The Third Keyblade [Spoilers]

Tidus and BHK don't look alike despite fanboy fantasies. That scene isn't about Tidus and there's no real way to prove they're the same person.
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...cen-X/Them.bmp
I was thinking about this scene and the scene where he meets up with Namine. I was thinking that their meet up could be her revealing to him that they are shadows of Sora and Kairi and the above scene could be him trying to figure it out. *cliffhanger*

About the third keyblade. I think the first was BHK's by the mention of that possibility of him being a past Keymaster. I think the second was King Mickey's which explains why he has one and knows so much about it. The third is significant because it will be used to open the door to the light. This is why Mickey and BHK try to find Sora. I think actually, all three keys will be necessary. *tangent*

I think that Sora's world is the world of darkness and BHK's world is the world of light despite Namine calling herself a shell/shadow, I believe this is how it'll play out.

Also, if the rest of Twilight Town's characters are shell/shadows of the Destiny Island kids, then there's still one person missing.
BHK = Sora, Namine = Kairi, Camo = Tidus, Chub = Wakka, Tanktop = Selphie, ? = Riku. I believe that despite the fact he's older, it's possible that Axel is BHK's rival as Riku is to Sora. I believe this to be the reason behind BHK's encounter with Axel; more accurately, I believe this is how he knows Axel is after Sora. Meh.

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Originally Posted by Zaphier

I don't think that you could call the same keyblade more than once

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They are all the same keyblade, just different keychains.

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Originally Posted by eternal essence

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Originally Posted by Zaphier

I don't think that you could call the same keyblade more than once

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They are all the same keyblade, just different keychains.

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no no no there is the kingdom key (soras), dark keybalde (rikus) and the golden keyblade(mickey)

then what are the four that the duel wielder and the bhk use?

Peace out and :rock:
EE

Yeah the dual weilder for now known as BHK. (Blonde Haired kid). Him and sora are a mile away in comparisson. Heres a pic of BHK's face...

http://img64.exs.cx/img64/2567/e1-1440_image_1.jpg

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Originally Posted by Mercen-X

Tidus and BHK don't look alike despite fanboy fantasies. That scene isn't about Tidus and there's no real way to prove they're the same person.
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a1...cen-X/Them.bmp
I was thinking about this scene and the scene where he meets up with Namine. I was thinking that their meet up could be her revealing to him that they are shadows of Sora and Kairi and the above scene could be him trying to figure it out. *cliffhanger*

About the third keyblade. I think the first was BHK's by the mention of that possibility of him being a past Keymaster. I think the second was King Mickey's which explains why he has one and knows so much about it. The third is significant because it will be used to open the door to the light. This is why Mickey and BHK try to find Sora. I think actually, all three keys will be necessary. *tangent*

I think that Sora's world is the world of darkness and BHK's world is the world of light despite Namine calling herself a shell/shadow, I believe this is how it'll play out.

Also, if the rest of Twilight Town's characters are shell/shadows of the Destiny Island kids, then there's still one person missing.
BHK = Sora, Namine = Kairi, Camo = Tidus, Chub = Wakka, Tanktop = Selphie, ? = Riku. I believe that despite the fact he's older, it's possible that Axel is BHK's rival as Riku is to Sora. I believe this to be the reason behind BHK's encounter with Axel; more accurately, I believe this is how he knows Axel is after Sora. Meh.

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You know, if it's the light world, it probably shouldn't be called "Twilight Town".

Anyway, CoM:R/R made it pretty clear that Sora was the hero of the light, while Riku was the hero of the twilight. A lot of discussion has gone in to the scene at the crossroads beyond the door to dark. Three roads split off from the road our heroes travel: The road to light, the road to darkness, and the "twilit road". Three paths, three keyblades. With Sora being the hero of the light, and Riku being the hero of the twilight, that leaves BHK as being the hero of the darkness. Which, if he is Sora's shadow, would kind of make sense. Still, this is just my theory, and there is no proof it's correct, so feel free to disagree.

Wow, this old, but meh. A lot of my theory has been easily disproven by new information, but of course it has, I posted this in October.

However, my point still stands that there are four different keyblades in Deep Dive: the three that the BHK had (he threw one to Riku and replaced it with a kingdom key) and then Mickey's. That doesn't account for Sora's keyblade so that means there could be as many as five.

I still don't buy into this summoning a keyblade twice, deal either. As far as the second "keyblade" Sora wields during Drive mode goes, well, I don't really think it is a keyblade, but rather just another weapon of some sort. It hasn't been confirmed to be a keyblade as far as I know.

There's also the deal about Riku's keyblade which was created from the hearts of six of the princesses of heart, which was destroyed. I highly doubt that keyblade is still in existance but it does make the point that keyblades can somehow be created. This makes me wonder: are all these keyblades real keyblades or just copies of the original. It would seem that Mickey's keyblade was able to lock the heart of worlds just as Sora's could--they did lock Kingdom Hearts together, afterall.

There aren't any answers now, so we'll just have to wait, and I'm content with that.

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Originally Posted by Zaphier

It hasn't been confirmed to be a keyblade as far as I know.

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What else would it be?

i still think that a keyblade is the wielder's heart in weapon form which would explain why it can be summoned at will and why sora had it so easily stolen until he looked inside himself. If this is so then why the hell wouldn't he be able to summon two. The stronger his heart gets the more keyblades he can wield. Hell, maybe he'll get a keyring and start swinging around five at once.

