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Or the housekeeper could be the final battle but it wouldn't be combative. She'd trap Sora in her jars as she did Arietty's mother and you'd have to use specific magic or quick button pressing sequences to get out. So almost like the Tigger game in The Hundred Acre Wood in KH1. I know there should be a more direct objective as well but I can't think of what it would be. Valid point about the Disney/Ghibli relationship, that should be common sense that Disney doesn't have exclusive rights to Ghibli material. With that in mind I doubt it's possible for SE to use it.

All of my flaws in one way or another are an extension of my social abilities. 1. I'm overly honest and outspoken. My honesty is very raw with absolutely no added sugar or preservatives which results in a disrespectful tone though that is far from the intention and I have a habit of giving my feedback when it's inappropriate of me to. 2. I can be one-dimensionally minded. Sometimes it takes a push to help me see multiple possibilities or a possibility at all where I perceive one as absent. I'm creative but can handicap myself by treating a given situation as hopeless when one method isn't working out. A lot of the time though this only appears to be happening when in actuality I'm trying to get out of something I'm uncomfortable with, usually as a bus route I've never taken before. That's not right, I have to try it in order to learn and get used to it. 3. Verbally, I'm a social flutterby. I have trouble initiating a conversation and keeping one going. I'm terrible at thinking on my feet and as a result can be incohesive. I've also been scolded for following certain rules of etiquette such as a year or two ago when I didn't say anything when I wasn't able to get my best friend a gift for her birthday. She didn't care about not getting a gift from me but felt it strange for me not to have said anything while in the presence of two other friends who each presented her with one. This isn't a conscious thing, I just tend to make the incorrect assumption that something like that is a given to those who know me well or just not have a clear notion of certain rules. When one does come to mind, I certain will act on it. 4. As a result of both #2 and #3, I don't take as much initiative to work towards a goal such as applying for jobs and learning to drive as I know I need to. My mother and my stepfather are both people who need to be nagged to get something done a lot of the time and that directly challenges my weakness. My desires are strong, I just let my social issues bind me. 5. I get jealous easily and tend to be a bitch when I am. 6. I can annoy easily at "spilt milk". These are all things, I know I need to change and am already improving on some of them.

Ugh, that is correct. It's been a while since I've addressed this so I'd forgotten the details. BTW, Shulk I know the feeling, when it happened to my Silver, I didn't even know it could, I hadn't even turned it on in MONTHS and that cartridge had all my valuables on it.

I concur, this was my initial assumption as well, but it does sound more like you are referring to the school band, which makes far more sense. Awesomeness. Kingdom Hearts barely existed when I was in high school. As mentioned already, several times, there isn't a video present but I'd love to view it.

If it's Silver or Gold, they have a glitch in their batteries so they don't last as long. My Silver lasted 7 years but I might have just been lucky.

This sums up precisely why a remake could be worth it. An expansion of the worlds (I.E: Adding Christmas Town and The Underworld to KH1's Halloween Town and OC and adding/beefing up the roles of unused or underused villains such as Gaston) and the PoH storylines couldn't hurt.

Preciesly. FYI, I've made some adjustments to my first two posts because I realize I might have been a tad more close-minded than necessary and wanted to add a few elaborations to explainations.

Atlantis is another one that took a ridiculous amount of time to come to mind! I'd love an Atlantis world!

Not substantially, in the case of Lady and the Tramp while Aunt Sara and the siamese cats display cruelty towards the protagonists, their roles are brief and don't impact the overall story. In fact, Sara might not have actually been cold hearted, her reaction to the rat suggested that she was merely being paranoid that Lady was a safety risk to the baby, which the cats setting her up to appear destructive didn't help with. The rat isn't even a character, it's a cameo, a plot device. With Aristocats, I guess I just don't see the strength or sense in a rich woman leaving her estate to her cats let alone the butler's hatred being towards domestic animals. I love animals, I have two dogs and a cat but I just don't see it fitting with the theme of KH. If something like that was plausible why have they not used Cruella De Vil, considering that they used the Dalmatians in the first game? Then why was Sora transformed into a lion in the Pridelands in KHII? Shrinking him may be plausible for The Great Mouse Detective or a Bug's Life, that I'll grant, I but if we're going to entertain the notion of using Lady and the Tramp and Aristocats, you have to look at it in retrospect. Sora is portrayed as being unable to verbally communicate with four-legged animals in human form. We see this with the Dalmatian quest in KHI and once again the Pridelands in KHII. Or are you suggesting the non-communicative/narrative concept the Dalmatian thing used? Now that could be interesting. I'm aware of this but, at least some worlds in 3D strayed from the initial portrayals and incorporated KH into the film storylines instead of the other way around. I'd love an original adaption of HOND in KHIII with an elaborated use of Frollo as a member of Maleficent's council. OMG, I can't believe I didn't think of Brother Bear! I support it!

Not nearly as horrendous as he is in CoM FM. I've done that battle at least half a dozen times and I can't defeat him. That firetrucking Dark Aura! He's a bitch with that thing, he'd even make sure to do it while I was reloading! Xehanort is my favorite villain, he has such an intriuging backstory.

Yeah, I'll admit this year didn't feel right to me either. That would be a pretty rushed job would it not?

