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the maria plotline is tragic and all, but i don't think the theater is gonna handle the wade death scene. i've already cried 9 times just thinking about it. dammit here i go crying again

16:29 So from what I understand, the save data is stored in the PNG’s metadata. Metadata for those who don’t know is essentially “data about data”. It stores stuff like the date of the file’s creation, the size and type of the file, who created it and where, etc. So the actual png doesn’t store any save data, but the png’s metadata does. Why they did this I have no idea. The best guess I found was maybe they wanted to make altering the save data harder than if it was stored in a different file format. Nonetheless it’s very funny and very on brand for this series to have such an odd way of storing save data

This channel deserves way more subscribers. Honestly this channel deserves everything, y'all are so fun to watch.

2:16 they did it! The robotniks pissed on the moon! And also this movie changed my hype, at first I was losing hype, but with all this, the ark, shadow 05, Maria backstories and possibly connections to chaos or even the biolizard? This brought my hype back.

Ever since finishing Kingdom Hearts 2 Nomura has been insistent on including Toy story in Kingdom hearts 3 even going as far as to say in an interview with Jen Simpkins from GameRader’s Edge Magazine, “After we were done with Kingdom Hearts II and were starting to consider III, we started talks with Disney, I remember saying, ‘If we can’t use Pixar, then we can’t have a third game.’ It’s that important to the game series,” (Nomura). And it’s clear to see why Nomura put so much importance on Toy Story once you realize how much its story connects to and reinforces the themes and mythos of Kingdom Hearts. Toy Box is a magical world. While it appears to be the same of our own it holds a great secret, Toys are alive. When a child looks away a Toy springs to life revealing a heart of their very own, but that begs the question, how does a toy possess a heart? In Kingdom Hearts 3 we learn the answer. A toy is given a heart by the love of children. When a child looks upon a toy they do not see a cheap piece of plastic but instead they see a friend with a heart of its own to be loved and cherished. And it is that belief which truly gives the toys a heart. This is what Woody means when he says the Toys within Galaxy Toys have yet to figure it out. That they have yet to realize the love of a child and thus are empty shells without a heart of their own. As Young Xehanort himself points out this draws heavily parallels between the toys and Nobodies, both incomplete creatures searching for their missing Half, but this parallel isn't just there to establish why the heartless can possess the empty toys. The point of this Parallel is to answer a question that has haunted the narrative of Kingdom Hearts since the events of KH2, Why does Roxas have a heart? Roxas, just like his somebody, is an anomaly in the world of Kingdom Hearts. He is a nobody that bears neither the face nor the memories of his original self. He is more shallow than any other nobody, less a body without a heart and more a broken shell. Yet not only was Roxas the first nobody to grow a heart but said heart was his alone. Throughout the events of Days Roxas grows from a barely living husk of a man to one who definitely proclaims his own existence and personhood. And this is thanks to the bonds forged in his first year. Just like how a Toy is given a heart through the eyes of a child Roxas was given a heart by those that were drawn to him. From those he shared ice cream with under the twilight sky, the trio he befriended ever so slightly on a lazy afternoon, the fairy tale heroes his somebody cherished, and even the forgotten longing of brothership from the King of Nothing Roxas began to be shaped by those around him. His soul is learning the rules of the world, the nature of a heart, the simple joys of friendship, the sting of betrayal, and the heartbreak of goodbyes. As Roxas’s newborn heart grew with every day he too gained the ability to see the hearts of others whether it be in the Flurry of Dancing Flames whose false smile became true or the Puppet who became a Real Girl. But perhaps the final proof of Roxas' heart lies with his own “Andy”. Sora at first refused to see his “Woody”, whether it be or out of ignorance or prejudice Sora denied Roxas existence, refusing to heed the clues of the other half or feel his presence in his heart. That is until Roxas forced Sora to acknowledge him. Within the very core of his heart Sora came face to face with Roxas and was forced to acknowledge their connection through the Keyblades in order to win the fight. With Roxas’s tragedy laid before him Sora is at last ready to accept the truth and later on in the realm of sleep acknowledge not only Roxas’s existence but that he has a heart of his own. Just like how Andy gave woody and Buzz hearts by writing his name on them, Sora gives his Nobody a heart by acknowledging him as his own person. While Toy Box Provides many answers it also raises a new question. If A toy gets its heart from a child’s love what happens when a toy becomes worlds apart from its kid? This question plaques Buzz throughout the events of Toy Box. With every possessed toy they defeat Buzz sees himself in them more and more. He fears that as he continues to drift away from Andy he too will lose his heart and become just another lifeless puppet . Ironically enough it is this very fear of separation that allows the darkness to grow inside Buzz making him another weapon for the heartless. In contrast to Buzz Woody is able to resist the pull of darkness. Woody has already dealt with the fear of separation first through his anxiety over being replaced by Buzz as Andy's favorite toy and second when he became paranoid over the idea of Andy abandoning if he broke. Both events taught Woody something important that yes his time with Andy is not permanent, that someday they will part but that doesn't mean their bond will ever end. Thanks to the events of Toy story 1 and 2 Woody has the resolve to face the hardships of Young Xehanort’s trials and keep his faith in Andy. And this is why Woody is the one to challenge Young Xehanort. ToyBox is ultimately an encapsulation of the themes of Kingdom Hearts. This can be seen through the many parallels between The World and KH as a series. We’ve already pointed out the connection between the toys and Nobodies but what about how the world is split in two just like in dream drop Distance. Or how about the toy's separation from Andy mirrors Sora’s separation from Riku and Kairi in KH1 with Woody managing to resist the pull to darkness and put his faith in the light because he knows the true strength of a heart thanks to his connections. And lets not forget Buzz’s possession calling back to Riku and Terra’s fall to darkness. Even Buzz’s salvation continues to draw parallels between him and Riku with how they are both saved from the darkness by their friends never giving up on them. Yes Toy Box is a world built up from the ground to parallel the events of Kingdom Hearts, but why is that? Why out of all the other worlds in KH3 was this one chosen to hold a mirror directly to Sora’s journey? Well that's simple because the story of Toy Story is at its core a story about friendship, about how bonds can last forever even if the time spent together is finite. There is another purpose however for Why Toy Box is set up this way. Toy Box’s main role in the overall narrative of Kingdom Hearts 3 is to be a test trial for his destined clash with Master Xehanort. The main antagonist of Toy Box is Young Xehanort who split the world in two and took the toys away from Andy in order to conduct an experiment. Said experiment was to see whether or not a toy is not only capable of having a heart but if they can carry darkness. This is all done as part of the True Organization's goal to achieve their final vessel but as the world’s story progresses it becomes Clear that Young Xehanort has his own reasons for doing all this. Young Xehnaort wishes to use this experiment to validate himself. Young Xehanort is the earliest version of Xehanort and thus represents his cynical beliefs at their most immature. He believes that not only is darkness the heart’s true nature but that strength comes from isolation. That it is not bonds and connections that make a heart strong but instead the never ending darkness that is born from fighting alone. It is a fundamentally childish ideal not born from understanding but instead self serving cynicism. And that is why Young Xehnort was chosen to be the villain of this world as his childish ideals serve as the perfect test run for Sora, allowing him to confront a weaker version of Xehnort’s ideals and see just how far his own ideals can stand up against him. Ultimately Sora manages to pass the test but not without some help. In the End Woody is the one to ultimately confront Young Xehanort and Save Buzz. Using his maturity Woody is able to shut down Young Xehanort’s childish worldview and break the darkness imprisoning Buzz. So While Sora is victorious in the end it does beg the question, Is Sora truly ready to confront Master Xehanort? Source www.kh13.com/news/edge-magazine-interviews-tetsuya-nomura-and-tai-yasue-on-pixar-in-kingdom-hearts-iii-the-switch-to-unreal-engine-4-and-more-r2799/