Peace out and :rock:
EE

I agree with eternal essence. It makes sense because when sora did have his keyblade he searched he feeling and strengthend his heart to have it returned to him. and maybe as he goes on his heart will grow in strength making him be able to summon 2. This is alos might explain how when you press the X button when sora doesnt have the keyblade out it suddenly appears out of nowhere into his hand? :rolleyes2

And by the way, i like the keyring idea :D

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Originally Posted by Skyblade

You know, if it's the light world, it probably shouldn't be called "Twilight Town."

Anyway, CoM:R/R made it pretty clear that Sora was the hero of the light, while Riku was the hero of the twilight. A lot of discussion has gone in to the scene at the crossroads beyond the door to dark. Three roads split off from the road our heroes travel: The road to light, the road to darkness, and the "twilit road". Three paths, three keyblades. With Sora being the hero of the light, and Riku being the hero of the twilight, that leaves BHK as being the hero of the darkness. Which, if he is Sora's shadow, would kind of make sense. Still, this is just my theory, and there is no proof it's correct, so feel free to disagree.

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Yeah, sure, "hero of the light," but not necessarily "hero of the light world." Don't forget that Sora was supposed to open the door to the light. They're currently searching for the door to the light.
As well, many have theorized that Twilight Town is like Traverse Town. So if Twilight Town sees twilight and Traverse Town sees darkness . . .

Also, a miniscule point: one definition of "traverse" is a horizontal piece across a window or separating a door from a window over it. Now, whereas this may have no relation to Traverse Town at all, it seems significant enough as we deal a lot with doors and windows and the light.

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Originally Posted by Mercen-X

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Originally Posted by Skyblade

You know, if it's the light world, it probably shouldn't be called "Twilight Town."

Anyway, CoM:R/R made it pretty clear that Sora was the hero of the light, while Riku was the hero of the twilight. A lot of discussion has gone in to the scene at the crossroads beyond the door to dark. Three roads split off from the road our heroes travel: The road to light, the road to darkness, and the "twilit road". Three paths, three keyblades. With Sora being the hero of the light, and Riku being the hero of the twilight, that leaves BHK as being the hero of the darkness. Which, if he is Sora's shadow, would kind of make sense. Still, this is just my theory, and there is no proof it's correct, so feel free to disagree.

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Yeah, sure, "hero of the light," but not necessarily "hero of the light world." Don't forget that Sora was supposed to open the door to the light. They're currently searching for the door to the light.
As well, many have theorized that Twilight Town is like Traverse Town. So if Twilight Town sees twilight and Traverse Town sees darkness . . .

Also, a miniscule point: one definition of "traverse" is a horizontal piece across a window or separating a door from a window over it. Now, whereas this may have no relation to Traverse Town at all, it seems significant enough as we deal a lot with doors and windows and the light.

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...Really? Could've fooled me. It's not in any of my dictionaries.

traverse
[transitive verb]
1.
a)to pass, move, or etend over, across, or through; cross
b)to go back and forth over or along; cross and recross
2. to go counter to; oppose; thwart
3. to survey, inspect, or examine carefully
4. to turn (a gun, lathe, etc.) laterally; swivel
5. to make a traverse of in surveying
6. Law
a) to deny or contradict formally
b) to join issue upon (an indictment) or upon the validity of (an inquest of office)
7. Naut. to brace (a yard) forre and aft.
[intransitive verb]
1. to move across; cross over
2. to move back and forth over a place, etc.
3. to swivel or pivot
4. to move across a mountain slope, as in skiing, in an oblique direction
5. to make a traverse in serveying
6. Fencing to move one's blade toward teh opponent's hilt while pressing one's foil hard against the opponent's foil
[noun]
1. something that traverses or crosses; specif.
a) a line that intersects others
b) a crossbar, crosspiece, crossbeam, transom, etc.
c) a parapet or wall of earth, etc. across a rampart or trench
d) a gallery, loft, etc. crossing a building
e) a single line of survey across a plot, region, etc.
f) a screen, curtain, etc. placed crosswise
2. something that opposes or thwarts; obstacle
3. the act or an instance of traversing, specif.;
a) a passing across or through; crossing
b) a lateral, pivoting, oblique, or zigzagging movement
4. a part, device, etc. that causes a traversing movement
5. a passage by which one may cross; way across
6.
a) a zigzagging couse or route taken by a vessel, as in sailing against the wind
b) a single leg of such a course
7. a formal denial in a lawsuit
[ADJECTIVE]
1. passing or extending across; transverse
2. designating or of drapes (and the rods and hooks for them) usually hung in pairs that can be drawn together or apart by pulling a cord at the side
[adverb]
1. across; crosswise

Funny how many definitions there can be for a single word, isn't it? Still, given the nature of the town, I think that it is more likely to be one of the "extending across" definitions, since Traverse Town is, in a way, a bridge between worlds. Not only is it where Sora winds up when the Destiny Islands are destroyed, but it is where nearly all of the refugees from the other worlds wind up.

The blond hair kid's name is Roxas.
It's an anagram of Sora's name with an X.
Technically, he is Sora because he is Sora's "nobody"
This is the only reason why he wields the keyblade.
Why is he wearing the Organization jacket?
I dont know but he used to be part of it but he
lost his memory.
If you played KH:CoM, if you finish Riku's Reverse/Rebirth, you will see a picture of
Roxas on top of Twilight Town's highest building.

What is all of this about, it's confusing, are we discussing the keyblade that Riku gives Kairi, because that just came out of the blue, where did that come from!?

srsly, wtf