Just thinking

[Reversal 53]

Idk Aeris is still alive so I guess we'll have to wait. and no one ever really dies in kingdom hearts lol

 

Kinda...taking that line out of context. Yes, people can die, but their definition of death isn't "the end", because that doesn't exist. Instead, as we've seen throughout the series, you'll live on in some form.

 

Just because someone disappears mysteriously doesn't mean they're dead.

[hatok 6,413]

 

Didnt you ever ask why he didnt appeared in kh 1.. 2 ?

Maybe he is dead

 

Well I don't know if they had shown Zack in any previous Final Fantasy games around when Kingdom Hearts first came out, sure he could be dead, but him not being in either of those games wouldn't explain that...

 

Ahem...yeah Zack appeared in Final Fantasy 7.

The same game Cloud appeared in.

That's why he was put in Olympus Coliseum in the first place, to reference Cloud.

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Idk Aeris is still alive so I guess we'll have to wait. and no one ever really dies in kingdom hearts lol

 

>>>Nomura did say that there is no death in KH, so you have me there. I almost forgot about that until you corrected me. <<<

I know that.

 

But that is true. Aerith is still around. We'll just have to wait and see what happens to her.

 

I've come up with a theory about what happened to Zack though.

What if Sephiroth tossed him into the darkness?

People can't die in KH, so SOMETHING had to have happened to him.

And that's just about the worst thing that can happen to someone in the KH universe.

[Reversal 53]

I know that.

 

But that is true. Aerith is still around. We'll just have to wait and see what happens to her.

Probably nothing.

 

I've come up with a theory about what happened to Zack though.

What if Sephiroth tossed him into the darkness?

People can't die in KH, so SOMETHING had to have happened to him.

And that's just about the worst thing that can happen to someone in the KH universe.

Again, this concept is taken far out of context. People can still very well die. A perfect example of this being MX, whose motivation for his grand master scheme was partially due to the fact he was aware that he already had one foot in the grave. When Nomura said "there is no concept of death," he's comparing it to death in reality, in which there is no continuation of life afterwards. Rather, in KH, part of you will live on (your heart), so you're not completely dead.