I'm pretty sure the 'Chasers' refers to the 3 warriors; Aqua, Ven and Terra. I tend to call the new enemies 'Soulless' until I know what they are too but if Endless does have a significance at all, it could be what the new enemies are known as. Souls are often considered eternal so it would fit. However, if it's none of those guess we have a mystery.
He used a lot of Oil of Olay cream. It reduces 7 signs of aging. Yes, I agree that Master Xehanort could not be the Xehanort Ansem healed up and tested.
You called him 'Baldenort' or Validus? I'm looking for where 'Validus' comes from. It sounds to me here you are claiming the Baldenort thing, and well, that wasn't my inquiry, though that is funny! Someone explain Validus!
No, Riku never lost his Heart. I am not sure how people still believe that but he never lost his heart at all. He also looks -nothing- like Axel. Riku's 'whole' spirit (equaling his mind, soul, heart whatever) was thrown from his body to Darkness; not just his Heart, and he never became a Heartless or lost his heart as in it was divided from him. When Xehanort/Ansem was defeated, Riku's body returned to him. He never lost his Heart at all. He lost his 'body' instead. I do like the 'Joker' card for Axel though. Very appropriate.
I would hope so, but yeah, it might be more difficult to get her and we'd have to unlock the chance somewhere if it is possible. It'd be nice to see what she can do and to find out who she is.
Well, saying it that way, yeah, I bet you are right. It does seem it will end bleak since there is obvious evidence with the other games we've already played that the future has some bad things that happen due to the past. It will be interesting to see a KH game end on a note that is so grim if it happens.
I chose Axel but also like Xigbar, Zexion and Larxene. Marluxia is my least favorite. A lot of the others were on various stages of coolness to me.
Why don't you just post the remainders in one post and then people can answer each one in a response post. I know that makes it harder for you to go back and count but it would also let you get done with them and people could respond. Of course, I'm not sure if you were asked to stop totally or not, so I would not want to get you in trouble with that suggestion.
Yes, in many oriental cultures, green is actually a color for evil, but was not used in KH the same way. Instead, the yellowish orangish eyes seemed to tie people with Darkness more. I found that to be interesting as many anime have used characters with green eyes to define evil. The good guys have tended to have blue eyes which in this isn't really so much a big deal either though many characters had them.
I believe Roxas actually may have had somewhat of a heart through that. Axel even asked him if he thought he had one and Axel also commented that Sora had given Axel the same kind of feeling when he was dying. I chose Roxas here as to me he was more feeling even if he was angsty, since those are part of emotions too and Axel's reaction to him was that strong. I don't think Axel had one, but he truly wanted one and his approach to getting one may have been a desire to do something quite different than Xemnas as even the other Org members commented on his motivation that was leading him astray from the Organization. I think that Axel may have been somewhat empathic in feeling the hearts in others, but I don't think he had his own, taking in other people's emotions to express what he also would feel if he had one. I think Namine was about the same as Axel, being empathic in a way to also feel things for Sora in CoM. She did lure him there off her connection (Kairi's) to the castle in the first place, but due to the fact she only apologized to Sora, I don't really see her as having a genuine Heart.
Because Roxas obviously did not remember anything about Ven. It was said that Roxas had no memories even as Sora because Sora was not a Heartless long enough for the memories to transfer to the Nobody Roxas. I can gather this also would mean any memories he had as possibly being Ven too were also non-existent. That's a hypothetical guess, but the best thing I can reason out at the time.
No, we don't. We only know for sure that Xehanort/Ansem created 'Emblem' Heartless which are all the ones with the Heartless symbol on them. As for the 'Pureblood' Heartless, as Ansem the Wise called them, we don't know that. Even in the fake Ansem reports, 'Ansem' makes comments about how a Shadow showed up and also spoke about it going to a door in the lower levels of the castle. So really, he may have dragged a Heartless there from Darkness, but did not create the initial ones. It was the machine he made that he produced the Emblem Heartless from and dispersed them to many worlds before casting himself to Darkness when Ansem the Wise discovered what he was doing.
I'm not sure if I should rep you for that, Christor or go off and throw things at my dart board. =:)
I definitely have to see that. A lot of people have said it was really cool.
1. Sponge Bob Squarepants. - I hate this show with a mad passion. The voice hurts even. I'm glad to see others here hate it too. 2. Just about any 'reality tv' show. I'm rather sick of seeing people act how they would never act in private life just because a camera is in front of them for 15 minutes. 3. Hannah Montana - I don't think I need to express why. 4. Kirby - I can't stand Kirby either. I miss cartoons that were about kicking butt and had some real plot in them. 5. Soap Operas - Yech.
Space Balls and The Princess Bride and Monty Python's Search for the Holy Grail. I'm sure I can think of others but those three I can recite too well, line for line.
I think that's why I said the first movie was more my favorite but I loved the 2nd one too, even if it used a lot of the same jokes. People should definitely watch these!
Riku was intended to be the Keyblade wielder for the Kingdom Key. This is why twice he takes it from Sora. In Traverse Town he takes it, seemingly not really intending to, and checks it over. However, because Sora demands it back, Riku gives it to him back. When Riku gets it, it transports to his hand and when he returns it to Sora, it teleports back as well. He did the same act in Hollow Bastion later when he decided to actually take it away and use it on the Door to Darkness to get Kairi's heart. Riku was the one who was chosen from the beginning, but because he decided to turn to Darkness and go against others, the Keyblade then chose to be with Sora. Sora was chosen as a secondary wielder of the Keyblade since Riku disappeared off Destiny Islands. Apparently, Riku, under the fate of Kingdom Hearts, was determined to be worthy of a Keyblade again, and so Soul Eater was made into Way to the Dawn. Whether or not Soul Eater was a Keyblade in BBS time, I am not sure, because it looked like there was a Keyblade that resembled it in the trailer pretty strongly. However, WttD actually has a key chain which the other did not, so I hope to see more on it. I think that Keyblade wielders may be able to give their weapons temporarily to someone else, as Riku gave Sora WttD to use there at the end battle and they both used it as a focus to send a beam of energy at Xemnas. That's a good point to bring up too, Kikame.
If this is for a KH project you are doing, perhaps you should just list down all of the matches and let people respond in one post. Also, remove 'tie' or 'draw' as they imply the same thing: Both people came out even. Any way, as others said, I would think she could take out 60 shadows with the Keyblade, since she seemed adept at that, but without it...I don't know. Also, if they were harder enemies, I don't see it happening.
I believe Demyx would kick Auron's can around. He's pretty tough despite the other Org members considering him weaker. Auron isn't that great to me and unless they used the DBZ style of over giving damage points in it, Demyx would win hands down. Also, a Draw and a Tie are the same thing, so not sure why you have both down.
