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=== This is a list of silly, or [[Just for Fun]] wild mass guesses for the series ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'', such as "[[Running Gag|Sora is a Time Lord]]." Serious WMGs go on one of the two [[Kingdom Hearts/WMG/Open One/WMG|open]] [[Kingdom Hearts/WMG/Open Two/WMG|pages]]. ===

== Square Enix will buy out Atlus and [[Kingdom Hearts Three|KH3]] will have Persona characters. ==

Three: [[KH 3]]KH3 will have a social link system

In Kingdom Hearts 1 there's a part of the game where you can go into the lab under the castle in Radiant Garden/Hollow Bastion. In it, there's 6 containers glowing pink. A heartless is made from a heart with no body that can walk around. There were 6 apprentencesapprentices, but Xehanort's heartless is walking around for a while. So someone else's heart has to be in there. If it was Lea or Isa's there would probably be 7. It also explains the way he acts.

== Mortimer Mouse and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit will appear in [[KH 3]]KH3 as minor characters. ==

Or, well, any other manga series with a female character by that name. There's an anime verse similar to the Disneyverse of the first two Kingdom Hearts series, and Xion acts as a go-between for the mangaverse and the Disney/FF woorldworld in which the head XIII of the Organization reside, and hail from. And really, Ino's specialty jutsu is taking out her (metaphorical) heart and throwing it at people. She's going to be to Kairi what the original Ino was to Sakura (and, again, Sora and Riku represent Roxas and Namine respectively, but only from her POV)

Specifically, one of his clones, this one an [[Opposite SexGender Clone]].

After {{spoiler|falling into the abyss}} at the end of ''Nanoha'', she wound up in the Radiant Garden. When she found out it wasn't Al-Hazred, she furiously transformed it into Hollow Bastion, an echo of the Garden of Time, and started trying to use the power of Kingdom Hearts to actually get to Alhazred. I mean, come on -- dimensionon—dimension-hopping warships? Not to mention that inter-space and dimensional space look fairly similar.

** Given that the Kingdom Hearts is the multiverse where every Disney and Final Fantasy world is stored, the true beginning of the Kingdom Hearts is either [[Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Disney film)|Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs]]}} (the first Disney animated movie) or ''Final Fantasy'' (the first Final Fantasy game).

The entire series is one big hallucination made up by Sora. {{spoiler|1=This explains why Sora isn't going to be in any of the games beyond I, KH:CoM, and II.}}

* Riku somehow assists in getting Sora out of his coma in the real world. His mind, acknologingacknowledging this, makes Riku into an "anti-hero" at the very end. More Disney characters are used, and Organization XIII returns to put continuity into Sora's life. At the end of the game, what happens in real life is that Sora is presumed dead and Riku is swimming his body out to sea when Sora decides he wants to wake up. Donald, Goofy, and Mickey are after-effects of the drugs and coma.

* To answer Sora's somewhat prophetic question from the beginning of his dream sequence in [[KH 1]]KH1, no, none of this ''is'' for real.

*** Nah, he's already done that once. Given all the Christian symbolism, it's very doubtful he'd do that again. "Christ, once dead, dies no more." What does make sense is some kind of parallel to the Battle of Armageddon -- SoraArmageddon—Sora confronts Xehanort in the Second Keyblade War, where Sora will summon forth the χ-blade, slay Xehanort and then wipe out his army in one blow. Afterwards, he will save Terra, Ventus and Aqua, along with all the other casualties, and in the final scene he'll marry Kairi.

Darcia has blue hair, a wolf's eye, and was already unhinged, which supports the idea that Nobodies resemble their Somebodies. However, {{spoiler|turning himself into a wolf}} was directly responsible for turning him ''[[Ax Crazy]]'' as well and causing the deaths of {{spoiler|almost all of the protagonists.}} After he died {{spoiler|by getting zapped out of existence}}, there was obviously no body--andbody—and since his human eye was left behind, it was replaced with another wolf's eye when Darcia turned into a Nobody. The fact that Saix is still humanoid is probably because his transformation was unnatural and therefore didn't "stick". (Alternately, he may just be more used to a human body.)

