Except... Keyblades were made to fight over the X-Blade and the Light? And if he made the Keyblades... then he was making them to encourage people to fight him for the X-Blade?My guess?
The χ-Blade.
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Except... Keyblades were made to fight over the X-Blade and the Light? And if he made the Keyblades... then he was making them to encourage people to fight him for the X-Blade?My guess?
The χ-Blade.
Except... Keyblades were made to fight over the X-Blade and the Light? And if he made the Keyblades... then he was making them to encourage people to fight him for the X-Blade?
Or for the Master, who is above them alllll.It could, it absolutely could, but Xehanort's Keyblade is adorned with the symbol of the goat with all its devilish and recusant implications being perfect for the outlier apprentice.
srsly, stop fighting this perfect headcanonnnnnn(i should probably stop commenting in this thread because i actually don't care about theorizing about this keyblade lol)
What if "eyes that see into the future" refers to the ability to time travel?
When comparing the Foretellers and Ansem's original apprentices though one has to be a lot more creative, not only because two of the Foretellers are female while Ansem's Apprentices are all guys, but also because personality-wise someone such as Ava seems to not really be among them.MoM has five apprentices, the leaders of the Unions, the five Foretellers, Anguis, Leopardos, Unicornis, Ursus, Vulpeus(who now know as Ava) That was her name, right. MoM gives five of them a tome, but not to the sixth one.
AtW has five apprentices, Even, Ienzo, Dilan, Aeleus and Braig.
I wonder if you could see similarities between them? This just me making an assumption based on their body structure and a whim. Ursus is the bear, a strong looking fellow. Maybe this is similarity to Aeleus, since he is big and strong looking. The other strong looking Foreteller, Unicornis, could be parallel to Dilan also having a strong body structure. This leaves Anguis, Leopardos and Vulpeus. And then we have Ienzo, Even and Braig. Braig is the traitor one, but we have now idea which Foreteller that it is. Ienzo when he was know as Zexion, was he master of illusions and shadowy tactician. Even as Vexen(or maybe he was this way also before turning into a Nobody) a chilling scientist, having fascination towards experiments and also a rather curious person. Snake and a leopard... Hmm...
That's the primary gist of this theory. If it is any good however depends on how the whole issue is handled in-universe.Like Sephiroth said, then the sixth came along and maybe in the MoM case that person is the black coat dude. And in AtW`s case of course that is Xehanort. Then among AtW apprentices there is person who conspires with the sixth apprentice, Braig, and now there are talks that there is a traitor among the Foretellers, presumably teaming up with the black coated guy.
Man, I can just see Nomura trollishly smiling when he was creating this. I really like when he makes stuff like this.
Some notes:
1: Ansem wasn't really a King, he was referred to as a Lord. I make this distinction because I've almost only ever see people call him a King when trying to make Kairi his daughter to explain her being an actual princess.
2: I'm not sure if you know about the Rebirth theory, but it's no denying that the Foretellers actually share body frames ( that we can tell in their 2d form) and color schemes with Terra, Ventus, Aqua, Kairi and Riku.
3: The seeing eye thing is probably embodied in the blue eye insignia that's on the foretellers Keyblades as well as Xehanort's (which, let's stop kidding ourselves, we all know that Keyblade belongs to the Master of Master's dejected apprentice). And it makes appearances on all Xehanort-related weapons. I think I've seen that eye being referred to as a demon eye before
Or for the Master, who is above them alllll.
Perhaps he passed down this Keyblade to the apprentice.
Consolation prize for not getting the Book lol.
(i should probably stop commenting in this thread because i actually don't care about theorizing about this keyblade lol)
Well, I mean, that would kind of be strange to refer to time travel in such a fashion. Why not just say that he could travel through time? "Eyes that could see into the future" paints more of a picture of a man who has direct visions of what the future holds.
Or his Keyblade is Xehanort's Keyblade...
It could, it absolutely could, but Xehanort's Keyblade is adorned with the symbol of the goat with all its devilish and recusant implications being perfect for the outlier apprentice.
Moreover, Xehanort doesn't say that his Keyblade is the first forged, just the most ancient one in existence. That could mean the same thing, but in theory, the other Keyblades of that era could be shattered and gone. I find this likely, given the lifeless, vacant, and broken nature of the Keyblades at the Keyblade Graveyard.
Or for the Master, who is above them alllll.
Perhaps he passed down this Keyblade to the apprentice.
Consolation prize for not getting the Book lol.
(i should probably stop commenting in this thread because i actually don't care about theorizing about this keyblade lol)
When comparing the Foretellers and Ansem's original apprentices though one has to be a lot more creative, not only because two of the Foretellers are female while Ansem's Apprentices are all guys, but also because personality-wise someone such as Ava seems to not really be among them.
We also don't know anything about the personalities of the other Foretellers, only that they are, according to Ava, harder to approach than herself.
The animal motifs could work for them though:
This is completely unrelated, but you're thinking of Socrates, not Aristotle. Aristotle was the guy who came up with a lot of BS ideas about physics, which everyone accepted unconditionally for a very long time. In fact, his "knowledge" impeded actual scientific progress for quite a long time.but after reading that, I kinda felt like Aristotle and accepted the fact, that the path to wisdom begins when you acknowledge the fact that you know nothing.
This is completely unrelated, but you're thinking of Socrates, not Aristotle. Aristotle was the guy who came up with a lot of BS ideas about physics, which everyone accepted unconditionally for a very long time. In fact, his "knowledge" impeded actual scientific progress for quite a long time.
Oh, I think I was aiming for the animal comparison at first, but then for some reason started to talk about body structure and etc... It was really late and I was also tired when I started to write it yesterday, so the comparison was not as imaginative as I was hoping it to be. Shows that I still have to hone my theory crafting skills and I am nowhere near to the level you guys possess. You should have seen my face when I first time bumped into one the longer essay like posts in here. I had thought that my knowledge about KH was pretty good, but after reading that, I kinda felt like Aristotle and accepted the fact, that the path to wisdom begins when you acknowledge the fact that you know nothing.
Oh man, the animal comparison opens up a lot of possible parallels.
I agree wholeheartedly. As good as a grass theory is I think the overall lack of originality in favor of cloning for cast needs to stop. Nomura being so shocked about Aquas own popularity despite not having or being a clone says volumes about his mindset on the matter....Sephiroth0812 said:If one would ask my personal opinion on it, I have to say that I personally hope the rebirth-theory is not correct as the story certainly does not need yet another set of clones/derivatives of several of the major characters in the KH series. Except Aqua and Terra, each one of them already has at least one derivative character design-wise.
I agree wholeheartedly. As good as a grass theory is I think the overall lack of originality in favor of cloning for cast needs to stop. Nomura being so shocked about Aquas own popularity despite not having or being a clone says volumes about his mindset on the matter....