KH4 x Marvel? :O
I do hope Marvel is included into the series eventually.
I'm sorry but fighting Thanos with a giant key is to tempting an image for me to give up.
agreed. they fucked her up so bad. her getting kidnapped by Xemnas and then being dangled in front of sora for "motivation" was the games GREATEST flaw.
I felt the same way after beating it but I came to just believe that Master Xehanort is just Ansem and Xemnas combined, and you're just supposed to feel that this is an extension of everything from KH1. It's the same guy he's been dealing with since he met Ansem in the Secret Place. Like Xehanort has all of those memories of fighting and being thwarted by Sora. If he threw out a couple of lines about dealing with Sora before, I think the fight may have been more satisfying and felt more personal for more people.
Yup, most of the other stuff about the game(some meh difficulty, attractions, even some weird plot points) at the end mostly just felt like small nitpicks for me compared to the greater whole which is a pretty great game. I actively despised what they did with Kairi though, and it actually lowered my opinion of the overall game unfortunately.
I wonder if nomura was sitting in his desk thinking he did her justice and was proud
I need all of the chapter titles so that I know the true hierarchy in the trios
I understand, but as it is right now, I'm not satisfied with the ending.
I wonder how pissed Shiro Amano is about KH3. His manga Kairi is a badass and literally nothing that happens in 3 would have happened to her.
I remember watching Back Cover, but I guess I just don't remember the Ven part.
The mobile game still being updated, and oh boy did SE did not care about the western fanbase because it having a year delay meant that some story details were not be seen till way after KH3 release, unless youtube.
Ooooh! I getcha. It did seem like they were heavily implying something with those characters during the game.
I'm not saying there's a reason that Sora is holding Xehanort's chess piece in the opening.
Maybe this could be used to justify Sora getting two Keyblades now that he's no longer renting out his heart.
Bequeathing never felt like a big deal narratively. Maybe, like, with Riku. But really anyone can wield a Keyblade. Kairi wasn't "bequeathed" really. Neither was Axel. By the end of the series I was wondering why Donald and Goofy don't get one as well. It's not like it's some kind of sacred rite of passage. Anyone can do it.
