Roxas's heart isn't asleep unlike Ventus. Terra's heart also just left the Guardian and entered back his body after Sora's keyblade released the nort.
O that's right wasnt asleep
That's makes just a little more sense
Roxas's heart isn't asleep unlike Ventus. Terra's heart also just left the Guardian and entered back his body after Sora's keyblade released the nort.
They even had a clear setup for this exact kind of plot with the nobodies. Just have DiZ turn out to be Ansem's nobody trying to undo the mistakes caused by his human and heartless selves. You can still have the main villain be the nobody of Ansem's former apprentice. This would be much less convoluted and a lot less stupid and it wouldn't even affect any of the major story points in KH2.I'm saying there was no reason for the plot twist because without it you don't need DiZ as a character.
And I think we've got the perfect summation of Nomura's writing style.
I remember thinking it would be really cool if DiZ turned out to be a reformed Ansem (the character as shown in KH1 where he was the fallen king of Hollow Bastion), having "seen the light" and now trying to undo his mistakes.
You say that like it's not going to turn out that Ephemer is inside Sora's heart somehow.
I do feel that Nomura is trying to get away from the whole multiple versions of somebody approach which he did for the Xehanort saga. Otherwise he would've also given Replika Riku a happy ending, but it's just bittersweet.
They even had a clear setup for this exact kind of plot with the nobodies. Just have DiZ turn out to be Ansem's nobody trying to undo the mistakes caused by his human and heartless selves. You can still have the main villain be the nobody of Ansem's former apprentice. This would be much less convoluted and a lot less stupid and it wouldn't even affect any of the major story points in KH2.
Yeah but I still expected something big for the finale. Like even with Xehanort succeeding in creating the xblade and summoning Kingdom Hearts you still defeat him before he does anything with it.It was made clear early on that KH3 was meant to wrap up the entire Xehanort arc. That meant cleaning up all of the plot threads that were directly tied to it, of which there were a lot. It does set up KH4, but aside from Luxu, the black box, and the secret movie, the set-up for KH4 isn't nearly as interesting on its own to me as the culmination of the Xehanort arc. (And they were never going to end his arc in a 3DS game, anyway.)
Yeah but I still expected something big for the finale. Like even with Xehanort succeeding in creating the xblade and summoning Kingdom Hearts you still defeat him before he does anything with it.
Wasnt there a scene that had Vexen Larxene and Luxord and they were told that Xehanort wanted them still because of their connection to the past?
Was that in reference to the fact that they were Old Organization or because they might have something to do with the Old Masters
While this is true, his ultimate goal turned out to be using Kingdom Hearts to reset the universe, so actually doing anything with it probably wouldn't have been a good thing in any sense.Yeah but I still expected something big for the finale. Like even with Xehanort succeeding in creating the xblade and summoning Kingdom Hearts you still defeat him before he does anything with it.
It was made clear early on that KH3 was meant to wrap up the entire Xehanort arc. That meant cleaning up all of the plot threads that were directly tied to it, of which there were a lot. It does set up KH4, but aside from Luxu, the black box, and the secret movie, the set-up for KH4 isn't nearly as interesting on its own to me as the culmination of the Xehanort arc. (And they were never going to end his arc in a 3DS game, anyway.)
I have a theory: everything post-KH1 is not actually set in the same universe as KH1. Rather, it's set in a bizarre alternate reality version of KH1 that we never played but presumably exists in Nomura's mind.I may have kinda sorta possibly dreamt up an entire alternate version of KH2's main plot that excised the Nobodies, COM, and everything else in the series post-KH2.
I have a theory: post-KH1 is not actually set in the same universe as KH1. Rather, it's set in a bizarre alternate reality version of KH1 that we never played but presumably exists in Nomura's mind.
I feel the same way. Part of the reason I still haven't picked up KHIII was that all the spoilers and cutscenes I saw ended up selling the game as Just Another Kingdom Hearts that exists to set up the future titles, rather than being any kind of natural stopping point for the series the way KHII could have ended the whole story right there.
