Alright, so someone gives you a magic wand. You can make three wishes, but there's a catch. You can wish to change one thing about the Kingdom Hearts series that you hate, and either remove it or rewrite it into something amazing—BUT you have to give up something else in the series that you love.
Now, here's the other catch. Whatever you want to change or eliminate, you must give up something categorically similar. So, if you want to change or remove a cutscene or a particular moment or even an entire narrative sequence in the series that you don't like, then you also have to give up a scene/moment/sequence that you love (so, for instance, if I want to rewrite the whole Kairi-gets-kidnapped-and-dies sequence at the end of the KH3, then I also have to give up, say, the Sora stabs himself sequence in KH1). If you want to change or remove a particular game mechanic, you have to give up a mechanic (get rid of the DDD Drop meter in exchange for losing Drive Forms). Change a weapon, lose a weapon; character for character, world for world, item for item, song for song, boss fight for boss fight, etc.
You get three choices. What do you choose?
Now, here's the other catch. Whatever you want to change or eliminate, you must give up something categorically similar. So, if you want to change or remove a cutscene or a particular moment or even an entire narrative sequence in the series that you don't like, then you also have to give up a scene/moment/sequence that you love (so, for instance, if I want to rewrite the whole Kairi-gets-kidnapped-and-dies sequence at the end of the KH3, then I also have to give up, say, the Sora stabs himself sequence in KH1). If you want to change or remove a particular game mechanic, you have to give up a mechanic (get rid of the DDD Drop meter in exchange for losing Drive Forms). Change a weapon, lose a weapon; character for character, world for world, item for item, song for song, boss fight for boss fight, etc.
You get three choices. What do you choose?