== Chibi [[Final Fantasy X -2|Yuna, Rikku, and Paine]] are cosplayers. ==

* What if Sora's mother is/was Larxene before she became a nobody? We don't know what his mother looks like, and we don't know where Larxene (along with the other Org. XIII members who weren't apprentices) came from originally. After all, Larxene is a fairly new member of the Organization in KH:CoM, which happens a good while after the islands were destroyed by the heartless. In that case, Sora's mother, Lanere (or something...), was ambushed and harvested by Heartless amidst the chaos, and as it's not too much of a stretch to assume that Sora's mother would be strong-willed, she could have become a Nobody. Alright fellow Tropers, the long-winded guess is almost over! Somewhere between losing her humanity (and memory apparently...although some of them may still have been there given her comment on how having a heart was "painful") and KH:CoM, she is discovered and taken to the Organization by Xigbar, where she is given a new name and taught to use her powers. In 358/2 Days, she seems to resent Roxas for no adequately explained reason, then gradually grows to acknowledge his skills. Could this be because he reminds her of repressed memories of her son (and possibly husband, not Sora but whoever the obligatorily absent father happense to be...)?

* For an alternate school of thought, what if Sora was the son of [[Final Fantasy VI|Celes Chere]]? [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=qjn7eqlmyledd17mx2c0hft5&page=1813#45308 It's explained a bit more in depth here,] but thisThis basically boils down to [[Theme Naming|naming conventions]] (both Sora and Celes' names equate to the sky/heavens) and [[Magic Knight|abilities]] (Sora is shown to have both a good sword arm and magical expertise, not unlike Celes; while he's not as [[Lady of War|elegant]] with his fighting style, it's possible his skills with magic--oncemagic—once unlocked by Merlin's tutelage--weretutelage—were inherited). [[Ship Tease|By extension]], this would mean Sora's dad is Locke Cole. This could provide a chance to introduce some more ''Final Fantasy'' characters into the universe without overshadowing the plot to a notable degree (''cough''Cloud!''cough''Sephiroth!''cough''). [http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=qjn7eqlmyledd17mx2c0hft5&page=616#15384 On a somewhat related note,] Riku's parents would be [[Final Fantasy II|Firion]] and [[Final Fantasy XIII|Lightning]]. ([[Tropers/X 2 X|I]] blame you, ''Dissidia 012''!)

* It will be revealed in ''Birth By Sleep'' that Aerith and Cloud are, in fact, related to Sora -- SoraSora—Sora was lost from Radiant Garden when he was an infant, Aerith and Cloud are actually his older, fraternal twin siblings, and Clerith shippers everywhere will collectively shit their pants.

So, Sora had this weird dream one night, the opening of [[KH 1]]KH1. Then he decides to write it down when he wakes up. He shows it to Riku and Kairi, and together they make a long story including all their favorite movie characters and other friends on the Islands. Then after a while, other denizens of the island are shown the story, and all the non-Disney characters in KH join together to make [[KH 2]]. Meanwhile, while Sora is busy writing [[KH 2]], Riku writes KH:CoM with the help of Namine.

I can't be the only Trope who'se thought of this. Kingdom Hearts is the "heart of all worlds," and {{spoiler|takes many different forms in different worlds.}} [[The Hero]], last of an ancient warrior of knights, must make his way across the multiverse, trying to thwart the villain and save the worlds from being consumed by darkness/Discordia. Parts of the multiverse are falling apart every second, and the villain wants nothing more than to control the center of the universe itself--theitself—the eponymous Dark Tower/the eponymous Kingdom Hearts. Sora is the [[Last of His Kind]] knight, with two [[True Companions|ka-tets]] for different parts of his life. Riku is Sussanah (fiercely independent, introspective, and slightly hot-headed, not to mention how they {{spoiler|[[Demonic Possession|both become possessed]]}}), and Kairi is Eddie Dean (snarker tendencies in [[KH 1]]KH1). Goofy is Alain and Donald is Cuthbert.

'''Maleficent''': It was not by my hand that I am once again given flesh. I was called here by, [[Humans Are Bastardsthe Real Monsters|humans]], who wish to pay ''me'' tribute!<br />

* The voice Sora hears is [[Re BootReBoot|The User]]. The Heartless are programming bugs and Nobodies are viruses. Ansem the Wise = Norton Antivirus.

== {{spoiler|The Kingdom Hearts series itself is the X-Blade.}} ==

{{spoiler|We know that the X-blade is formed from the forging of two equal, yet opposite elements, and that is '''exactly''' what this series is. Going with the above theory that Nomura is Master Xehanort, he's been trying to forge the X-blade properly since the first game, which was the closest to being a "perfect" union of the two elements, but every attempted union since then has had one element or the other coming on two strong. That's also why there are so many remakes and special editions, he's trying to get all the right elements and ingredients in place so he can make the power of Kingdom Hearts his own. The only question is, out of Disney and Square Enix, which is pure darkness, and which is pure light?}}

Compare Pit's appearance in [[Super Smash Bros.|Super Smash Bros. Brawl]] to Sora's.

