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Even though he hasn't appeared in a Kingdom Hearts game yet, I would give a Keyblade to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, because, since we got to see a rivalry between Mickey and Oswald in Epic Mickey, I think that it would be cool to see that rivalry again in the Kingdom Hearts series (for at least part of one game) and see them fight each other with Keyblades.

While there might be instances in which we get to control other characters for a limited amount of time (like when we got to control King Mickey and Riku in Kingdom Hearts II), I don't think that we will get to play as anyone other than Sora. However, if we do get to play as another character, I expect them to be either Young Eraqus or Young Xehanort in a flashback at the beginning of the game (which will probably serve as a tutorial, like Roxas' time in the digital Twilight Town did in the beginning of Kingdom Hearts II).

In my opinion, I do not want to see the next saga's antagonist to be a secret boss in Kingdom Hearts III. I don't want there to be any hints toward the next saga at all. I don't want any unanswered questions or anything that make it feels like there is more to the story. Everything has been building up to Kingdom Hearts III, and I want a satisfying ending that says, "This is the end of the saga", not an ending that says, "But wait! There's more!" True, Kingdom Hearts III could still give us a satisfying ending while also including a hint of what's to come, but I feel like if Square Enix did that, then it would take away from the ending of Kingdom Hearts III, because it wouldn't feel like a real ending anymore, just another chapter in a story.

Just from reading your titles, Superman: Doomsday, The Justice League: The Legion of Doom, Superman/Batman: World's Finest, and Wonder Woman: Olympus all remind me of similar story ideas that I came up with for my own DC Shared Universe at one time. I guess great minds think alike.

I know that the Book of Prophecies is only able to conjure from the future. Sorry, I wasn't clear when I said that the Book of Prophecies has the ability to create worlds. To explain my line of thought further, I am thinking that the Book of Prophecies conjured the worlds into existence because the worlds exist in the future, and the worlds exist in the future because the Book of Prophecies conjured the worlds into existence. So, I think that it's like a big, never-ending loop. You can't have one event without the other. That being said, I do think that you could be right. It might just be the light of the children that rebuilt the World. However, since the Master of Masters mentioned that the Book of Prophecies is shaping the next world in many ways, I think that he was hinting at its involvement in the rebuilding of the World.

Spoilers for Kingdom Hearts Union χ[Cross]:

It has certainly been a journey, just like Kingdom Hearts has been. Thanks for being a part of my life Kingdom Hearts!

I would like to see a live action remake of The Hunchback of Notre Dame with some of the songs from the musical that never got to Broadway (In fact, how about we get a movie version of the musical that never got to Broadway?). I understand where you are coming from. I didn't like Maleficent either. In my opinion, the live action remakes have gotten much better. I thought that Cinderella, The Jungle Book, and Beauty and the Beast were all great movies. They seemed to stay much closer to the originals than Maleficent did and didn't change too much (in my opinion). If you have an opportunity to watch any of them, I would say to give them a shot.

Ah, okay. I thought you meant that all of the seekers of darkness were the original owners of those Keyblades. What you said makes much more sense to me now. Your theory does make me wonder: if the seekers of darkness are all going to become Xehanort clones, will they all wield No Name? I think what you suggest, that they all wield one of those Keyblades, makes a lot of sense. I think you might be on to something.

I definitely agree with you that there must be some significance with those Keyblades that have the eye of darkness in them. However, I don't think that the ones who wield those Keyblades are going to be the ones who become the thirteen seekers of darkness. The black cloaked figures that we see at the end of Dream Drop Distance already had Master Xehanort's heart in them. So, why would Master Xehanort choose not to go with them, but with completely different people? Since most of them have not been revealed yet, it is possible that some of them are the Foretellers, Luxu, or the Master of Masters, and that Master Xehanort got to them the way that you suggested that he did, but other than that, I don't know about him using the Keyblades that have the eye of darkness in them to find the rest of the seekers of darkness. How do we even know that all of those Keyblades currently have Keyblade wielders that are wielding them, since we only saw them after Sora, Riku, Terra, Aqua, or Ventus obtained those Keychains? It might sound like I am just being negative, but I am just pointing out where I think that there might be holes in your theory. I do think that it is a really interesting theory that you came up with, though, and you may be on to something with those Keyblades.

Spoilers for Kingdom Hearts χ Back Cover and Dream Drop Distance:

Frosty the Snowman. I used to wear a paper hat, stick a corncob pipe in my mouth, carry a broom, and act out the old cartoon movie during Christmas. It is still my favorite Christmas movie and Christmas song to this day.

I was surprised when I watched this teaser trailer on YouTube, because, after reading the comments, it seemed like a majority of people were actually looking forward to the movie after seeing this teaser. A lot of them even pointed out how they weren't interested in this movie until they saw this teaser. I was just surprised, because I was expecting to see pretty much nothing but hate in the comments. Maybe this movie will end up doing better than everyone thought.

I loved absolutely everything I saw in the trailer. The only thing that I might have had second thoughts on when I first saw the trailer were the enchanted objects, specifically Lumiere, but after watching the trailer a second time, I loved them too. Really, if there was anything that I don't understand, it is the fact that people keep complaining about how the Beast looks. The two complaints about him that I have heard the most are that the CGI for him looks bad and that he looks too much like a goat-man. In my opinion, I don't think the CGI looks bad at all, and I don't think it matters what the Beast looks like as long as he looks like a monstrous animal. Maybe it is also because I am usually a little more open to different interpretations of characters and stories that I don't care about the way Beast looks all that much. The good thing is that the appearance of characters seem to be the only things that people have been complaining about so far (that I could find), which means everything else must look good to them.

