlds always forced him to hide from its inhabitants the existence of other worlds? Well, I believe that rule could end up disappearing in the future. I have found several hints of that during the story of Kingdom Hearts III. Honestly, I should be ashamed for not being able to realize this previously. Well, what do you think?
Where? Aside of Olympus Colisseum, all the other worlds are from the Princesses of Heart. The only one missing would be Kairi, and that would be Radiant Garden, back when she was little. Since Daybreak Town has started to glitch, is obvious Scala ad Caelum should be the next worl to explain whay the ruins of this world are under water.
If you are interested, I have a link where you can find a picture with all the names in the english version. (They are just 300 names, and 50 of them are repeated). This link also have a japanese link where you can find the 300 names of the Japanese version. Here you have it: https://www.reddit.com/r/KHUx/comments/al9jbk/make_your_mark_names/
Considering what we learnt from KH3, I would put my bets that the new world will be... Scala ad Caelum.
Are you really surprised with this? Because I'm not. This new side game will have to give us answers to the mysteries that won't be solved on KH:UX. Also, if the new arc is going to be "Sora vs the 7 Deadlys Sins" as I suspected, first we wil have to bring Sora's back from whereever he is. Sora sacrified himself to save everyone at the end of KH-III, now they have to return him the favor.
If you mean the ending of my words in the previous post, I mean the worlds of the original stories from ALL Final Fantasy characters won't appear here. All characters of Square Enix that appear in Kingdom Hearts have similar but different lives in the universe of Kingdom Hearts. They are adapted to the universe of KH, while Disney's characters remain loyal to their original selves (at least, most of them, as an exception can be the Olympus Colisseum) until Sora intervines in their worlds.
Well, this technically proves I'm right. Except for the Olympus' Colisseum, they gather Lux from the worlds of the Princesses of Heart because, obviously, the Lux will be more abundant around these princesses.
Do you know where to find the Japanese list of names, by any chance?
Something interesting about the Unions. Well, what do you think of this?
I doubt it, characters from Final Fantasy lives in KH Universe, but with different lives. Tidus is a kid who lives at Destiny Islands and have Sora's same age. Leon, Cloud and others seem to come from Radiant Garden. So, using the real universes of their Final Fantasy games is out of the possibilities.
I know that part of the story, but this is why we see those worlds in particular. I mean, we could have Atlantica, Neverland, Halloween Town or any other, but we have this particular 6 worlds.
Well, you might call it "simple", but I believe is a way of not turning ourselves insane looking for complicated and crazy theories.
We all know how the way to enter in the world of a virtual reality (like Tron's Space Paranoids) or a datascape in possible in the universe of Kingdom Hearts. Well, based on this, I think I discovered a secret from the Secret Ending. What do you think?
I just noticed something that could link Kingdom Hearts 3 with KH:UX and give us an important clue about future adventures for Sora and company. Well, what do you think?
Moana is a clear and obvious candidate, because on her movie, she has to find the "Heart of Te Fiti". Not to mention her nature as a girl living on an island would make her be a good friend with Sora.
Yes, that's exactly what I mean!! I hope to be right. Now, about the other aspects of the endings, they always have some elements in common: 1º) It has characters that, for some reason, they have their faces hidden because they could reveal important information. For example: + "Another Side, Another Story": Roxas, who was Sora's Nobody. + "The Gathering"/"Birth by Sleep": Ventus, who looked just like Roxas. Aqua, who looked similar to Kairi. Terra, who shared similarities with Riku. And Vanitas, who looks just like Sora. 2º) It shows a new world, which usually represents the place where the climax for the next adventure will take place. This, however, doesn't stop Disney Worlds to appear. For example: + "Another Side, Another Story": The World that Never Existed. + "The Gathering"/"Birth by Sleep": The Keyblade Graveyard.
I have been anaylsing the mechanics of the Magic on some enemies, and I believe there are some errors with it. I can't avoid to compare the effects of the Magic as the effects of the Five Elements in asian culture, or even in Pokemon's mechanics. Let me explain them: So, what do you think?
