what i meant from "in the same boat" is that they are both in the same situation with the keyblade (because you said what makes sora special is that he is inexperience with it).
No, I didn't say his inexperience made him special. I said (three times now) that the fact that the legacy of the Keyblade Wielders, as in, saving the world and protecting the balance, was shoved onto him with no training or Master or support from the culture of the Keyblade wielders.
more answers about the keyblade isn't what changes what the keyblade is and neither is the culture (though i think this word isn't appropriate to use for this situation).
Exactly, nothing changes. It is just built upon. And culture is the right word, because it is a group of people with their own planet and way of life and master-apprentice hierarchy and legends and training systems and ceremonies and examinations.
Personally, i would like the keyblade to still have quite a few mysteries.
There are mysteries. Why can Sora use it, even though he never went though the rite of passage ceremony? Where does the Keyblade come from? How is the Keyblade connected to Kingdom Hearts?
Or are you saying, you don't ever want mysteries to be solved cause you like them vague?
Nomura directed it. Which means I have two examples [possibly three] of Nomura making shit sequels.
To be fair, Nomura didn't write the original FFVII (he was only a character designer), so I don't think it's quite the same.
So congratulations, I demote you to the same league as Alister Rose, in which you hardly make good debates for me to bother reading. But at least you're a smidge above her.
lol
you're talking about organization 13,
which their somebodies are qualified to wield a keyblade, but other circumstances nomura mentioned go against how sora obtained one, so it's not like all of them are necessary.
Is this what you mean? (I really don't understand you sometimes)
You mean Organisation 13? Their somebodies were qualified to wield a Keyblade. But Nomura mentioned other circumstances that are required to wield. However, Sora goes against these, so evidently they aren't all necessary.
....Aaaand it still doesn't make any sense.
First of all, how do you know they were qualified to wield?
With Kairi and Riku, Aqua and Terra sensed something (light, I think) inside them when they saw them as children. We haven't seen a Keyblade master look at any of the original somebodies and say they sensed the same thing, have we? So you can't just make statements like that.
Second of all... I don't even understand what you're trying to argue. The somebodies of Org 13 were qualified, you say, and Sora bypassed the rules Nomura mentions so those aren't important, you say... so... why can't they wield?
in kh1 sora was the only who can save the words, now he isn't.
Sora and Mickey, you mean. And... HE STILL IS. Why do you think Mickey needed to send him a letter?
Sora has a higher purpose too, not in the same sense as sora, but you get it.
....No, I really don't get it. Wait, you mean Riku.
The whole point of that statement was that Riku had been GIVEN his ability. Sora just had it. Don't use some weirdly phrased sentence that means nothing to step around the fact that you haven't got a point.
Exactly. That's my point. It creates a plot hole. It's not the biggest plot hole, but it's definitely there as of now.
I don't think it's a plot hole if it's left open ended. There's a huge chance we will get more answers about this
seeing as Erauqs was mentioend in the secret ending
