I didn’t actually. 😂 I always assumed there could be more.

We all say that, but we saw 3 different people use keyblades just in Kingdom Hearts 1

@@edgeofultima7483 Literally! When people complained how "oh well now everyone has a keyblade, Sora's not special anymore" like he never was??? Did they miss the other Keyblades in the game? And that's not even accounting for how before I didn't fully understand the keychains were just attachments, I thought they were entire new blades XD

It was actually a mistranslation in KH1 - KH2 that Sora was the “chosen weilder of the keyblade”. The Japanese script describes Sora as a “keyblade weilder”, implying he wasn’t the only one. Besides, KH1 contradicts that statement in the same game with Riku-Ansem and a Mickey wielding keyblades

@@BobbyTheGamerOfJUSTICE not to mention the fact that Triton knows about the keyblade which implies that it's been around before

Exactly 😂 remember this secret video where only 3 people (4 with Mickey) had organization 13 hoods, now everyone has one 😂

Pretty much the entire cast of kh villains going forward at some point 😂

@@LuxuFoo 😂 facts

Right? lmfao

@@LuxuFoo and some allies

Laughs in Organization... like 13 times.

@@TheLoreSeeker 13 + 13 + some old fairy tail numbers

*14.... You know who I'm talking about

@@Laughlikeagoblin STOP RIGHT THERE

@@raymond3952 did I violate the laws of Cyrodil?

Nah specifically 2003 cause final mix.

Bruh I don't have to imagine that I lived it. The obsession and theories these secret endings spawned are legendary. Final Mix was released in December 2002 a day after Christmas.

Yes, I was a half-crazed lunatic over it.

@@meteornome2556 me too

@@Mnemoniforma9.00 same

Yeah. People often get that mixed up and think that the secret endings are trailers for the next games when in reality it's just Nomura saying "Wouldn't it be cool if this happened?" and then eventually coming back to it. That was the case here and also in KH2s secret ending. He just kinda made cool looking stuff he kinda wanted to do at some point and then when he eventually got the chance he used some of it.

@@EskChan19 And really screwed the story trying to make everything make sense with each other

@@aozf05 Not really though? The way the characters connect to each other isn't that boggling.

@kyre lymrick it's great, you just don't understand it

Now that would have been interesting. It's always a shame that we sometimes can't see what could have been.

Right? That feeling was terrible knowing we'd never have those copies.

Same, for KH1 and KH2. They even got a special version of CoM in 3d, it was driving me nuts!

@@c0mpu73rguy we did get re:COM in 2008 on ps2, though-- which was only a year after it released in Japan. Not like the FM games at all.

@@FateTheArcher that was for some reason only released in America we didn't get Re:CoM in Aus until 1.5

@@FateTheArcher Maybe you did in the US but we didn’t in Europe.

Honestly? It ended up being the correct choice KH2 went full batshit insane in regards to story and it ended up being beloved by all and some herald it to be the best action rpg ever created. Some people say kh would be better if it stuck to the “simplicity” of kh1 but I think it’s convolutedness and insane stuff is really what truly separates kingdom hearts from everything else Like only Nomura could direct a scene where goofy is assumed dead (even though to the audience it’s obvious he isn’t) and Mickey throws off his jacket and summons his keyblade in rage to avenge his fallen comrade..and it somehow goes hard??? Only KH can deliver moments like that BECAUSE of how insane and just nonsensical it is. It ends up creating some raw moments

Nomura really found the perfect setup where he throws a ton of shit into a really cool movie without any idea how to use any of it, and when he finds a use for it down the line it'll look like he planned it all along.

@@taidghhaggerty6109 So the Kojima Strategy?

There's darkness within darkness

@@mrmo4569 Theres hearts within hearts

Like onions

People thought Metal Gear had a complicated plot....

@@matalvis I remember the reason it got so cryptic is because the higher ups in Square told Nomura the plot was too simple. The Xehanort Saga is so complicated because it was more than Nomura first intended. The second Saga has an more concrete plan so although it’ll probably still be complicated I think it’s going to be easier to follow.

even more so with future games. the further into the series you get, they assume you'll have seen the secret endings, as they get more and more relevant to the overarching plot

@@fist-of-doom487 I think it was Sakaguchi himself who asked Nomura to make it more complicated

Nomura's infamous fever dream plots and Harajuku character designs are like the Stygian boundary that demarcates where reality ends and chaos begins. And believe me, that's an intoxicating landscape.

@@Mnemoniforma9.00 what a sentence

The KH2FM is gonna blow him away.

@@masterprick1 That's exactly what I was thinking of when I made my original comment. I'd fangirl about it but he hasn't even gotten to KH2 much less unlocked the secret ending, so I don't want to spoil him

None are as cryptic and referred back to as many times as the KH1 secret endings though. Deep Dive has become a core part of KH's identity.

@@marieporter9488 well... at twitch DeeBee start KH2 he discover Twilight Town with Roxas but didn't go as far as the third day i think, if i remember correctly.

@@Ulrist0 I think he stopped as soon as he finished the Struggle Tournament and day 5 began.

honestly though. i wish square took the FF approach and made each title follow a different cast. the original started so strong but with each release they added way too many unnecessary layers.

@@JetsetStealth I half disagree, there really wouldn't be as much you could do with the name "Kingdom Hearts".

@@JetsetStealth They almost went for that approach with Birth by Sleep (Terra, Aqua, Ventus), but overall the main lore was mostly focusing on Sora, Riku and Kairi. ^^;

@@fruitxyikes260 if they can do it with "final" fantasy they can do it with anything lol

@@VixyNyan honestly that's my favorite of the series because of that. I don't mind the minor tie-ins but overall it would have worked very well as a standalone title.

