I have some other thoughts but can we talk about this?



I mean I guess XEHANORT needs a suitcase when he time travels to **** everyone up but-

Seriously though look at that, at first I thought it was Lexaus' weapon but it's a giant ass suitcase. Why does the game show this? What significance does this have?

I LOVE IT. I LOVE ALL OF THIS.

Sweet sunshine child Sora bouncing back into our lives. Kairi actually doing things. Riku carrying everyones shit.

DRESSING UP YOUR AQUA.

I love everything.

I just wish there were subs so I could understand what they were saying. And I seriously want to know what that suitcase is all about, because it looked like at 2:16 riku picks up a similar suitcase as well

OMGGGG!!!! I love that you can dress up Aqua! And I'm a little surprised. I didn't think Sora, Riku, and Kairi would play a bigger role in the game. But after this trailer I was wrong and I'm not even mad about it. I also want to know what's the deal with the suitcases and where I can get one. I want to travel in style too. >_>

XD I mostly said Xehanort just because it was funnier then Luxu. Anyway, what do YOU think the suitcase is?

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Well that works too.

Also, the more I hear his lines, the more I feel like that 6th apprentice isn't really a bad guy. He just knows things that are going to happen and can't do anything about it, but does what he feels is right. I don't know, it just doesn't feel like an antagonistic character

The thing is, is that protagonists can be "villains", and antagonists can be "heros", it's just who's point of view the story is being told by. If KH was told from Xehanort's view, he'd be the protagonist and Sora would be the antagonist, Sora is still the "hero" tho.

The Foretellers may be who we identify as the protagonists but they could still be "villainous", and in their actions they sort of seem that way a little bit- their selfishness caused the war, they are named after deadly sins (so is Luxu but like you know what I mean?). So Luxu may be the "hero" because he realizes their actions are negatively affecting the future, that they're all in the wrong, but he's still the antagonist because he's opposing them.

Tldr just because he's against them doesn't mean he's bad because our foretellers could be evil and wrong

OOOHHH GODD MY DICK!!!!

AND CUSTOMIZATION FOR AQUA HOLY SHITTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

Yeah, i know the whole relation between "bad buy" and "antagonist", but I just say it in terms of how we view the story through the protagonist's eyes.

I guess I don't remember. Either way, it doesn't seem so much like they're bad. But I want to know how it relates to Xehanort, if there is any relation at all.