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Just as another thing, I don't really see many of the franchises outside of what Disney itself has produced making it into KH. Disney and Pixar have worked very very closely together since the acquisition which makes that a little bit more understandable as to how Pixar franchises got included in KH3, but Nomura himself noted that they have to ask not just Disney, but the individual companies as well and anyone that has control over the franchise (looking at you EA with your exclusivity contract from Lucas Arts for Star Wars games for a while). Which makes it a little bit more challenging than to simply just say "Hey Disney, we would like to use Avatar in our next KH game, would that be okay?" cus even if Disney greenlights it, they would then also have to petition Fox and whoever else might have control over Avatar.

i don't think that's a good idea. Part of the charm of the kh series (for me at least) is Nomura's weirdo stuff. Letting fans run the series would lead to no one really being surprised or intrigued anymore because we'd know where everything is going. I think it would make everyone happy, but only on a very surface level, y'know?

There's a saying I always keep in mind for things like this. Don't let the inmates run the asylum. It's impossible to please everyone, and selecting a few fan things while ignoring others will just cause more of the same thing to happen. I for example have my issues with KH3 but the lack of FF characters was not one of them.

I aim to amuse. And I don't think they'll be wrapping up UX anytime soon. They're apparently still making money off of it (otherwise it would've been shut down by now), so I'd say we probably have at least a year left of this game, if not more.

There was also the Alien section of The Great Movie Ride, which had a Xenomorph animatronic.

I don't think Avatar will show up in Kingdom Hearts. Even if they do end up including Star Wars and Avengers, which I still think is unlikely, I think Fox properties is out of bounds for Kingdom Hearts. In regards to Disney buying Fox, I'm not happy about it. I mean, technically Disney now owns Family Guy,/all of Seth MacFarlane's shows, The Simpsons, and Bob's Burgers among a ton of other stuff. Which I find very concerning since DIsney plans to pull all their properties from Netflix when they launch their streaming service and I would rather not pay more money for a disney specific streaming service. I know a lot of people think that Fox won't be doing R rated movies and shows anymore due to being bought out by Disney. I don't think we need to worry about this, since Disney has done R rated films through Touchstone and Miramax. And Alien had better stay R rated, because those movies are awesome! I agree completely with everything you said, except for one smaller thing. While I agree that we probably won't see Xenomorphs in Disneyworld, they could do something for Alien. In the early 2000s Disneyworld had a ride that really pushed the envelope called the "Extra-terror-restrial Encounter" that I'm pretty sure was inspired by the Alien franchise. That being said, it didn't last long because a ton of people complained, so maybe I'm just grasping at straws here. Honestly though I would love to see them do something like that. We were lucky enough to make our trip to Disneyworld while the Extra-terror-restrial Encounter was still open and it was awesome! I guess when it comes down to it though, the deed has been done so we'll just have to wait and see what happens. And above all, hope for the best.

I agree that none of them were actually traitors, since they were just doing as they'd been instructed. I think the viewer was intended to understand why they were all keeping secrets and not to harbour resentment towards any of the character. I think the MoM wanted them to view each other as traitors in order to ensure that the keyblade war happened as planned.

I agree that they were all tasked with keeping secrets, but none of that immediately is "traitorous" behavior, and none of them really felt like traitors to me. They were just doing what they were told. However it was the "one of you is a traitor and has an extra page that the others are missing, but I'm not going to tell you who!" on top of all that that made me feel he was messing with the others and intentionally trying to pit them against each other rather than there actually being a "true" traitor, even if I feel that one of them may be considered a traitor as I mentioned above. It feels like he was more just trying to cause them grief intentionally rather than there being that REAL traitor, unless it was him all along That's honestly very possible.

This may seem obvious or maybe stupid, but could it be that

I always just assumed that they were all intended to be seen as traitors in their own way because they were all instructed to keep secrets. Invi was reporting on the other three to Ira at regular intervals, Gula had an extra page that he was instructed not to tell anyone about, Ava was training her Dandelions in secret, and Aced felt that he deserved the job of the new leader rather than Ira. I think the MoM intentionally gave them their roles and instructed them to keep them secret in order to create suspicion about a traitor, but that all of them would fit the description of a traitor because they were all keeping secrets from each other. The only one that was technically not keeping secrets was Aced, but I think that the MoM didn't give him anything to hide because he knew Aced's arrogance would cause him to become a traitor on his own. Also, in terms of watching Back Cover after watching the entirety of KHIII, I agree that it provides a very eye-opening experience. I'm looking forward to watching it again once we know where the series goes next.

In all honesty, I believe it was just the MoM messing with them, putting them on edge and ensuring they don't work together in order to bring about the Keyblade War. We can assume that if they weren't informed of a traitor (or rather one that holds the missing page of the Book of Prophecies being a traitor) it is far more likely that the Unions would have gotten along for the entirety of their existence, and only someone acting out would have driven the divide that came about from knowing that there was a traitor. So while there WAS a "Traitor" I don't think they were a traitor in the sense that they were betraying the Foretellers as the MoM made it seem.