Master Eraqus
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Hmm... If I had to pick, it would have to be when I convinced my geography teacher to show us this really funny video about global warming I found on YouTube. -
Oops. Sorry, my mistake. I misread that.
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Yeah, but in the video, the Player isn't dual wielding Keyblades. He's wielding a Keyblade and what seems to be an ethereal blade. If one must dual wield two Keyblades (both wielding and summoning the Keyblades), s/he must have two Keyblade wielders' hearts, as with the case of Sora and Roxas who both have/had Ventus' hearts. Now we can go around this by simply having one giving his/her Keyblade to someone else physically, an example being when Sora takes Riku's Keyblade and dual wields against Xemnas.
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It's not an issue. I'm just saying that if DDD on the PS4 is running at 60 fps, then why wouldn't the others run at 60 fps?
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Considering DDD on 2.8 is running in 60 fps on the PS4, I don't see why KH3 wouldn't do the same on PS4 and Xbox One. I'm not really one for PC gaming much. I prefer using consoles, so I'm indifferent towards a PC port. EDIT: PC port? Sure, why not?
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From worst (or in my case, least best) to best: Day 2 Day 5 Day 1 Day 4 Day 3 Day 6
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It was really just the camera angle and I think the focus was the fact that Lea got a Keyblade.
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http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/kingdomhearts/images/e/e3/Lea's_Keyblade_KH3D.png/revision/latest?cb=20150119172823
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Same here. What makes more sense? They are able to grow hearts or they pretend to have hearts? Yeah, cause Larxene's attitude was something you could pretend. -_-
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It's not really much of a surprise considering there's been a drought for KH3 news and/or trailers. It will probably go back up the ranks this December.
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I think it's safe to assume that the Keyblade Graveyard and Daybreak Town are the same world. Since the Daybreak Town is the only world that exists before the Keyblade War and the graveyard is the result of said war, the Keyblade Graveyard is what was left of Daybreak Town after the war. Kind of depressing when you think about it. A peaceful world, with an inviting name, ending up as a deserted wasteland. I mean seeing Radiant Garden with its beauty befor it became Hollow Bastion was one thing, but this is just... wow.
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I never said Xehanort would let them. He obviously wouldn't it. I'm saying that we don't even know if they have to find him. As I stated twice, the Key to Return Hearts is most likely going to be the key item to return Terra. And once again, we don't know exactly what happened to Terra. It could be the two theories I mentioned before or something else.
Well, to find and/or get back Terra, it all really depends on what happened to him after the destruction/'death' of Ansem SOD and Xemnas. This could fall under these two popular theories: Xehanort has returned as Terra-Xehanort, but Xehanort's heart has changed its form to look like old Master Xehanort. Master Xehanort and Terra reformed into two separate beings instead of Terra-Xehanort. With the case of the second theory, it's possible that if/when Terra reformed, he was still a vessel for Xehanort due to his body being Xemnas. Either way, that's another topic for discussion. With that said, the Key to Return Hearts will most likely help with Terra's return. And when I think about it, it might not be until the final battle in KH3 and the Lingering Will could simply count as a Guardian o Light.
That doesn't mean he won't be eventually. Heck, maybe the Lingering Will could count as a Guardian of Light. Considering the game of chess in the KH3 trailer from E3 2015 definitely holds some symbolism with the... uhm... symbols, Terra will probably be one of the Guardians of Light. Yes, Xehanort stated he has Terrra but that doesn't mean he'll hold on to him forever. The Key to Return Hearts will most likely help or be the cause for his return.
Yeah, with a chibi game like Chi to have a tiny detail like that be changed, it's pretty much proof that there are two coats. Now here's my theory on this matter: The zipper in Back Cover looks like the one in the second image, the image of Luxu, the 6th apprentice/foreteller. Nomura has confirmed (and has no reason to lie to us) that the black-hooded figure we see in the 2.8 trailer is the Master of Masters. He has also confirmed that the Master of Masters is pretty 'cheerful' and even gives nicknames to the Foretellers, which pretty much matches the attitude of the hooded figure in the 2.8 trailer. With that said, we still see the 'same' (more similar really) zipper in the scene with Luxu. So, my theory I still stands that Luxu has possessed the Master of Masters body, the one which has the zipper in the 2nd and 3rd image. So, if my theory is true, the Unicornis Foreteller speaks with the Master of Masters who is yet in possession in the trailer, while later on in the story, he is taken over by Luxu, maybe by force or possibly willingly.
It's there because gameplay-wise, the Mysterious Tower was part of Twilight Town. But considering in Dream Drop Distance it gets its own title animation, it's its own world.
I don't think they're actually connected. I think the train was simply a vessel that is able to travel the Lanes Between, such as the Gummi Ship or Captain Hook's ship. I have a feeling it's not meant to travel very far and would be convenient to travel from Twilight Town to the Mysterious Tower since they are both In-Between worlds. EDIT: Also, I think I'd like to see the train again in Kingdom Hearts 3 as a nice callback to Kingdom Hearts 2 but also being another mode of transportation besides the Gummi Ship or what other form we might use in Kingdom Hearts 3. It could be like how in Kingdom Hearts 2 you could travel from Twilight Town to The World That Never Was via the dark portal and Data-Twilight Town but you could also travel to them separately with the Gummi Ship.
I've believed that Master Ava is Kairi's grandmother for a long time, ever since we got that update when Master Ava first spoke. The way she acts and what she wishes for the dandelions is very similar to Kairi's grandmother's story. Not only that, but I once translated Ava through multiple website, just to be sure, and not only does it mean folk/fairy tale (like the story), but it literally also translates to, and I'm not kidding, grandmother.
Well, may the best person win. *hand shake*
True. It may be possible that some of the Foretellers joined the dandelions; the children who rebuilt the world. If this is the case, my bet is at least Ava (Vulpeus Foreteller) joined them.
Hmm... This sounds like a theory I made a few hours a go, except reversed. Hmm... suspicious.
