Anyone else notice the obscene amount of keyblades in KH:BBS? I was just wondering if it was possible that Chi, or Unchained chi at least, would make keychains available? I mean, we could keep the originalfew keyblades that Chi introduced but add keychains in as skins, basically.
Keyblade War: Keychains
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I really like this idea. The more continuity, the better!
I would love to have Oathkeeper in the game actually, always paired that with oblivion when I went into Final Form in KH2 haha
We'll we know that true keyblades have a keychain attached to them.
The Keyblades at the Keyblade Graveyard are replicas / fake keyblades. (If I remember correctly)
Most likely, those Keyblade's could possibly come out except it would be without the keychain.
The Keyblades at the Keyblade Graveyard are replicas / fake keyblades. (If I remember correctly)
Most likely, those Keyblade's could possibly come out except it would be without the keychain.
They're not fake Keyblades, per se, they're man-made, like the rest of the Keyblades that are not the χblade. In other words: only the χblade is the true Keyblade, since the others were made by humans.
Not every Keyblade was man-made.
The kingdom Key and Kingdom Key D are also true Keyblade's by your standards.
I think any Keyblade with a keychain is considered a true Keyblade as the X-blade even had it's own keychain. Man-made Keyblades don't have keychains but maybe it's possible for it to get a keychain of it's own.
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All keyblades are man-made by virtue of the keyblade itself not being a naturally existing thing. If it's a keyblade it's an artificial construct, it's a weird one in that it can sort of replicate/copy itself via the ceremony but they are all artificial. The only one that is not is the X-blade which in MX's own words is not a keyblade at all, it's something totally different that exists naturally alongside kingdom hearts. Keyblades are just essentially people's failed attempt to create a weapon with the same powers.
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Wait, what? Since when was it confirmed that the Kingdom Key and its dark counterpart aren't man-made? Last I checked, the lore stated in the games themselves said that the X-Blade is the only true and natural original, and all other Keyblades were forged by people in its likeness. No mention of the KK or KKD being exceptions.
If anything, the KK is probably the most basic of Keyblades. All Keyblades were created in imitation of the X-Blade, and the KK comes the closest out of all of em in terms of appearance.
And come to think of it, what about that Keyblade made of the princesses' hearts back in KH1? It has no keychain, if I recall correctly. If that thing isn't a Keyblade... what is it? I don't think keychains are the absolute constant in the definition of a Keyblade here...
Goddamn I'm just realizing how many times I just said "Keyblade." It's almost as bad as Ansem's darkness thing.
I wonder how I missed that important detail....ignore my incorrect post then.
I presume the Keyblade to Return Hearts is an unique man-made Keyblade. But I don't think distinguishing whether the KtRH is man-made or not will be touched upon in KH3, or any future release, to be honest.
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The fact that it's called the "Key" to Return Hearts makes me think it's actually not a Keyblade at all.
This here. I think it's more like an object or a character or so. Heck, it could even be a Door.
"Key" not Keyblade.
It's pretty widely believed the Key to Return Hearts is not a Keyblade, which is what Tinny and Muke are saying. Like they are saying, it is more likely to be a power Sora will come to understand as he "searches" for it.
Joshua explained in KH3D that it is merely through the act of acknowledging a person that they can exist:
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And then Ansem the Wise pretty much states outright that Sora has this ability to "return hearts" and that his research data is the clue to guide Sora to understanding this:
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Sora's journey in KH3 to "find" the Key to Return Hearts is, therefore, not about finding a physical object but for Sora to find the power within himself. The journey is made out to seem as though he is looking for something tangible because Sora likely won't understand that he is the key.
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You know part of me hopes the key to return hearts is not just Sora but Kairi as well. I mean purifying a heartless should just turn it back into a heart but instead through the connection of Sora and Kairi it restored Sora to human form, albeit in doing so it left him incomplete. In a way isn't that similar to what we are trying to do now? Bring back people whose existences are little more than hearts lost in the depths of Sora and Kairi. I kinda felt like that's what Ansem the Wise was in part hinting when he brought up the fact that Sora returning is evidence that he might be able to bring back others.
Like maybe Sora himself is the key but a key doesn't really do anything alone, someone has to use it be it a regular key or keyblade it's the kind of thing that takes two, in fact that's sort of the thing about Sora his miracles always involve a second person you know power of friendship. That's why I'm hoping in the end after Sora sort of uncovers the power in himself he also comes to realize that it's not the kind of power he can use alone, and that's where Kairi comes in. Sora is the key and she his wielder and together, two uncorrupted hearts with a bond more powerful than any love or friendship, can bring back the lost trio who they are deeply connected to two. Roxas a being who acted as a medium to allow Sora and Kairi's hearts to make contact during Sora's sleep and whose physical body was once container of both their hearts, Xion a being born from Sora's most powerful memories the ones of Kairi, and Namine an entity whose existence was only possible through the union of Sora and Kairi as a single unit.
(I honestly don't expect any of TAV to need the key to return hearts. Ventus seems more like a kairi case where we just need to extract his heart while near his body to wake him up, except you know a proper extraction this time instead of using a special keyblade to break Sora's heart wide open turning him into a heartless. Terra I think is another Riku case where we just have to help him fight against Xehanort and he'll be able to take back his body. Aqua a Sora case where she can escape from that dark beach if she only had a friend to guide her home and we can be that friend.)
Like maybe Sora himself is the key but a key doesn't really do anything alone, someone has to use it be it a regular key or keyblade it's the kind of thing that takes two, in fact that's sort of the thing about Sora his miracles always involve a second person you know power of friendship. That's why I'm hoping in the end after Sora sort of uncovers the power in himself he also comes to realize that it's not the kind of power he can use alone, and that's where Kairi comes in. Sora is the key and she his wielder and together, two uncorrupted hearts with a bond more powerful than any love or friendship, can bring back the lost trio who they are deeply connected to two. Roxas a being who acted as a medium to allow Sora and Kairi's hearts to make contact during Sora's sleep and whose physical body was once container of both their hearts, Xion a being born from Sora's most powerful memories the ones of Kairi, and Namine an entity whose existence was only possible through the union of Sora and Kairi as a single unit.
(I honestly don't expect any of TAV to need the key to return hearts. Ventus seems more like a kairi case where we just need to extract his heart while near his body to wake him up, except you know a proper extraction this time instead of using a special keyblade to break Sora's heart wide open turning him into a heartless. Terra I think is another Riku case where we just have to help him fight against Xehanort and he'll be able to take back his body. Aqua a Sora case where she can escape from that dark beach if she only had a friend to guide her home and we can be that friend.)
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No, just no. I want the Dusk to be the key to return heart. We've been through so much with them, and I personally think that the Dusks are very well-developed characters -- just look at it. It went from Unknown Entity -> Enemy -> Dusk!!
Come to think of it -- why not make the shadows the key? I mean, helloooo!? Look at that Design! Those eyes, and the body itself -- brilliant! Also, we know them since KH I, which makes them our best friends since the beginning.
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