Actually, I found something interesting while messing with latin dictionary. I know I am late and like nobody will see this BUT I thought it will be fun to write here what I extracted from the circle of Ultimate form. Like Bio-Roxas said it seems like the meaning what is written on the magic circle is SITSARETATERASTIS. In the latin dictionary there are some words really interesting like instead of ASTIS could it be ACIES which means BATTLE ARRAY/BATTLE LINE/SHARP EDGE. TER also means three times but I dont thik it makes any sense. But here is the cool one ARETA looks like a contraction to ARETALOGI/ARETALOGUS which means TELLER OF FAIRY-TALES or STORIES OF THE GODS so anyone guess what this means teller of fairy tales? age of fairy tales? SITS could it be CIS which translate to BEFORE/WITHIN could also be SIC which means AS FOLLOWS/THUS or could also be SITIS which means THIRST. So for the cool meaning that I saw it was WITHIN STORIES OF THE GODS BATTLE ARRAY. Well that was all, this is MY opinion if you dont agree it is okay. I replaced some words like ASTIS for ACIES cause it is homophone but it really could be anything. Sorry for the english it is not my main language. EDIT Here are the sites that I took the words www.online-latin-dictionary.com and latin-dictionary.net
I find this translation a lot cooler than the one in the video which felt it like it was reaching a little. And it make tons more sense with the form itself since it appear pretty godly.
Also can be a nod to Kairi: she was slain by Xehanort, was revived by Sora's Power of Waking(the Undead part), and in the end scene they were looking at each other, their beloved. Waaaay too big coincidence. Hmm?
@@NinjaWarotMCph true, plus we don't know how Sora brought Kairi back, with the Dark Seeker Saga Concluded I can say with confidence that I've no idea where this is going. I'm just here to observe, enjoy, and maybe make a video or two about it.
@@dantetraitor847 Been thinking about that and you could he right, pending on how many times the letters are repeated. If we ever get a picture of the Glyph (are magic circles Glyph) we'll have more definitive detail.
From all of his translations I got: “At least look at her beloved.” The undead could be at the beginning or the end of the sentence. Seems to be a nice ring to it from Aterastis
Why does KH3's Ultima Weapon have to look so much cooler than the X-Blade itself =| also, I was wondering if those crystals were what was left over from the Orichalcum+'s.
I don't know if everyone noticed this, but every variant of Ultima Weapon in the main console games have the same number of blades. KH1 was just a stylish longsword with gold streaks. A simple design. KH2's design has two separate blades that look like the rounded shape that Bio-Roxas showed in the video, and the 2nd unique part is the teeth of the keyblade. It has a heart like normal, but there's a segment of the nobody sign. Also, it was symmetrical in blade and streak design. For KH3's Ultima, there's a third middle blade, then two shorter blades adjacent to it. It also has the most "loose" design since it can shapeshift and like BBS, can transform freely. Still contains the streaks, but they're symmetrical on the opposite side of the blades. (I'm failing on that explanation of the streaks on the blades.) Also the keychains, since I'm already typing. KH1: It's a Heart, with just some gold veining, like it's slowly gaining experience with the new world, and affecting Sora the same way during his first journey around the worlds. KH2's keychain is a crown on top of the same heart, with the gold veining climbing higher on the heart. Showing Sora's growth within the year he slept and the day-to-week he destroyed the Organization. Lastly KH3, where it looks like a fiery Heartbinder, like the summon heartbinders, kinda coming full circle with his mentality with, "My friends are my power," but finally finishing Ventus's words, "and I'm theirs." Being his friend's strength as they are for Sora. Now that was lecture worthy. Heh.
A very interesting video, just like all your breakdowns and theories. Maybe Sora’s white and black outfit connects with your light/darkness explanation at the end?
i really liked this breakdown! but i'm not really sure the "aterastis" part is right. i've studied ancient greek + latin and that word doesn't exist in ancient greek: i don't think it's a verb/phrase either since the word "at" itself doesn't exist, "erastis" could mean "lover" but the spelling is wrong because the correct word is "erastes". but in latin "at erastis" translates to "but with the lovers/ but to the lovers" or something like that (at= but, erastis = lovers), i'm not sure about the preposition since a 100% correct translation would require context + a full sentence. so maybe it has something to do with lovers? idk i hope ive been helpful in some way ;;
I actually found a chain in Arendell that looks just like Ultima's. At the end, jump off of the grind rail and look to your side, and it's right there. Also, for the words A. "There are no accidents" And B. ... THIS IS KINGDOM HEARTS. Of course these words have an alternative meaning, and OF COURSE they're intentional. Edit, just realized Im about a few months late, forgot about it and I've been moving inter state, so I didn't have much time to play since then.
