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Alright, I got some new ideas. This theory is based on Anima Relic's BBS NEW ENEMY THEORY
Heart+Body+Soul: Whole person
Heart (With darkness): Heartless
Heart (Without darkness): None
Body+Heart: Death
Body+Soul: Nobody
Soul: Death
Soul+Heart: New Enemy?
We know that a heart is a part vital to the existence of any living being, and it stabilizes the light and darkness of a person. When a person (not a PoH) gives in to the darkness of their heart, they will become a Heartless.
The body is the vessel that holds everything. Nothing more. When the soul leaves it, even if it still has a heart, the person is dead. However, when the person loses the heart, if they have a strong will, the remaining parts become a Nobody (the body to give the Nobody shape, and the soul to give it life).
Now the soul simply gives something life. Heartless act only on instinct, being born from darkness; they are masterless and free, and only wish to find and consume hearts to create more Heartless. Nobodies, however, can think and plan, thanks to their souls. If this is all true, and the new creature is the remaining heart and soul of a person, you could think of it as a Heartless that can think and has both light and darkness within it.
Consider Anima Relic's theory. Now then, as stated above, I think this creature is the remaining heart and soul. With a soul, it can think and plan. So it's quite different from a Heartless, which only act on instinct. Nomura said that this creature was wild. Since this creature lacks a body, all of its emotions and memories don't have something to hold it in. This creature is made when someone gives in to the darkness like the Heartless, however, it keeps the emotion it had while giving in to the darkness. It can think, but the emotion is so powerful, it can only concentrate on it, making it crazy a.k.a. wild. And symbolically (as KH is full of symbols), since it lacks a body, it cannot hold in that emotion, and they bubble and froth nonstop. A Nobody, with a body and soul but no heart, creates a creature without emotion. This new enemy, with a soul and a heart but no body, creates a creature full of emotion. This is backed up by the "Lingering Spirit". It's not canon, I know. I think Nomura's reason for putting him in is to give us some hints on BBS. The most noticable hints are the introductions of Aqua and Ven and Terra's anger for Master Xehanort. A hint I discovered is about the new enemies and it might be that Terra in this state is him as the new creature. That is not really Terra we're fighting - That's his lingering spirit - His soul and his horrible memories fuelled by emotion. The spirit could only talk about his two lost friends and his hatred for Master Xehanort, and those emotions made him a WILD and uncontrollable beast that you must fight. He can also be called the "Lingering Sentiment", and sentiment means emotion so...
Maybe a different strong emotion makes a different form of this creature. I mean like a person who has experienced great sadness could make the regular thin "Dawns", happiness makes those big blue ones, and then there's anger, shock and awe, boredom, calmness, fear, paranoia, disgust, shyness, etc. And if you have a really strong heart with multiple emotions, you regain your human form (Terra). Sounds like fun to fight them.
Just in case you're confused about the "giving in to the darkness and keeping the emotion" thing, I mean like, the "happiness" ones become those creatures because the person "happily" chose to give in to the darkness, and the "sadness" and "anger" ones and whatnot were so depressed that they gave in to the darkness. It's all about giving in to the darkness, and the emotion felt while doing it. Those creatures still have light in them, but maybe it takes the power of the Keyblade to unlock that light and bring them back to their human state... Perhaps Terra becoming that creature in FM really does happen, as his eyes turn yellow ("side effect" of darkness consummation) while he was angry...
Heart+Body+Soul: Whole person
Heart (With darkness): Heartless
Heart (Without darkness): None
Body+Heart: Death
Body+Soul: Nobody
Soul: Death
Soul+Heart: New Enemy?
We know that a heart is a part vital to the existence of any living being, and it stabilizes the light and darkness of a person. When a person (not a PoH) gives in to the darkness of their heart, they will become a Heartless.
The body is the vessel that holds everything. Nothing more. When the soul leaves it, even if it still has a heart, the person is dead. However, when the person loses the heart, if they have a strong will, the remaining parts become a Nobody (the body to give the Nobody shape, and the soul to give it life).
Now the soul simply gives something life. Heartless act only on instinct, being born from darkness; they are masterless and free, and only wish to find and consume hearts to create more Heartless. Nobodies, however, can think and plan, thanks to their souls. If this is all true, and the new creature is the remaining heart and soul of a person, you could think of it as a Heartless that can think and has both light and darkness within it.
Consider Anima Relic's theory. Now then, as stated above, I think this creature is the remaining heart and soul. With a soul, it can think and plan. So it's quite different from a Heartless, which only act on instinct. Nomura said that this creature was wild. Since this creature lacks a body, all of its emotions and memories don't have something to hold it in. This creature is made when someone gives in to the darkness like the Heartless, however, it keeps the emotion it had while giving in to the darkness. It can think, but the emotion is so powerful, it can only concentrate on it, making it crazy a.k.a. wild. And symbolically (as KH is full of symbols), since it lacks a body, it cannot hold in that emotion, and they bubble and froth nonstop. A Nobody, with a body and soul but no heart, creates a creature without emotion. This new enemy, with a soul and a heart but no body, creates a creature full of emotion. This is backed up by the "Lingering Spirit". It's not canon, I know. I think Nomura's reason for putting him in is to give us some hints on BBS. The most noticable hints are the introductions of Aqua and Ven and Terra's anger for Master Xehanort. A hint I discovered is about the new enemies and it might be that Terra in this state is him as the new creature. That is not really Terra we're fighting - That's his lingering spirit - His soul and his horrible memories fuelled by emotion. The spirit could only talk about his two lost friends and his hatred for Master Xehanort, and those emotions made him a WILD and uncontrollable beast that you must fight. He can also be called the "Lingering Sentiment", and sentiment means emotion so...
Maybe a different strong emotion makes a different form of this creature. I mean like a person who has experienced great sadness could make the regular thin "Dawns", happiness makes those big blue ones, and then there's anger, shock and awe, boredom, calmness, fear, paranoia, disgust, shyness, etc. And if you have a really strong heart with multiple emotions, you regain your human form (Terra). Sounds like fun to fight them.
Just in case you're confused about the "giving in to the darkness and keeping the emotion" thing, I mean like, the "happiness" ones become those creatures because the person "happily" chose to give in to the darkness, and the "sadness" and "anger" ones and whatnot were so depressed that they gave in to the darkness. It's all about giving in to the darkness, and the emotion felt while doing it. Those creatures still have light in them, but maybe it takes the power of the Keyblade to unlock that light and bring them back to their human state... Perhaps Terra becoming that creature in FM really does happen, as his eyes turn yellow ("side effect" of darkness consummation) while he was angry...
Power of Love. 