I didn't perceive myself as being negative just realistic. I'm quite the creative soul, but at times, my mind can be a bit one-dimensional, something I've been trying to change. It can take a push for me to see more than one possibility, or one period where seemingly absent. I've seen the film but once, maybe twice myself, the last time being more than a year ago (there was almost a third time with my best friend but I was only able to provide it from Comcast On Demand and she refused to watch it in English, she hates dubs, she thinks they ruin the characters). From what I can recall though the housekeeper wanted to expose the borrowers simply to prove she wasn't insane for claiming she witnessed one which only continued to make her look more so. Perhaps that only worked to increase the darkness in her heart. I could see the dollhouse that the boy's mother had built as a girl to provide sanctuary to the borrowers being the location of the keyhole(something I'd forgotten until you prompted me to explain that the housekeeper wasn't the mother).

Alright, I'm officially confused. I guess it could be 2017.

First off, that wasn't the mother of the boy, that was the housekeeper/nanny. The parents were away on business or something and sent the boy to this home because of his illness. You don't get to tell me what I can and can't say. I'm entitled to my opinion as you are yours. This thread prompted for feedback, did it not? I gave mine. You're not always going to get the feedback you want. I'll admit the concept you've come up with is thought provoking, I actually might be able to see Maleficent becoming intrigued by the massive power of Arietty's tiny heart and the boy's heart ailment having potential as something unique. I'm not sure what but there has to be something to work with there.

All I know is what I was told. They said it was III that they preordered me but they could have been mistaken. Perhaps it was 2.8. Though I have yet to hear if 2.8 is also being made for the Xbox. I don't have a PS4.

As the lot pointed out Proud Mode comes with the Zero Exp. ability and you probably have it equipped without meaning to. If this isn't the case then you've got a pretty massive glitch going on. The latter would be quite unfortunate.

I declare that the earlier suggestion of Stitch's ship being part of the move he does when summoned sounds most fitting since a ship by itself isn't evidence of a full world. Also, I must disagree with this vidder, I did NOT like the singing Atlantica. I had a friend complete most of it for me in the vanilla. I was actually having trouble with it but was unable to tolerate it enough to work at it. I just wanted it over. It's interesting to find out it was going to be an actual world much like in KH I. I wonder why the change of mind.

:huh: I've never had any issues with my 2.5. Does that make my copy an anomaly? :huh:

Well, I do disagree. Arietty doesn't have an antagonist, let alone a dark one nor a plot that the heartless would work in. Mononoke would probably be the most fitting Ghibli film. Castle in the Sky and Steam Boy are also plausible options.

I believe it's this December. My parents told me they'd pre-ordered it for me as a Christmas gift last year having mistaken the year.

In the case of Aristocats and Lady and the Tramp, the heartless and nobodies can't really be worked into their plots, they don't have strong antagonists, I don't know that one could say that Lady and Tramp has one at all and Sora wouldn't be believable in the form of domestic pets. Perhaps plausible scenarios can be arranged, and if SE can manage that power to them. I'm not saying that I don't appreciate the films, I find them to be quite well done (although the rich lady leaving her estate to her cats is a bit stupid, does anyone actually do that?), I just don't immediately see how they'd fit into KH. The Lion King was a unique case because it's one of few films starring animals to have a humanized plot (inspired by Shakespeares Hamlet actually) with a convincing alternate Sora form and an antagonist who acted out of darkness and power hunger much like the rest of the villains used so far. In Simba's Pride, Scar is even described in a very KH manner as having "a darkness in him that he couldn't escape". Now Chicken Little wasn't forgotten but rather was unmemorable to begin with. It might actually be Disney's least successful film of all time or else is one of them. The plot was weak, the characters lacked depth and again there is the issue of there being no antagonist (the aliens seemed like it but actually turned out not to be). The only really notable thing about it was the soundtrack. At least, I thought there were some good titles. The worlds I want to see most are: Treasure Planet The Emperor's New Groove or rather it's scrapped original concept Kingdom of the Sun Atlantis The Hunchback of Notre Dame. I also support Dinosaur and The Great Mouse Detective from OP's list. Considering that Oswald was created before Mickey and was stolen, what if it were the other way around and Mickey was Oswald's nobody? I believe that would be kind of an epic plot twist.

No, laptops don't have a limited number of charges, your charger probably needs replacing. It's most likely either been damaged or fell victim to old age. Hopefully we're not talking about a Macbook charger, the Apple store wants $80 for those and when purchasing anywhere else you run the risk of a knock off which can overheat. Even the authentic ones can overheat which is a fire hazard that can destroy your hard drive. You'd know if this was happening because it'll cause a buzzing noise when wearing headphones/ear buds. I had a Macbook charger problem myself, in case that wasn't clear. PC chargers should be less pricey but it depends on the type of laptop. I know my mother once bought an HP laptop charger replacement for $30-$40 bucks but that was years ago. Good Luck.

November 30th

This is brilliant, I've always preferred Sora's KHII outfit and voice. In KH1, while I understand that he was supposed to be prepubescent at that time period, he sounded rather feminine. Which is kind of ironic since when I first played the game, I was used to Sora as a female name from Digimon. :dry: :tongue: