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On a Dissidia Final Fantasy livestream hosted by Square Enix, a Kingdom Hearts version of Sephiroth was revealed for Dissidia Final Fantasy as an outfit. It appears to be based off of his Kingdom Hearts variant, instead of his Kingdom Hearts II variant, just like how it was in Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. You can check out a few screenshots of the livestream below: You can view the livestream in its entirety here: (Sephiroth can be seen at around .) Click here to view the article

Riku's face in the image where he's holding Soul Eater and Axel's face both definitely look Photoshopped. It's so strange that they do that for some promotional images.

I think it's very obvious and very clear that The Master of Masters wanted it to happen.

I really want Sora, Donald, Goof, and any other party member we have in KH3 to talk to each other during gameplay like the characters do in Final Fantasy XV. It would be hilarious to hear Sora and Donald constantly bickering with each other. Imagine if Sora even got upset with Donald if he doesn't heal him or something like that. It would flesh out the characters a whole lot more and make them feel like actual people who you can get to know and relate to along your massive journey.

nooooo :sad: I love Alyson as Xion. It wouldn't feel like the same character if Alyson didn't play her.

Have you actually played the game yet? His mouth isn't like that all the time. It looks perfect most of the time. They're doing this so that Mickey can have a larger range of emotions and doesn't smile during serious situations. Go play the game or look at the cutscenes or something. He looks great.

DiZ doesn't have only one eye. He still has two eyes. One eye is just covered up.

No, he is 16 in Dream Drop Distance. It says so in the Reports. It's been either a year or over a year. Sora is 16 in Dream Drop Distance. It says so in the Reports.

The Country of the Musketeers is a world that Mickey, Donald, and Goofy visited on their journeys. Minnie was the princess of this place. Some time after this, she moved to Disney Castle and became the queen. As for Pete, we don't know if he was originally from Country of the Musketeers, like Minnie was. All we know is that he was there.

The ceremony doesn't give someone a Keyblade, it gives someone the ability to wield a Keyblade.

I have seen countless posts about voice acting, especially Sora's, but I've decided to make one with some criticisms. Comment with your criticisms and hopes for future releases' voice acting. Sora Many people have been saying voices change with age, myself included, which is correct, but I have seen a few people act like this completely excuses Haley Joel Osment from improving. He should still try and improve. I think Haley needs to practice more since it's been a while since the last KH game. He sounded a lot better in the Gummi Ship scene than he did in the Mysterious Tower scenes, but he still sounded a little iffy. It sounds way too forced, so he needs to practice to make it sound more natural. The ending of every sentence goes up in tone which makes him sound too whiny and childish. Haley has aged naturally, but they haven't allowed Sora to age naturally alongside Haley, because of all the non-Sora games since KH2. They shouldn't be afraid to make Sora sound slightly more mature. Sora is slightly older after all. Haley's regular voice sounds basically like a less evil Vanitas, so maybe they should go with something a little closer to his regular voice, except slightly more in-character and Sora-esque of course. Sora's voice sounds sort of like a 30 year old man trying to do a teenager impression, which is strange, because Haley's regular voice sounds like a natural teenage voice even though he's not a teenager. This is why I think they should try out something closer to his regular voice. Kairi I definitely hope they're able to get Hayden Panettiere back for KH3. I like Alyson Stoner, but it wouldn't be the same if any of the main characters' voices were changed. In my mind, Hayden is Kairi and Alyson is Xion. They don't feel like the same characters if their voices are reversed. Riku He sounded perfect, except he sounded younger in a few parts which is strange. Especially when he said "Sora-esque". Not that noticeable, just a minor criticism. I don't really care if they fix that or not, he sounds great either way. Donald Donald sounded very slightly different as well. I actually like this change though, because it seems like they're making his words easier to understand. Mickey Mickey sounded fine for the most part, they can't perfectly replace Wayne Allwine of course. There were some moments though where he sounded straight up weird. Especially when he said "I thought, I heard her voice in the distance". It didn't sound like Mickey at all, it sounded all nasally. I'm not sure what's up with Bret Iwan, because he sounded perfect in Dream Drop Distance. He seems to have gone back to how Mickey sounded in Re:coded. I'm not sure how you can improve so much, then go right back to how it was before like that. Maybe he just forgot? They should definitely try and see if he can make his Mickey voice just like how it was in DDD again. I also wanted to add a quick note here about lip syncing. It was fine for the most part, but there were definitely noticeable moments. Yen Sid during the after credits scenes was especially bad. Since it's the last cutscene, I'm assuming that was rushed. This is why I'm glad KH3 doesn't have a release date yet. No release date means things aren't rushed. Let's hope KH3's release date doesn't get announced until after they're pretty much completely finished.

