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Which, in turn, makes sense. His Heartless would take a form closer to that of his younger self because that's what the heart remembers. The Nobody is just what's left over after the Heartless is made, so of course it would look like Terra.

Xehanort's human form Heartless was born of an immensely strong will. There's really no argument for why it wouldn't take the form of the person that produced it. And actually, that technically is Terra's body. If you'll recall, Master Xehanort discarded his old body so he could implant his heart into Terra's younger, firmer body. As well, to pull off the stuff he does in game and cutscenes, Terra would pretty much have to be stacked. There's no argument that could explain him doing that and not being physically fit. Even magical augmentation is out, because if that were a possibility, why didn't Master Xehanort do it himself? After all, a master magician should be able to pull that kind of thing, right?

Well, that booster is in a pretty convenient spot. It's accessible from four different directions, though actually landing on it isn't the easiest of efforts. That, and I always play for maximum score.

What's the highest total boost you've had during a command board game, and on which board did it happen? For me, the highest total boost was 77% on the Secret Board.

Aqua is actually my personal favorite of the three, but I do enjoy Terra's power.

I actually built a Blizzard deck specifically for use against Axel. It turned that battle into a cakewalk.

Here's that list I promised: Five instances of Fire Raid, two instances of Firaga Burst, five instances of Mega Flare, and one instance of Curaga, in that order. Plus, two Elixirs, Fire Boost, and Double Sleight for enemy cards.

So, what kind of deck do you have for the endgame of RE: CoM? Personally, I use a high-value (number wise, not CP) Fire deck that takes advantage of the various AoE Fire element sleights. A majority of the CP cost comes from the Elixirs I use for easy restocking. I'll post a list later.

It's not a bad idea, but really, his voice just isn't aged enough for the part.

The main reason I'm getting a PS4 is for Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory II, but KHIII will be high up on my "to get" list when it comes out.

What are some of the weirder things the Keyblade has done? Off the top of my head, there's only one I can think of, and that's the fact that on two separate occasions, it's literally written itself into a computer program. I suppose "pinging" when it's mentioned might count, too.

I liked the characterization, but I wasn't fond of the overwhelming amount of character deaths, to the point where it's almost taken Attack on Titan's position as the Game of Thrones of anime.