Kingdom Hearts II Xemnas is a Maori!

He does, however the white hair messes it up, that is, unless he painted it white.

Do Maoris paint their hair white?

 

I don't know, the might just shave it off.

This koru looks more like the design on Final Form Xemnas's cloak than the one on the front page.

 

No, I don't think painting their hair white was the norm.

Skin tone... Check.

Clothes... Check.

Got conned out of something in the past... Possible check.

Population extremely small... check.

All the signs are here.

 

Well, maybe u are right. Xehanort can be a maori O_o

 

The fact that Xehanort's heartless used a spear sort of aids my defense.

 

However, I don't think that they would put in a real life native tribe from New Zealand in KH.

 

Why not?

Meh, still fun to note the similarities.

Besides, Bionicle did it. (That excuse is becoming old.)

 

Xemnas can be a Maori
We don't know where Org XIII's real humans came from. Maybe Luxord is Scotish or Irish, and Xemnas can come from a Maori tribe O_o

 

There are Maoris in Bionicle?

Anyways, at least they have a good reason to, as Bionicle is based on Polynesian mythology. KH isn't based on any kind of mythology.

I don't think Earth exists in KH2 (No, Port Royal doesn't count. Even though it is in Jamaica, it was a separate world on its own in the games)

 

The Earth doesn't exist in KH2, but all of the worlds are pieces of it (Port royal, Atlantica, Pride Lands etc...)

 

Port Royal was a real place, but Atlantica never existed. I guess the Pride Lands are supposed to be based on the African Savannah, but there aren't any talking animals there either.

Do you even know what a Maori is? If not, look it up and add something relevant, or don't.

 

I putted Atlantica as example to represent a part (unknown) of the ocean

 

Yes, but it still isn't a confirmed place to actually exist in the ocean. It may represent Atlantis, and since there hasn't been much proof of it, Atlantica is not a real place.

 

Ok, by the way I think the worlds in KH represent parts of the Earth

 

Even though they are fictional.

 

Yeah, and not all of that are fictionals :D

 

Now that I think about it, yes, he was. 6

 

Atlantica would represent the Atlantic, duh.

 

Yeah, and maybe it really exists on the ocean, there are MANY MANY parts of the sea that we don't discovered, so I'm sure that it exists

 

The only place that was not fictional was Port Royal, however the events and characters surrounding it were entirely fictional.