I'm kinda late to this, but i think the different meaning between Aterastis/aterastis, changing from 'undead' to 'beloved' could speak to the hearts inside of Sora, and the Power of Waking? Xion, Roxas, Naminé - all of these characters could easily be described as undead, or in a state of half-life, while they're sort of in limbo in Sora's heart, but it's through being held dear to someone's heart, being beloved, that they're returned to existence.
I think I words mean look at her undead beloved this makes sense because chrity basically said to Sora "bro, you have cheated death multiple times!" It could also mean to be a nod to Kari saying to her "look at your dead boyfriend".
The song that plays in the title screen is called dearly beloved, and the song in the scene where Sora looks at Kairi and dissapears is a variation of that
So the ultimate form is Sora letting go of his hate and anger, some of the undead swords have coloring that may represent emotions or ppl Sora is connected to, on further note it explains y u get the form so late in the game and helps it back up the info that Sora dies in the game it keeps coming back to life as he abuses the power of waking
Just realized that the Ultima series went full circle (at least in the numbered titles), from having the design be based on the Dream Sword to becoming a sword in it’s transformation.
Bio-Roxas have you ever noticed or had it happen to where if you use water or thunder when standing still with the form, it can play the situation command noise sometimes? It’s a odd bug for sure lol
@Bio-Roxas So the Ultima Keyblade is a her, shes beloved by everyone and she otherworldly sounds about right! Unless this very special keyblade belonged to someone else, we only look at it as an end game weapon only so no one ever questioned that it's actually a "recipe" someone had to create this recipe? Who created it? Who did the keyblade belong to? Before Sora...
Well dearly beloved is the KH3 theme. Plus undead? It's a bit foreshadowing to what happened to Sora or other characters that once died from previous series. Look at her, is a bit of a sad translation since it represents Sora's love for Kairi. Trivia: Did you know 7 is considered to be a Holy number, which is why 7 lights is symbolic in KH and Biblical reference.
There was something that i want to say about xehanorts stopza. When there was the clash between him and mickey, it was showing the scalan numbers from 1-12. I can show you, and would like to get in contact with you some how so i can further discuss this.
It makes sense that the spell circle would have those translations. For 'look at her' it could mean that Sora is going into the form by drawing power from the end of his current body's existence i.e. the moment when he disappears because it is 'ultimate form' meaning Sora at his strongest. Undead is just a summoning phrase from what I can tell but it can lean into the final state thing that I was talking about previously and the fact that everyone is trying to bring Sora back to life. 'Beloved' is sort of confusing for me because it doesn't really mean anything. Maybe Sora is using that word as a power source(drawing from what he is to others) to go into ultimate form? That's my best theory for that word.
I am coming back to this comment now that I am older and with even more theories about it. I don't really have different ideas about the "look at her" interpretation and I still stand by that 'final state' theory. The "Undead" interpretation is interesting to me because it can be taken multiple ways and in several interesting directions. It can simply be taken as an incantation to draw upon the power of those who came before, but I feel like that's a little boring to me. My main interest in it however is what it represents pertaining to Sora and his friends/allies. Sora can be considered as being effectively undead in a certain way as he previously was a heartless which in a way is a form of death if you think about it and after the events of this game people are trying to effectively revive Sora making him undead. A few of Sora's friends are able to be considered undead too(even if it's by the same vague logic as it was with Sora); Goofy had that section in KH2 where he was hit by that boulder so hard that the others legitimately thought he died, Riku was briefly possessed by Ansem: SoD, Kairi was literally heartless for essentially the entirety of KH1's main story and so was Ven from BBS's ending to just before unlocking the Keyblade Graveyard, Terra was split into 3 pieces, Roxas Lea Xion and Namané were all briefly gone as nobodies, and finally essentially everyone briefly died at the start of the Keyblade Graveyard before Sora had to use the power of waking to revive everyone. The "Beloved" interpretation is not just what everyone else thought of Sora as I thought, but it can also be where Sora's strongest power comes from as he truly fights for his friends and especially for Kairi who is very likely what Beloved is referring to here considering the events of the Re:Mind dlc. As for one last thing before I actually post this... I'm curious if there's any other interpretations that can be drawn from the Scala text on the spell circle(as the mirrored part of the text can potentially have meaning too) and if there is I'm wondering what their potential connections to various parts of KH are...
