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Unfortunately, the only one that has a new Link is Yuagari Penguin, and it's only the Link Attack.
Nomura said:
Gula's resolution at the end of [I]Back Cover[/I] gives me pretty much all the context I needed for why the Unions began to clash at the end of browse [I]χ[chi][/I]. He begins collecting large amounts of Lux, which prompts the others to do the same. Naturally, the wielders under them take this as competition, tensions rise, and as the War becomes inevitable, the Foretellers have to decide how they will carry themselves into that war. While Ira and Aced may have been on good terms at the end of [I]BC[/I], Aced's invigorated pursuit of power to win the War and lead the new world has Ira opposing him, believing Aced has become consumed with that lust for strength.
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See Sephiroth you and I read that line differently.
I see it as him saying stuff like the keyblade war is an important event to the KH story, which it is, but we don't need to experience the keyblade war to understand it. We've got the ending and most of the details to the war all we were missing was the spark that aggravated and changed things, and that's what BC gave us. BC doesn't let us experience the events like that war, but the experience in unnecessary to understanding the story, it's just fun to be a part of it. That's why I compare it to Rogue One, we never needed to see that tale but getting the plans for the Death Star was still of vital importance to the Star Wars story as a whole. BC works as a stand alone tale, you can watch BC and you get pretty much everything important. Like how the only thing the Nightmare Chirithy Dream Eater really added to the tale was to aggravate trust between the foretellers/union. Was there was story to the Nightmare Chirithy? Yes and that is what Browser Chi's story was ultimately about, solving the mystery of the nightmare chirithy that helped cause and spread distrust. But BC not personally addressing and resolving that plot point is irrelevant to understanding the greater story being told.
We already know how the keyblade war ends, we already knew going on that it became a fight over kingdom hearts and the X-blade, we already know the keyblades were forged to help obtain kingdom hearts, we already know the fighting breaks out over greed over light, etc...
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scene and that was about 30 mins before the game ends. I liked the secred moviebut expected more since it was something that we unofficially already knew from the past KHIII trailers.
Sorry, meant to reply to this yesterday. Yes, Catanuki gives the Vanish command.
This is the truth and absolutely nothing but the truth. This guy. I don't think this series has ever had a more watchable character than the Master of Masters and it's Chase who sells it 100%.
Chase did a great job (also props to the localization team for working the Master's tics and vocal eccentricities into an English script naturally), but Sugita still blows him out of the water.
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