In the first game, Hollow Bastion (it's not nearly as cool in the second game), and in the second game, Twilight Town.
Well, as much as I'd like to say light...nobody's perfect, so I'm going to go with Twilight.
I would live in Twilight Town. It's the coziest. My second choice would be Hollow Bastion, but since it's still basically in ruins, I don't think that would be the wisest choice.
I suppose I like Xigbar better. I don't know, Saix is very...bland. Just wondering, why'd you choose those particular organization members?
Well, I'm guessing he hid from Sora because he was ashamed that he had succumbed to darkness and took the form of Ansem. In the meantime, he hung around DiZ and then helped Sora as best as he could. I can't remember if he realized how much Sora wanted to find him or if he ever regretted hiding himself from Sora, though.
Although she does get lots of abuse for being put into the "damsel in distress" position so often, I love Kairi. She's a sweet girl who treats her friends right, and I don't think I see her as a Mary Sue as many tend to. She has at least one flaw I can spot: she wants to fight and defend her friends, but she's not very good at it. What I respect about her is that, hey, even though she's stuck on Destiny Islands, at least she's trying to get out of there and find Sora and Riku. She's not helpless. ;)
The Keyblade, with a variety of different keychains to give it different appearences and power levels.
Kairi's right. Most teenagers are like that, myself included! My situation isn't exactly the same as yours, but it's very very similar. I have an awful temper and sometimes I just literally feel like I'm going to explode, or I want to break something. It IS natural, so you shouldn't worry about it! ;)
You've got some great points there, good job! I always think people tend to overlook the fact that Kairi isn't doing as much as the others because she can't. Not because she's weak, but because she has no way to get off of the Destiny Islands, and in the first one, she's a lifeless puppet, so obviously she can't do anything about it. The reason I like Kairi is because, although she is a damsel in distress (which I usually despise), she's trying to help. She brought Sora back from being a Heartless, she brought Sora and Riku back with the message in the bottle, and she ran into a portal of darkness to find her friends. Hey, even Axel said that was brave of her. I'm just glad that she actually does something about her problems, unlike Snow White who just sits by a wishing well all day hoping that her prince will miraculously appear one day. Pfft.
I'm hoping there will be at least four or five, not including the spin-offs. Of course, I'd rather the games have quality, so if they run out of ideas I hope they don't try and push unnecessary sequels. If they do make a movie out of it...uh, I hope it doesn't completely ruin the series. Movies based on games can either be really good or really terrible...and it's usually the latter.
Well, I like Oathkeeper and then Bond of Flame, but aren't there already a million of these topics?
Of course! I was sick for two days in a row and I got all the way to Atlantica. I play it when I'm bored or haven't played in a while. My friend has it now, though...I should get that back soon...
You may all call me an unoriginal loser for what I'm about to post! :D I just go with the whole traditional Sora/Kairi and Roxas/Namine pairings. For me, Kingdom Hearts doesn't have much of a focus on pairings, so I don't care about them all that much. I feel sad for Riku, though. :( He doesn't have someone! (Or at least, I can't picture him with anyone in the storyline at the moment). Hopefully he'll find one, though.
I like him when he's normal. In the first game I (mostly) liked his attitude and how he was all "smooth"...hehe, or trying to be. Well it worked for him, I guess. I think he's at his best when he's just himself and with his friends.
I'm not sure whether it really means anything. I know that the contrast between dark and light is significant to the plot (obviously), and it's possible that you're onto something, but then again, as Dreadnought said, you could be overanalyzing it. I can tell you put plenty of thought into it, though, but I personally don't think it'll turn out to be something important. Then again, who knows? Maybe we'll find out that it IS important after all and you can all laugh at us for being wrong. :D
Juno is amazing! My favorite line is when the stepmother tells Juno she's getting a dog as soon as Juno moves out and Juno goes, "WHOA, dream big!" Just the way she says it is hilarious. It's also nice that the comedy has sentimental bits as well, and the ending wasn't all happy-go-lucky either. Ellen Page and Michael Cera were brilliant.
Well, I saw it and it looks terrible, but then again I also hate the books. I used to like them, then I re-read them and realized how awful the characters were, but that's just my opinion. I'm going to see the movie, but Kristen Stewart doesn't seem right for the part (I'm hoping maybe she'll bring some actual strength/independence to Bella's character that the book character lacks). I hope I haven't offended anybody, by the way. It's fine if you like it.
Of course the High School Musical movies and practically any Disney TV movie, for that matter. The Crocodile Hunter movie was just awful (even if the Crocodile Hunter himself was a cool guy), and Shrek 3 was pretty bad. I liked it at the time but now that I think about it...gosh, the original Shrek movie was so much better. Oh, just remembered some more. Borat was pretty awful. My friends were telling me I'd love it and it was such a horrible movie, not even remotely funny. I once saw Bedazzled, which was a piece of crap. Oh, that Spirit movie about the horse? Come on! I only watched it because it was by Dreamworks and they made Shrek...but Spirit was painful to watch. The Barbie movies...ugh, oh man...
I love Sora. He follows his heart and it leads him on the right path, and even if he is pretty naive, he's got Riku to balance him out. What do you expect, though? He lived on a tiny little island for fourteen years, so he didn't know much about anything yet. Lack of experience, if you know what I mean. I also like that he puts his friends first and is a good person, never allowing the darkness to tempt him--but he's still realistic. I mean, he's not very bright and he says some pretty stupid things, but he's a teenage boy. Teenage boys tend to be impulsive, so if he doesn't come across as very intelligent, I'd say he's still a great character.
How could anyone hate Riku? I'm glad that he made some huge mistakes in the first game--letting the darkness swallow him, following Maleficent instead of his own best friend because of his own jealousy/competitive drive, and becoming greedy with his power. It makes him a real person and the best part is that he learned so much from it. There's a huge difference between his personality in the first and second games. He takes things a little more seriously and fights the darkness to help his friends--plus he got over some of his jealousy. But he still wasn't perfect in KH2--he was ashamed of what he'd become and everything he'd done. So yeah, I like Riku because of his flaws.
