Between Chain of Memories and 358days/2days

[HeyMouseSayCheese 1,133]

It's possible it DID take one day... in the Land of Departure

Since each world has a different flow of time, it's entirely possible that Days is using The World That Never Was time, and the Land of Departure moves significantly slower.

 

Fair point (though that time-difference rule wasn't introduced until way later in the series, and I would bet a million dollars that none of the writers considered that when they were working on Days).

[SorRik 186]

If they move the pods, okay they originally were in castle Oblivion first, then afterwards they created the virtual Twilight Town.

What if virtual Twilight Town was created near where Castle Oblivion was?

[KeybladeLordCheeseCurd 1,542]

If they move the pods, okay they originally were in castle Oblivion first, then afterwards they created the virtual Twilight Town. What if virtual Twilight Town was created near where Castle Oblivion was?

Data Twilight Town was created in Twilight Town. As for how the pods were moved.....maybe they moved the whole freaking room.

[hatok 6,413]

Fair point (though that time-difference rule wasn't introduced until way later in the series, and I would bet a million dollars that none of the writers considered that when they were working on Days).

I feel like it was always an unwritten rule. In BBS the time discrepancies are the most noticeable, but nobody ages properly in the Disney side of things

it just wasn't untl DDD that Riku outright stated it

Data Twilight Town was created in Twilight Town. As for how the pods were moved.....maybe they moved the whole freaking room.

or maybe they made a new pod and jsut moved Sora...?

[KeybladeLordCheeseCurd 1,542]

I feel like it was always an unwritten rule. In BBS the time discrepancies are the most noticeable, but nobody ages properly in the Disney side of thingsit just wasn't untl DDD that Riku outright stated itor maybe they made a new pod and jsut moved Sora...?

Wouldnt moving Sora wake him up?

[hatok 6,413]

Wouldnt moving Sora wake him up?

Sora physically couldn't wake, that was a plot point

[KeybladeLordCheeseCurd 1,542]

Sora physically couldn't wake, that was a plot point

Oh. Then I wonder who carried Sora. Probably Namine, because DiZ barely uses his hands.

[hatok 6,413]

Oh. Then I wonder who carried Sora. Probably Namine, because DiZ barely uses his hands.

they probably just made a corridor of darkness and pushed him in

[outbackjim21 83]

http://www.khinsider.com/358-2-days/interviews/kingdom-hearts-358-2-days-ultimania---timeline

 

Im really surprised no one brought up the official timeline for days from the ultimania, but here you go

[The 13th Kenpachi 4,279]

Twilight town is in the realm inbetween, Xemnas was in Hollow Bastion looking for Sora as we can assume from KH1 final mix.

During the KH1FM boss battle, Xemnas steals a sample of Sora's memories, a lot of people don't know this. He gives those to Vexen who makes Xion.

 

Xemnas is the Superior of the Inbetween, so he knows where nobodies will begin to come to life. 

 

358/2 days is the first 358 days while Sora is sleeping, the last 7 days are the beginning of KH2.

 

IN KH1 after Kairi made Sora whole again HE ISN'T ACTUALLY A WHOLE PERSON. He has his own heart but his body is still Roxas'. Only in KH2 is 

he whole again as he's merged with Roxas. COM and 358 days actually are parallel, as Axel goes off to CO at the beginning of 358 Days.

 

So KH1 begins,

Roxas is in taken in to ORG 13

COM begins whilst Days begins. Com ends before days does.

 

Keep in MIND, nobodies don't just appear in seconds, they take time to manifest. 

[Kaweebo 3,617]

Since each world has a different flow of time, it's entirely possible that Days is using The World That Never Was time, and the Land of Departure moves significantly slower.

This has always been my theory. It also explains why it took so long for the Organization to wait to start their C.O. plan yet it was a single day for S/D/G. It's possible that after Ansem's defeat, the Organization lost sight of S/D/G and didn't realize they were in The Land of Departure until that single day had passed. (Read: 3 weeks-ish for the Org) It's why, in Axel's Secret Report on Day 21 or something like that, he mentions that they had to 'move up the C.O. plan' because 'the hero with they key must've made a move'. Sora ended up exactly where they wanted him and they didn't even realize it until just before.

 

I might be getting some of the facts wrong here, but the 'different time flow' theory is the most likely to me. 

Edited July 22, 2015 by Kaweebo

[outbackjim21 83]

When was it established that time moves differently in different worlds other than the realm of darkness where time is pratically nonexistent? If that's the case what will happen when the world's are reformed as one again, will we get a "time crash" a la chrono cross... Nah, nomura would never write a story where there are consequences for a character's actions.

[Philip Ellwell 5,487]

When was it established that time moves differently in different worlds other than the realm of darkness where time is pratically nonexistent? If that's the case what will happen when the world's are reformed as one again, will we get a "time crash" a la chrono cross... Nah, nomura would never write a story where there are consequences for a character's actions.

Wouldn't people die then?

I mean, Enchanted Dominion is in the Medevial age, and Castle of Dreams is possibly early Victorian ,so if those times crossed, wouldn't Aurora age to the 100 year gap, and die?

[The Transcendent Key 12,109]

Well, to answer your question of Roxas, him having been born a Nobody, was thrust into a world in between light and darkness: Twilight Town!  Since Twilight Town is one of the worlds that isn't exactly light or darkness, maybe that's why he ended up there.

 

As for your Castle Oblivion question, if you pay close attention in Days, the events of Chain Of Memories begins when Axel leaves The World That Never Was, to eradicate the suspected traitors of the Organization.

Edited August 1, 2015 by The Transcendent Key