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You make a really good point. "Kingdom Hearts 3" legitimately could have been all brand new stuff and a side game could have cleared up most of the side stories, and I think that would have been fine. The reason I say that is if you follow KH1 and KH2, neither game had previous games that...

I think I'm the only person that likes the direction. However, I think the execution is the problem. When I look at the entire KH story, I take a gigantic step back and see so many interesting ideas, themes, and plot points. The problem here is that because all of these things were introduced...

I think Riku was the only character that had any problems. He seemed so wooden and emotionless. I think it's probably because Riku did nothing except be an exposition machine. The only time he sounded good was when he said "Sora, you don't believe that, I know you don't" which is probably...

Episode VI (which is really the III Star Wars film) will debut in KH IV which will be on PS V.

In a way, I agree with you, but I also don't. As Kingdom Hearts is an ever-growing franchise with no end in sight, I don't think there needs to be finality in some choices, let alone information given in one game - as they realistically can't. Like in the first Star Wars movie, they couldn't...

Yeah, but Palpatine is confirmed to not be a great lightsaber duelist. That's why he only uses force powers when battling and combines his force powers when using lightsaber attacks (like his spinning attack in Revenge of the Sith). So if both Master Xehanort and Palpatine are crap fighters...

I thought that whole ceremony was actually to explain how Kairi was able to wield a keyblade? Which - ultimately - didn't matter because Lea becomes a keyblade wielder. Why was it OK for Lea to just get a keyblade with no explanation, but Riku and Kairi needed some crazy explanation? I actually...

I assumed "Dark Mode" was a result of the part of Ansem that was inside of him (during CoM). When he fully channeled the darkness in Days to defeat Roxas and became "Ansem", I think that's what caused the shift. When the real Ansem's machine malfunctioned, something must have happened there that...

I meant that Xehanort has way better dark powers than just Palpatine's lightning and telekinesis. Xehanort can move WAY faster than Palpatine, he can teleport, has much better telekinesis powers (he can make pillars out of the ground beneath him), can use darkness as offensive magic (and way...

Xehanort would win. I doubt a light saber can cut through No Name. Also, Xehanort has way better dark powers than just lightning and telekinesis.

Well if KH4 has DLC, it should be free.

So his eyes only changed in KH3? I guess so... I don't know what to make of Riku's eyes. Maybe after visiting the Realm of Sleep, his eyes changed?

I think we've reached the technological stage of being able to have either a DLC expansion focused on one character (this being paid DLC I will hate) or just having something like Reverse/Rebirth unlockable. I wouldn't want this unless it actually enhances the story or is vital. I think the best...

Actually exploring a whole DISNEY film AND fighting a DISNEY villain. A story that's so "complicated" being in what everyone says is a "children's game". Somehow weaving existentialism and other complex philosophical ideas into a game with DISNEY characters. The gameplay is very fun. The music.

I thought Riku's eye change was due to the remnants of Xehanort in him? When did the transition happen?

Maybe some nice person found Roxas in the forest on the verge of death and offered him an outfit.

I think that the world generated the outfit due to "world order".

I still feel like that takes away from level design. For example, if Sora had access to Glide in Wonderland, then you could probably access everything in that world and not need to do a revisit. Part of a RPG and levelling up/upgrading is that the areas you visit are designed for what the player...

Roxas was born in the Organization black coat. It was only when he was uploaded to the Data Twilight Town that DiZ had the AI generate an outfit that matched the real Twilight Town's male teen fashion sense.

The Organization's wardrobe contains black coats only. When Namine was born, they ran out of black coats and the black coat shipment was late to restock, so they had to tear down a curtain from Castle Oblivion and put her in that (Vexen was the seamstress to whip up the dress).