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Nomura stated that they don't age, but why aren't people in the kh universe immortal when they DO have hearts? Why does having or not having a heart make a difference in the way the body functions?

I hate when people spew malapropisms. I'm kind of what you'd call a vocabulary Nazi.

Or would you argue that materialist themes are more prominent due to the fact that, in the game, the heart and the soul are essentially material and can be separated from each other?

I'd probably choose dawn, but you never know when I may loose my mind...

I just don't see how they can pull another main antagonist out of nowhere after the games have all centered around xehanort.

I recall reading somewhere that there are four specific keyblade wielders and that they each travel one of the four paths: light, darkness, twilight, and dawn. If riku is dawn and sora is light, then who represent twilight and darkness? And does this relate to the crossroads? I'm aware that...

If so, do you think that over-commercialization will help Disney, or will it bring about the corporation's downfall by driving away consumers?

Also, what does Xehanort's underwear look like?

I was just reading Farewell to Arms the other day and the question popped up in my head.

I'm assuming that nobodies CAN gain hearts and that a heart isn't merely some random material object that's gone forever after one looses it in the game. Take Axel for example. Some say that he didn't feel anything for Roxas at all, but was living through some delusion of friendship. But then...

I've been pretty successful so far despite seeing random pictures potentially indicating major plot points. word of advice: STAY AWAY FROM YOUTUBE when searching for...

And why did they bring in a different guy for kh2 and bbs? Personally, I preferred the one in kh1. He sounded more sinister and, quite frankly, the guy who replaced him is just a bad voice actor in my opinion...