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He probably didn't meet the physical embodiment of Jesus, but I believe he heard from Jesus, who the bible says came back to life and rose to heaven.

You can believe or not; I still think God cares about you.

I get notices like this all the time, especially in KH games. I just found this one odd since I was playing KH2 and got a notice on something that said KH3.

Gotta let 'em know what's good 😎

Thanks! 👍

Well, I'll be publishing a lot more in the coming months since I'm playing through most of the series right now.

I hope this video helped. If you have any questions on it, feel free to let me know and I'll do my best to make sense of it.

Yeah, this game and KH2's opening indicate that memories actually help shape reality in the KH universe, so I guess the canon reason would be that it changed when his memory of the charm was changed.

Yeah, I was just trying to think of a reasonable story explanation for how.

@RandomChristianGamer that is the reasonable story explanation. His memories are different, so everything's now different. Namine is a nobody, so the charm is a bland and soulless re-creation. The original has more charm and characters to it. This is literally showing you because that's how storytelling works, how his memories are changing, and also giving you subtle insight into nobodies. Also, dood can change clothes mid fight with magic. So, like magic? At the very least, magic made it happen.

And, like most magic in the series, it doesn't get explained very well.

Honestly, I don't chat over Xbox much, so I don't connect a mic to it much. I can tell you that it now has some stick drift, though.

The phase right after this scene is the hardest one IMO. He's all like, "Come, open your heart." And I'm thinking, "No! You put down that light cage thing first!"

​​@@RandomChristianGamersorry don't know if the other comment went through, but it said the heartless dash attack was what was really hard for me

I had to replay the game and save ALL THE ELIXERS just to get past by a hair (basicly i was one hit away from rage quitting a second time)😅😢

@@atticusmangan8921 It went through; I was just busy. But yeah, that can be sneaky-hard to dodge.

Thanks!

Appreciate the feedback. It's a little difficult to do what you're asking when summarizing the bible like I'm trying to. Any specific thoughts on editing style that could keep it more interesting?

That's kinda what I was going for. This probably wasn't the best format to try to say it, though.

Hi! How's it going?

Feels like it's been so long. Now it's at least 2 per break about every 3-5 minutes.

It's even harder to take it seriously in KH2 with it being a rhythm game there.

@@RandomChristianGamer I heard about that but I’m just getting into the series now and I’m playing kh1

@@tristangodfrey7305 I'd say sorry for the spoiler, but I think that's something you're better off knowing about in advance so you can brace yourself. It's not TOO bad; it's just odd.

Like how are they supposed to avoid doing it most of the time?

@@RandomChristianGamer That’s the thing though. It’s a weird point touched upon in the script when they’ve never followed it.

@@kirby4815162342 Yeah, it's almost treated more like a "pirate code"/guideline sort of thing since meddling is poorly defined.

Ooh, fun fan theory!

@@RandomChristianGamer otherwise how would you explain that he knows about the keyblade if that's never explained to begin with. He just knows and that's it.

The way Triton sees it makes it a lose-lose situation. It's a similar problem to the movie where he wants to protect Ariel but unintentionally puts the world at risk by doing so.

Sounds like a solid take to me. Hadn't thought that much about Triton's view here mirroring the movie, but it fits.

The heartless have to at least be a considerable factor, right?

That is true, but they said it’s the very beginning heartless will after Sora, if you could take me to hold onto the keyblade

@@jagerkofa5997 That explains why heartless always find Sora, but they do more than just chase him around. The main reason he's in these worlds is to seal the keyholes before the heartless get to them. I wouldn't call Ariel taking an interest in that to mean Sora's meddling.

I think channels are able to choose where in their videos the ads go, so maybe that has something to do with it. IDK.

@@RandomChristianGamer Most likely yeah, although the ads I'm seeing are "Sponsored". I don't know how these ads work but judging off of the word sponsored, I assume the UA-camrs would need a sponsorship to put them in, which the UA-camrs I watch don't get often

Written by humans, but inspired by God. And we have to trust some people sometimes, otherwise we never learn anything outside our own experiences.

@@RandomChristianGamer Inspired by fiction, like that guy from xmas. But cultist probably dont like to see that comparison. Because theres no logic that could invalidate the fact that its fiction.

@@excusemerulegit1515 There are plenty of events in the bible that have been corroborated by outside sources. I'm not a complete biblical literalist, but I think it's a bit narrow-minded to disregard it outright.

For sure. I just wasn't sure if I included that fight in my main series, but it should at least be in one of the archived streams.

@@RandomChristianGamer Man, you kicked his ass. Normally he flies into the air when he casts Sin Harvest and you can't even hit him with High Jump. Dunno why he just stood there and made it easy for you.

@@0mniscient1 I think he only does that in KH2? Appreciate the compliment, though.

@@RandomChristianGamer Good memory, man. It's been a _while_ since I've touched the series. All the same though, sick match!

@@0mniscient1 You might want to keep an eye on my channel this Sunday. I'll be dropping a video where I fight "Unknown" then.

@@edward5pointoh That's kinda ridiculous considering I'm pretty sure I've heard them play "Pumped Up Kicks" unedited.

At least enough to keep the heartless from taking over

Thanks for the suggestion! I'm guessing you mean release order, but I figure I'll double-check since most franchises have fans that insist on timeline order.

Yeah, I'm finding office chairs are more to my liking.

No wishing for more wishes was actually an unnumbered rule that he mentioned separately when discussing how many wishes he could grant.

@@RandomChristianGamer ah. I stand corrected. Thank you for answering!

I guess technically there are four rules. In Aladdin, Genie says rule #1 is he can't kill anybody, #2 is no making people fall in love, #3 is no bringing back the dead, then he says no wishing for more wishes but doesn't assign a number to it.

He even says "I don't like doing it" for rule #3, implying he has past experience with it. Interesting.

@@RandomChristianGamer Plus that is why genie got personally offended when Al mocked the rules so he could get his technically first wish (escape the collapsed cave of wonders) for free.

I guess it's possible; it was just never stated.

And things will likely get even worse

I mean, you might be right, but if I'm too big, then most guys probably are because I'm genuinely not very big.

Yeah, it's only one frame, so it's literally only on the screen 1/3 of the length of a normal blink (assuming 30fps, which it had to be at least that high).

Definitely hadn't thought about it that way