When I got to the game you're referring to, I was freaking out! I couldn't believe it!

Do you mean BbS? Bc i am sure the secret ending is 358/2 Days, maybe the writings are BbS

@@Zerolink30 I was referring to 358/2 but was trying to be as spoiler free as possible lol

@@HangryandCo i mean titles won't ruin his experience and since you said "4 games from now" that's BbS. CoM #1 KH2 #2 358/2 days #3 BbS #4

Exactly 🤭

oathkeeper, also he already knows about the whole roxas secret, go to twitch

@@fruitxyikes260 they're not talking about Roxas.

@@Orion_TheyThem oh yeah r- I cant say that one

I mean silver hair doesn't get the keyblade until KH2 so hard to make that connection, especially since he was a lot taller on that secret ending

It’s my favorite series so it’s always fun watching people play it blind

@@BobbyTheGamerOfJUSTICE it's such a treat dude

Then he'll refuse to explain and then he'll explain.

He mostly refuses to explain ... for a long time.

Mickey is like the series equivalent of Azazel of High School DXD in that regard.

This whole time I thought he'd gone to see Ventus I'm dumb ☠

Yeah,, I’ve been confused on if he went to see Ventus or Sora

@@courtneycalvert185 If "him" referred to Ventus then the whole series would have ended a lot sooner. Just based on the context provided by 2 and Days it has to be Sora that he's talking about.

@@mrmo4569 Ventus!? lol

He've meet him, now, actually... In twitch he already play kh2 (today he will stream uwu)

@@althea7181 no Chain of Memories? The man's already confused. How's he gonna skip the game with half of the organization and Namine?

@@howelllawson yeah technically he skip it, but he watch all the cutscenes so he know Nanime, the organization, and HE UNDERSTAND ABOUT IT SO QUICKLY!

I just wanna know: is the girl who appeared at the end of the first secret ending Tifa?Yes or no?

YES PLEASE I LOVE THEORIES

Careful for spoilers tho. *SPOILER ALERT BTW* Xemnas isn't directly revealed to be the guy we fight at Hollow Bastion until the fight at the end of KH2. And since DeeBee didn't pick up on the "I've been to see him" line, I feel like its kinda spoilery

This movie IS amazing.

KH is really worth it ( and the collections are really cheap ). I recommend to experience the story by yourself.

Yeah, I skipped chain of memories, but watching him watch it made me realize how much I missed and why KH2 was so confusing lmao

And ignore negative reviews from other people who try to change your mind about the game to not play it. Your experience is the only one that counts, and I can assure you that this saga is one of the best I have played (in fact it is one of my favorites along with final fantasy, xenoblade, among others :)). If you decide to buy it, I hope you enjoy it :)

Do it!!! Kingdom hearts is amazing. It would be a good time to catch up to the most recent games considering the series is heading to its second phase now.

Yeah, I never really make my decision on playing any game based on others reviews, I play it then critic them. From what I have seen thus far, it’s safe to say that I will indeed be playing all of the KH games (probably not Chain of memories) and I’m looking forward to that day!!

Neo-Shadows aren't that common though.

Probably because everyone always said THE keyblade, and always said THE keyblade chose Sora. So most people assume that it's one keyblade that choses a new wielder from time to time, not several different keyblades with different wielders. It's like the Avatar, they already know about the Avatar and talk about the prior avatars, but there's still always only one at a time. Also we have NOT seen 3 different keyblades in KH1, we have seen 2. The Kingdom Key that Sora has all throughout the story and loses to Riku for a bit, and Mickeys Keyblade which he calls THE keyblade of the dark, making it seem like it's more of a legendary second key more than just yet another keyblade. I assume you mean the blade that Ansem had that Sora used to free his heart but that was a fake, Ansem even says that himself. It's not a real keyblade. So KH1 showed us two keyblades, always refered to the first one as THE keyblade and the second one was treated as a huge reveal. So it was natural to assume that there was only the kingdom key and Mickeys other keyblade was completely unknown at the time. So everyone who plays KH for the first time would get this idea.

It mostly just because they keep using the phrase 'The Keyblade Master' all the time. If it had been 'A Keyblade Master', then nobody would have been led to that conclusion. And then after KH1 they switch it out for 'Keyblade wielder' which removes the implication entirely.

He already saw chain of memerios he is at the beginning of kh 2

Care to develop? Because I don’t have it.

@@c0mpu73rguy XHUX! Ephemer's line?

@@RenatoGPadilla Oh that explains it, I haven’t played the mobile games (but don’t worry, I’m up to date with them).

@@c0mpu73rguy It's okay! It's just background (AND TONS OF CHARACTER STORY) into the events... Aluded to since BBS. And A LOT of settup for the future! (Not saying more in case Deebee checks the comments!)

Facts.

Nah the blue haired woman is waifu and best girl but Roxas is best boy

Is that a final mix thing? Causr I had ultima weapon on the original version but don't remember seeing them till 2

Only very, very technically with the dual wielder

@@psygroundguy He’s already playing KH2 on Twitch so I mean he’s saw all of them. Though I understand what you mean by technically.

There are older in the cut scene though

@@danielmajor3777 In fairness he watched this before CoM and 2. But it was obviously Riku in a blindfold and the girl had brown hair while standing on a beach.

Care to explain?

I understand it just fine. Dream Drop Distance is really the only game that confuses me, but even then it’s not impossible to understand. That game in particular just has a lot of mindf*cks lol. Overall though the story is a lot to remember. So I can understand why it can be a bit overwhelming for some people

Dream drop distance is still interesting and complex imo