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I don't know if I would like it or not. If it was part of the main series, then most likely not. I mostly go into games like Kingdom Hearts for the story. If it was just a game made for fun. I might just buy it and try it out of it allowed you to really stretch your imagination on a computer and maybe online.

I think my name would be Xaras. I like that one the most and it was the only one that really stuck in my head when I saw this.

I would have to say Kingdom Hearts I with all the puzzle solving involved. The bosses had no real quick and easy way to beat them and you really had to think about what to do and stay alert the whole time. I would say II so far is the easiest of the series with all the extra things they added on to make the game easier. The only part that was really challenging was aiming for 100% for the secret ending in Normal, and that was optional.

I have read a few of the Kingdom Hearts manga, but not all. I kinda dropped out around Kingdom Hearts II when I lost interest in the series. I am starting to have my interest pick up again and I do remember enjoying Kingdom Hearts I manga though.

I would have to say Kingdom Hearts one. I just loved the strategy you had to put into it and the skill other than the press button when prompted fighting that happened a lot in Kingdom Hearts II. That and it wasn't as easy leveling up. The decision making at the beginning for me was something I sorely missed in Kingdom Hearts II also.

I really don't have the space for action figures. Though I might get a few props if I see some that are on sale in the mall someday. I really don't buy collectibles from games unless it's something I REALLY want.

It's very pretty, but the price like everyone else is saying is too steep for me. I can pre-order Kingdom Hearts 1.5 and get an art book with probably a lot of the same drawings. I have to sadly pass.

*on treadmill wheezing* 39 left..... To go..... Must....... Live.......

I honestly didn't like Xion as much. I didn't like Namine much either, but she showed a lot more emotion and caring that Xion did in my eyes.

She also had a much more integral plot that lasted more than a game than Xion did overall in the Kingdom Hearts series. I am for Namine.

I'm a huge fan of Super Mario RPG and have always loved it's humor. It's probably one of the easiest rpg's out there, you can beat it at level three even. But the fun and charm is the reason why I really love and play the game.

I would like for them to add maybe a bit of backstory to the Keyblade Graveyard, though they might have done that already in DDD. I really gotta play that game soon. ><

I would also like to see a bit more content storywise on the history of Kingdom Hearts in general. Maybe what they do when they explain the beginning of Hyrule for Legend of Zelda other than dialogue. I am just interested in history.

I'm leaning towards the Keyblade Graveyard and/or Destiny Islands. Where it all began and where it should end, the only thing about Destiny Islands is everyone else that are there that could get hurt.

It would depend of me whether or not the movie was any good. Also if it was more focused on story than fighting compared to Advent Children which had a ton of fighting and only one focus on Cloud and barely showed any of the other characters at all which would annoy me if it was like that in a Kingdom Hearts movie. I MIGHT buy it if it wasn't like that.

I have some of the music on my Ipod and some of the manga. I also have a poster and am starting to play the games again. I also have the decals on the back of my PSP still.

I actually didn't think about it until you pointed that out. That's an interesting point. Xenmas as of now despite the fact he was a keyblade wielder in the past doesn't seem to have a keyblade so he doesn't have any armor. *haven't played DDD yet, it might have changed*

The fact that it's Terra's is that he might've taken it since Riku doesn't have the armor himself. Just a thought.

I think Atlantica in Kingdom Hearts II really shouldn't have been there. They really didn't even explain the reason for the musicals in the first place other than: "There's no more Heartless, lets sing!!!!" Which really annoyed me because I actually liked Atlantica in KHI. That and I really didn't like The Little Mermaid storyline in the movie or game along with the musical, it just set my teeth on edge because I had to go through it to get an ending and they didn't really give you anything else to do in it.

The only one that really gave me problems was Xigbar, and even then he wasn't as hard as say: Riku/Ansem in KHI.

The reaction commands and of course Mickey helping you out made it easier. That and overall it just seemed like an easier game with no real strategy going into it compared to Kingdom Hearts I where you really had to think on how to beat the boss.

I'm sort of leery going back into Final Fantasy considering how badly the other games got reviewed. But if this game turns out to show promise, I might buy it. I don't know yet.

I have to say my first game that I played of Final Fantasy was Crystal Chronicles, by myself and I really got sick of it quickly. Then I saw someone playing Final Fantasy X and I knew I had to play it and I fell in love with the series.