Your fascination with the magic circles makes me think you're some kind of magician 😂 But this was very interesting! Y'all had to cross reference the letters with Greek first then to Latin right? The Latin language and elements of "ancient" myths are what really excite me about the aesthetic and feeling of grandeur when it comes to the next KH saga.
I wondered how Sora actually fit in at the end of KH3 for the forging of the Xblade, there was 13 darknesses (sorry Kairi) and 8 lights (Sora, Xion, Roxas, Axel, Mickey, Aqua, Ven, and Terra) with Riku being a dark keyblade master (cant say he is light because he still uses his dark command style). I wonder if Sora was some sort of catalyst for the Xblade Xehanort diddnt know about
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i did some similar. only i put at erastis, turned it greek and got ατεραστης, which apparently is an alternate way of saying unerring in greek, which fits with this being the strongest keyblade in the game
Jesus christ. Nomura, just stop packing waaay too much info for us to comprehend that lead to loose ends until you release something that will give it sense but gives two or more things that have loose ends! I love how the magic circles are, and let me give some meaning to the crowned heart. The Crown Emblem is Sora's symbol, a representation of being king. The Heart is of course, the game, the Heart(in all, hearts in itself, the seven pure hearts, etc.), and Kingdom Hearts itself. If I put both meanings together, I can say it means mastery. Sora has now mastered light(Limits of 1, Drives of 2 and Formchanges of 3) and dark(his evolution of his troublesome AntiForm to a more reliable Rage Form, where he transits from being corroded by darkness to using his anger, a fuel of darkness, to become fuel for him to withstand everything for everyone) and now he has been bequeathed the X-Blade by Xehanort, the penultimate Keyblade of all. With this, he really has become king(He is this king piece in the chess set Teenage Xehanort and Eraqus were playing on), and really deserves to be called a Master.(Pft, Final and Ultimate...)
We already know from Sanctuary that they like to play things in reverse, so the mirrored text makes sense. But I can't for the life of me imagine what it's saying. make the terrible(kingdom hearts?) appear?
Since I’m not really a Final Fantasy player what would’ve happened if Mickey’s Ultima succeeded and hit Master Xehanort at point blank range. And how would it affect the area and the characters- Sora, Riku, Mickey and Xehanort.
Kenneth it definitely would be for sure. But Ultima is at least as strong if not stronger than ultima. So if ultima succeeded, xehanort would be vaporized on the spot and the entire keyblade graveyard(at least the entire area that everyone was fighting the seekers) and everyone currently on it would be gone. But that’s assuming that Mickey can’t control how far ultima goes and he is most likely able to. Mickey would be perfectly fine since he casually casted it without being tired after casting it. So um, that makes both Donald and Mickey extremely strong mages with very strong burst magic damage. Difference between them is that Mickey has better dps due to being trained with a keyblade and better close combat skills
@@Kenneth-mj1hk Zettaflare is not the most powerful spell as far as I know. In FF8, one of the characters have a limit named The End, that will instantly kill any target, including bosses and superbosses. It relies on luck to actually work though. Also, Ultima kicks a lot of ass in some games, FFXIV for example has a very nice Ultima cutscene that destroys a very large area. I'll see if I can find it Edit: found the ultima cutscene. ruclips.net/video/VfguhAV5qzk/видео.html jump to 4:00
Ατ ερασ της This is the actual text and I've had other Greek speakers confirm it actually. If it's wrong though then I apologize for the misinformation!
I guess you could say that this is *THE* *_ULTIMATE_* *BREAKDOWN*
*Full House theme plays*
MatthewNiverse NOW WE FORGE IT, THE ULTIMATE BREAK, THE BREAKDOWN
I'm the puns guy!
Ultima Weapon is charged with so much lore, it's kinda crazy.
It really is haha
Bio to old Bio: Idk what *that* dude was thinking, this was clearly important!
