@@soralight_x I mean I get the friendship power thing but I was expecting it to turn out more like when he got the keyblade back from riku in the first game. Like the x-blade sees sora is more worthy and goes to him or whatever.
What actually happened: Xehanort claims he was trying to perfect the world by becoming strong enough to control literally everything, Sora countering that a real leader would accept his own limits. Eraqus appears through Terra and reminds Xehanort of that one bright moment long ago, when Xehanort had admitted Eraqus was a better candidate for the World's defender and regardless promised to keep up by his side; the light that cast all the shadows that defined the villain we know. Bereft of all power and plans, Xehanort is finally able to reach this light again and do what he had only ever done that one time; admit defeat. Now dying with no living person to mourn him, the man Xehanort became faded into the nothing he amounted to; all left of him was that boyhood self of his, his distant bright past getting one last hurrah before his life as Xehanort ends. What too many people thought happened: Xehanort was secretly a good guy all along, all the heroes forgive him since nobody river danced on his corpse, and he went into some never-established paradise to kick back and sip martinis for the rest of eternity.
@@insertnamehere2746 Like honestly. He went full Luke Skywalker from the stupid trilogy when Ven found out the truth about his existence. Ventus: [turns in his sleep, slightly troubled by his stomach because Terra puts tabasco in everything when he cooks] Eraqus: "THIS BITCH HAVIN' BAD DREAMS!!" [Keyblade guillotine form activate] Terra: "Dad, no." Ventus: [toot] Like, the teenage Eraqus had his shit more together than Master Eraqus ever did. Teenage Eraqus I can see masterminding against Xehanort to subvert his plans for the χ-blade and restore his friend back to the light. Master Eraqus is exactly the guy who let his surrogate son lose his body, his best student get lost in the darkness and his third pupil lose hope.
Xehanort is trying to use Kingdom Hearts to drown the worlds in darkness and then be reborn as pure lights. Basically he's trying to force a mass reboot of all series.
"I will shred this universe down to its last atom. Then, with the stones you have collected for me, create a new one teeming with life that knows not what it has lost but what it has been given. A grateful universe."
"A real leader knows that destiny is beyond his control and accepts that" Says the boy who broke the laws of nature to change his destiny and the destiny of his friends.
Xehanort saw himself as a king and used others as pawns, he constantly betrayed the natural order. Sora may have bent the rules now and then but he was serving the balance with humility, “a small part of something greater”.
“Forgive your foolish teacher.” 😢 he was so ashamed and just wanted forgiveness. “Ready my friend?” “Yes.” What of those most heartwarming moments in the franchise.
I know not everyone liked this end for xehanort but it was very fitting in my opinion. A man doing terrible things in the pursuit of lofty goals. Ultimately having to come to terms with his own limits and let go. It’s a much better end than just “bad guy is bad and dies”. No matter what people think he’s not redeemed, he concedes defeat and in return finally finds a modicum of peace from a troubled life.
the problem with Xehanort character in KH3 is that line about creating a new world that is "pure and bright" and how the "the light was devoured by shadow" when his whole character's speech in BBS is that people were too obsessed with light and treated darkness as a bad thing, when in reality the world needs a equal balance of both to work, and how that obsession with light would break that balance in the universe and fuck everything up so why suddenly would he want to create a world of pure light if that would break the balance and fuck everything ?
@@Akr-um6wb while it is a slight retcon I think it still works out fine because logically it still works out. Xehanort uses darkness as a tool because it’s an immutable part of life in the current world and so trying to avoid it at all costs would be foolish. However he’s also researched enough to know that darkness invaded the realm of light and so was never supposed to be there. So his solution was to use the powers he had, light and dark, in equal measure until he could finally achieve his goal and reset the world to the way it was supposed to be with the realms of light and darkness completely separated. At least that’s how I see it, I certainly don’t fault people who disagree or don’t think it’s a good enough explanation.
@@Akr-um6wb the point of this game is to know that no matter how dark a heart gets, even after death your heart have to come to ammends with your old self to be anew
@@Akr-um6wb because it's a mistranslation. What he ACTUALLY says is "Pure and blank" He wants to recreate the world anew without the hearts of people that become corrupted by darkness or light disrupting the balance. It's just a localization error.
