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CHARACTER SHEET Somebody Name: Connor Nobody Name: Xemon* Age before becoming a Nobody: 23 Age of being a Nobody: 3 years Appearance: Tall, compactly built, with shoulder length black hair and green eyes. Weapon(s) Type: He collects weaponry, as well as other enchanted materials not normally considered weapons. He is always seeking out new items to use. They are not commonly used however. His primary weapon is a short sword. Weapon(s) Name: He has no name for his weapon. Weapon(s) Appearance: A short sword, the blade being approximately .5 meters. Its handle is wooden, with a hollow on either side where a stone may go, each stone being the base of an enchantment cast on it. At present it has a diamond inset to make it effectively unbreakable, and another of obsidian giving it an element of darkness, sufficient to combat both normal opponents (Somebodies) and atypical (Heartless, Nobodies, Unversed, etc.) Weapon's Ability(s): Varies based on what combination of stones used, various items granting abilities similar to their attributes. However he very rarely removes the diamond, as he does not wish to risk the destruction of the weapon. Personal Ability(s): No abnormal abilities, he is in excellent condition both physically and mentally however. Personality: He is deeply mistrustful of strangers, and generally avoids contact with others. He tends to hold certain truths out, allowing others to draw their own (faulty) conclusions. If he does grow to trust someone, he will do anything within his power to assist them, provided it does not run contrary to his own purpose. Bio: He was orphaned shortly before turning 16, his father unknown and his mother killed in an accident, the exact details unknown. He comes from a bleak and desolate desert city, which was in a state of constant war with a neighbour. As soon as his mother died he was taken to be trained for two years, and then sent out on a five-year tour of duty. He displayed brilliant tactical skill, becoming the leader of his squad when the commander was killed in action. Upon returning home, he was informed he was to be promoted, leading several platoons for his next engagement. Before this could happen however, the world was overrun by Heartless, and their weapons could do little good against them. His world was destroyed, and he came to in the Library of Hollow Bastion. Finding it unoccupied he spent almost a year there, reading about the worlds, methods of travel, Ansem’s research notes, enchantments, whatever he could find of use. He lived off the food that he stole from the city that was being rebuilt, and one year to the day since he arrived, he cobbled together enough gummi pieces to make a crude ship. He spent several months in Gummi space, subsisting off potions and improving his Ship. Shortly after the end of KH II he arrived on The World That Never Was. Heread through what files he could access, and took his Nobody name, Xemon, from Nemo, Nobody. He divorced himself completely from his past, and refuses to discuss it. He also learned of the Keyblade wielders’ shocking strength, sufficient to defeat those phenomenally powerful Nobodies. He decided then, to collect items from the worlds to use in his inevitable battle with the Keyblade’s Chosen. He downloaded all the data he could into his ship He has so far collected:Small quantities of the Shrinking and Growing solutions (Wonderland)The Queen’s Magic Mirror (Snow White) a collection of same’s potions, largely poisons of varying sorts, but the occasional antidote, and the ingredients for potions, elixirs, etc. (having no magic of his own he has no use for ethers) Pixie Dust (Neverland) and seeks other items, most notably the Trident (Atlantica) and Jafar’s lamp, but also the TRON program, Beast’s Rose (to study), and Aztec Gold (Port Royal). 8/10 depending on who’s involved

In the clip where Aqua meets DiZ she walks up to him on the coast, for whatever reason she wasn't just sitting on the beach waiting to be rescued, so when Sora and Riku appeared Aqua was elsewhere. Though this does raise the question of why they didn't encounter DiZ/Ansem, assuming it's the same portion of the beach.

Ta-kay does not rhyme with pie.

