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I am not sure I fully get where you want to get now?
This question of the Mysterious Figure only serves to drive home the point that he knows that Sora is harboring Ventus's heart inside him, just like he knows that Xehanort has also hearts inside him (namely Terra's and Eraqus's).
This question of the Mysterious Figure only serves to drive home the point that he knows that Sora is harboring Ventus's heart inside him, just like he knows that Xehanort has also hearts inside him (namely Terra's and Eraqus's).
Wasn't he just referring to Ventus, Roxas, and Xion inside of Sora? I wouldn't call those three "horcruxes" for Sora... Plus we really don't know what hearts are confined in the mysterious boy let alone what their purpose is.
*stabs you with the keyblade for that HP refernece*
We not really sure but we'll see.
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Do Roxas and Xion have hearts for him to even be mentioning?
That we don't know yet. It's a possibility if Mysterious Figure is really referring to hearts in plural.
If they do have "hearts" however, I'd suspect they were most likely only created when they went back to Sora and are actually "unborn"/non-existing hearts that need to be "born by sleep".
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The yellow-eyed dude was just implying that Sora had hearts in him the same way he has hearts inside of him (possibly Terra and Vanitas).
That's it. There's no underlying meaning to it.
What is a horcrux? Never read much Harry Potter...
not being a too big on Harry Potter myself, you may find me more (or less) helpful when explaining this to you... I think that it's where a Wizard/Witch can divide up their soul into multiple pieces so that they can live forever or whatnot
However as we know the Soul in KH only gives the body life, so in Xehanort's case it'd be his heart that he's supposedly dividing up- which as we know with Ven is possible
Ok, thanks! I've been kinda confused anytime someone brought up the term
A horcrux is a magical item which gives Lord Voldemort, the Big Bad, a sort of pseudo-immortality.
It basically comes down to him ripping his own soul in two and hide the ripped off part inside either an object or a living thing with magic.
In case you are killed or die, the part of your soul sealed in the object/living thing keeps your essence in the living world, although at the price of becoming less than a ghost, you have to recuperate over a long time and gain a new physical vessel.
The catch? It's an absolutely horrible procedure the author of HP refused to reveal in detail yet because according to reports the one guy who she did mention it to nearly had to throw up.
A prerequisite to even rip your soul into pieces and gain the "ingredient" to make a horcrux however is that you have to murder someone.
Voldemort, being ax crazy and obsessed with being immortal, actually made seven horcruxes (actually unintentionally eight, but that would be a major spoiler).
Destroying those horcruxes is a major plot point of the final book.
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While I don't like mixing Harry Potter with Kingdom Hearts either, it's slowly becoming a popular label of MX's "multiple paths"...
As for the line itself, yeah, I don't see much meaning behind it besides YMX being antagonizing.
Oh my... a full blown definition of Horcruxes on a KH forum... I need to lie down...
Yup, that's what the antagonist is suppossed to do!
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Adding to what Sephiroth0812 said about horcuxes. The Reason that commiting a murder is needed to create a Horcrux is that murder is the ultimate violation of nature, and is so horrible that it rips the soul of the murderer. Of course it is hinted that the intent of the murderer also plays a role in if the soul is split. Those that accidently kill someone or had an agreement with the victim of their murder to kill said victim, or only killed out of defense of yourself or a loved one, that they would not have their soul ripped.
It is possible for someone who has made a Horcruxe to reverse the process. The only way to do this is by feeling true remorse for the murder, and mending your soul is said to be extremely painful but this pain is much prefered to the alternative fate that awaits a soul in the afterlife if it remains ripped. Of course Voldermort is unable to mend his soul as he is unable to feel remorse.
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I often use the term Heartcruxes to describe those that are connected to Xehanort's heart like Isa, Braig, and possibly Vanitas. Some people think that since BBS followed the Star Wars plot, that KH3 that may follow the final Harry Potter book plot somewhat.
This is the "Future"-section after all, so any kind of assumptions and theories are possible.
There is also some support to Xehanort "doing" something nonetheless as Nomura confirmed that pointed ears+ golden eyes indicate a very close connection to Xehanort.
Braig, Isa and Vanitas all have those eyes and ears.
We don't know how that connection plays out, but for that there are the theories and it having to do with Xehanort's heart is also indicated by the fact that hearts can influence the physical traits of someone (like Terra-Xehanort having Xehanort's golden eyes and hair, Roxas gaining Ven's appearance, Sora and Ventus having the exact same eyes due to their heart-connection etc.).
You can trace all of these concepts back to some of the earliest myths involving gods and mankind. Really, JK Rowling just made a spin on a concept that is thousands of years old. Let the topic be, KeyVentus xD
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Just sayin' it's a funny sequence of logic going from Star Wars in one game to Harry Potter for the final
I see the connection to Star Wars with the whole series really, with MX being the Emperor that's more properly introduced in the third and final entry
And if you want to bring the prequels into it he's always getting new apprentices. In KH they just happen to all be alive at the same time
and that's Mr. Ke*VVentus to you : P
Bad Pumbaa reference...
*Cue group laughter
Just sayin' it's a funny sequence of logic going from Star Wars in one game to Harry Potter for the final
I see the connection to Star Wars with the whole series really, with MX being the Emperor that's more properly introduced in the third and final entry
And if you want to bring the prequels into it he's always getting new apprentices. In KH they just happen to all be alive at the same time
and that's Mr. Ke*VVentus to you : P
Bad Pumbaa reference...
*Cue group laughter
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Exactly the Xehanort Heartcrux theory isn't out of the realm of possibility and there is evidence for it. Of course unlike Horcruxes, Xehanort's "Heartcruxes" as I like to call them would all be people instead of objects.
I really think this is one of the things that is going to play a vital part in the final battle between Sora and Xehanort. Both can connect their hearts to others, though Xehanort causes negative effects to take place on those he connects with. Xehanort is the one who has caused the torment to those suffering and Sora is the one destined to save them from their torment. Sora and Xehanort have similarities to one another but in the opposite way. I may be going out on a limb but I think there is something deeper between Sora and Xehanort than what has been revealed yet.
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