Not quite sure where to put this since it encompasses all three and is essentially a "Help" thread since it goes into the intricate complexities of the system. If you will direct your attention to Speed Demos Archive, you will see that RPGs and action RPGs have been successfully Speed Run'd. That brings us to the topic at hand. Can a KH game be Speed Run'd? In theory, yes. However, in practice, it will not be an easy thing to do. Apart from considering the uncontrollable luck factor, one has to balance the need to level for stronger Sora and thus faster kills against that of plain speed in completion itself, which will inevitably sacrifice levels and thus power. How then? What steps can be taken to get through the games faster without sacrificing too much power and thus lengthening the mandatory fights? What legit (ie. non-code) glitches can be exploited to help speed Sora and co. through the game? Analyse the situation, taking into account the notes present in SDA, and discuss.
What if... Xemnas was actually the Nobody of Ansem The Wise and "fake Ansem" was actually ATW's Heartless? DiZ was Xehanort?
I made a Kingdom Hearts MV. Technically, this is my second work, but my first is still in Beta Release so it counts as the first of my Final Release works. Kingdom Hearts: Keyblade Warrior (A Style Tribute To Krizy) Contains spoilers for all three games.
I was always under the impression that Keyblades automatically returned to their wielders if they were taken away by any means. However, the incidence of Keyblades being used by people other than their wielders in KH2 seems to contradict this. For example: 1) Riku using Oblivion which he caught after Roxas threw it at him 2) Kairi using the Keyblade Riku gave her 3) Sora taking Way to the Dawn from Riku to attack Final Xemnas So what exactly is the truth? Is it actually possible for a Keyblade-user to "lend" another person temporary control of his Keyblade? Does the Keyblade wielder exert influence on the Keyblade to make it usable by others or is there another factor to explain this?
Going through Sora Story again and having fun, but now I need sleight suggestions. You see, my deck contains... 2x Blitz 2x Sonic Blade 2x Zantetsuken 2x Ragnarok Omnislash Cross-Slash As useful as Sonic Blade and Blitz have been, their usefulness is starting to wear thin now that I am in Twilight Town and few enemies can be killed in just one use. I am planning on getting the cards for Holy and Mega Flare ASAP, but I have no idea what else to do about my deck. Suggestions?
Why is Mickey in KH2 unable to kill any of the bosses? In CoM, he is capable of killing the bosses in R/R if you make a use of his Card or MM Miracle the final blow. In KH2 that does not happen. What in-universe explanation can justify this? "In-universe" as in within the bounds of the KH universe. No BS like "because SE/DiZney said so". I doubt it has to do with the alignment of his Keyblade, given that Heartless are hearts corrupted by Darkness and he can slay the lower ranks of them perfectly well, so it is possible to combat Darkness with Darkness. So what is it? Remember, in-universe explanations only. No breaking the Fourth Wall.
Which boss battles can you use Mickey in after Sora "dies"? I know it is possible to do so in in the Shan-yu and Xaldin fights, but which others? I know that it is impossible for Mickey to kill bosses in KH2, but is it possible to use the Mickey card to kill bosses in CoM?
As most people should know, there is a saying "the road to Hell is paved with good intentions". Is this still relevant today? What reasons can explain why the opposing statement "the road to Heaven is paved with bad intentions" is not a commonly-used one?
What are the disadvantages of using a deck with Keyblades that have * rating for CB recovery? Think in terms of the Keyblades actually available in the game, as opposed to in general. If you CB an enemy's Sleight with Zantetsuken, do you remove all the cards in the sleight or only one? When using low-"value", high-power Sleights like Ars Arcanum and Ragnarok, what are the benefits and flaws of using Genie Jafar over Parasite Cage or vice versa? In a PvP fight, one player uses Genie Jafar and the other uses Parasite Cage. Exactly what happens?
Anyone watch either of these shows before?
I understand not how they work. They do not turn up in my in-battle deck and the effects do not seem to be applying. How do I use them? Surely they are not mere CP-eaters?
