Kingdom Hearts II Light. (Give me strength!)

This may be petty, but I think theres a reason for this rather than Nomura deciding to use a bunch of different colors.

throughout kingdom hearts, many people, whether on the side of darkness or light, have used some form of light...."energy."

I noticed that throughout the roxas data battle, the light roxas shoots out is bright white.
some other occurances of "white light":
1. Sora doing two of his finishers, "guard break" and "explosion"
2. The explosion in TWTNW that restored riku's original form
3. When Sora and Riku finish xemnas off with a beam of bright light.
4. Mickey's "pearl" and healing attacks
5. The lingering spirit battle with Terra
(there are more...I cant remember where)

similarly, there are instances in which "yellow light" is used.
1. Tifa giving Cloud her power
2. I THINK: sora's aerial finisher
3. The end of Sora's attack "session."
4. Leon pulling the trigger on his gunblade
5. Sora opening a new gummi path
6. when the door to light opens.
7. when sora loses his heart in kh1

my ideas? Well, if you notice, when the white light appears, sora or other users of light are in areas of darkness. (usually the dark realm) I kind of think that this type of light is "dark light." it sounds stupid, but theres no mistaking the certain instances it pops up. I dont think this was done on purpose...I also believe dark light is stronger, because sora can "generate" yellow light on his own (when locking a doorway in kh1) but needs to team up with someone like riku to shoot a large beam...maybe this "white light" isnt light at all...
maybe its the combination of light and darkness joining forces.

similarly, yellow light seems to be more pure, as most of the instances it pops up in are when friends are helping eachother or something grand is happening...

what r ur thoughts? I could be completely wrong.

 

Its just a special effect... Your taking it a bit to far...

 

I'm not sure whether it really means anything. I know that the contrast between dark and light is significant to the plot (obviously), and it's possible that you're onto something, but then again, as Dreadnought said, you could be overanalyzing it. I can tell you put plenty of thought into it, though, but I personally don't think it'll turn out to be something important. Then again, who knows? Maybe we'll find out that it IS important after all and you can all laugh at us for being wrong. :D

 

I agree O.o they did not mean it to mean anything...lol

 

interesting...i never noticed it.

 

still, you'd have to wonder why Nomura decided to make Light "different colors." Its actually more trouble, that way. There might have been some reason behind it.

 

I think its just for variety and has no special meaning whatsoever.