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Clearly Knuckles calling Tails a Pokémon is set-up for the inevitable Smash Bros. crossover movie.

SONIC ADVENTURE 2, BITCH! SANIC ADVENTCHOOR TWOOOOO

I don't think twitter is gonna appreciate knuckles calling Maddie the Black Knight

So the reason for Chernabog appearing in End of the World isn't just something random because he's evil and looks like a heartless. Chernabog was actually originally conceptualized as the main antagonist and final boss, being the commander of darkness before an original character who would be finalized as Ansem would take that role instead. End of the World also originally didn't exist, and Chernabog would have been fought in Hollow Bastion as the finale. Presumably this encounter was replaced with the much less exciting Behemoth and Hollow Bastion no longer being the final world, and Chernabog's presence in End of the World likely a remnant of that original plan, choosing to put him somewhere at the very least even if as just a one off encounter with no significance. You can see concept art for that final battle on the prerelease page for Kingdom Hearts I on The Cutting Room Floor. I'd recommend looking through that prerelease page in general as well as the rest of what TCRF has to offer in terms of cut content and prerelease/development material for the Kingdom Hearts series as a whole, obviously excluding Kingdom Hearts III since actively playing through that one currently. Additionally I recommend the Removed Content page on KH Wiki which has some stuff not on TCRF. There's a lot of interesting things, such as the fact that the already plentiful phases of Xemnas in Kingdom Hearts II and an additional two phases that were cut that look really cool.