Wow! It's amazing how much more depth has been added to this scene by Kingdom Hearts UX. Such important piece of the KH lore should not be part of a F2P game with microtransactions. Now that they are closing down KHUX, here is hoping they remake it into an actual game.
They're making an offline version where all you can do is watch the cutscenes. If they were gonna do that, they should've just done Union X Back Cover.
Imagine the player is gonna be "whelp time for the next journey again", and chirithy is saying "have another goodnight sleep" then ends with a hug. or maybe joins back with ephemera and the rest of the keyblade wielders.
"The truth is what you see with your eyes, not what you hear." - MoM So even though Sora said that fate couldn't and shouldn't be changed, his actions spoke differently when he went after Kairi.
It's a mistranslation actually. He says something like this - A true leader doesn't decide the fate of others nor does he try to decide everything himself or solve it alone.
@@sarthakarora3212 Still pretty hypocrite if you ask me... Thought he never said he would be a good leader in the first place... 🤔 But at least, he accepts the consequences of his action.
Kinda preferred it when Xehanort was just a madman who was curious about the key blade war and kingdom hearts, just wanted to see what would happen. It made him seem much more evil considering all the things he did in order to get to his goal, and now that the end of Union Cross came out it makes sense as to why he was so curious.
@@elpopman2055 That as well, Xehanort screwed over allies and enemies alike for the sake of his goals. I wish that goal was just morbid curiosity than an actually noble one cause it would have been more twisted.
@@theheavenlyfb4071 it's like Nomura thought "hey if I made him suddenly, secretly an ally all along this will majestically end this Xehanort saga so I can focus on MoM", when it just feels anticlimactic, robbed and a punch to the face, that he gets to go to heaven after all the shit he's done even if it was "for a good cause". At least the mad scientist route would make him more fun
@@lowhp_comic It was clear from BBS that Xehanort was just doing it out of curiosity and for the sake of discovery, the fact that later on he wanted to change the worlds in a way that he saw fit COULD have worked if he discovered he could do that once he got the power to do so. Unfortunately, because this was supposedly his plan from the start it turns him into a "doing bad things to justify the good that'll come from it" when in reality the only reason things were going to shit was because of the mess he was causing. From the Heartless to the Unversed, to the rise in Nobodies and so on, his actions caused more harm than the darkness he wanted to remove. With the Mad Scientist angle, sure it's not as deep as it could be, but his actions speak for itself to the point I personally thought they carried his character. Keep in mind he did the following for his goal: 1. Possessed Terra and ruined his life and the lives of Aqua and Ven 2. Split himself into two different people, one of which destroyed countless worlds just to find the Door to Darkness while the other created Organisation XIII 3. Had Xion created for the soul purpose of being a tool before commanding Axel (through Saix) to take her back which led to her being eradicated and forgotten 4. Nearly any and all actions made by Org XIII was approved by his Nobody so in turn anything that was done by them that would have been approved by him is his fault through being their leader and especially Xigbars actions 5. Killed his own friend for the sake of his goal, a friend he had known for decades and fought side by side with (presumably) 6. recreated a tragic event from the past for the only goal of seeing what would happen. All of these things are just broad summaries and could be more details but still, he wasn't evil for evil's sake he was evil for curiosity and his own idea of "progress", which is a lot more human than just doing bad things because he felt like it.
@@theheavenlyfb4071 watching all your friends get murdered can make a man do dangerous things to avenge them. This ending hits so much different after dark road. Xehanort was the ultimate anti hero.
I don't know how to feel about Xehanort's moment with Eraqus. But honestly... for some reason... "Very Well Done" Feels so much more meaningful and impacting than any flashy, cathartic victory animation.
A guy is trying to summon kingdom hearts to do bad stuff,we have to help stop him. They don’t need to know more than that,plus it can be explained later.