Old Bio: o_o -_- o_o bruh wha-
Basically everyone to their old selves.
Actually, I found something interesting while messing with latin dictionary. I know I am late and like nobody will see this BUT I thought it will be fun to write here what I extracted from the circle of Ultimate form. Like Bio-Roxas said it seems like the meaning what is written on the magic circle is SITSARETATERASTIS. In the latin dictionary there are some words really interesting like instead of ASTIS could it be ACIES which means BATTLE ARRAY/BATTLE LINE/SHARP EDGE. TER also means three times but I dont thik it makes any sense. But here is the cool one ARETA looks like a contraction to ARETALOGI/ARETALOGUS which means TELLER OF FAIRY-TALES or STORIES OF THE GODS so anyone guess what this means teller of fairy tales? age of fairy tales? SITS could it be CIS which translate to BEFORE/WITHIN could also be SIC which means AS FOLLOWS/THUS or could also be SITIS which means THIRST. So for the cool meaning that I saw it was WITHIN STORIES OF THE GODS BATTLE ARRAY.
Well that was all, this is MY opinion if you dont agree it is okay. I replaced some words like ASTIS for ACIES cause it is
homophone but it really could be anything.
Sorry for the english it is not my main language.
EDIT Here are the sites that I took the words www.online-latin-dictionary.com and latin-dictionary.net
This is actually really cool.
Three times? Easy--it's Kingdom Hearts *III* after all!
I find this translation a lot cooler than the one in the video which felt it like it was reaching a little. And it make tons more sense with the form itself since it appear pretty godly.
So the letters mean "Look at Her Beloved Undead" so basically look at Sora since he was a dead man walk as of the events of KH3
Also can be a nod to Kairi: she was slain by Xehanort, was revived by Sora's Power of Waking(the Undead part), and in the end scene they were looking at each other, their beloved.
Waaaay too big coincidence. Hmm?
@@NinjaWarotMCph true, plus we don't know how Sora brought Kairi back, with the Dark Seeker Saga Concluded I can say with confidence that I've no idea where this is going. I'm just here to observe, enjoy, and maybe make a video or two about it.
It doesn't mean "Look at Her Beloved Undead" it's only one of the three not all three put together.
@@dantetraitor847 Been thinking about that and you could he right, pending on how many times the letters are repeated. If we ever get a picture of the Glyph (are magic circles Glyph) we'll have more definitive detail.
From all of his translations I got: “At least look at her beloved.” The undead could be at the beginning or the end of the sentence. Seems to be a nice ring to it from Aterastis
Among the three numbered KH titles, Ultima weapons seem to be made up of Roman numerals 1-3 respectively
The words on the circle are too perfect that I doubt if that was the intention.
Why does KH3's Ultima Weapon have to look so much cooler than the X-Blade itself =| also, I was wondering if those crystals were what was left over from the Orichalcum+'s.
Maybe because it doesn’t have to be made up of *two* Kingdom Keys...
As of Master Xehanort's battle in KH3 data battles and how he can transform it, I'm not sure if I can say one looks better than the other anymore.
I don't know if everyone noticed this, but every variant of Ultima Weapon in the main console games have the same number of blades.
KH1 was just a stylish longsword with gold streaks. A simple design.
KH2's design has two separate blades that look like the rounded shape that Bio-Roxas showed in the video, and the 2nd unique part is the teeth of the keyblade. It has a heart like normal, but there's a segment of the nobody sign. Also, it was symmetrical in blade and streak design.
For KH3's Ultima, there's a third middle blade, then two shorter blades adjacent to it. It also has the most "loose" design since it can shapeshift and like BBS, can transform freely. Still contains the streaks, but they're symmetrical on the opposite side of the blades. (I'm failing on that explanation of the streaks on the blades.)
Also the keychains, since I'm already typing.
KH1: It's a Heart, with just some gold veining, like it's slowly gaining experience with the new world, and affecting Sora the same way during his first journey around the worlds.
KH2's keychain is a crown on top of the same heart, with the gold veining climbing higher on the heart. Showing Sora's growth within the year he slept and the day-to-week he destroyed the Organization.
Lastly KH3, where it looks like a fiery Heartbinder, like the summon heartbinders, kinda coming full circle with his mentality with, "My friends are my power," but finally finishing Ventus's words, "and I'm theirs." Being his friend's strength as they are for Sora.
