I've been wondering this for a while but why go through the trouble of capturing Roxas alive?
They needed to get Sora's memories back but why go the long way and capture him? Destroying Xion freed what memories she was holding so wouldn't it have been quicker to just destroy Roxas and let all the things he took from Sora (his original body+soul & stray memories) return naturally?
Wouldn't Roxas just have been broken down and reabsorbed back into Sora upon destruction like we see with recompletion?
The heart, Sora's, was already freed of it's darkness so you'd think destroying Roxas would've just cause the two halves to reassemble or in this case assimilate back into Sora.
They needed to get Sora's memories back but why go the long way and capture him? Destroying Xion freed what memories she was holding so wouldn't it have been quicker to just destroy Roxas and let all the things he took from Sora (his original body+soul & stray memories) return naturally?
Wouldn't Roxas just have been broken down and reabsorbed back into Sora upon destruction like we see with recompletion?
The heart, Sora's, was already freed of it's darkness so you'd think destroying Roxas would've just cause the two halves to reassemble or in this case assimilate back into Sora.