I don't think that I can say anything more than what you said right here. So, I will let Stephen Colbert say something instead, because I think that this is one of the most beautiful and American videos that I saw come out of this election that I am sure will get everyone's hopes up:

Sounds cool! Maybe you could also make videos answering questions your viewers ask you about Kingdom Hearts.

I have looked at pictures of every Disney castle from the movies, from the parks, and from Kingdom Hearts that I know of, and none of them look like the castle that appears in this cinematic introduction. I don't know if I am just seeing it wrong, if it is a redesign of one of the castles, if it is a new castle, if it is just some random castle that Square-Enix made for the cinematic introduction that isn't actually important, or what. Yes, there are some similarities to known Disney castles, but none of them look just like this castle. To my knowledge, there are no Disney castles that I could find that are on an island surrounded by water with a stone bridge leading to it, has towers with no spires, is surrounded by a wall with many spire-less towers on it, and has its tallest tower in the front center of the castle. The Disney castle that I think has the most similarities to this castle is Cinderella castle in Walt Disney World, which many have pointed out already. However, there are still some design differences, and it looks like parts of the castle were switched around and put in different places. But that is just the result of my research. I could be wrong.

I have watched the opening cinematic a few times now, and there is one question that has been bothering me. What is that castle that has its lights put out by the seekers of darkness circling it? I don't recognize it at all and am wondering if anyone knows what castle it is. It has to be important if the seekers of darkness put its light out, right?

I don't mind it that much. It's more of a game to explain to us why things are the way they are. As a Kingdom Hearts fan, I really liked finding out the reason behind a lot of what had happened in the previous games as I played BbS. I still think we got good characters and a good story. It was just approached in a different way. The game also is meant to introduce us to the true main villain of the series. To me, the way the characters were handled in this game showed us just how dangerous Master Xehanort is. From the moment the game started, everyone (except for Aqua, who just found herself stuck in the middle of everything until the end when Xehanort used her to push Terra over the edge) was a pawn in Master Xehanort's plan. He had the entire thing planned out, and it almost worked, which I think can sum up all of Xehanort's plans in a nutshell. He may be a brilliant man that has backup plans for everything, but they never end up succeeding in the end. It's like Ansem the Wise said, hearts are unpredictable.

As many have already pointed out, we were told that there would be no new Kingdom Hearts III news until after Kingdom Hearts 2.8 is released. We were also told that the most recent KH 2.8 trailer that we got would not be the last one. There is not much time left until KH 2.8 is released. So, I think that we will get another KH 2.8 trailer, possibly the final trailer. I suppose it is possible that a collector's edition for KH 2.8 will be announced, but I personally think that they would have announced it by now if they were going to announce one. So, while a collector's edition for KH 2.8 may still happen, I think that a new KH 2.8 trailer is the most likely possibility, if we get anything new at all, that is.

All of them! The one I want to see return most is Twilight Thorn. I think it would be really cool if we fought Darkside and Twilight Thorn at the same time! Also, even though this will probably never happen, I think it would be really cool if we saw World and Chaos and World of Nothingness appear in the final battle (or close to the final battle). It would make Sora (and whoever else is with him) feel even more epic and powerful if he (and whoever else is with him) got to defeat both of them at the same time!

I don't think anyone wants a remake. If anything, people want more remasters. I think that the definitions for "remake" and "remaster" have become confused. The definition of "remake" according to Merriam-Webster is "to make a new or different version of (something, such as a movie, song, etc.)". The definition of "remaster" according to Merriam-Webster is "to make a new copy of (a recording or film) with the sound or image improved". For years, people were begging Square-Enix for a remake of Final Fantasy VII. Finally, Square-Enix gave them what they wanted: a remake, making a new or different version of the game. At first, everyone lost their minds and were super excited because it looked just like Final Fantasy VII, except for next gen. Then, once everyone found out how different the remake of Final Fantasy VII would be, they all started saying, "We didn't want this! We wanted the game to remain exactly the same. All we wanted was improved graphics and sound (which is the exact definition of a "remake")." Except that's not what they asked for. They asked for a remake, not a remaster, and they got what they asked for. I just felt like I had to point this out so that people aren't shocked if Square-Enix does end up making a current gen remake of Kingdom Hearts, and it is almost completely different from the original.

I think that they should do a combination of Dead Man's Chest and At World's End. They are the next two movies in the series and (to my knowledge) are the most well known of all the movies in the series. However, I don't think that you could cover these movies individually unless you changed them or did a combination of them. Those two movies are basically just a part one and a part two of story that wouldn't make sense if they were told separately in Kingdom Hearts. It wouldn't work to just do Dead Man's Chest since this is supposed to be the final chapter of the Dark Seeker Saga, and it wouldn't work to just do At World's End because of how the movie starts. If you can visit the worlds twice like in Kingdom Hearts II, I think that the best thing to do would be to cover Dead Man's Chest during the first visit and At Word's End during the second visit.

I guess it's not necessarily a full game per say, but I am saving up for the LEGO Dimensions Year 2 packs. We just started getting new Story Packs, Level Packs, Team Packs, and Fun Packs. Not to mention we are also getting new Adventure Worlds and Battle Arenas. I have always been a fan of the LEGO videogames, and so far LEGO Dimensions is my favorite one of all. Tt Games normally puts a lot of detail into their LEGO videogames to make them as faithful to the source material as possible, but they have really gone above and beyond with LEGO Dimensions. Everything that has been released for it so far has been great, and I can't wait to see what's next.

I have three questions: (1.) Do you keep one Medal with a special attack for a single target in addition to the buff Medal? (2.) Did you do anything special to your Medals? (3.) Did you have to spend any real money to get your powerful Medals?