This was my IMMEDIATE thought after beating remind

@@flygonkerel781 Me too, it was like something suddenly just clicked

The Landi Lodge Demyx Theory's Demyx is the first Nobody and is really the master of then in some way. Why do i think this? Well look at his weapon, ya sure its a sitar but look deeper, its a Nobody symbol. If i have learned anything from Kingdom Hearts its there are no coincidence's and small details matter. This will also help answer the question of what one of his Quotes he say that has got my attention. Quote: You shouldn't judge anyone by appearance's Now here is something i haven't done too much research on but its another Quote he says that didnt make any sense till now. Hear me out alright. Quote: ''If the subject fails to respond, use aggression to liberate his true dispositon.'' Was Roxas ever a subject, the only subject i can think of is subject X i know its out there but we know Demyx is part of union cross in someway. So is subject X if it's skuld like we think from the secret reports in KH3. Another part of this quote is altogether different Theory. This also connect's to Union cross. When he says the Quote above he is reading a paper yes. Doesn't it look old?, like some kind of LOST PAGE as he read it its in quotation marks meaning someone wrote then. And i dont think that was xemas at all. Like i said there are no coincidence's in the Kingdom Hearts Universe. Now if this is all true, it will bring up so many more questions. His name is demy because of the world he show's up in kingdom hearts 2. I believe thats a hint for us. Hercules is a demigod the i and y can make the same sound.

The Landi Lodge Lux v Rex , X- a letter that spells endings. The master of masters is why yazora is looking for his sora at all.

Excellent points on all fronts. Thanks for tuning in my good man

Off the dome - I feel those words directly relate to the KH2 plot with the relationship between Sora/Kairi & Roxas/Namine - Remember that Sora was absent from Kairi's mind in the prologue of KH2, she had forgotten his name - but as Soras memories were restored so were Kairis memories of him. I can see how it may apply to what's going on now, as the idea of memories and dreams fading in and out of different characters is seen throughout the series, but I think it mainly focuses on the plot of KH2

Only saw this now, thanks a lot Captain! Very much appreciated

The Landi Lodge you bet homie! Keep at it

Let's look at the facts: The person who saved Riku had Riku's voice, blurred slightly, but obviously the same voice actor. The person who saved Riku mentioned they knew each other, when Yozora has never been shown or mentioned to have met Riku. Riku implies, and later outright mentions it was Riku Replica. Tell me, how do you get Yozora out of that? Also, Riku's clothes aren't an argument, because they were made by the Good Fairies and given to him by Yen Sid.

Interesting theory!

Absolutely, the monologue fits in easily with Soras journey, and it's a theme acted out by several characters. I found this particular instance peculiar mostly because considering Nomuras Ultimania interview, and the way the scenery lines up, its suggestive that Sora felt this way after his encounter with Yozora.

@@TheLandiLodge Oh, you where trying to say that this is the time that Sora says these lines. That may make sense. Though I never got the feeling that the words Sora says before the opening movie in any of the numbered titles where words that he has ever said aloud. If he is saying these words at all and the words before any of the opening movies are ones that are truly said and not just Sora's inner thoughts telling us different themes that the games are going to try and prove, then I agree where you have put it works very well. Still if it is something that Sora is saying right then it still feels as though he is talking a lot about himself, maybe using empathy to compare himself with Yozora. As Yozora is no longer right next to him, Sora missed his chance to give advice to the guy.

@@hillaryslack2884 Yeah, with Nomura stating that the words in the opening are said at the end, I believe he is implying that this was someting Sora truly said, otherwise why give it a chronological placement? Now with that said, you're right on the money that this can be applied to both Sora and Yozora's situations, so yeah Sora is certainly feeling empathy as oppose to sympathy.

@@TheLandiLodge I was under the impression that Nomura was talking about the dive to the heart that Sora was doing at the beginning of KH3. After all we have never seen a dive to the heart as out of place as it was right then. Still I am willing to believe that if Sora ever really said those words that it happened right then.

Very much appreciated, thank you

I mean who knows right? So much of this is still pretty ambiguous, we'll have to wait and see it play out