I feel the same way. Part of the reason I still haven't picked up KHIII was that all the spoilers and cutscenes I saw ended up selling the game as Just Another Kingdom Hearts that exists to set up the future titles, rather than being any kind of natural stopping point for the series the way KHII could have ended the whole story right there.
From how I understand it, Demyx, Luxord, and Larxene are all connected to the Keyblade War. They'll probably show up in the mobile game.
I mean, they don't really spend all that much time setting up KH4.I felt they wasted too much time on the stuff setting up the series beyond KH3 and didn't really stick the landing on a lot of the Xehanort stuff. It's like Nomura and co had spent so long making KH games that mostly had to tread water before dropping something in at the last moment that matters to the overall plot that they forgot how to pace out a story. So you get the majority of the game going through the Disney world where the full story moves at a snails pace of people talking around things and nothing much happening, and then everything gets crammed into the last world(s) in such a rushed manner.
The Disney worlds were at least somewhat related to what the Organization was up to, so seeing a bunch of black coats popping up all over the place at least kept it from feeling like two separate stories playing out all the time. I think the big difference was that we're missing the setup in the second act that they usually have, where we return to the whatever the OG character world and watch the gears start turning for the baddies. Instead they used all that time to set up some cryptic nonsense about Keyblade Legacies that haven't paid off, and Sora keeps going on his merry way for the power of waking.I felt they wasted too much time on the stuff setting up the series beyond KH3 and didn't really stick the landing on a lot of the Xehanort stuff. It's like Nomura and co had spent so long making KH games that mostly had to tread water before dropping something in at the last moment that matters to the overall plot that they forgot how to pace out a story. So you get the majority of the game going through the Disney world where the full story moves at a snails pace of people talking around things and nothing much happening, and then everything gets crammed into the last world(s) in such a rushed manner.
I mean, they don't really spend all that much time setting up KH4.
Maleficent and Pete are in a scant few scenes where they're looking for the black box to no avail, but are otherwise completely uninvolved in the main story. Xigbar has a cut-off line that foreshadows his reveal as Luxu. And then there's the epilogue with the Foretellers and the box, and then the secret movie in Shibuya.
Unless there's something I'm forgetting, there's really nothing else that's explicitly set-up for the next game. Everything else is related to the various plot threads tying up all of the loose ends regarding Xehanort and the characters relevant to the current arc. The Disney worlds more or less serve as settings to reintroduce all of the villains from the past games as they gather the thirteen darknesses.
I felt they wasted too much time on the stuff setting up the series beyond KH3 and didn't really stick the landing on a lot of the Xehanort stuff. It's like Nomura and co had spent so long making KH games that mostly had to tread water before dropping something in at the last moment that matters to the overall plot that they forgot how to pace out a story. So you get the majority of the game going through the Disney world where the full story moves at a snails pace of people talking around things and nothing much happening, and then everything gets crammed into the last world(s) in such a rushed manner.
I actually really want Sora and Sion to meet up, just for the WTF value.I just got this idea from a livestream of someone beating KH3 today, but....
Could the Master of Masters be a master of Game Masters?
As in, could MoM have kickstarted the entire KH universe as we know it because he's a TWEWY angel Producer?
Did someone tell Nomura to make a Nomura-verse of his games, or did he decide that himself???
Most importantly, WILL THE BOUNCER BE INVOLVED
I'm only half serious, and am certain someone has already said this
Don't forget about everything related to Lea and Isa talking about "Her"
edit: What's the general consensus on who she is 'cause my money's on Skuld.
Nah even Sakura had a few times to shine. Kairi's best achievements are deus ex machina to save Sora and defeating like two heartless.
Don't forget about everything related to Lea and Isa talking about "Her"
edit: What's the general consensus on who she is 'cause my money's on Skuld.
Ah, of course.Don't forget about everything related to Lea and Isa talking about "Her"
edit: What's the general consensus on who she is 'cause my money's on Skuld.