THE GAAAAAMEESS

Oh this one! You guys are finally at my favorite game in the series!

i miss when these games had this type of art style ngl, its so charming

S Tier Mega Man X game. Up there with the first game for me. Lucas Gilbertson (one of the later Zero actors) went back and redubbed over many of the cutscenes. While I wouldn't call them perfect, they're miles better than the official ones.

More people should find this channel y'all are hilarious

19:45 The Polar Express ride simulating the pain of being whipped by Santa sounds like a Simpsons bit

Friend inside me.

-whatamIfightingfor-

get well soon dawg 💪

Mega man if he was x4

She meg on my man till i x4

the virgin maryo and luigesus

34:14 i am

3:00 rip to a real one 🙏 🕊️

I will come back to 3:02:12

I remember the Toy Story world being really good, especially the latter half when we get to it. Also, I'm caught up now, yipee

Kingdom Hearts has always been good at contextualizing it’s game play mechanics through the story such as Donald giving Sora his spells in KH1 to Sora having final form in KH2 because of Roxas, and Kingdom Hearts 3 is no exception. In KH3 Sora has lost almost all of his abilities as a result of falling to darkness and nearly becoming a vessel for Xehanort. However, one of them remained. At the beginning of KH3 Sora still had access to his Flowmotion abilities. Albeit a bit weaker than before the powers of the dream worlds still exist within Sora allowing him to traverse the worlds like never before, shown best through his ability to run up walls and buildings. However, that begs the question of how Sora managed to hold to this ability when all others were lost. To answer that we need to look back at both the motif’s of Sora’s character and the ending of Dream Drop Distance. Sora has always been a character associated with sleep in Dreams. From his introduction in KH1 to the start of 3 Sora’s journeys have always begun with him waking up from a dream that marked his fate. Even this motif is Shared between the other versions of Sora with his Nobody sharing the dreams of The Station of Awakening to his data copy being born from sleep. Sora is a child of dreams, his heart always sharing a connection to the realm of sleep whether he knows it or not. Though perhaps Sora is more aware of this connection than we think. At the end of Dream Drop Distance Sora returns one more to the Realm of Sleep, but not for the sake of a test. No Sora’s returns to the realm of Sleep in order to thank his dream eaters. To Sora the Dream Eater are far more than just tools for power of pets for convenience sake, they were his beloved friends as real and as important as Donald and Goofy or Riku and Kairi. He showed them true love and respect as he went out of his way to thank every single one of them even when he didn’t have to. Because Sora treated the Dream Eaters as friends instead of Tools his connection to the world of dreams became unbreakable and the power of flowmotion stayed with him even when all his other powers were lost to him. Now to talk about the rest of the mechanics in Kh3 we are going to have to provide a bit more context. When talking to Hercules about how he regained his strength, Hercules gives Sora the advice that he must fight with all his heart. Essentially Hercules is telling Sora that he must draw strength from the power of his own heart rather than just his connections. This is why Sora has trouble understanding Herc’s advice at first since he’s always drawn his power from his friends. From the Keyblade blessed to him by Riku’s light to The Drive Forms being born from Roxas’s sacrifice Sora has never truly fought with a power that was his own. That is until KH3 where Sora is pushed for the first to fight with all his heart. Hercules gets pinned down under the crumbling rumble of a destroyed temple as he desperately tries to protect a family leaving Sora to defend them. Only problem is that Sora is left significantly weaker than his last adventure and the waves of Heartless are too much for him to handle at his current level. Sora is pushed to his limit, he MUST fight with all his heart to not only survive but to save his friends. And so Sora does, awakening new abilities born from his ever shining heart Grand magic is the ability to cast more powerful versions of one's current spells. From Fire and Fira to Waterga and Waterza this ability is the showcase of one’s mastery of their magical potential and is typically a power only used by those who have reached the level of a Keybalde Master. And yet Sora is capable of using this power at such a low level. Because of his passionate desire to save his friends, Sora's heart pushes his magical abilities beyond their normal level and makes him a more powerful spell caster than ever before. If Grand Magic is the result of Sora’s Heart taking his spellcasting to it;s fullest potential them Formchange is that for his Keyblade. Both Sora’s Keybalde and Drive Forms were given to him by others, neither a power he could completely call his own but Formchange is different. Formchange is new power created by Sora’s heart combining what was given to him beforehand. To be more specific Formchange is the ability to transform the form of both the Keyblade and its user. This is a power only Sora has displayed as while we have seen other Keyblade wielders transform their Keyblade or themselves only Sora has been able to both at once. It’s very thematically fitting that Sora of all characters would create a new power unlike any other Keyblade wilder since Sora himself is an enigma. Sora isn’t special, he has no grand destiny, was never bequeathed a Keyblade, and can only use one because he was in the right palace at the right time. Yet despite that all Sora has shown time and time that is capable of more than what anyone else expects of him. With the help of Roxas he wielded 2 Keyblades at once, sealed the door to darkness, opened the Door to Light, Traveled between all realms, saved countless worlds time and time again, and has carried the hearts of others. Sora may not be the chosen one but he has more than proven that he is worthy. And that worth manifested in the power of formchange After saving Herc and the family Sora continues to fight with all his heart resulting in a power never seen before, a familiar power, and something newborn or something old. Attraction Flow is a miraculous new power of Sora’s that allows him to summon forth amusement park riders made of light that bears a resemblance to the many disney worlds he’s visited. With these fantical works of fantasy Sora is able to combat not only the ever growing army of heartless but the Titans themselves putting Sora on the same level as the Gods. This power is the ultimate manifestation of Sora’s will over the worlds themselves. They are the endless joy of Sora’s heart given shape as vessels to protect his friends and a weapon to defeat evil’s bane. They are Sora’s power as a fairy tale hero. Shotlock is a returning power from BBS though it is not a power Sora has even demi started before instead it is a power that belonged to Sora’s predecessor Ventus. And that there is the answer for where Sora obtained this power. Sora has always had access to Ventus Power shown by his ability to dual wield Keyblades however Sora was not the one to unlock this ability. It was Nobody Roxas who had to unlock the power for him. By fighting with all his Heart in KH3 Sora is finally unable to gain access to Ventus power on his own manifesting in the Shotlock which he not only masters but improves upon by using it in tandem with his Formchages as displayed by the max lock versions of the shot locks. But that is not all Sora does with the shotlock Near the end of Sora’s journey through the realm of the gods he unlocks one final ability. A new power created by his heart combining together two old ones. By combining the power of Shotlocks and flowmotion together Sora brings forth Air Step, the ability to move through the air itself. This allows Sora to dash back and forth between any enemy and traverse the sky itself with it. By fighting with all his heart Sora has lived up to his name's sake and learned to walk through the sky.

