It's kind of a given.
If they've gone out of their way to avoid death in the first 5 games, why would the 7th be about death?
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It's kind of a given.
If they've gone out of their way to avoid death in the first 5 games, why would the 7th be about death?
This is something I ask to both you and keybladelegacy.
And learn to quote dammit!
Plenty of people died during the games. Ansem, Organization members, even people from the destroyed worlds up until Xehanort was defeated.It's kind of a given.
If they've gone out of their way to avoid death in the first 5 games, why would the 7th be about death?
This is something I ask to both you and keybladelegacy.
And learn to quote dammit!
Plenty of people died during the games. Ansem, Organization members, even people from the destroyed worlds up until Xehanort was defeated.
I STILL think heartless and nobodies existed right from the point when the worlds were dissconnected. Maybe not in as great a number as they were in KHI and II, but still there.
There's a difference between people dying and a theme of the games being death.Plenty of people died during the games. Ansem, Organization members, even people from the destroyed worlds up until Xehanort was defeated.
I'll give you the death one, but read the last three ansem reports, from the Final Mix. Xehanort says that he only created the heartless in Hollow Bastion, and because of their apperance, the World "wall" or border, was destroyed, so the king could come. The King couldn't have come if there wern't heartless already.They only existed after Xehanort created them. The worlds had to of been disconnected well before then otherwise traversing the worlds would be impossible. Then again travel within BBS hasn't been explored yet, so I could very well be wrong.
Plenty of people died during the games. Ansem, Organization members, even people from the destroyed worlds up until Xehanort was defeated.
I STILL think heartless and nobodies existed right from the point when the worlds were dissconnected. Maybe not in as great a number as they were in KHI and II, but still there.
I'll give you the death one, but read the last three ansem reports, from the Final Mix. Xehanort says that he only created the heartless in Hollow Bastion, and because of their apperance, the World "wall" or border, was destroyed, so the king could come. The King couldn't have come if there wern't heartless already.
Lol why not Terra and the crew, he seems to be the older learder of the group like Riku ahahahahah...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lol why not Terra and the crew, he seems to be the older learder of the group like Riku ahahahahah...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
All this in my opinion adds up but some thing dosnt and i don't got much time now so I'll just say one thing. ?Has any one considerd the 14th member [xion]... really that could be the REAL nobody of Kairi.
it's not a theory.the theory that unbirths are the heartless's ancestor
Then why the fuck namine fused with kairi in the end?Now, has anyone considered the fact that Kairi by herself is incapable of forming a Nobody? One has to become a Heartless to have a Nobody, no? And Kairi is incapable of becoming a Heartless. So, since she can't become a Heartless, she can't have a Nobody. At least on her own.
Then why the fuck namine fused with kairi in the end?
Then why the fuck namine fused with kairi in the end?
Self preservation. She had no where else to turn to save than to Kairi, seeing how Kairi's Sense of Self is what ended up leaving its imprint on her.
That only means she's related to Kairi's Heart. As Araliya said, Sora was the one who became a Heartless, who cast off a Nobody, and whose Memories Namine has relations to. And yet since his Heart wasn't what made Namine be born, she's not his Unbi- I mean Nobody.
So that's what you think Namine' is eh? I can see it as a possibility. The only strange thing about that, is it seems all knowledge of them ceased to exist after BBS...
Alright, what if unbirths came before anything was divided. For a heartless, the heart was cut off from the body and soul, and likewise for nobodies the body and soul are divided from the heart. This division was a result of the heart being overcome by darkness. Well, what if instead when a being was overcome by darkness, they stayed intact. An unbirth would be the incarnation of a body, soul, and heart that had been lost to darkness. Heartless were created when someone (Xehanort?) discovered how to divide the heart from the rest of the being. So once this was accomplished, the unbirths died out. This is where my theory gets a little sketchy; the reason unbirths died out is because when a heart was divided from the body and soul, it became impossible for this not to happen. Almost like evolution. After the first division was made, every being to fall to darkness afterward would automatically split in two.
Heartless and Nobodies don't exist during BBS.
If the body gets separated from the soul, it perishes.
Xehanort was the one to create the Heartless and subsequently the Nobodies.