Now that was lecture worthy. Heh.
So...much...detail. My gosh this was interesting!
Kingdom hearts ost is never disappointing
*The symbolism of the game series have connections to everything and its so detailed. Wow!*
A very interesting video, just like all your breakdowns and theories. Maybe Sora’s white and black outfit connects with your light/darkness explanation at the end?
Ya I could definitely see that!
Insane mirror letters !
They are insane !
i really liked this breakdown! but i'm not really sure the "aterastis" part is right. i've studied ancient greek + latin and that word doesn't exist in ancient greek: i don't think it's a verb/phrase either since the word "at" itself doesn't exist, "erastis" could mean "lover" but the spelling is wrong because the correct word is "erastes".
but in latin "at erastis" translates to "but with the lovers/ but to the lovers" or something like that (at= but, erastis = lovers), i'm not sure about the preposition since a 100% correct translation would require context + a full sentence.
so maybe it has something to do with lovers? idk i hope ive been helpful in some way ;;
I actually found a chain in Arendell that looks just like Ultima's. At the end, jump off of the grind rail and look to your side, and it's right there.
Also, for the words
A. "There are no accidents"
And B. ... THIS IS KINGDOM HEARTS. Of course these words have an alternative meaning, and OF COURSE they're intentional.
Edit, just realized Im about a few months late, forgot about it and I've been moving inter state, so I didn't have much time to play since then.
I'm kinda late to this, but i think the different meaning between Aterastis/aterastis, changing from 'undead' to 'beloved' could speak to the hearts inside of Sora, and the Power of Waking? Xion, Roxas, Naminé - all of these characters could easily be described as undead, or in a state of half-life, while they're sort of in limbo in Sora's heart, but it's through being held dear to someone's heart, being beloved, that they're returned to existence.
Look at her undead beloved
Yeah, doesn't make much sense.
Chain_of_Nothing true
Maybe it refers to sora who knows
@@benjamin7746
No. This is just nonsensical gibberish and doesn't mean anything.
@@chain_of_nothing can you read?
I think I words mean look at her undead beloved this makes sense because chrity basically said to Sora "bro, you have cheated death multiple times!"
It could also mean to be a nod to Kari saying to her "look at your dead boyfriend".
The true power of the Keyblade
The song that plays in the title screen is called dearly beloved, and the song in the scene where Sora looks at Kairi and dissapears is a variation of that
This breakdown is so *Magical* ●°●
7/7/7 Sora hits the Jackpot
So the ultimate form is Sora letting go of his hate and anger, some of the undead swords have coloring that may represent emotions or ppl Sora is connected to, on further note it explains y u get the form so late in the game and helps it back up the info that Sora dies in the game it keeps coming back to life as he abuses the power of waking
I like it
Keep up the good work
I didn’t know that
Thank you 😊👍
THE LETTERS ON THE CIRCLE TO SAY "LOOK AT HER" IS SUCH STRETCH😂😂😂😂 love the vids
Ατ ερασ της
Type it on Google translator. According to Google translator is pronounced as "At eras tis" and means "Look at her"
@@eliasacevedo5711 Screw the Google translator. I'm Greek and I can assure you that these text makes no sense at all.
@@NektariosK twitter.com/BabisVenetis/status/1193297921426546689?s=09
Just realized that the Ultima series went full circle (at least in the numbered titles), from having the design be based on the Dream Sword to becoming a sword in it’s transformation.
Did you talk about how when using magic in ultimate form the sounds are different?
Different from the base form cast of magic? If that's true I didn't know that!
@@BioRoxas yea man check it out :)
Bio-Roxas have you ever noticed or had it happen to where if you use water or thunder when standing still with the form, it can play the situation command noise sometimes? It’s a odd bug for sure lol
@Bio-Roxas So the Ultima Keyblade is a her, shes beloved by everyone and she otherworldly sounds about right! Unless this very special keyblade belonged to someone else, we only look at it as an end game weapon only so no one ever questioned that it's actually a "recipe" someone had to create this recipe? Who created it? Who did the keyblade belong to? Before Sora...
Well dearly beloved is the KH3 theme. Plus undead? It's a bit foreshadowing to what happened to Sora or other characters that once died from previous series.