I can't stop saying Gay Baby Traps whenever I play Sonic 1. Thank you for your contribution to my vocabulary.

Now, I haven't actually played this game for myself but DAMN I forgot how good this game was! I remember people didn't like this game when it released but to me (atleast on a story perspective) is pretty great! Not my favorite by any means but that's just cause there's so many bangers it's hard to compete! Looking forward to KH3 now that I'm almost caught up! (Sorry for long comment I just really like this series) Conclusion: Heck yeah man

The scene between Xigbar and Hercules is perhaps one of the best scenes in all of Kingdom hearts and that is for a variety of reasons but instead of focusing on all of them let us just discuss the main 2 reasons. Firstly this scene is amazing because it focuses on an ideological debate between Hercules and Xigbar. For the first time since Beast's Castle in Kh2 we are seeing character interactions between the KH original villains and the Disney characters. This is a brilliant choice since it not only does a better job at integrating the disney worlds into the overarching plot by having them interact with the antagonists but Hercules and Xigbar are such a perfect choice of characters for a scene like this since their ideologies perfectly contrast one another. Hercules is the ideal hero, one whose life is defined by helping others and self sacrifice. Whereas Xigbar is a scoundrel, whose life is defined by only looking out for himself, only helping others as a means to get what he wants. Hercules is Selfless and Xigbar is Selfish So of course the two have a debate on the nature of self sacrifice. Hercules proposes that it is the ultimate act of heroism and courage whereas Xigbar counters that self sacrifice is just another path to self destruction. That regardless of how noble the intentions are in the end all self sacrifice leads to is losing. Even arguing that Hercules was only able to save Meg through his self sacrifice because Herc had the Greek God’s favor. And while their is some truth in Xigbar’s argument it ultimately falls apart because it is made in bad faith. Xigbar is a fundamentally selfish person and thus fails to see the value in self sacrifice because he can’t see how he can personally benefit from it. Self sacrifice is not something one does for their own benefit but rather for the sake of others. Herc didn’t risk his ife for Meg because he knew it would awaken his godhood. He did it to save Meg, because he was willing to give up his own life for the sake of someone else. A True mark of a hero The second reason for why this scene is incredible is what it means for the larger story of Kingdom Hearts. If you pay close attention you realize this scene isn't just Xigbar showing up to be a cryptic jerk, rather it’s Xigbar’s counter argument to Sora’s “My friends are my power” speech in DDD. In Dream Drop Distance, Xigbar acting as Xehanort’s mouth tried to tempt Sora over to their side, claiming that becoming a seeker of Darkness will give Sora a higher purpose. And Sora rejects his offer, instead showing pride in his connections. At first this shook Xigbar to his very core, pushing him away from actually confronting Sora. However, by the start of KH3 things have changed. Xigbar returns to face Sora one more time with his own counter argument. Xigbar admits that yes hearts are more powerful when they are connected to others but he also points out how this can put a stain on those people. That if one puts all their faith and power into their connections then they will eventually put a burden on those they care about and risk breaking their friends. And unfortunately Xigbar’s words carry truth Sora has given up on himself and put too much of his faith in his bonds. When Xigbar Said Sora was nothing special in DDD he didn't even try to argue against that claim instead double down on it placing all of his worth once again in his connections, in others. And that is what ultimately brought about his downfall, as Sora fell to darkness because of the pain and suffering of those he carried inside his heart. The scene between Xigbar and Hercules is one of the best scenes in all of Kingdom Hearts because it expertly explores the characters of Hercules and Xigbar, the nature of self sacrifice, and the Flaws of the series' hero

