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KH2 had the first retcon with the Ansem/Xehanort switcheroo.
It has a dense plot but it's confusion comes from pacing issues. It just dumps the answers in the beginning and end. So spreading it out better would've been ideal. It's also why people started to dislike the Disney worlds. The first world visits felt too disconnected from the larger plot. And it got worse in the following games.
I don't disagree with @Face My Fears but KH doesn't pull it off. Both Days and DDD hurt the previous games.
KH's problem seems to be it wants to tie everything together after the fact but chooses the poorest way to do it.
It ends up feeling like a weaker version of the FF7 spinoffs. The Xehanort saga ends up feeling more reductive than expansive.
My question is does she remember what she experienced? It's implied that she's at least somehwat familiar with the past's events (Book of Prophecies, etc.). It also wouldn't cause any paradoxes for her to remember since the past is in the past, unlike if she were able to remember the future if she did time travel.Yes, she inadvertently time traveled when her heart was released by the keyblade of hearts. However, she was caught in a digital version of Enchanted Dominion which was set up ahead of time to trap her, and Darkness sent her back to KH2's time.
DMC5 has the same problems as KH2. It was an odd sense of deja vu.That actually makes sense and it may not be just a Kingdom Hearts thing either. Sometimes I wonder if it might be better if some of those games were non canon spinoffs with no relation to the main games.
I think she remembers.My question is does she remember what she experienced? It's implied that she's at least somehwat familiar with the past's events (Book of Prophecies, etc.). It also wouldn't cause any paradoxes for her to remember since the past is in the past, unlike if she were able to remember the future if she did time travel.
How did Merlin make that door to begin with? Merlin is powerful but he may not be able to violate the rules of time travel.
He explicitly is able to, this is said in dialogue.Merlin is powerful but he may not be able to violate the rules of time travel.
I figured there is more than one way to time travel.How did Merlin make that door to begin with? Merlin is powerful but he may not be able to violate the rules of time travel.
It is, Sora and Riku time travel to Destiny Islands to enter the sleeping worlds, which themselves are replaying their own memories from the past.In hindsight I would've preferred DDD as a time travel game than cramming it in as a last minute plot twist.