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I like the idea but the more I think about, I don't know if the variation would be as exciting/original as Final Fantasy. FFVII is very different from FFX which is very different from FFXIII which is very different from FFXV. The only restriction is that Final Fantasy has to be...fantasy...

I was hesistant to bring the voice acting up in general because I remember reading somewhere that the voice actors aren't giving much direction when doing their lines. The energy between Terra and Riku in their Limit Cut interation was equally bland from both parties so I shrugged it off...

DDD Traverse Town saga already tells us that time flows differently in different worlds. I don't see much reason to ponder beyond that (besides the Timeless River mystery).

It’s never been amazing but Limit Cut was giving fan made. I couldn’t believe my ears when I heard Riku speak, especially in Radiant Garden. Easily the worst voice acting I’ve ever heard in Kingdom Hearts. Aqua and Terra were fine in BBS and better in 0.2. However, even they took a dive in KH3...

And before anyone makes a comment about beating a dead horse....in my defense I wasn't visiting the forums when this was first released (if this was ever discussed) sooo aka I don't care. Riku's VA in particular giving FORCED, STIFF, held at gunpoint, "I'm just here for a check", and last but...

To answer the thread title, no. I don't think we have to look anywhere beyond DDD and KH2 to answer this: And then in KH2 where Mickey says that Riku doesn't belong to the dark realm anymore so he couldn't open a dark corridor in TWTNW. Thus, I would say that Riku has conquered the darkness...

But was Vanitas destroyed? Vanitas was manifested in some "physical" form but Ventus and Vanitas recombine in BBS' Keyblade Graveyard to become what is nicknamed Venitas and this is where he fights Aqua and Mickey. Meanwhile, Ventus and Vanitas seem to battle inside Ven's heart/body. Aqua was...

I still question if Vanitas is the same as one of the Darknesses. I think maybe: 1. He is one of the Darknesses. 2. Master Xehanort extracted Ventus' own darkness and the true Darkness laid hidden (this would open several other questions though). 3. Vanitas is just a combination of both...

The story didn't get confusing for me until DDD when time travel was introduced. There had to have been other avenues to expand the plot/universe of KH without introducing that into the story but whatever. There were times that KH3 was confusing as well. I also remember a lot of fans (on here...

This showed up in my recommended. Enjoy.

I enjoyed this aspect of the game as well and I believe it should explored in future titles as well. It's been explicitly stated when Sora and the gang first arrive at the Keyblade Graveyard that the Xehanorts planned to "break" Sora and it was always Master Xehanort's plan to weaken his...

Kingdom Hearts 3 was a game where we saw nearly all of the games' protagonists and antagonists in one place. The game served as a medium for characters' resolutions, reunions, and departures. The game was heavily criticized for its storytelling and pacing, especially when dealing with characters...

That would explain away everything.

Why didn’t Master Xehanort just pull a Nick Cannon and have 12+ children (maybe by the same woman or different ones). Then bestow them each with a keyblade, isolate them from society, indoctrinate and train them, and plant his heart in all of them. As opposed to going through all these time...

My kind of thread. 1. Nomura is sexist. 2. Phil should have been given a voice actor in KH3 or they should have just not included the character in the game. 3. Though Master Eraqus was a shitty teacher, he was right not to give Terra the Mark of Mastery. 4. Xion is a useless and forgettable...