Look at her, is a bit of a sad translation since it represents Sora's love for Kairi.
Trivia: Did you know 7 is considered to be a Holy number, which is why 7 lights is symbolic in KH and Biblical reference.
Also, the song that is playing at the end, in the scene where Sora looks at Kairi and dissapears is a variation of dearly beloved
*WW2 Ultra Secret intensifies*
Interesting to note, the Ultima Weapon Sword looks like a piece of the KH1 Ultima Weapon. The one inside the bigger crystal sword.
This such an improvement over the original. Good job man!
Red, Blue, and Gold, or Yellow are also the colors of Soras Kingdom Hearts 1 outfit!
I love your vids! And i look forward to seeing more of them
I said this last time, and I'll say it again: UNLIMITED KEYBLADE WORKS
I love the fact sora only got the x-blade for like 5 seconds at the end of KH3, idk why I find it so funny
There was something that i want to say about xehanorts stopza. When there was the clash between him and mickey, it was showing the scalan numbers from 1-12. I can show you, and would like to get in contact with you some how so i can further discuss this.
It makes sense that the spell circle would have those translations. For 'look at her' it could mean that Sora is going into the form by drawing power from the end of his current body's existence i.e. the moment when he disappears because it is 'ultimate form' meaning Sora at his strongest. Undead is just a summoning phrase from what I can tell but it can lean into the final state thing that I was talking about previously and the fact that everyone is trying to bring Sora back to life. 'Beloved' is sort of confusing for me because it doesn't really mean anything. Maybe Sora is using that word as a power source(drawing from what he is to others) to go into ultimate form? That's my best theory for that word.
I am coming back to this comment now that I am older and with even more theories about it. I don't really have different ideas about the "look at her" interpretation and I still stand by that 'final state' theory. The "Undead" interpretation is interesting to me because it can be taken multiple ways and in several interesting directions. It can simply be taken as an incantation to draw upon the power of those who came before, but I feel like that's a little boring to me. My main interest in it however is what it represents pertaining to Sora and his friends/allies. Sora can be considered as being effectively undead in a certain way as he previously was a heartless which in a way is a form of death if you think about it and after the events of this game people are trying to effectively revive Sora making him undead. A few of Sora's friends are able to be considered undead too(even if it's by the same vague logic as it was with Sora); Goofy had that section in KH2 where he was hit by that boulder so hard that the others legitimately thought he died, Riku was briefly possessed by Ansem: SoD, Kairi was literally heartless for essentially the entirety of KH1's main story and so was Ven from BBS's ending to just before unlocking the Keyblade Graveyard, Terra was split into 3 pieces, Roxas Lea Xion and Namané were all briefly gone as nobodies, and finally essentially everyone briefly died at the start of the Keyblade Graveyard before Sora had to use the power of waking to revive everyone. The "Beloved" interpretation is not just what everyone else thought of Sora as I thought, but it can also be where Sora's strongest power comes from as he truly fights for his friends and especially for Kairi who is very likely what Beloved is referring to here considering the events of the Re:Mind dlc.
As for one last thing before I actually post this... I'm curious if there's any other interpretations that can be drawn from the Scala text on the spell circle(as the mirrored part of the text can potentially have meaning too) and if there is I'm wondering what their potential connections to various parts of KH are...
Your fascination with the magic circles makes me think you're some kind of magician 😂
But this was very interesting! Y'all had to cross reference the letters with Greek first then to Latin right? The Latin language and elements of "ancient" myths are what really excite me about the aesthetic and feeling of grandeur when it comes to the next KH saga.
It's worth noting as well that using my Google fu, "a tera stis" translates from latin as "remaining unknown" and I thought that was interesting.
I wondered how Sora actually fit in at the end of KH3 for the forging of the Xblade, there was 13 darknesses (sorry Kairi) and 8 lights (Sora, Xion, Roxas, Axel, Mickey, Aqua, Ven, and Terra) with Riku being a dark keyblade master (cant say he is light because he still uses his dark command style). I wonder if Sora was some sort of catalyst for the Xblade Xehanort diddnt know about
Jumped straight to Ultimate Form? That was quick
"Words that fit so well in the kh universe"
Boy do we need to talk.
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Part of me thinks it's a foreshadow to Sora's future, maybe his confrontation with the Lost masters and power he must master to face them?
