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wtholyf said:You know I'm really starting to think the game is going to become a MMORPG. Nomura said it was going to be more then just a game. Not only that, but like other MMORPG's, there will be some story line. That also could explain the gaps of the keyblade, AND explain the keyblade war. In order to wield the keyblade you must have a strong heart. Kairi learned to wield it when she wanted to despartely see sora. My guess is, throughout this MMORPG you learn the secret of the keyblade and you work your way through the game trying to obtain one, and then unlocking all its true powers. I'm thinking the game is set in the past due to what Xigbar said, "Man you're not even half the hero the previous keyblade masters were." This indicates that not only were there previous keyblade masters. It also means, the organization knows something about them. This ties into Zexion, Zexion was a pretty shady character. Wheter Zexion is alive or not is not currently known (his "place" was way messed up. I'm pretty sure you are gonna get to meet the nobodies, the heartless, and the other keyblade bearers. This MMORPG I believe, will be something like Fable. You can choose the road to light, the road to dark, the road to twilight, or the road to dawn "The Keyblade brought peace and destruction." As you progress through the game you learn more abilities and more truths. At a certain point however, when you've unlocked all the secrets. It becomes like an MMORPG. You can fight for the light or dark or fight both, or whatever. It sounds like it could be a massive RPG. I'm saying there could be some plot, and some kickass RPG going on
I agree... after seeing Kingdom Hearts(the door) a second time I asked myself "Didn't you already lock this thing?" It was like De Ja Vu(sp?) and I felt that I had truly not accomplished anything in KHI... the heartless were still there, Maleficent came back to life, Ansem(in CoM) came back along with his Nobody. It felt pointless.TerranOvermind said:I have a question that concerns the Door to Darkness and the door to the light.
What exactly was accomplished when Kingdom Hearts was closed in the original?
I was under the impression that Kingdom Hearts (aka Door to Darkness) was a "seal" of sorts that kept out the true power of darkness and in closing it for good, effectively stopping true darkness from spreading.
Now, in Kingdom Hearts 2, "Kingdom Hearts" is a gigantic construct of hearts from the defeat of Heartless and the door that appears above the tower is only a pathway to get to Xemnas.
King Mickey kept telling Sora that he will be the one to open the door to the light and that there will always be a door to the light. What confuses me is that the ending of Kingdom Hearts 2 seems to imply that the "door to the light" is merely a pathway to the "realm of light"(aka Sora and Co.'s universe) from the "realm of darkness" (where Sora and Riku are after defeating Xemnas). There was no "source" of true light like Kingdom Hearts 1's "source" of true darkness.
Was that what they meant to say all this time, that Kingdom Hearts is merely a physical doorway between the realms of light and dark? If so, why is Kingdom Hearts so important or even necessary? The Organization could create their own portals between realms and Sora "opened" a pathway to the "realm of light" with the power of his heart, not the Keyblade, basically doing what the Organization did. How special is that?
OR...
Have we even found the real "door to the light" yet as of KH2? Could Sora have just been describing what the pathway looked like? Is the door to the light a "seal" to the "source" of light, like the Door to Darkness was a "seal" to the "source" of darkness?
I just feel like it would be a cop-out if it turns out that Kingdom Hearts is just a gate between the light and dark realms and not something more significant like being "seals". I always envisioned Sora opening an alternate Kingdom Hearts door made of darkness that held back the "true" light like the original door made of light that held back the "true" darkness.
TerranOvermind said:I have a question that concerns the Door to Darkness and the door to the light.
What exactly was accomplished when Kingdom Hearts was closed in the original?
I was under the impression that Kingdom Hearts (aka Door to Darkness) was a "seal" of sorts that kept out the true power of darkness and in closing it for good, effectively stopping true darkness from spreading.
Now, in Kingdom Hearts 2, "Kingdom Hearts" is a gigantic construct of hearts from the defeat of Heartless and the door that appears above the tower is only a pathway to get to Xemnas.
King Mickey kept telling Sora that he will be the one to open the door to the light and that there will always be a door to the light. What confuses me is that the ending of Kingdom Hearts 2 seems to imply that the "door to the light" is merely a pathway to the "realm of light"(aka Sora and Co.'s universe) from the "realm of darkness" (where Sora and Riku are after defeating Xemnas). There was no "source" of true light like Kingdom Hearts 1's "source" of true darkness.
Was that what they meant to say all this time, that Kingdom Hearts is merely a physical doorway between the realms of light and dark? If so, why is Kingdom Hearts so important or even necessary? The Organization could create their own portals between realms and Sora "opened" a pathway to the "realm of light" with the power of his heart, not the Keyblade, basically doing what the Organization did. How special is that?
OR...
Have we even found the real "door to the light" yet as of KH2? Could Sora have just been describing what the pathway looked like? Is the door to the light a "seal" to the "source" of light, like the Door to Darkness was a "seal" to the "source" of darkness?
I just feel like it would be a cop-out if it turns out that Kingdom Hearts is just a gate between the light and dark realms and not something more significant like being "seals". I always envisioned Sora opening an alternate Kingdom Hearts door made of darkness that held back the "true" light like the original door made of light that held back the "true" darkness.