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As far as what other projects Castle Oblivion had to do with, there's quite a couple. 1) To research memories. This was the primary objective that all members were told about. It was pretty much a cover-up, though. 2) To weed out traitors. Xemnas knew Marluxia and Larxene were against him, so he gave orders to eliminate the "traitors". 3) To find the Chamber of Waking. Xemnas desired this chamber and also gave orders to Axel to look for it. 4) To ruin Xemnas's plans. This was Saix's personal goal -- he wanted Axel to find the Chamber of Waking as ordered, but to use it as leverage to overthrow Xemnas. Killing Vexen and Zexion were also parts of overthrowing Xemnas, since they were top researchers/scientists. Granted, Xemnas knew all about Saix's deception, he just wasn't concerned about it. So basically, Vexen had a pretty big role in the Organization if killing him was such a huge blow to Xemnas's plans. If he had lived, his Replica Program would've probably been perfected and Sora would've never woken up due to Xion stealing his memories. So Xehanort would've been able to complete his Keyblade War without any major hindrances.

I had only played BbSFM, due to it being the most easily accesible to me. I never bothered with the others, but I knew they would be available to America eventually.

The news, and for whenever they update the cutscenes archive in amazing quality.

These are the only example I know of: Richard Epcar = When he replaced Zane in KH2, they just told him to read the lines without giving him any background info. This was only for KH2, though. Chris Lee = When he recorded DiZ in KH2, he just told the guys he was going to read his lines one, go home, and never look back. Ben Diskin = He was told that he was playing Young-Xehanort too evil, and they made him play his role more "ambiguous". That being said, for some of the games, they have to match lip-flaps. So in those games, I'm pretty sure they have to watch the actual scene they're dubbing (like animes) while they record. In those cases, they definitely know what they're saying. But for the most part, it's the director's job to give the VAs the context they need. So if the VAs did something wrong, 9 times out of 10, it's the director's fault.

Xion's original name is "no.i". She's called that in the very first secret report. As for your thoughts on it, it's probably somewhat true. While the "i" is just read like the letter, it's probably supposed to have a double meaning as "1" as well, since she is the first replica. But still, the meaning we're given by Nomura is that the "i" stands for the imaginary number.

Why would they bother re-dubbing stuff that they already have? There's literally no point to it. That would be counterproductive. The only re-dubbed stuff is DiZ's lines, cuz Chris Lee isn't in the project anymore. Everybody else is the same, so there's no real logic behind re-dubbing anything.

DBZ is only good with nostalgia goggles. Naruto used to be good, but Kishi has no idea what he's doing. Bleach is fun and has began to become good again. One Piece, I don't even follow.

Indeed. I don't recognize your username, though.

Cliffhanger? As in, you think KH3 is going to end on a cliffhanger? Because...it's kinda the ending of the story -- no cliffhangers here. As for the final world, it should be Destiny Islands, because it's where Sora & Xehanort both came from.

I died when Ed said they should try to bring their mom back again.

7 lights = 7 colors of the rainbow red = sora orange = terra yellow = riku green = ven blue = aqua indigo = young-xehanort (obviously going to turn good) violet = kairi

It will all be in English. All the audio will be exactly the same as from the original versions, except obviously the Days movie will have new audio recorded. As for the Final Mix cutscenes, none of those even had voices in the first place. Except the Xemnas scene, which was always in English.

Remembers trinities, and the dalmatians, and activating events by casting magic on inanimated objects?

They're both the same person. <_< Mind = not blown