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So sudden, and he was in some new episodes of "'Cyberchase'" a couple months ago. So solemn . . . . I'm certain Sora shares my shock, too.

I am wondering why the early 1990s show, "Goof Troop", wasn't on the list? That would have been my pick. I can picture Max trying to help Sora's Team in an original plotline set in an alternate KH Universe. Who knows? Maybe that is what is coming up in the next saga. (Remember -- simply because a lot of people cannot see it happening doesn't mean it's impossible!!)

So, I have installed Pinnacle Studio 14 Ultimate -- the same program I have been using for the last ten years to make KH AMVs -- onto my latest computer, a Windows 10 PC system. I still have a usable product key to activate it, and it accepts that key when I install the program. The program installs well and starts the way it is supposed to. Then, I try to insert the KH Clips from my Videos Library folder into the studio's timeline to start a new project. Yet, instead of having the clips place directly into the timeline, I keep getting this popup message: "In order to ensure studio 14 has the latest components you must activate mpeg-4 encoding/decoding now. Activation is free, fast and easy." It shows two options: the first lets me activate that plugin, the second does not. I clicked the first option, and all it does is redirect to a screen to buy Pinnacle Studio 25 for $80.00 TO $120.00. If I select the second option, then the program closes out the popup message and continues to refuse to let me insert anything into the timeline at all (audio, clips, titles, sound effect, etc.) unless I choose the first option. I don't have that kind of money to spend on a program I already can use aside from this problem, and it's clear that the company lied to me in the popup message it gave me about being "free, fast and easy" if it won't let me use the registered product I already have installed without buying a more recent version. Is there any way to resolve this problem without having to buy the whole program all over again? If not, then my AMV-making days are finished; I don't have the time to learn a whole new video-making program anymore. Please help!! =(

Of this lot, I like both "Final Fantasy VII" and "Fantasy VIII" the most. I voted for "Final Fantasy VIII" because I truly like its soundtrack more than the other one.

Thank you. I have considered screenshotting them. I haven't played "Kingdom Hearts X Dark Road" yet since I was busy finishing the storyline of "Kingdom Hearts X Union Cross".

The elephant // heffalump is Lumpy. He first appeared in Disney's "'Pooh's Heffalump Movie (2005)'".

I voted for KH1 because John Fiedler, one of my favorite actors, reprised his role as Piglet in it. Yet, I like them all for different reasons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3URH8qVNhLk

It would be either "Enchanted (2007)" or "Mary Poppins (1964)". Here's another vote for "Mary Poppins (1964)",

Actually, the last battle of "Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days" was Roxas V.S. Riku. That showdown was at Memory's Skyscraper in The World That Never Was. The "Final" Worlds are the locations where the absolute last showdown takes place.

The End of The World is my favorite. The main reason is because, back in KH1, the storyline was much more simple. The danger felt very real, especially knowing that, if Sora, Donald Duck, and Goofy had failed to stop Ansem, The Seeker of Darkness, it would have meant the end of all the worlds. Plus, the music was a remix of the Awakening theme, making the atmosphere feel like this was it and Sora's calling was about to be fulfilled. The Keyblade Graveyard is my second favorite. The main reason is due to its desolate environment, and, in particular, the ominous music indicating the location as the last battles to come. The World That Never Was is next. The main reason being the dark, stormy atmosphere combined with deserted streets and a towering castle. Knowing that castle was the stronghold of Organization XIII, it indicated this was the last step to defeating Xehanort's Nobody in KH2. In KH3D, the music is even more intense, marking the seriousness of what Sora and Riku had gotten themselves into -- (Xehanort's deception and trap). Scala Ad Calem is my least favorite since there is not much to explore aside from the final battles. True, that might have been updated with "KH3 Remind", yet I still do not have access to that DLC. I also found its music the least ominous of all the final worlds.

So, did anyone else notice one of Sora's poses in the first cutscene at Master Yen Sid's tower seems to sort of resemble a swastika? I doubt it was intentional, yet what do you think?

Naminé is my favorite. She is the sweetest and most gentle of the female protagonists in KH. She reminds me a little of myself. Kairi is a Very close second.

I enjoy them all a LOT!! I like "'Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream, Drop, Distance'" because of its fun, yet dark, story and it contains one of my favorite Disney movies. I like "'Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days'" because I connect so well with Roxas and I enjoyed seeing what took place while Sora was asleep between KH CoM and KH2. I like "'Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep'" because it was the first KH game I could play on a game system my brother did not own. I also enjoyed its long storyline, new, intense battle music, likable characters, and dark, emotional ending. Yet, I voted for "'Kingdom Hearts RE: Coded'" since it is a rather overlooked game with playful gameplay and brilliant artwork. Many of you might not know this: that game had a very shiny and playful cover artwork.

I cannot vote since I like all of them except "'Face My Fears'"!! I did not get into that one like I did the others.

Yes!! Yes, they are!! They are the Classic Disney Trio!!