== Nobodies' names when they were Others: ==

== Dalmatians don't appear again in [[KH 2]] because Xemnas made himself a coat with them ==

* The Darkness that practically spewed from one of his parents embedded itself in Ienzo, which was why he was the first apprentice to fall to Xehanort and the Darkness -- becauseDarkness—because he had so much Darkness in already.

[[Tropers/X 2 X|I]] personally don't expect this to happen, but bear with me anyway.

Sora is clearly an analogue of Chell. Both are determined, relentless heroes that wield a unique weapon. Both are somewhat static characters - they don't change much in personality over the course of the story, and they are both unwaveringly good. At the end of Kingdom Hearts, Sora defeats Ansem, Seeker of Darkness and is eventually placed in stasis after [[CoKingdom MHearts: Chain of Memories|KH:CoM]]. At the end of Portal, Chell defeats [[G La DOSGLaDOS]] and is put in stasis by the Party Escort Bot. In the sequels, Sora is awakened and must defeat another aspect of Xehanort, Xemnas, while Chell is awakened and must defeat [[G La DOSGLaDOS]] again, then one of the personality cores originally attached to [[G La DOSGLaDOS]], Wheatley. At the end of Kingdom Hearts II and [[Portal 2]], the heroes finally return to where they belong and their adventures are (seemingly) over.

But it is the character of [[G La DOSGLaDOS]] that provides the best evidence that Kingdom Hearts and Portal are telling the same story. Kingdom Hearts is a [[Villain Based Franchise|villain-based franchise]], with some version of Xehanort the main villain in nearly every game. Similarly, [[G La DOSGLaDOS]] is really the main character of Portal, considering that she talks the most, we learn the most about her, and that the protagonist never speaks. Xehanort was originally Master Xehanort, who in order to cheat death, transferred his heart to Terra, creating Xehanort, who was then split into a Heartless (Ansem) and a Nobody (Xemnas), who are the main villains of Kingdom Hearts I and II, respectively. [[G La DOSGLaDOS]] was originally a disk operating system before merging with an unwilling Caroline, creating [[G La DOSGLaDOS]]. Part of her is destroyed in Portal, while another part is defeated in Portal 2. What happens at the end of each game is instructive. As revealed in Kingdom Hearts: coded, the destruction of Ansem and Xemnas has reconstituted Xehanort, while [[G La DOSGLaDOS]] deletes Caroline's personality at the end of Portal 2. The parallels are far too many - the two games share a single story.

If this theory is true, then there are implications for the futures of both franchises, although Nomura's story may deviate from the source material. The original Xehanort and the original [[G La DOSGLaDOS]] have now been reformed, and it is likely that they will pursue their original goals once again. Xehanort wants to start the Keyblade War and destroy the universe. [[G La DOSGLaDOS]]' original goal is unclear, but considering that her first action was the attempted murder of her creators, her agenda probably involves killing all of humanity, possibly involving exploiting the power vacuum left by the departure of the Combine. Sora's goal in Kingdom Hearts 3 is to save all the people connected to his heart, so Chell's goal will probably be similar - saving all the test subjects still trapped in the Enrichment Center.

The co-op campaign of Portal 2 could provide clues to Xehanort's actions in Kingdom Hearts 3D, which seems to involve co-op elements. Portal 2's co-op mode concludes with the discovery of hundreds of test subjects in stasis. Xehanort, if he wants to start a Keyblade War, needs Keyblade wielders, so Kingdom Hearts 3D may involve finding them. It is noteworthy that Portal 2's co-op does NOT involve Chell and is about one of [[G La DOSGLaDOS]]' goals, which suggests that the Riku and Sora in Kingdom Hearts 3D are not the characters we know and love, but impostors, perhaps replicas or data versions. Since [[G La DOSGLaDOS]] is Xehanort, if Kingdom Hearts 3D parallels Portal 2's co-op, then Master Yensid is probably in league with Xehanort, since he will be ''testing'' Sora and Riku for the Mark of Mastery in [[KH 3 D]]KH3D. The release of [[KH 3 D]]KH3D will confirm or disprove these theories.

== Larxine is related to Volgan of [[Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater]] ==

Either The Final boss or Secret Ending of Dream Drop Distance will have a [[Robotic Reveal]] with the Real Savior being Terra's Younger Brother [[Toy Story (franchise)||Andy Davis]] aka [[Doctor Who|The Doctor]]

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