Selfie/Pic taking in KH was a mechanic that worked surprisingly well.

Yippee I love Roxas content hehehehe

Drop the critters eggman!!

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10:12 this line unironically goes hard

Kingdom Hearts 3 has one of if not the best opening in all of Video games and that is thanks to how it uses only visuals to tell the story of Sora and Xehanort. The Opening to KH3 starts off just like that of Kh1 and KH2, with an opening monologue from Sora reflecting the themes of the games. However KH3 quickly deviates from the path of previous games openings by switching from Sora to Young Xehanort, establishing the framing device of the opening. Kh3’s opening is told not from the perspective of Sora but instead a Young Xehanort as he practices late into the night for his next game with Eraqus. And as he is about to begin he stares into the sky witnessing a star of Darkness, symbolic of how he already set on his road to darkness. This sets up the framing device of Kh3’s opening as Young Xehanort subconsciously plans the events of the Dark seeker saga while he plays. Every move of the game corresponds to a terrible tragedy. It adds so much more weight to opening. Firstly because it gives Xehanort more depth of a character by showing that all of his terrible actions stemmed from something as simple and innocent as a child playing a game. And secondly because it adds a metanarrative to Kingdom Hearts by showing that the events series are contextualized through a game both in and out of universe. Eventually the framing device ends with the events of the Second Keyblade War beginning as Xehanort’s piece put Sora's piece in Checkmate, transitioning from Xehnort’s innocent past to his corrupted Present. While the Opening of KH3 is framed around Xehanort it is not solely his narrative as we see Sora ever so briefly break free from the framing device cutting through the darkness and creating a Doors of Light for all those that he will save, like Ventus and Roxas, as well as those that he has already saved, Like Riku and Lea. This ultimately highlights what Kingdom Hearts 3 is truly about. It is a story about Sora breaking free from Xehanort’s carefully constructed narrative in order to save others. However the motif of the Door of Light doesn't just end with Sora’s friends as we see Sora open it one last time for Xehanort. Yes as the Opening draws to a close we see Sora aim one finally Keybeam not at Xehanort himself but rather at the darkened sky, allowing the light to return and For Xehanort himself to be bathed in its beautiful light returning him to his innocent past. Hinting that perhaps Xehanort too will be saved by sora The opening ends on two parallel shots with both Sora and Xehanort having received one another’s game pieces. This is the most important moment in the whole Opening as it shows that despite their differences Sora and Xehanort share the same core. After all, both grew up under the same sky.

Oh yea, just a movement tip. You can cast ice magic and then run through the trail it leaves, flowmotion will activate and Sora will slide across it, being way faster than dashing or rolling

Thank you for uploading this today ❤ needed a pick me up

I’m in the video. Yay!!!!!

Ladies and gentleman, we are gathered here today to honor the life of Trent P. Five

Glad you finally played this game! It's one of my favorite kingdom hearts games besides 3 and 2 and i love seeing people's reactions to it!

Who’s ready for an hour of baby noises? I am!

Yooo the thumbnail art looks great

Mansex for president in 2028

I guess we dreaming the drop from the ultimate distance ❤️

4:56 WHY DID MY MIC CUT OUT NO

Making this video probably took five years off of my life, hope y'all enjoy lmao

thank god we have president xemnas

Needed a distraction today. Thanks folks.