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I know, I'm saying the beginning of it is on the regular game, with Roxas walking up and pulling out the keyblades, Riku on top of the building, the crapload of shadows popping up, and then it ends with a shot who I assume is Kairi as an adult on the beach. In Final Mix, it continues on and...

I just beat it, and they're right, you can't save afterwards, which means any levels you gain in the final fights are useless. That sucks. Also, the beginning of the FM ending movie (with Riku and Roxas) is on KHI, but not the whole thing, for some reason.

Alright, thanks, man. :) That's kinda cool.

Okay A) why didn't you put all the keys from the game? And B) I'd have to say the Oathkeeper, cuz for some reason when I think Keyblade, I think of the Oathkeeper.

can you still go back and do stuff, like fight in the tournaments and make the ultima weapon, and stuff? Or do I have to do all that before I fight Ansem?

Is there a way to get mystery goo other than juggling the rare truffles? I think I read something about getting them from white mushrooms, too?

I'm talking like when you switch chains in the game.

Okay, what about whenever Sora takes one keychain off to put another one on it? What happens then?

Okay, but the Jungle King chain makes it look different than than when it has the Three Wishes chain on it, right? Well, what does it look like when it doesn't have a keychain on it, is what I'm asking. Is it just a plain key with no special theme, or what?

Hit with the teeth of the key? Wouldn't that make more sense?

Would it not have that heart-shaped chunk out of the teeth if it was complete, do you think? Or is that just part of its design?

Is that the black and red one Riku uses?

When it doesn't have a keychain on it? Like what's it's transitory form?

Wouldn't it be cool if they made a Kingdom Hearts movie? I DON'T mean a Hollywood movie, but something in the vein of Advent Children, except about 5 hours longer. The KH1 Final Mix ending movie made me think it would be awesome, as long as they didn't make it really kiddish.