What if Neku is in San Franstokyo?

[Toonadri550 13]

I can see Neku included in the BH6 world instead of Shibuya

sorry i mean San Fransokyo*

Edited August 22, 2015 by Toonadri550

[WakingDawn96 1,166]

In KH3, they literally said that Sora should visit them in Shibuya, which means that Shibuya is still Neku and his crew's home world!

[Hero of Light XIV 2,381]

Well, so long as San Fransokyo still has a Shibuya Crossing somewhere in town, then I don't see why that wouldn't work.

 

Although based on Neku and everybody else's designs, they're still supposed to be from 2005 Japan, when flip phones still reigned supreme. It would be nice to go to Shibuya either way though.

[soraspromise 380]

I would love Shibuya being inside San Fransokyo. A lot of people want Shibuya to be it's own world but I unfortunately have a hard time believing that would happen. The TWEWY characters would fit right in San Fransokyo. 

 

It's not even technically it's own town, it's just a shopping district of Tokyo, so it would make sense. 

Edited August 22, 2015 by soraspromise

[Guest]

Meh, there could be a plot device that gives TWEWY characters a reason to be in San Fransokyo... and god-dammit Square Enix: make a sequel for that game on the 3DS!

[EternalCalm15 1]

Shibuya should be a world.

[Knuxpyro56 33]

Shibuya should be a world.

They can live in Radiant Garden/Twilight/Traverse Town. If the Final Fantasy characters don't have a specific world, why should TWEWY

[Kittenz 4,281]

I think it would make more sense to have neku there, perhaps with a similar role to the FF characters in Radiant Garden.
 

They can live in Radiant Garden/Twilight/Traverse Town. If the Final Fantasy characters don't have a specific world, why should TWEWY

^This, exactly   

From a developers perspective, why use the resources make two worlds where you go to the same place? And it also takes up space that could be used for another world.
 
Shibuya is only one place in Tokyo, and doesn't ''Sanfransokoyo'' encompass all of Tokyo?, on top of San Francisco, but still.   
 

Why go to one world and then another just to explore two separate segments of Tokyo when you could combine them, especially when it's on next gen hardware, it just seems more logical.

 

 

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Edited August 24, 2015 by Yuno Gasai

[EternalCalm15 1]

Shibuya is in in Japan.

San Fransokyo is San Francisco rebuilt by Japanese immigrants.

[Kittenz 4,281]

Shibuya is in in Japan.

San Fransokyo is San Francisco rebuilt by Japanese immigrants.

Shibuya is a district of Tokyo, not a separate place. Sanfransokyo is literally just both cities merged in the disney version. Places in Tokyo and san francisco still exist in sanfransokyo, as the movie clearly shows, because it's both.  Your argument makes no sense. 

Edited August 25, 2015 by Yuno Gasai

[Hero of Light XIV 2,381]

I think it would make more sense to have neku there, perhaps with a similar role to the FF characters in Radiant Garden.

 

^This, exactly   

 

From a developers perspective, why use the resources make two worlds where you go to the same place? And it also takes up space that could be used for another world.

 

Shibuya is only one place in Tokyo, and doesn't ''Sanfransokoyo'' encompass all of Tokyo?, on top of San Francisco, but still.   

 

Why go to one world and then another just to explore two separate segments of Tokyo when you could combine them, especially when it's on next gen hardware, it just seems more logical.

 

 

Edit: 

Didn't you quote me on something?