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I don't know if song covers go here but I thought I'd share one of mine: I did a cover of Dragonsong, one of the theme songs of Final Fantasy 14: https://www.smule.com/sing-recording/2140620498_4271703450

I hear there's a time limit and a limit to how many times you can play the Switch demos. Any idea what they are?

phoenixmiko (@phoenixmiko) Tweeted: My pegasus Starlight photobombed my seahorse Mistral and my alicorn Thunderclap. #phoenixmiko #kingdomhearts #khddd https://t.co/RDvKqmAdEA You got that right. My pegasus Dream Eater wanted to be the star of the show. Yep, she's certainly envious.

LN310 (@LN310) Tweeted: Vanitas https://t.co/GnIgHf0Ro8

So we might get games appearing there in future if we're lucky then. It's a shame that none of the other games before KH3 made an appearance though. What with the 20th anniversary coming next year, we may well get something at D23 - who knows?

When it comes to D23 historically, how often has Kingdom Hearts been featured or discussed? I was wondering whether other KH games came up there before KH3 did.

The karma mentioned on the Verum Rex box in the Toy Story world could be the darkness or bad memories of the Dandelions who chose to reincarnate. Certain people in unreality might even be the reincarnations of those Dandelions, carrying the karma of their past lives as Keyblade wielders from the age of fairy tales. Perhaps Yozora could be one such person, given how he can steal Sora's Keyblade and use it against him in the secret episode. Or the karma could be the darkness or bad memories of Dandelions who chose to go to sleep, only to wake up in unreality. After all, we do not know what happened to them after their Chirithies took their sleeping hearts and turned into Spirit Dream Eaters; some of those wielders may well have ended up in the fictional world instead of the realm of light somehow. Yozora might even be a Dandelion who found himself in that situation. Who knows?

To clarify, I am asking who from the age of fairy tales will use Maleficent as a waypoint to travel to the future, not how the witch herself returned when she went forward in time.