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I have died.

Maybe I'll try this out.

I don't know why you're taking this random guy's opinion as if it holds any merit, but okay. Sure.

Eh, even then, I feel like Sora should mature beyond KHII. He needs to be closer to Roxas, though without the angst.

I've only played The Last Hope and I barely remember anything from it. What I know from my own personal research into the series is that, like the above posters said, it's a sci-fi RPG series that's (usually) set in an anthology format, kind of like FF. Most games, save one, are completely separate from the other and focus on new characters. And yeah, there's an amount of dialogue choices and even a relationship system in I believe every game since the second one, so it's kind of like a JRPG Mass Effect. Also, the timeline of the games is kind of confusing. The first three games are set two years apart from each other, then the fourth game takes place 400 years into the future, then the fifth game is a prequel to everything and now the newest game takes place between between the second and fourth one at some point.

Writing Sora like an idiot.

But OP!! It's F L A S H Y ! ! !

I like the way you think!

Ugh, 3AM here. I want it nooooww

I WANT ME SOME DUCKTALES

"RIIIIIIKUUUUUU!!!!" There, I just saved you having to play seven games.

#TeamJJJ

KH1, no questions. Some people have argued that Sora was bland in the first game and he didn't really gain a personality until KHII, but I think those people are confusing bland with realistic. In KHII, Sora's most obvious personality traits (his kindness, naivete and mischievousness) were exaggerated, sometimes for the pure sake of comedy. Story-wise, I think the explanation for this is due to Donald and Goofy's influence rubbing off on Sora, making him cartoon-ish, but in doing so it seems they robbed the character of his critical thinking skills. In KH1, his personality was much more grounded. He could be naive, but never at the sake of his intelligence. This isn't as evident in KHII, although KHII does play around with Sora being simple-minded for the same of comedy, but in Dream Drop Distance, they go the full nine yards with it and seem to treat Sora like an absolute buffoon. I realize that DDD is a complicated story but how many times can Sora honestly forget he's in the dream worlds before it gets to be a little ridiculous? He seems to get lost in thought trying to work things out, I guess, and it costs him numerous times. (Quorra gets attacked by Rinzler and Sora just stands there, thinking to himself) It almost even seems like the writers realized this themselves because they wrote Data Sora, who was based off of KH1 Sora, the same way he was written in the first game. Naive, simple-minded, but not stupid. (at least until the 2.5 cutscenes, in which they continued to make him stupid) Hopefully, they emphasized Sora's (lack of) intelligence to make players feel smart since DDD was decently complex, so in KHIII they'll finally bring Sora back full circle to something closer to KHII, at least. At least in KHII, Sora's character made sense to be the way it was and he still felt like an evolution of the character from the first game, but DDD seemed to both regress and evolve it by making him more dumb yet also having him become a better character by moving past his formerly wrong assumptions that the Nobodies were evil monsters with no hearts. The point is, don't make Sora dumb just to create contrived scenes where he spends some alone time with Xemnas in an abandoned orange control ship.

It's also possible he could be confusing recording lines for KHIII with lines for the Re:Coded 2.5 cutscenes and possibly even 2.8's 0.2 A Fragmentary Passage. I don't doubt that he's done recordings for KHIII, but he may be lumping all of his recording sessions together as if they're all part of KHIII when he could just have them confused.

I like the music.

It's not the concept, but the characters and the jokes, that appeal to people. Whether you share their opinions is entirely up to you.

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DON'T CHANGE A THING

He's an anime boy from the Future Diary series.

HE'S GOT A WEAPON! PUT THE CAR DOWN, SIR! STEP AWAY FROM THE VEHICLE, YOU ARE UNDER. ARREST!!

Unchained X should have released last year.

1.) I meant 'game', not series. Obviously we've seen live-action worlds before. I understand what Isamu said and I still stand by what I said. I'm indifferent to it, but I wouldn't say they'd never have worlds based on live-action remakes of animated films. 2.)

Never say never, Papa. (although I'm indifferent about whether they should or not, anyway) I honestly don't know if we can expect a live-action film to appear in this series. It may be that the Square team might feel that, due to the upgrade in technology, that a live-action world is too ambitious. Or, given the high likelihood of Pixar films being included on top of the Animated Canon, they might simply not have any room. All I can say is if they plan on including a live-action film in KHIII, I'd personally love to see one of the Pirates sequels appear purely to have a boss fight against Davy Jones. A world based on one of the first two Chronicles of Narnia movies would be awesome as well, although I'm not sure how feasible it would be. Ooh, ooh! Or we could get a world based off of National Treasure and have Nicholas Cage as a party member!

Which is a shame because FOX will never follow-up on what Deadpool started.