Roxasthebrave
I been having these weird thoughts lately...
Towns Folk
What if in KH3, the climactic 7 vs 13 battle takes place around the midpoint of the story. Xehanort wins, obtains the X-Blade, enters Kingdom Hearts, and this causes all of the worlds to get plunged into the Realm of Darkness. So this would mean that while the first half of the game would be gathering the 7 lights or the "key to return hearts" or whatever, the second half would involve going back to each world to return it to the realm of light. I think this would be really neat, because the worlds would be all dark, gloomy, and creepy, kinda how Aqua saw Cinderella's castle in the BBSFM secret ending. They'd have the same layout as they had in the first half of the game, so it wouldn't involve stupid amounts of extra treasure hunting or stuff like that. Freeing these worlds and defeating some of the remaining thirteen darknesses would weaken Xehanort's connection with Kingdom Hearts (Don't ask me why that would be the case, it's just my attempt at Nomuralogic).
Now before they confront Xehanort in the big finale, they'd actually need to separate him from Kingdom Hearts. Sora would enter Kingdom Hearts, and it would be a Majora's Mask type scenario where the inside of the moon is pure paradise. Picture grassy fields, bright sunny sky, a bunch of kids (symbolizing not-yet-born hearts) running around, and maybe some library-like areas to show how Kingdom Hearts is the heart of all knowledge, as Xehanort always explained. Once entered, Sora would return to the appearance of his younger KH1 self, and he would find Xehanort, whose appearance and voice is that of Young Xehanort, simply sitting and possibly reading or observing the area peacefully. While inside Kingdom Hearts, Xehanort isn't hostile, but instead laments his actions now that he has access to all knowledge and understanding of good, evil, light, dark, right, wrong, etc. He and Sora have a heart-to-heart talk, where Sora tells him that they have to leave because Xehanort's presence in Kingdom Hearts still endangers the outside world. Xehanort agrees, but warns Sora that he will not be able to hold on to this understanding of right and wrong once they are back in the real world, which paints a bit of a sympathetic image of Xehanort, as he knows that they will have to end his journey with bloodshed but does not want it to deep down. So basically they leave, return to their normal ages, and Xehanort returns to his usual evil self, and the final boss battles begin.
This whole idea for the story has kinda been playing out in my head lately, so I figured I'd share it. I know it probably won't happen in the actual game, but I thought it was pretty neat
what do you guys think of it?
Now before they confront Xehanort in the big finale, they'd actually need to separate him from Kingdom Hearts. Sora would enter Kingdom Hearts, and it would be a Majora's Mask type scenario where the inside of the moon is pure paradise. Picture grassy fields, bright sunny sky, a bunch of kids (symbolizing not-yet-born hearts) running around, and maybe some library-like areas to show how Kingdom Hearts is the heart of all knowledge, as Xehanort always explained. Once entered, Sora would return to the appearance of his younger KH1 self, and he would find Xehanort, whose appearance and voice is that of Young Xehanort, simply sitting and possibly reading or observing the area peacefully. While inside Kingdom Hearts, Xehanort isn't hostile, but instead laments his actions now that he has access to all knowledge and understanding of good, evil, light, dark, right, wrong, etc. He and Sora have a heart-to-heart talk, where Sora tells him that they have to leave because Xehanort's presence in Kingdom Hearts still endangers the outside world. Xehanort agrees, but warns Sora that he will not be able to hold on to this understanding of right and wrong once they are back in the real world, which paints a bit of a sympathetic image of Xehanort, as he knows that they will have to end his journey with bloodshed but does not want it to deep down. So basically they leave, return to their normal ages, and Xehanort returns to his usual evil self, and the final boss battles begin.
This whole idea for the story has kinda been playing out in my head lately, so I figured I'd share it. I know it probably won't happen in the actual game, but I thought it was pretty neat