Nah even Sakura had a few times to shine. Kairi's best achievements are deus ex machina to save Sora and defeating like two heartless.
I wish it could just be a new character. Have new people and new personalities be introduced in future games instead of forcing people to suffer through that insipid, grindy, cash-grabby mess of a mobile game.
Here's the thing though.
The suffering that (presumably) Skuld/X and Ava might've went through... are not events that would be covered in Ux anyway, since Ux is about the Keyblade War and based off the secret reports and conversations had, there was another whole arc of their lives that happened after Ux.
It's kinda like how Ventus being a Dandellion isn't really relevant to his arc in the main KH games. His story is the story of his suffering during the main timeline and not the uX timeline.
Once Skuld and Ava are introduced within the main KH games, I expect that their core arc will not be about the distant past's story arc but rather what's happened to them in the main timeline that caused her to vanish/etc.
Thank god atleast they hand out so many free medals (the ingame currency) that you can actually get through the main story easily and one hit ko everything lol.I wish it could just be a new character. Have new people and new personalities be introduced in future games instead of forcing people to suffer through that insipid, grindy, cash-grabby mess of a mobile game.
I actually kind of hope that's the case? I was always a fan of those three and was happy to see them do more in KH3 (their bamboozling ASOD to save Ansem is hilarious). There's a lot of story potential for them.I wonder about some things now. In the ending seeing Hayner, Pence and Ollette in Destiny Islands pretty much means that they now of other worlds so you think that they may end up Keyblade wielders one day or at the very least be some sort of fighters in the cause ala Donald and Goofy? On that note Isa better still be wielding that fucking axe
I wonder about some things now. In the ending seeing Hayner, Pence and Ollette in Destiny Islands pretty much means that they now of other worlds so you think that they may end up Keyblade wielders one day or at the very least be some sort of fighters in the cause ala Donald and Goofy? On that note Isa better still be wielding that fucking axe
I wonder about some things now. In the ending seeing Hayner, Pence and Ollette in Destiny Islands pretty much means that they now of other worlds so you think that they may end up Keyblade wielders one day or at the very least be some sort of fighters in the cause ala Donald and Goofy? On that note Isa better still be wielding that fucking axe
*Donald Duck voice*: "BUT THE ORDER!"I imagine Riku just picked them up in the Gummi ship with Namine, and after KHII with Kairi and Axel showing up out of nowhere and everything to do with Roxas and the Data Twilight Town I can't imagine other worlds being too much of a shock to them
Nah fam fuck that shit get wild with the axe unless you can keyblade transform that shit into an axeI really can't see any future where Isa isn't wielding a Keyblade particularly if subject X is Skuld.
Ehh...this is a much more obscure example, but the worst case of female dunking I've ever seen is probably Kiya from MediEvil 2. She's the only female character in the game, she's introduced solely to be a love interest for the protagonist, she speaks a total of seven sentences in the entire game, and the one single instance where she tries to help ends like this:
If Isa's Keyblade is as ugly as Axel's then I'd rather him use his current weapon LOL
I've read the manga and they're great for sure. Just referring to the actual canonical material here.
Question
Is this like the first time we saw riku opperate a gummi ship or am I forgetting a thing
A funny idea would be for HPO to go off on an adventure and become Keyblade wielders, and then come back to Twilight Town where they meet Seifer's gang after they return from their "warrior's journey" mentioned by KH3 NPCs.I imagine Riku just picked them up in the Gummi ship with Namine, and after KHII with Kairi and Axel showing up out of nowhere and everything to do with Roxas and the Data Twilight Town I can't imagine other worlds being too much of a shock to them
Ok So i'm not nutsIt is. Iirc he's never even been in the same scene as a gummi ship until now.
Ok So i'm not nuts
So it seemed before this, riku would just show up at worlds ... through various means.
Maybe he just had the extra gummi ship, i mean he is the kings homie. He problably got the got the good gummi ship