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A Birth By Sleep, summed up simply, is a second chance. And I personally saw that as a theme that ran through the game in a number of places, especially in concern with Terra. I forgot just how hilarious you are.

When you consider that that moment is the driving point for everything in the game and by extension everything in the series... it seems fitting enough for me. Not to mention the "bookended"-ness of it all, with the saga opening with a birth by sleep and ending with one (assuming those who get...

It's actually showcased in the opening of the game, too. (The scene where Ventus connects his heart to Sora is called "Birth By Sleep" and that -is- what is happening) I personally liked "Unversed" for their connection to "Reverse/Rebirth".

They made it more singular because they had to match the Japanese lip movements with English dialogue. The full translated line wouldn't have fit.

Well, now that we know the outfits are apparently need for the story, they will probably always be in them. Sadly.

She was clearly a transgendered character, even if it wasn't as obvious. She had a female form, but question if that's who she really was, and in the end of the game comes to terms that she is really Sora. It doesn't get much clear than that. The fact that she was a "doll" underneath it all...

Honestly, I don't think Disney would be that against adding a gay character. Heck, Days added a transgender character when you think about it.

They never changed it. Unbirths in itself was another mistranslation. It was always Unversed.

The Ambers were the first translation we had of the Unversed's name. It was a mistranslation, but for a short while it was accepted. NEVER FORGET, THE AMBERS.

But it wasn't, so, don't even argue.

What, I was reminiscing. Do you not remember The Ambers?

Because no one took a video of it, would be my guess.

Leon's kind of an idiot. He'd be like... 12 when the Invasion happened. How can a 12 year old protect an entire world?

As I already said, Lea and Isa's appearance was the driving point for Ven's story in the second half of the game...

Her fairytale was referring to the Keyblade War. As Nomura said, "It is not history, but, it overlaps with history". And we learned what that overlapping was in BBS. And we know that the world was built from the light within the hearts of those who remained and I see no reason to believe they...

Well, it wasn't like they intentionally drowned themselves in darkness. It was a bi-product. It seems to be a comment on war itself, that all it brings forth is darkness in the people, so much so that they begin to drown in it themselves until it's too much. It says a lot that the light that...

It was the darkness born in people's hearts.

I do say. Someone's sexuality doesn't -have- to have any part in their work. It's not like straight people are only capable of writing straight characters. I was just giving a general explanation that, while someone's sexuality doesn't -have- to play a part in their work, it often does. My...

REMEMBER THE AMBERS?

I don't expect anything. I was making a general statement earlier, which wasn't even directed at Kingdom Hearts. Plus, I don't really think Nomura's sexuality has anything to do with what is shown in his work.