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So Pirates of the Caribbean did? Anyway, Cinderella did have a villain, one of Disney's best villains in fact. The step mother, or did you forget about her? Besides, Those other three movies have no real plot and throwing Heartless and Nobodies into the mix won't help that. I could see Sora donning spandex and getting out there with Mr. Incredible and battling Syndrome.

This scares me...

HELL NO! NO! NO POCAHONTAS! THAT WAS DISNEY'S #1 WORST MOVIE EVER! THAT MOVIE WAS SO AWFUL THAT I STILL WEEP WITH THE MEMORY OF IT! I BEGGED MY PARENTS TO FIND A WAY TO ERASE MY MEMORY BECAUSE OF THAT AWFUL FILM! And that's not even getting into the historical inaccuracy! What the Hell would Sora do in the Three Caballeros or Lady and the Tramp? They don't even have a villain! The only 2d I can think of that they might be able to pull off is Ichabod Crane and Mr. Toad. And what's with the hate against the Disney/Pixar movies? I enjoyed Toy Story, The Incredibles, Up, and many more.

Still waiting for The Incredibles in a KH game.

That meme just blew my mind.

I'm pretty much in the same boat. Beyond that, no one knows what in the world I'm talking about. Not Kingdom Hearts, no Final Fantasy, not even Pokémon!

For me it was DDD. There was Xemnas, there was Ansem SOD, there was the original Xehanort and there was Riku being a dream eater the whole time but no one knew until the end. Xion and Roxas and Namine showing up at the end and dumping a bunch of crap on Sora. Riku got to be a keyblade master, I could go on for a while.

This made me laugh.

WHY?! WHY MUST THESE THINGS BE TRUE?!

Time is a strange thing in the Realm of Darkness. There is no "time" as we understand it there. Or at least, people in the Realm of Darkness don't age. Anyway, Aqua probably did just roam around beating up Heartless and surviving on Shadow Legs...Tastes like Chicken!

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Aren't we all such 'special' people here?

If it's KH music, I'm good!

I like the way it ended up. It is on multiple platforms, but each game was made for a specific platform. KH 1&2 and RE:COM were made for the PS2, BBS was for the PSP, Days and Re: Coded were on the DS, and DDD was made for the 3DS. If KH were made for Xbox, PS2, Game cube and so on, it would have probably suffered in the quality department a lot and thus have less fans overall.

It's not bad, but the CG could use a little work in how it interacts with the rest of the world around it.

OK, I had one when I was four or five years old. It was basically one of those old puppet shows where everything is on the end of wires and I was flying around on a Frisbee while dodging black clouds and thunderbolts and some houses Twister to Oz style. Then I woke up, but the weird part was my eyes were stuck shut, so the nightmare continued for some reason. Eventually my parents found me and used some eye drops to open my eyes and end the nightmare.

MAJOR FACEPALM!

This is why I don't have a facebook or twitter or anything like that and I always use fake names and such. GO PARANOID PEOPLE!

That's hard to say, since I love all the KH games to pieces, but if I had to choose... It's a tie between Re: Coded, DDD, and KH2 I don't know why, but I enjoyed Re: Coded a lot with its innovated gameplay that always kept you on edge and a story line that a lot of people underappreciate. I also love some of the commands you can get for your Deck. I loved DDD from the first moment I started playing it and it gave us all such a mind screwing. Mind screws are probably my favorite part of KH in general. The worlds were awesome and so were the commands. KH2 introduced Drive forms. I could stop there, but it also had a great plot with Organization XIII constantly messing around with everyone, getting to play as Roxas for a time (The Axle/Roxas battle before Sora wakes up one of my favorites) and the siege of Hallow Bastion.

Personally, I think Sonic Heroes was the equivalent of Sonic Adventure 3. So in that respect, I'd rather have a Sonic Heroes 2.

Given the likely choices of plot that could be made, I'd say it might even be three times as long as KH2 plus the length of 3D. As for the combat system. I personally say, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. Kingdom Hearts 1 and 2 raised the Hack 'n' Slash to an art form. While I wouldn't be opposed to KH3 having a command deck, I'd rather it be more like KH 1&2's style.

I don't doubt that for a second. But on the other hand, I'm extremely happy that I will finally be able to fight Mushroom XIII and 'unknown' *CoughXemnasCough* and other things. I really need to find a way to learn Japanese.

Fair point. Eventually I'll have to write an original story and then when people %$#&@ about it I can...well, I probably can't say what I'd do to them. Still think OCs should at least be given a small chance. Isn't that what America's about? /Shot/

I forgot to mention before, but there are the 'Out of Character' characters. It's basically changing a 'real' character's personality for the purposes of your story. This can be anywhere from 'he's basically the same' to 'WHO IS HE?!'. For whatever reason, the fanfic stigma for OOC is a lot less than what it is for OCs. Then there's the 'Misplaced Character' or MC. These are 'real' characters that have been given a new role. For example, if Sora was Kairi's brother or something. Or maybe it was Riku who washed up on Destiny islands. I don't think I've ever heard anyone complain about this type of story. Now that I think about it and how both these fanfictions can be just as crappy, if not more so, than the ones with OCs, WHY DO OCs GET THE BRUNT OF THE GRIEF?! Can anyone tell me why?!

I am slightly wounded from your remarks about most fanfics sucking, but the majority of them probably do suck and might is most likely among them. Of course, I could be self hating...CURSE YOU PSYCOLOGY 101!!!! Anyway, OC characters aren't an inherently bad thing, it just it has been done far too many times in awful ways and it just seems to make everyone angsty about them. If I had been writing my story ten years ago, most people probably wouldn't be complaining about having an OC. Personally, I'm willing to give any OC a chance, but that's just me. As far as the OCs themselves go, I find that I really enjoy three types when they're pulled off well. Type 1) This OC is like what Dracozombie used. An additional character that has been with the 'real' characters from the beginning and has grown up with them and so on. Type 2) This OC has absolutely no contact with the canon characters, but his or her story takes place in the same universe. If you stop and think about it, the Star Wars books are littered with these kinds of OCs. Type 3) These OCs are extremely tricky, but can be very rewarding. This OC has a purpose beyond the canon story. Think of it like Kingdom Hearts. Sora could be considered an OC in any of the worlds he visits and he interacts with the main characters, but his purpose is above and beyond any of their in-world canon. The few I have seen have been executed in a very similar fashion with the OC moving between the universes of different series in crossover type stories.