Kingdom Hearts II Does anyone know what this symbol represent?

I found this pic. The same one roxas drew at Twilight Town. What does the symbol on the bottom mean?

 

It isn't the same one Roxas drew in Twilight Town, this is what he drew:

 

Yeah the pic at the very top is to show non nobodies and heartless.

 

Im preety sure thats just from the stragety guide. Whenever there is a boss battle the guide will tell you what it is by symbol. The left one for a nobody (Saix,Xigbar,Twilight thorn) The right one for heartles (Storm rider etc) and the bottom one for other (Hades,Cloud,Sephiroth)

 

The game doesn't actually show you what it is clearly. when i was trying to get a good shot of it the best I could make out was Sora's crown thing. If that is infact what it is. It might represent the side of light, or a new enemy in KH3

 

I agree, so it'd be the HearbodiesXD

 

It probably represents who ever the new enemies are in KHIII, or the people who are whole.

 

In The KH2 Stratergy Guide, it stands for normal, non-Heartless and non-Nobody, Bosses. I don't know if it has more meaning, though...

 

Upper Left:Nobodies(The Nothing side of the world)
Upper Right:Heartless(The Darker side of the world)
Lower Center:Kingdom Hearts(The Lighter side of the world)

The kingdom hearts one is supposed to be the crown on Sora's necklace,though.The pic you posted was wrong.

 

Ive seen the model. The picture up above by Roxellen is what it looks like directly from the game.

 

Its also what is hanging from Oblivion.

 

It's pretty obvious (to me, at least) that it's the symbol of complete beings. Think about it. The chart features the emblems of fractured beings, the Heartless and Nobodies, two ends of the same continuum. And between those two, in the middle of that continuum, this.

Plus, consider what Roxas was doing when he drew it. He was being led to Sora, about to become complete. And where was it? On the secret entrance to DiZ's laboratory. DiZ, the man who's extremely prejudiced against everyone who's not complete.

And, through extension, it could be said that it's also the symbol of the Keyblade. It is, after all, the duty of the Keyblade wielders to defeat the incomplete beings. That's why it's also found on Sora's necklace, his pants in KH1, his Limit Form costume, certain keychains, etc.

 

That's one way to explain it. (Yay! My 800th post! ^^)

 

GASP! Maybe it's the Chaser symbol?

 

Symbol

the symbol from the bottom has a connection in the story of kh3

 

Did I NOT just say something like that?
Thanks for echoing me, though. kthxbai