My English class was being uber noisy and loud today, so my teacher made us do an essay for homework. Due tomorrow. But that's not the bad thing. The essay is about this weird color = personality crap she gave us in class. I remember the color that represents me, but I don't remember what it said. But that's not the bad thing either. The bad thing is that she gave us a website to go to in case we forgot what it was (which everyone in the class did) and the website has completely different stuff than what it said in class. AND I DON'T FIT ANY CATEGORY! ARGH! First month of school is a killer.
Did you equip "Ribbon" yet?
*laughness*
It's stalking you. Are you naked?
Don't like them personally, but their some of their songs are awesomeness. I mean, they aren't like my favorite band of all time (even though Disenchanted is my favorite song of all time). LONG LIVE MODEST MOUSE! LONG LIVE VOLTAIRE! LONG LIVE NIGHTWISH!
...really? That's kinda weird. *Goes inside head* Vladier! We're changing your birthday! Wha...? What? Why? Nobody has a birthday today on KH-Vids. You're a character of my own creation. I decide when your birthday is. That's not fair. Yes it is. Your birthday is now today. Then, do I get a present? No. *leaves mind* Problem solved.
I Still Remember - Bloc Party I've fallen in love with this song.
Another Side, Another Story [Deep Dive] Then, I think the Roxas vs. Sora cutscene on YouTube.
Sephiroth. Duh. For those of you who say that Cloud can beat him, making Cloud more powerful, WRONG! Cloud is a powerful dude. But can Cloud spread a deadly disease, command a tainted lifestream, fly, and still walk around like nothing ever happened? Cloud only beat him because he used Omnislash before he died.
...never thought of that. The antagonist we take to be plain evil just because he's destroying the keyblade masters and has a generally dark looking keyblade and sidekick could be good after all in that setting. Nice.
25808 In the Ancient Roman Empire, crowds gathered to see such spectacles as Gladiator Games and Chariot Races. In Gladiator Games, slaves who had not performed well in the mines or prisoners of war who were no longer of any use were thrown into the middle of a wide ring with very little (if any) armour and a sword that was more of a knife to weild against armoured soldiers, lions, or any other deadly creature they could lay there hands on. Chariot games were not much less violent. Chariots would often topple or collide, causing their drivers and the horses to be trampled by those behind. During the Middle Ages, crowds gathered around the town square to watch wrongdoers have their necks stretched in the gallows, or lose their heads to the guillotine, or be imprisoned in the stockade. On their way to be killed/tortured/etc., the prisoners would be pelted with stones and rotten food, sworn at, spit on, and other manners of distaste. It should make you all pleased to know that we have evolved past these days of needless brutality. Now, crowds gather around a ring to watch matches of wrestling, boxing, kickboxing, and the Ultimate Fighting Championship. In these matches, men armed only with their bodies, a pair of loose shorts, and gloves beat each other to a bloody pulp for the amusement of fans everywhere. And parents assume that its video games making people more violent these days. This has been a moment in history with Lord Knight Xiron.
I am 15, 15, 20, 35, and 17 respectively of my personalities. Figure that one out.
I'd like something like armoured Xemnas, that (as said above) actually moves, and is like the size of the Ice Titan in KH1.
I have a theory about why Terra says that. Riku was supposed to have the Kingdom Key before Sora, right? But only lost it because he accepted the darkness and the Keyblade went to Sora instead? Well, if that's true (I'm not entirely sure, but I think I heard that somewhere), then that means that Riku was the true chosen master of the Kingdom Key. And as we can see in Sunset Horizons, Terra was the former master of the Kingdom Key. So, if it was Terra who chose the next keyblade master, then Terra would have mistaken the Kingdom Key weilder (Sora) with Riku. So why does he call him Xehanort? Xehanort's Heartless possessed Riku's body for a time, and perhaps Terra never learned that Riku regained it. This would also explain why he claims to hate Xehanort: the boy he chose to carry on the legacy of weilding the keyblade had chosen to open the Door to Darkness. As for the connection to Sora, it's probably an indirect relationship of Terra > Ven > Roxas > Sora. Wow. Another Uber-long post.
