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By the way, we really do not know that Luxord's somebody is from Quadratum; it's not an unreasonable guess to make from "a character we see briefly is voiced by the same VA" (but doing a completely different voice... i'm not sure why nobody thinks about that...) but that's far from confirmed...

From what we know right now, Quadratum definitely reads as more "real" than the KHverse. Quadratum is identical to an actual city in our world, has a real moon that's deliberately contrasted against the shape of KH, and features a more realistic art style; conversely, the KHverse is largely made...

could the traitor from back cover be Clara Cluck?????

Their hearts are pure light because their hearts are pieces of the x-blade, that's it. They're still people who have free will.

Thank you for your contribution, but I am explicitly responding to the concept of "their friendship isn't good, they failed each other, it's their faults that bad things happened". All things which, one would think, have nothing to do with out-of-universe quality.

Personally I hope they never bring up the Mark of Mastery again (outside of Dark Road obviously)

I guess you are reacting to like 5 layers of other peoples own bad takes that you've seen over the years, so I can't really hope to comment on that, but to me, characters having flaws is called "writing".

I mean I don't get emotional about most anything in general and I like Days for completely different reasons (though you're actually totally right - nobody ever talks about those reasons!), but I don't know if that's a conversation worth having when your criticism is that the characters...

Sorry but this is insane conceptually to read

Where the hell are we that "a story eliciting emotions out of the viewer" is considered an illegitimate form of quality

The experiments into the Heartless between BbS and KH1 is still a significant turning point even if the Heartless stuck around longer than you might expect. You could see it as "these were creatures of the realm of darkness before, but the experiments Xehanort conducted unleashed them into our...

Because the Heartless going out and attacking all the worlds in KH1 onwards is a big deal; we must presume that usually people can walk from one map to another without having a random encounter with Heartless spawning in. The Heartless DO exist in BbS, yeah, but only in the realm of darkness...

Personally I think it has less to do with Kairi and more this kind of inexplicable fluff shonen writing that has been much more present in the series since KH3. To whoever wrote it and keeps writing it (I don't know if that's Nomura or one of the various co-writers), making a long list of which...

I'd much rather they make a new monster than just use Heartless for no reason, though. The latter is what the mobile games did and it still doesn't fit with me.

I kind of love Maleficent specifically for those reasons. That's another thing I won't go into in detail, but I think everything about her is both thematically appropriate and hilarious at the same time.

Okay, that's not a terrible analysis, I just assumed something worse when I read "they should take Nomura away from the Disney" because "get this weird shit out of here" is the mainstream reaction to KH in general. I don't think you can blame not liking the series as much now on one person...

Yeah, you're right, you could make the series purely an expression of Brands with no humans behind it whatsoever, why didn't I think of that one

It would also be Disney for me, not because it's all bad but because it's very inconvenient for Nomura's sprawling personal story to be attached to the carefully controlled Brand of an evil megacorp. There's a lot I'd miss, but it means I could actually recommend KH to people. (On the other...

Best: Days Worst: III I'll defend this to the end.

It's literally just up to the master, and I find it odd and mildly concerning that people put stock into the "keyblade masters" thing as an objective truth instead of just an institution, exactly as arbitrary as all other human institutions.