Yeah. It fuses with some Darklings and turns into a really terrifying form. Here's the cutscene if you wanna see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThwTX4sOz9g

This isn't an equitable comparison whatsoever. The 0.2 cutscene in BBSFM has always been a teaser for a BBS volume two. The 2.9 cutscene in 0.2BBS isn't a teaser for a 2.9 game. "2.9" is just simply the name of the cutscene.

No, they do not have Nobodies. The princesses' hearts weren't inside of Sora, the Keyblade was made from their hearts. They weren't released from Sora's body, so they wouldn't have Nobodies. They were released from the Keyblade. They didn't go inside the Keyblade, they were the Keyblade. That Keyblade was made up of the princesses' hearts.

There's also an eye on Vanitas' Keyblade.

It's new outfits for KH3.

That's actually not the Player in Back Cover. That's this Keyblade wielder: https://i.redditmedia.com/EatxlyzB9whIvXr019n-10z5IyRhDoIiRBCLVSzZZfQ.jpg?w=1024&s=73bd3ee27e4bf1661ab88efc7a67df66

You answered your own question. Traverse Town was there in the realm of sleep, so that it can help the TWEWY characters.

Of course not, that's ridiculous. "2.9" is simply just the name of that cutscene. Riku and Mickey are going to save Aqua in KH3.

You seem to be mistaken. We've always known what was behind that door. Behind that door, was the heart of the world. But, since this was after the heart has been stolen by the Heartless, so it wasn't there anymore. The Kingdom Key D wasn't there when Destiny Islands was in the Realm of Light. Keyblades of darkness only exist in the Realm of Darkness. It wasn't. It was only on the islands in the Realm of Darkness. It wasn't there when Destiny Islands was in the Realm of Light. The heart of the world was behind that door when it was in the Realm of Light. The heart of the world was behind the door. The heart wasn't there in the dark version, because this is after the heart was stolen by the Heartless. That's how Destiny Islands ended up in the Realm of Darkness in the first place. No, the Kingdom Key came from Riku's heart. Keyblades are forged from people's hearts. Sora reached into Riku's heart and essentially "forged" Riku's Keyblade for him, but took it for himself. Whenever a Keyblade is forged, a dark counterpart of it is also forged in the Realm of Darkness. Yen Sid probably told him. We've seen many times in the past that Yen Sid has the ability to "sense" things and presences in different worlds and realms. We do know how Keyblades are created. They are forged from people's hearts. To "forge" a Keyblade, you need to reach into your heart or someone else's heart. That's what forging a Keyblade is. In KH1, Sora reached into Riku's heart and forged his Keyblade for him, but took it for himself. In KH2, Riku reached into Kairi's heart and forged her Keyblade for her and gave it to her. The very first person to forge a Keyblade is the Master of Masters. You could say he's the one who originally "invented" all Keyblades by reaching into the depths of people's hearts and pulling them out. They are all created in the image of the χ-blade. When a Keyblade is forged, a dark counterpart of it is also forged in the Realm of Darkness.

I doubt there'll be any temporal paradoxes in KH ever. The rules of time travel are written specifically to avoid temporal paradoxes. Plus, the Master of Masters seems to forbid temporal paradoxes. He couldn't have made it all up though, because it says there's a traitor in the Book of Prophecies. The Nightmare Chirithy belongs to the Player. We find this out in the finale of Kingdom Hearts χ. I assume what the Master of Masters said about the Nightmare Chirithy being related to the traitor was just a part of him manipulating them.

Namine is just a heart in the present-day, so maybe she traveled back in time to help out Terra? You can time travel when you're just a heart.

I definitely like Hayden as Kairi and Alyson as Xion. It doesn't feel right being any other way.