They look the exact same to me.
They're clearly yellow in both BBS and KH3 and they're distinctly different from the amber eyes Ansem, Xemnas, and Terranort had in KH and KH2.
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[UNMARKED SPOILERS] Kingdom Hearts III & ReMind DLC- Spoiler Thread
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They look the exact same to me.
They're clearly yellow in both BBS and KH3 and they're distinctly different from the amber eyes Ansem, Xemnas, and Terranort had in KH and KH2.
Hmm, fair enough. I would be surprised if it didn't function similarly, though. It'd be nice if we got a clear definition of "worldlines" eventually.
I expect this to be intentional in order to serve as a backdoor in case Nomura wants to bring Xehanort back somehow through the fragment left in Xigbar.
Or... Yeah, Nomura forgot. I hope not, to be honest.
Yeah about that is armor has an animal head just like the lost masters have animal masks. I wonder if there is a connection here.
The symbol of No Name/Gazing Eye is a demonic goat. So it seems like the goat armor is based off of that.
Which just makes Xehanort's weird Nobody King armor from KH2/BBS all the more confusing when you think about it. Where did THAT come from and where did it end up?
Yeah, that's what I was thinking too. I can't think of anything else, it just seems like it's supposed to imply he still has his Xehanort fragment inside of him, which I suppose does make some sense since he didn't fade like the other organization members.
I don't think that's going to go anywhere anytime soon, but it definitely does feel like a backdoor of sorts. Gotta wait till KH7. :P
After anti-Aqua, it seems like that's 100% the case, yeah.
True, but the Xehanort thing is why Braig got them in the first place. Remember this, y'all...
Ah yeah, good point. I am intrested to see what they do with Xigbar in KH4. I have always preferred him over Xehanort
Xigbar has the potential to become very interesting, but after they botched Xehanort I'm quite wary now...
Something I just noticed going through selfie photos, it looks like Sora's character model is different at the end of the world when compared to the one in the Keyblade Graveyard. Edit: I may have been transformed, just realised that.
I was also wondering what happened to Vexen and Demyx after the end of KH3 if they're still part Xehanort, I seem to remember Vexen having the eyes. Could it even be a free life as it's not like its implied any of the organisation members from the present actually died after their battles?
I was also wondering what happened to Vexen and Demyx after the end of KH3 if they're still part Xehanort, I seem to remember Vexen having the eyes. Could it even be a free life as it's not like its implied any of the organisation members from the present actually died after their battles?
Vexen's eyes are back to normal in the ending, I believe. Demyx never shows up again after he drops off the 'present' with Ienzo.
I'm not sure it matters either way, honestly.
I was just curious since it makes him more obviously evil if he just straight up stole someone's identity lol.
Either way, Luxu changed a lot over the years. Compare his personality while talking to MoM in Back Cover to literally any other point in time he appeared as Braig/Xigbar.
Most of the Org XIII members looked off to me. Aeleus, Demyx, Luxord, Larxene was also kinda meh...
For sure. I actually suspected Xigbar was the Master before Luxu since his trollish personality matched him more.
So, uh... did I miss something with the hinting about seven new princesses of heart in this game (Of whom Elsa and Rapunzel seemed to be 2)? It's a plot point that seemingly vanishes in the last third of the game.
Or the Maleficent/Pete sub-plot... did literally anything even happen there?
Or the Maleficent/Pete sub-plot... did literally anything even happen there?
The New Seven Hearts was a "backup plan" the Org was gonna use if Sora never found the rest of the seven guardians. They ended up not needing them.
And Maleficent's arc is just setup for the next story probably.
The final parts of the game feels rushed. I expected to explore realm of darkness before rescuing Aqua, but what I got was a cutscene > a weaker version of a boss I fought in 2017 > a cutscene.
I also expected Scala ad Caelum to be the final explorable world and this game's World That Never Was/End of The world, but it was nothing, but a big boss fight arena lmao.
I also expected Scala ad Caelum to be the final explorable world and this game's World That Never Was/End of The world, but it was nothing, but a big boss fight arena lmao.
Xehanorts plan needs 7 lights vs 13 darknesses. The 7 lights don't HAVE to be the hero team, the princesses of hearts also count. So if Sora and co failed to gather 7 heroes or died in the process, they could kidnap the 7 princesses (like in KH1) to still create the x-blade.
The Maleficent/Pete sub-plot is probably going to play into the next story.
Scala is weird. The world music makes it pretty clear it was intended to be fully explorable, but I'm not really sure HOW they planned to do it. It feels more like a cut hub town than an actual dungeon world, if that makes sense?
Dude, what if it's like a cycle and MoM is actually Luxu from the far future?
Edit: as this revelation came to me, Pursuit - Cornered from Phoenix Wright was playing in the background, lol.
That's actually kind of frustrating tbh... though at this point I shouldn't be surprised by plot points that are either pointless or all set up and no pay-off.
Thanks all for answering though. Appreciated.
To be fair, the characters outright mention the new Seven are a backup plan. It wasn't really building to anything, it was more the Org telling Sora to do his job.
The more I think about this, the less it makes sense. I mean, if you're Xehanort, why go through all that trouble of waiting for the good guys to gather their forces and then do battle with them, instead of just capturing the seven pure lights right away and create the Chiblade that way? Is there something I'm missing here or is this truly a huge plothole?
That's why I'm saying I think it was just a veiled threat to motivate Sora: "do your job or we'll steal a bunch of princesses again".
Also, MX WANTS a Keyblade War. You don't get one of those if you summon Kingdom Hearts with a bunch of non-wielders.
I actually kind of like the KH UX story and characters. I really wish it wasn't a mobile game. My friend was telling .e he likes this setup than the Xehanort stuff.
They were still looking for the new seven hearts. By the end of the game, they had only found four of them.
It still hurts that Belle was able to get free of Xaldin by elbowing him when he grabbed the Standard Female Grab Area, but that Kairi gets this treatment not only once but twice in two different games (KH2 and Axel; KH3 and Xehanort & Co).
This trope is really getting on my nerves.
This trope is really getting on my nerves.
Yen Sid said Kairi counts, and the Xehanorts apparently still knew that?
The other PoH passed on their light, but Kairi kept her's.
Ahhhh right, yeah that makes sense.
Feels like a pretty natural avenue for future games to explore (especially once Frozen 2 comes out).
Damn, could be onto something. Nomura loves his twists within twists.
Luxu had both eyes originally when he was Braig. Probs a coincidence but that wouldn't stop something happening. IMO Luxu/Xigbar's personality screams was more MoM than Luxu from uX.
MOM is way more of a clown were Xigbar is more dark humor/asshole
Let's go Moana and tianna. Who's the last
Edit: ah obvious Penelope
So one of the very interesting things about this plot I notice is that evil and darkness seems to be granted a certain role to play in the universe of kingdom hearts. And so that's why I am intrigued by this so called master of masters fellow, because he seems to be someone who is messing things up a little bit but I wonder if the reason for spreading this type of darkness (Such as causing friction and tension between his disciples) is because it has a grande a role to play. In Islamic theology (and other belief systems as well I'm sure) there is this ideaThat God is the creator of both light and dark, and of course he's also the creator of Satan, because at a very high-level Satan plays this role of providing meaning and test to the world of men. So I wonder if the Nomura is going for a similar theme in the next game
Is there a reason why Roxas is still able to use two keyblades after he returns, even though Ventus is a separate person by that point? Assuming that the original idea was that he could because of Ventus's heart.
