Indecypher

Sounds fun.

I don't know much about what a villain should be, so I can give you that. That too, I guess. But I'm not sure if it's a difference of opinion, or Vanitas actually did nothing. And do you give credit to Vanitas for getting Ventus to go to the Keyblade Graveyard, or fighting him to save Aqua? Yeah, I see that now. True. Didn't the Cursed Coach kill Lady Tremaine though?

Good job, I enjoyed it.

Welcome back.

Ah, cool.

404 Not found. But still, nice channel.

Yup.

Welcome. And feel free to add me.

Happy Pi day.

Wow.

Good job.

Cool, but I guess DDD is gonna be a seperate port since Nomura wants all the games on one console.

I forgot about some of these attacks.

I guess not.

I'll make my route later depending on if the trophies stack.

Japan's.

I'm glad it was already done streaming by the time I got to it so I didn't have to wait for it to buffer.

I liked that scene. And I'm probably not the only one, as they wouldn't have included it if they felt it didn't help Vanitas's character. As previously said, since he's a villain he's going to lose eventually. He would have killed her if he wasn't more concerned with forging the χ-blade. That was actually only meant to show that he didn't fail every task given to him. This doesn't make sense to me, as story is one of the most important elements in Kh. And with that logic you might as well say Master Xehanort didn't cause Terra to fall to darkness either. But it just sounds like you don't want to acknowledge anything Vanitas accomplished, so whatever you say. It seems like you just have a vendetta against Vanitas because so many people like him. And again, villains are supposed to lose. He didn't just try and fight Ventus, he beat him. And in that scene, he walks slowly to Ventus before deciding to fire Dark Firaga at him. But again, you just seem like a hipster. And Heartless are no Nobodies. But that's not that the point, you dismissed them as nothing when they were able to immobilize a main character in less than 5 seconds.

I just used flowmotion on it.

From the Kh wiki: When fighting the Riku Replica, you need a few enemy cards: Jafar, Oogie Boogie, Vexen and Card Soldier (to name a few). You will also need a few Magic Cards, Attack Cards (numbered 7-0) and Item Cards other than Potion. Equip the Jafar enemy card and start attacking. When that runs out equip the Card Soldier enemy card and use that, then when those run out use magic and other cards but save the Oogie Boogie boss card until you are low on health. Another option is to start with the Vexen card and, after you get killed, use the Oogie Boogie card or a bunch of high-numbered Cure Cards, then use the Jafar or Card Soldier Card. Without boss cards, you should stock up cards numbered 7-9, an Elixir and a Hi-Potion at the least, two or three Stop cards (for the Lethal Frame sleight), two or three Cure cards and some 0 cards at the end of the deck (to break the Replica's attacks). You might want to insert some Premium Cards in to save CP. Use sleights when possible; sleights are an effective way to cause great damage to the Replica (depending on which sleights are used). Keep bashing the Replica with Sleights, reload (using an Item Card) and heal when necessary. As a final alternative, you will need the Sleight Sonic Blade and different types of attack cards with high numbers to form Sonic Blade. You will also need to put the cards in order to keep stocking cards. At the end of you deck you should put an Elixir or one or two Hi-Potions. A Cure card is optional. If you don't have many cards that can make Sonic Blade, use Blitz. It is also good to have Cloud cards in the deck, though this is optional. Stock up three cards to get the Sleight Sonic Blade and use it. Try to get all the hits in, then keep doing this until you run out of attack cards. Use an Elixir or Hi-Potion to recover all your cards. Keep repeating this to easily beat him.

Poor Naminé.

It would be better than no explanation at all.

The comparison looks amazing.

Riku Replica and Axel's last scene ftw.