One thing I have a very strong suspicion will happen is that there’s gonna be some butterfly effect to Xehanort’s time travel shenanigans. You can’t just create a club of 13 versions of yourself from throughout time and not have some paradoxes
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I think he can.One thing I have a very strong suspicion will happen is that there’s gonna be some butterfly effect to Xehanort’s time travel shenanigans. You can’t just create a club of 13 versions of yourself from throughout time and not have some paradoxes
But if his future self already did what he was planning on doing, why would he feel the need to go back in time to get his younger self to start things up in the first place. It’s like going back in time to kill your grandpaI think he can.
In DDD, it was explicitely stated that you cannot rewrite events that were destined to happen. Xehanort did it according to the rules. He did what he did because he saw his future self do it. This is a self contained time loop but not a paradox.
Sora however broke that rule in remind causing a paradox which caused him to disappear. Xehanort knew about it as he asked him if he was ready to pay the ultimate price.
No it's the opposite. If you see your future self, no matter what you think you cannot escape becoming that person. That's because humans think they have free will, while in fact they are slaves of their own desires. Xehanort's ambitions lead him to become the seeker of darkness that travels back in time to tell his younger self to gather the vessels. His younger self will do this quest then then live the life destiny has in store for him to finally become ambitious enough to go back in time to tell his younger self to gather the vessels, etc. It's a loop that cannot be broken.But if his future self already did what he was planning on doing, why would he feel the need to go back in time to get his younger self to start things up in the first place. It’s like going back in time to kill your grandpa
Way too old for that. But we could get something like Luke meeting Force ghost Eraqus.- Mark Hamill will voice Luke Skywalker
it's voice acting. age won't be a problemWay too old for that. But we could get something like Luke meeting Force ghost Eraqus.
It is when you got a 71 year old trying to play a 20 something.it's voice acting. age won't be a problem
Isn't that the point of voice acting? You can make your voice sound like something else. I'm sure it won't be hard for him to sound like a younger version of himself. Haley Joel Osment does that for Sora.It is when you got a 71 year old trying to play a 20 something.
It is when you got a 71 year old trying to play a 20 something.
I don't know. Don Messick voiced Elroy well into his 70s.Way too old for that. But we could get something like Luke meeting Force ghost Eraqus.
I'm not so sure about that. Maybe in kh those are the rules, but in many other series the future can be changed and you don't have to become the future version of yourself you saw. I belive that if that kind of thing happened irl, the future could be changed.No it's the opposite. If you see your future self, no matter what you think you cannot escape becoming that person. That's because humans think they have free will, while in fact they are slaves of their own desires. Xehanort's ambitions lead him to become the seeker of darkness that travels back in time to tell his younger self to gather the vessels. His younger self will do this quest then then live the life destiny has in store for him to finally become ambitious enough to go back in time to tell his younger self to gather the vessels, etc. It's a loop that cannot be broken.
I would recommend everyone to watch Dark on Netflix as it is the show that deals the best with this concept.
That's why I am a bit bothered with the fact that Sora was able to rewrite the past. According to the laws of nature described by Xehanort in DDD, it shouldn't be possible. I thought he meant it's not physically possible. But here it seems like it is simply not allowed otherwise the person vanishes. KH4 has a lot of explaining to do.
There are two ways of dealing with time travel without causing paradoxes:I'm not so sure about that. Maybe in kh those are the rules, but in many other series the future can be changed and you don't have to become the future version of yourself you saw. I belive that if that kind of thing happened irl, the future could be changed.
Honestly, it probably is with this series.There are two ways of dealing with time travel without causing paradoxes:
- Either you cannot change events that are destined to happen
- Or you split realities into multiverses
The problem with Kingdom Hearts is that we do not know which one they are using. I fear it's both.
We should have seen the signs in kh2 with Timeless RiverThere are two ways of dealing with time travel without causing paradoxes:
- Either you cannot change events that are destined to happen
- Or you split realities into multiverses
The problem with Kingdom Hearts is that we do not know which one they are using. I fear it's both.
True I forgot about that one.We should have seen the signs in kh2 with Timeless River