Actually, it was a new cutscene in II.5's Re:coded movie. But yes, Master Xehanort's Keyblade is one of the most ancient Keyblades around, and very likely to be from the sixth Foreteller. Young Xehanort, however, has yet to inherit it, which explains his eying it in the trailer.

Great video. I also caught the sparkles at the beginning of the trailer and reached the same conclusion. I didn't see the other times they appeared though. Looks like they're taking a page out of the Thievius Raccoonus :p

It looks like flow motion might be used in the form of a spell. In Twilight Town, Sora casts blizzard on the ground to slide across it. If so, I think that's a good way to limit it, so it's not overpowered.

That secret video was confirmed to be fake. The guy who posted it felt bad, and released a video showing how he made it.

Good catch on Sora turning his head, I didn't notice that. Other than looking cool, it could potentially be a way of warning you of incoming attacks from off-screen.


I'm inclined to believe that it is in fact the Land of Departure in that scene. It has very similar architecture and motifs, especially the blue and gold on the windowsill. Gonna go out on a limb about that floating green crystal, but here's a theory.

Spoiler: Birth by Sleep

We know that Land of Departure transforms into Castle Oblivion. Maybe that green crystal is the untransformed version of the crystal ball in the Organization's meeting room (in the upper floors). We never got an explanation for what that is exactly.