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Re:Code Walkthrough: And after defeating him, you'll be savagely attacked by a cutscene. Me: O_O

Gee... I had never played a KH game before, and I think I just witnessed Riku's Dark Aura... Oh, cr-.

Gee... I had never played a KH game before, and I think I just witnessed Riku's Dark Aura... Oh, cr-.

Although a Heart may seem distant, every person is said to have one. So within ourselves we bear the strength to either obliterate our Darkness or embrace it. What shall be the choice we make? Each of us is tasked with that. Regardless of our choice, we will always and solely be the possessors if a Heart. Everything alive has a Heart. We cannot deny it.

Xehanort, get out of my cellphone. NOW.

What the flame, my browser keeps popping up results for Marluxia every time I Google Zexion.

And half an hour after getting my animated thingy... I uninstalled it. I simply don't get that cheapy old thing... I'll stick to drawing for a while.

LOL. I just got myself an animation software to fool around with my drawings, and I can't stop laughing. I have no idea why. I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING>

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Okay... It's really weird. Why does everyone's profile picture suddenly have sunglasses?

Light and Darkness most coexist within the Heart. Such is it's nature.

Light is clarity. Clarity aids us in the pursue of knowledge. Darkness is obscurity. The lack of knowledge. So light and darkness must coexist, so that we do not lack knowledge but continue the quest to find it...?

I'm sympathizing with Young Xehanort and Riku. THIS WORLD IS JUST TOO SMALL.

If a Nobody has no heart, then why are the called noBODIES? The same goes for the Heartless, if they're the hearts consumed by darkness, then why heartLESS? Just thinking.

If light and darkness coexist in the heart, yet only darkness consumes, what is the purpose of light? To protect? To ensure whatever remains of the person lost endures? If nothing can be done to save a heart from darkness nor can light truly aid, then neither truly have a purpose for their existence. The fire of darkness is as a war: easy to start, yet strenuous to finish.