Axel = Reno?

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Impossible. Sora and Xehanort are the only two people who have ever managed to remain in control after transforming into a heartless instead of becoming a mindless creature craving hearts. This is confirmed in the game.

It's not impossible. They are the only KNOWN examples.

If they are the only known examples, then by default, they are the ONLY examples. You can't just go around in stick in random settings into a plot that is not yours, such as "ohh, I shall go and Deus Ex Machina the ending to KHII. The explanation is that Riku and Sora blah blah blah, all is saved. BUT WAIT! THERE'S A FOURTEENTH MEMBER OF OXIII!? LOLOLOLOLOL WE ARE SCREWED!" It's not yours to deal with as you wish, and you simply have to wait until more is revealed to you.

I very much doubt that KHIII (or the next section in the KH franchise) will focus on the Nobodies.

As to your second point, wtf are you on about? Axel's inability to be grouped into the OXIII falls only on the Psychological aspect of his nature-less-ness. He still performs (some) functions of being part of the OXIII (double-Agenting to fight Marluxia, being sent to kill/capture Roxas, controlling Assassin Nobodies), and taking a new name does not seems as though it would be a problem for him.

I'd break your theory apart line by line, but I'll spare you the theatrics.

However I can counter each and every one of your points by saying the same words over again: Its possible. Jeez it was only a thought so decided to present it.

If they are the only known examples, then by default, they are the ONLY examples. You can't just go around in stick in random settings into a plot that is not yours.

Now what the hell is this? What about what Square done with Ansem huh? He was the bad guy in the first game, but in the second game we are suddenly told that he isnt really Ansem and just stole his name. It's not like random new things aren't suddenly added anyway. Look I'm just trying to make a link while keeping in mind the facts we already have about the names of the organization members. To me, my theory is the most plausable. I think you should read my original post and take into account EVERY word I say.

Psychological aspect of his nature-less-ness

What are you talking about here? I don't know what this has to do with anything I said.