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Ansem's final fight in KH1, those light beams kept killing me, I couldn't get away. I actually slammed my PS2 controller so many times during it that sometimes buttons won't work.

Yeah, after trying to get the "Complete the 3rd course" trophy, or whatever it's called for 3 hours, I decided that the Gummi trophy wasn't worth it for me. I completed everything else in KHFM and that's good enough for me.

Behemoths and Wyverns in the 1000 Heartless Battle.

I'm assuming MX promised Braig a Keyblade and that's why he keeps following him, even though it's turned him into half of a Xehanort clone. But you do bring up a great point, he does seem very in control of himself, I've noticed this as well. I never thought of Braig as being the true villain, since there really isn't much about him before BBS we know about. I doubt that he would be though, considering how built up MX and his plans have been since BBS, but I wouldn't mind it since it seems like a great plot twist to me (much like Frozen's). Braig/Xigbar is a great character and I'm looking forward to fighting him in KH3 and whether he's the final boss or a boss along the way, it'll be a great battle.

I get that they are probably doing something extremely awesome for 2.5 and it will be well worth the wait. HOWEVER the reason why I'm getting annoyed is that the only news for the past, like, four months is: Re:Coded scenes are almost done Nomura got a cat Re:Coded scenes are done

Finally, I was waiting for Teal to put this up.All hail Big Momma Wilson!

Aye, sir!

It's quite simple, really. We kill the Batman. Or, you know, not mention the brush.

Ok thanks.

I've noticed that if I meld a R+ card with another card, I get a red message, along with a checkbox. Has anyone else seen this and knows what it means?

What if we can visit Wasteland like we do the 100 Acre Wood? In Epic Mickey 2's opening, Yen Sid shows Wasteland in a book, maybe parts of Wasteland can be pages we have to find, like the 100 Acre Wood. I don't see this being much of a minigame world though, I would actually like to fight the Blot or maybe Heartless covered in paint there. Not to mention we could restore Wasteland like in Epic Mickey, helping out Oswald, maybe getting a sweet Keyblade from it. I really want some reference to Oswald, and I think this would be amazing.

I noticed that when I saw Frozen. I am a huge Oswald fan so I was super happy when I saw him.

Interesting, like to sabotage one side, or maybe a darkness wants to fight with the light.

YAAAAAAAAAY!

1. When Xion found out she was a replica in Castle Oblivion, I'm assuming she also found out about Repliku. She probably wondered her connection to that replica, which is why she transformed into Riku in the cutscene. As for why the that scene was used, I figure it doesn't have much to do with memories but more of what that conversation represented: a struggle for an identity. Riku was trying discover who he truly was in that scene, as Xion was trying to do the same in her dream. 2. Roxas cried because, as explained in 3D, Nobodies can "grow" hearts. 3. Xemnas was attempting to complete the 13 darknesses, as per Xehanort's design. While it's clear Xemnas had Terra's memories as well as Xehanort's, Xehanort was the one in control of the body he and Terra shared. Making the Xehanort the powerful will for Xemnas to follow. 4. It was important because it showed far Riku was willing to go to help Sora.

Wow, it's been forever since I've watched Sailor Moon.

They really don't want to follow Xehanort's plan, but if they don't put up any defense, Xehanort will target the Princesses to forge the X-blade. I'm assuming that they're going to gather MORE than seven people to fight 13 beings of darkness, but among that army will be 7 chosen guardians of light, and when they clash with the 13 darknesses, the X-blade will be forged. Either way, the Keyblade War is inevitable, the X-blade will more than likely be forged, but the what they're trying to avoid is total destruction of all the worlds.

I see, I thought you meant that Sora's soul did not play are role in Namine's creation.

I see your points. However I have to point something out about Namine: Naminé emerged as Kairi's Nobody...but the body and soul necessary to exist as a Nobody belonged to Sora. This is from Secret Ansem Report 10, Namine was created from Kairi's heart, but from Sora's body and soul.

I didn't summarize the video, if that's what you're implying. And the reason why my theory was a long paragraph was to help people see where I was coming from. If I just put up random theories without any connection, it wouldn't make any sense,

What's wrong?

So HMK put up a new KH theory video today: Now, I'm not the biggest HMK fan, but I admit that this is an interesting theory considering besides the Ansem reports, there hasn't been really anything in the KH theory that talks about a soul. This video has actually reminded me of my own theory concerning a connection between Sora and Kingdom Hearts. Sora is an nontraditional Keyblade wielder as he was never passed the Power by a master like Riku and Kairi were. It's been said that Sora's ability to connect with other people, namely Keyblade wielders, that gives him the ability, but what if his ability comes from another source? The X-blade, the Key to opening the door to Kingdom Hearts, consists of two Kingdom Keys, the true form of Sora's Keyblade. The reason for this has not been explained, but since the X-blade is connected to Kingdom Hearts maybe the Kingdom Key is connected as well. IF Sora's ability comes from another source AND IF the Kingdom Key is connected to Kingdom Hearts, maybe Kingdom Hearts itself is what gave Sora the Kingdom Key. But why would Kingdom Hearts choose Sora to wield the Kingdom Key? I think it's because Sora represents Kingdom Hearts: a light shining through the darkness. Obviously Sora shined after he received the Keyblade, saving many worlds from the darkness, but before this? Sora, before KH1, was in Riku's shadow. Sora was weaker than Riku and he always tried to break out of his shadow by beating Riku in races and fights. And it was this determination that allowed Sora to shine in a different way than Riku, to shine through the shadow. Sora received the Kingdom Key from Kingdom Hearts because he the embodiment of Kingdom Hearts: a light in the darkness. Tell me what you all think!

Oh my god X'D Why was that so funny? Berry as Riku, I'm dead, I am so dead.

I'm glad this is a joke, I was afraid it was serious. HMK has put out some pretty far fetched theories, in my opinion at least.

I get that, but usually there's a butterfly effect when dealing with time. What if one thing happened that wasn't supposed to, not by purpose but accident? The course of that timeline would be different than the current one in some way. I guess a different way of putting it would be a different dimension or something that possessed an alternate time line form the "current" one.