Jung Test Results Introverted (I) 85.71% Extroverted (E) 14.29% Sensing (S) 57.58% Intuitive (N) 42.42% Thinking (T) 77.42% Feeling (F) 22.58% Judging (J) 80.77% Perceiving (P) 19.23% Your type is: ISTJ ISTJ - "Trustee". Decisiveness in practical affairs. Guardian of time- honored institutions. Dependable. 11.6% of total population. Enneagram Test Results The Enneagram is a personality system which divides the entire human personality into nine behavioral tendencies, this is your score on each... Type 1 Perfectionism |||||||||||||||| 66% Type 2 Helpfulness |||||||||| 40% Type 3 Image Awareness || 10% Type 4 Individuality |||||||||||| 50% Type 5 Rationality |||||||||||||||||||| 83% Type 6 Cautiousness |||||||||||| 50% Type 7 Adventurousness |||| 20% Type 8 Aggressiveness |||||||||| 33% Type 9 Calmness |||||||||||| 50% type score type behavior motivation 5 25 I must be knowledgeable to survive. 1 20 I must be perfect and good to survive. 4 15 I must be unique/different to survive. 6 15 I must be secure and safe to survive. 9 15 I must maintain peace/calm to survive. Your main type is Type 5 Your variant stacking is spsosx

Granted, it is so concise Kingdom Hearts I is 5 minutes long, and no further games exist, I wish for sealing wax.

Who said we are?

I thought it was more of "Master Yen Sid lives in a magical offshoot of Twilight Town!?"

Luxord has standards higher than that of a gerbil.

I will punch my fate in the throat, tie it up, drop it into the abyssal plain, then crash a meteor onto it if it even thinks about this.

This.Is. Not. I don't care if Nomura says it happened. I don't care if it's carved into a granite slab and sent by cherubim.

This. Is. Not.

It's a simple game. The first poster comes up with something that there is one of in the Kingdom Hearts Universe, the second poster something that there is two of, or comes in twos. But it can't be anything about our universe. For example, if we were doing this for Harry Potter, you could say two wands with Fawkes' feathers, but not two parts to the Deathly Hallows films. It starts easy, but wait until you have to find things that come in twenty-threes.

I have just finished the first Asassin's Creed. Super impressive huh?

Xemnas versus Meow-Wows

OK, then I rescind that counter-argument.

Maybe journal entries for Riku and/or Mickey? Trying to be realistic here.

But how much control did Barrie have in casting? He wrote what happened, but it's possible he had nothing to do with choosing the role to be filled by a female.

I think it's just a game, Peter Pan is the head of the lost boys, and Wendy is the only girl. It's their role in relation to their lost boys more than to each other represented there. That only shows that Wendy is getting more of Pan's attentions than Tinkerbell wants. Whether it is romantic or not, he does spend time with Wendy, which Tink does not like. Those are choices by Wendy. I don't believe they are requested, so she is telling love stories, he is independent of this. As the only female, and the nurturing individual, this is a role she fills. This simply means he has found someone to fill this role, it says nothing about his views about the "mother" He wanted someone to fill that role He does care about real relationships, he has a strong bond to the lost boys. He doesn't want serious relationships,only fun ones. See above But if it wasn't so in the novel, than this evidence is others' interpretations rather than evidence either way This is the one I think most accurate, Peter understands there's something he is supposed to and to some extent does like about girls, but he doesn't want to give up his freedom of childhood.

Granted, but it gets all the answers wrong. I wish it would stop precipitating.

Granted *wish is crushed by troll* I wish for infinite knowledge, and infinite capacity to recall without mental strain or madness.

Random Fact: You nostrils' efficiency fluctuates throughout the day.

Says who?

I am me, nobody else.

I agree with your assessment, but disagree with your solution. I really like Nomura's work,and think that he's the best choice for what we have going on in the KHverse. The problem is the story has gotten too convoluted with misunderstandings, miscommunications and plain lies. For instance in KH I Sora is THE Keyblade Master, and it's implied there is only one Keyblade (or two, right at the end) At this point we know Sora is not a Keyblade Master, there are many of them, wielded by many individuals, Sora wields a special Keyblade, nut so do Xion and Roxas, and Ven can too. Also Keyblades are actually copies of the X-Blade, which has its own murky history. The series doesn't need Nomura to stop controlling it, it needs a reboot. Like comics, KH didn't have enough of its plain laid out, The Vanitas-Sora connection only happened because a voice actor was tired of sounding nice! So now as they keep expanding they have to try and either ignore or handwave the contradictions. It's not that I object to some level of miscommunication, Leon and co. thinking there's only one Keyblade in KH I is fine, they don't know much about it. But when Hades encounters the Keyblade three times and never remembers what it can do, the chronology needs to be cleaned up.

Early belated-birthday wishes!