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Now that would be a real spin off.
Well, it's not really a plot hole. They have no purpose for the rest of the series right now.
I see, your point. But, the question I'm confused about is why is there a huge gap between Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep and Kingdom Hearts 1? How come there weren't any other human strong enough to take human form like the Organization? I mean, the darkness managed to consume many worlds. I think it's possible that in those worlds that there were a minority of people strong enough to take human form as a nobody aside from the Organization. And, even in Days, Xigbar and Roxas went looking for such a being. But, they never found one.
I understand that. All I'm saying is that he is an elite Nobody and that alone says something about what kind of person he is. I highly doubt he was actually as lazy and stupid as he let on. I would like to know what qualities made him worthy of maintaining his human form.
All I'm saying is that it takes a strong will just to turn into a Dusk upon loosing ones heart and an incredibly strong will create a higher nobody, but to maintain your human form you truly have to be something special. All of the members of Organization XIII had a will of almost superhuman strength before they split into Heartless and Nobody. As Somebodies, these weren't your average people. This is why I'm interested to know why someone as apparently "lazy" and "stupid" as Demyx was able to keep his original body.
Maybe, there are some hints presented in the novels, game and manga.
I think this is probably more of a discrepancy on the writers' parts. They can get away with an apparently contradictory character like Demyx because he was conceived to be short-lived; there were no expectations for another opportunity to dig any deeper than surface level (until Days, I guess, but that was in large part a wasted opportunity, and a major contributor to the general nonsense that makes up his character as it is now—he was reluctant and eccentric in KH2, but not necessarily lazy or stupid in the way Days decided to portray). When it comes down to it, Demyx was just a fun, half-baked concept inserted into the game to break up the monotony of an unnecessarily large ensemble. Either way, at this point, it's really just up to fan speculation.
That's what I mean when I call it a wasted opportunity.
