Just something that struck me as kind of cool and mysterious.
Now I haven't beaten the game yet or anything, but I have reached Keyblade Graveyard on Terra's mode, so I'm like a third of the way there. In all my spoiling, however, I had never seen the rest of the level outside of boss battle videos, so I was pretty amazed at everything going on in the background when you start out on the level. I guess I'll put it in spoilers since someone might bitch about it, even though it really has nothing to do with the plot. Just the background of a level.
So, there are huge craters everywhere, the mountains are all jagged and obviously battle-scarred, and then you have this enormous motherfcuking scene over the ridge, where two whole cliffs have holes blown into them, leading to a long stretch of land that's been torn and pushed up. It looks really awesome and brings up connotations of epic battles before, on a real big scale.
But then, jeez, how big of a scale was that? Looks like it was some giant blast of energy that sent something big into the ground from above. And then there's the other signs of fighting scattered around. It makes once wonder what the Keyblade Masters were like before the Wars. Apparently they aren't as common in BBS anymore, and by the power they apparently have, you'd think they were the Time Lords of the Kingdom Hearts universe. And, I mean, if they're Time Lords then the Mirage Arena is definitely Tartarus. There looks to be another big theme of old technology; Terra's summoning of his Keyblade, the transportation, and this big old floating fortress in the middle of nowhere. It's a general motif.
Now, I don't think it's foreshadowing, but I think it's really cool that the designers or Nomura himself are alluding to a time even further in the past. It feels implied enough that we don't need an entirely new side game, but it's mysterious enough that I want to see more.
So yeah, anyone else take notice of these things? I'm pretty much ranting about how cool I think it is, so hearing some other comments would be nice.
Now I haven't beaten the game yet or anything, but I have reached Keyblade Graveyard on Terra's mode, so I'm like a third of the way there. In all my spoiling, however, I had never seen the rest of the level outside of boss battle videos, so I was pretty amazed at everything going on in the background when you start out on the level. I guess I'll put it in spoilers since someone might bitch about it, even though it really has nothing to do with the plot. Just the background of a level.
So, there are huge craters everywhere, the mountains are all jagged and obviously battle-scarred, and then you have this enormous motherfcuking scene over the ridge, where two whole cliffs have holes blown into them, leading to a long stretch of land that's been torn and pushed up. It looks really awesome and brings up connotations of epic battles before, on a real big scale.
But then, jeez, how big of a scale was that? Looks like it was some giant blast of energy that sent something big into the ground from above. And then there's the other signs of fighting scattered around. It makes once wonder what the Keyblade Masters were like before the Wars. Apparently they aren't as common in BBS anymore, and by the power they apparently have, you'd think they were the Time Lords of the Kingdom Hearts universe. And, I mean, if they're Time Lords then the Mirage Arena is definitely Tartarus. There looks to be another big theme of old technology; Terra's summoning of his Keyblade, the transportation, and this big old floating fortress in the middle of nowhere. It's a general motif.
Now, I don't think it's foreshadowing, but I think it's really cool that the designers or Nomura himself are alluding to a time even further in the past. It feels implied enough that we don't need an entirely new side game, but it's mysterious enough that I want to see more.
So yeah, anyone else take notice of these things? I'm pretty much ranting about how cool I think it is, so hearing some other comments would be nice.
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