The 7 crystals could also be the 7 oricalcum+ needed to make it
i did some similar.
only i put at erastis, turned it greek and got ατεραστης, which apparently is an alternate way of saying unerring in greek, which fits with this being the strongest keyblade in the game
i also tried asteras tis which i think is a reference to simple and clean.
I feel like this is gonna have a breakdown x
It's all of them clearly
Killing it Bio
And then Nomura explain it
*oh that it was nothing we just put it for fun it not like there is any deep meaning abt it*
Ultimate form is so cool, ahhskdk
Bruh, Sora's literally the Do It For Her meme
Nice Break down dude
Some interesting info .
When the only thing stopping you from achieving the ultima weapon are those cursed flan minigames😒
Rip. I wish you the best of luck
Jesus christ. Nomura, just stop packing waaay too much info for us to comprehend that lead to loose ends until you release something that will give it sense but gives two or more things that have loose ends!
I love how the magic circles are, and let me give some meaning to the crowned heart.
The Crown Emblem is Sora's symbol, a representation of being king. The Heart is of course, the game, the Heart(in all, hearts in itself, the seven pure hearts, etc.), and Kingdom Hearts itself. If I put both meanings together, I can say it means mastery. Sora has now mastered light(Limits of 1, Drives of 2 and Formchanges of 3) and dark(his evolution of his troublesome AntiForm to a more reliable Rage Form, where he transits from being corroded by darkness to using his anger, a fuel of darkness, to become fuel for him to withstand everything for everyone) and now he has been bequeathed the X-Blade by Xehanort, the penultimate Keyblade of all. With this, he really has become king(He is this king piece in the chess set Teenage Xehanort and Eraqus were playing on), and really deserves to be called a Master.(Pft, Final and Ultimate...)
Sora's chains look like Terranorts chains
We already know from Sanctuary that they like to play things in reverse, so the mirrored text makes sense.
But I can't for the life of me imagine what it's saying. make the terrible(kingdom hearts?) appear?
It would be cool if in kh4 instead of an ultima blade they give you the x blade instead
huh, I never noticed the symbols on the outside of the circle
The Symbols and the translations could be
the *Undead* shall *Look At Her* and she shall be *Beloved*
Since I’m not really a Final Fantasy player what would’ve happened if Mickey’s Ultima succeeded and hit Master Xehanort at point blank range.
And how would it affect the area and the characters- Sora, Riku, Mickey and Xehanort.
Not a FF expert, but I think that the effect would have been weaker than Zetta Flare since iirc Zetta Flare is the most powerful spell to date.
Kenneth it definitely would be for sure. But Ultima is at least as strong if not stronger than ultima. So if ultima succeeded, xehanort would be vaporized on the spot and the entire keyblade graveyard(at least the entire area that everyone was fighting the seekers) and everyone currently on it would be gone. But that’s assuming that Mickey can’t control how far ultima goes and he is most likely able to. Mickey would be perfectly fine since he casually casted it without being tired after casting it. So um, that makes both Donald and Mickey extremely strong mages with very strong burst magic damage. Difference between them is that Mickey has better dps due to being trained with a keyblade and better close combat skills
@@Kenneth-mj1hk Zettaflare is not the most powerful spell as far as I know. In FF8, one of the characters have a limit named The End, that will instantly kill any target, including bosses and superbosses. It relies on luck to actually work though.
Also, Ultima kicks a lot of ass in some games, FFXIV for example has a very nice Ultima cutscene that destroys a very large area. I'll see if I can find it
Edit: found the ultima cutscene. ruclips.net/video/VfguhAV5qzk/видео.html jump to 4:00
I forgot that Americans pronounced “z” differently until this video haha
O.O
Oblivion + oathkeeper = ultima weapon
Ultima weapon> 7/20 of Xblades power
Really? I thought it was Roman Numbers meaning the Date of the OG KH 1
I think all three translations is correct
No they're not.
What's the name of this song again, I forget
Union X (Cross)
@@purplearmadillo4973 thank you
Hey you guys - 10 hours video
Yes i made it first.
Greek guy here. WTF? That's actually nonsense. This text means absolutely nothing in Greek. This is so stretched.
Ατ ερασ της
This is the actual text and I've had other Greek speakers confirm it actually. If it's wrong though then I apologize for the misinformation!