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Kingdom Hearts in a nutshell

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That's probably the most accurate 2 sentences about Kingdom Hearts ever.

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    So... yea... there isn't really much to add

    You forgot the Darkness. xD

    Xehanort represents the Darkness

    And Sora represents the Light

     

    Sora: Everyone is my friend!

    Xehanort: I AM everyone!

    Sora: ME TOO!

    Xehanort: I KNOW!

    Edited by Sora_Kuno

    Yeah... I'll admit, that's pretty accurate. This should just be used as a plot summary of the whole series.

    its more like this confusing beginning, clear progress, confusing plot twist (X800), clear progress again,  mind fu*k, cliffhanger.

     

    or if your talking about the series in whole, i guess you can say simply this, shit just got (possibly, maybe, sort of) real, or not real, or a dream, or a ...

     

     

     

     

    i give up.

    Edited by President Yoshi

    The real reason that Nomura didn't allowed Xehanort to possess Sora in DDD it is because then Sora would be Xehanort and since everyone is Sora then everyone would be Xehanort too, but everyone can not be everyone else, got it?  

    Xehanort represents the Darkness

    And Sora represents the Light

     

    Sora: Everyone is my friend!

    Xehanort: I AM everyone!

    Sora: ME TOO!

    Xehanort: I KNOW!

    I was talking about the over use of the word darkness.

    pretty dayum accurate

    https://www.kh13.com/forums/topic/54098-kingdom-hearts-in-a-nutshell/
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