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Present day Repliku joins the Org & gets long overdue scenes with No. I.I'm more interested to find out how they handle the fact the Repliku didn't die in this continuity.
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Present day Repliku joins the Org & gets long overdue scenes with No. I.I'm more interested to find out how they handle the fact the Repliku didn't die in this continuity.
Only they have the Riku haircut scene play out mostly the same, without the “other me” commentPresent day Repliku joins the Org & gets long overdue scenes with No. I.
There's a big issue thoi imagine he wandered around until he reached the Dark Shore, though it will be curious to see Riku’s reaction
I hope so.Looks like we’re getting the “Let It Go” scene in the next chapter, based on the preview.
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I wonder if this means they’re skipping the labyrinth![]()
I don’t have access to the Twilight Town chapters, but I don’t think he does.Something I keep forgetting to ask: do the Twilight Town chapters not include Little Chef?
Nope, neither in the KH1 or KH2 manga. And Chain of Memories’ manga only featured Traverse Town, Agrabah and Destiny Islands. The rest of the manga focuses more on Sora and Riku’s encounters with the Organisation within Castle Oblivion.Does Halloween Town ever show up in the manga?
While the format of omnibus first is odd, I can kinda see what they were going for. Tokyopop had already done the single releases/box sets for KH1 and CoM, so why repeat that? Plus with the added Final Mix material, it made sense to have them as 2 -in-1 volumes. As for Days, maybe it was because they were relatively newer compared to the KH2 volumes, or maybe it was a contract thing.So seeing that the third KH3 volume is going to be slightly bigger than the others reminded me;
Am I the only who really dislikes how Yen Press released the previous mangas?
They should have released them in their original single volume formats from the beginning and then go back and combine them into omnibuses if they wanted.
I like to have some form of consistency with my manga volumes, and that involves books that are all around the same size. What I get instead are volumes that are wildly different sizes. It'd be fine if it was just the KH1, CoM and KH2 volumes, but then you have the average-sized Days and KH3 volumes; ugh I hate it.
The same goes for the novelisations, only here it's a matter of the regular-ass-sized KH3 volumes looking downright puny next to the previous, omnibus-sized volumes.
So…? Nobody would care. And that wouldn't explain why the novels get the same treatment.Tokyopop had already done the single releases/box sets for KH1 and CoM, so why repeat that?
Probably because at the time, every other novel adaptation had been out for a while and they wanted them all in one place.So…? Nobody would care. And that wouldn't explain why the novels get the same treatment.