Re: [Translated] KH Unchained X: Road to Union X / Meeting Ventus
It's actually his pre-BBS appearance which he had during the flashbacks in BBS which take place four years before BBS (the scenes with Xehanort and the Neoshadows, when he first comes to Land of Departure etc.) as he his missing his shoulder pauldron and the crossing cheststraps.
It's also depicted on his first awakening platform (after Sora stabilizes him in the Prologue, only viewable in the PSP version as they somehow used the false, later station picture of Ven from the finale here too in the Remasters).
Note him not having the cheststraps and the shoulder pauldron, just like now in Union Cross.
Would at least explain it without any hickups.
Don't you think that would be a rather repetitive endeavour, not to mention counterproductive to the "experience without tragedy" the MoM implies he wants?
Sure, the end result would not be destruction this time but a "botched" restoration attempt, but when I consider Nomura's words about a "great diverge and upheaval" I have a hard time believing it going down more or less the same as with the first Foretellers in X and Back Cover.
So the Master is the one who distributed the Guilt Bangles then and who ushered in the creation of Nightmare Chirithy?
In Back Cover all five of the Foretellers state if I recall correctly that none of them created or distributed these bangles.
The rise and constant strengthening of Darkness is certainly tied to these bangles and what Nightmare Chirithy explains in Browser Chi also points in this direction, so I'd theorize that whoever distributed the bangles (or rather, who ordered that Chirithy to distribute them) is the "villain" who stands behind the whole thing.
Did Ven time travel to the past? I can't think of any other explanation as to why he's appearing in Union Cross & has his BBS appearance.
It's actually his pre-BBS appearance which he had during the flashbacks in BBS which take place four years before BBS (the scenes with Xehanort and the Neoshadows, when he first comes to Land of Departure etc.) as he his missing his shoulder pauldron and the crossing cheststraps.
It's also depicted on his first awakening platform (after Sora stabilizes him in the Prologue, only viewable in the PSP version as they somehow used the false, later station picture of Ven from the finale here too in the Remasters).
Note him not having the cheststraps and the shoulder pauldron, just like now in Union Cross.
@Sephiroth That could make some sense, actually.
Would at least explain it without any hickups.
What if they aren't going rogue on purpose?
The conflict between the Foretellers was born from their own good intentions. Maybe it'll happen again.
Perhaps the one who has the Book wants to use it to "set things right," but the other Leaders see their solution as destructive or wrong? Sort of like Aced choosing to disobey the Master.
If there is any villain character in χ, I think it's only the Master. The rest of them are just following their heart, to do what they think is best.
Don't you think that would be a rather repetitive endeavour, not to mention counterproductive to the "experience without tragedy" the MoM implies he wants?
Sure, the end result would not be destruction this time but a "botched" restoration attempt, but when I consider Nomura's words about a "great diverge and upheaval" I have a hard time believing it going down more or less the same as with the first Foretellers in X and Back Cover.
So the Master is the one who distributed the Guilt Bangles then and who ushered in the creation of Nightmare Chirithy?
In Back Cover all five of the Foretellers state if I recall correctly that none of them created or distributed these bangles.
The rise and constant strengthening of Darkness is certainly tied to these bangles and what Nightmare Chirithy explains in Browser Chi also points in this direction, so I'd theorize that whoever distributed the bangles (or rather, who ordered that Chirithy to distribute them) is the "villain" who stands behind the whole thing.
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