People always talk about how in KH1 the stories for the worlds relate to that of the main plot, and KH2 didn't really do that at all. Just how exactly did these worlds boost the main plot?
In KH1:
Destiny Islands: Well, the starting world, you have the whole introduction here.
Traverse Town: This was where Sora's journey really began, with meeting D and G.
Wonderland: This gave Sora a reason to be looking out for captive princesses.
Deep Jungle: Showed Sora about the heart and human interaction, etc.
Olympus Coliseum: I'm not really sure how this world boosted the plot, IMO.
Agrabah: Revealed the intentions of Villains, and Maleficent.
Monstro: Shows Riku's new cruelness and explains powers of the heart.
Halloween Town: The heart again, how strong and weak it can be.
Neverland: Gave Sora a chance to fantasize about flying and such.
Atlantica: Insight about Keyblade's through Triton.
Hallow Bastion: Darkness and such.
End of the World: Climax of story.
Now, it seems as though in KH1, we had several points throughout world plot to main plot. The Keyblade, Darkness and Hearts. These points made a huge difference in the overall plot.
But for KH2, nothing really happened outside from OrgXIII's involvement in other worlds, or... That's honestly all I can think of. We learned nothing about the heart or darkness or the Keyblade. In BBS we saw more plot involvement with examples like Stitch and his Wayfinder, also, Days had much involvement, as Roxas seems influenced by other world's going-ons about his experience with OrgXIII, though it wasn't the same feel as KH1. If anything, Roxas realization's seemed like what you see in FF4 when you hit pause in the new DS version, meaning they weren't that good, and they tended to repeat. COM had as much involvement as KH1 did, Sora frequently learend about memories, WITH the KH1 feel. Re:Coded, well, I can't think of anything for this.
But for this, how do you think they could fix the involvement in the minor Disney worlds to reflect that of the larger plot?
In KH1:
Destiny Islands: Well, the starting world, you have the whole introduction here.
Traverse Town: This was where Sora's journey really began, with meeting D and G.
Wonderland: This gave Sora a reason to be looking out for captive princesses.
Deep Jungle: Showed Sora about the heart and human interaction, etc.
Olympus Coliseum: I'm not really sure how this world boosted the plot, IMO.
Agrabah: Revealed the intentions of Villains, and Maleficent.
Monstro: Shows Riku's new cruelness and explains powers of the heart.
Halloween Town: The heart again, how strong and weak it can be.
Neverland: Gave Sora a chance to fantasize about flying and such.
Atlantica: Insight about Keyblade's through Triton.
Hallow Bastion: Darkness and such.
End of the World: Climax of story.
Now, it seems as though in KH1, we had several points throughout world plot to main plot. The Keyblade, Darkness and Hearts. These points made a huge difference in the overall plot.
But for KH2, nothing really happened outside from OrgXIII's involvement in other worlds, or... That's honestly all I can think of. We learned nothing about the heart or darkness or the Keyblade. In BBS we saw more plot involvement with examples like Stitch and his Wayfinder, also, Days had much involvement, as Roxas seems influenced by other world's going-ons about his experience with OrgXIII, though it wasn't the same feel as KH1. If anything, Roxas realization's seemed like what you see in FF4 when you hit pause in the new DS version, meaning they weren't that good, and they tended to repeat. COM had as much involvement as KH1 did, Sora frequently learend about memories, WITH the KH1 feel. Re:Coded, well, I can't think of anything for this.
But for this, how do you think they could fix the involvement in the minor Disney worlds to reflect that of the larger plot?