Well Roxas can see and know what sora sees and does. And xion with her memory taking ability’s and probably was told a bit from the other Xehanorts what was happening and Axel already knew what was happening
In the beginning. I thought this game wasn't worth all the wait. Then it was these last moments...thats what we were waiting for... Edit: Master Xehanort is gonna have a lot of therapy bills to pay
@@AlvinIatauro mate, it's all cutscenes and they have even announced it will be all cut scenes after it goes offline in a few months. Game play is inconsequential.
The animation on Xehanort when he says "Yes" always amazes me. The way they depict the emotion on his face is so realistic. The emotion of a man finally accepting he lost and he can't change destiny. Let's all of the burden go, the weight of trying to be the hero but justifying the bad along the way. The "Yes" isn't just him being ready to die, but him being ready to leave the fate of the world in new hands. Xehanort was not a hero, nor was he evil. He had good intentions but a flawed perspective and so he became the villain. Not through anything bad, but his unwillingness to lose resulted in him doing anything to "fix" the world as he seen it. He didn't want to lose to darkness but inadvertently almost caused it. It's the classic Idea that the road to hell is paved with good intentions.
Funny thing is, even after all those years I still don't understand what Kingdom Hearts actually is. I mean its supposedly the heart of all worlds, but its also basically the dimension of darkness. You would think the "original light" would actually be a dimension of light, or at the very least have a light center with the rest being darkness. But nope, just pure darkness.
@@kyestar88 You know, this is a complicated business. I actually think kyestar's theory makes the most sense. After all, we humans have light on the surface, but also a deep darkness within. Apparently, Kingdom Hearts reflects that.
I know many people have issues with this, and I kinda get it. Personally though, I love this cutscene, especially this sort of verbal clash of ideologies between Sora and Xehanort. It's actually a pretty productive debate, since neither side outright disagrees with each other's point. Let me explain. So after Xehanort explains his plan, Sora pretty much starts the debate with "it wasn't your decision to make". He doesn't express much disagreement with the decision, just that the decision was made by the wrong person. Rather than disagreeing, saying something like "yes it is", "I was destined to do this", or something like that, Xehanort asks "then whose was it?" to which Sora had no response to. So Xehanort continues and tells what he felt the world needed, someone to stand up and lead and stop the weak from polluting the world with darkness. Sora, once again, not really expressing straight-up disagreement, responds with "if so, you're not that person." And he explains his view of how a leader should be, to which Xehanort has nothing left to challenge Sora with, and instead smiles and compliments him in a way, saying he reminds him of an old friend. And then once Eraqus gets Xehanort to think back to the first time Eraqus beat him in chess, Xehanort approaches Sora and presents the X-Blade, congratulating him with "very well done." I love that moment. To me, Xehanort still sticks to his ideology, but he listened to Sora's and understood them. So with that, and the fact that Sora did beat him in a fight (with help, of course), Xehanort now feels that Sora should be the one to make the decision. Plus, you know, he admits defeat for the first time since he lost to Eraqus in chess. So yeah, I just love this cutscene. Every now and then, I come back to this cutscene, whether it be finding it on UA-cam, or playing it myself.
Hmm... the voice actor for master eraqus kind of remind me of that one guy who voices a laughing psychopath that batman always beats up, and the guy who uses the force
all of the True Organization members i dont hate anymore it seemed like they didnt want to do it and Master Xehanort i hate the least now cause what he wanted to do was right he just went about it the wrong way but he did have really good intentions he wanted the darkness gone
@@Misplacedfamous because murdering your best friend with no remorse and a smile on his face, thentrying to do the same to his kids without a bit of sympathy is somehow worth his good intentions.
Literally one of the beat ending in the kingdom hearts series i wasnt expecting half of this event in game bravo! 👏 The ending was like watching two gods play a game of chess and explaining to eachother their philosophy.
Xehanort in the chess scenes is younger than young xehanort in the organization . I think I read somewhere that in the chess scenes he's between 13 and 15 and the xehanort we see in the organization is 18-20 years old .
THANK YOU!!!! ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU CONSIDER SORA WAS CONDEMNED TO A HELLUSH PUNISHMENT FOR SAVING EXISTENCE THE FREAKING NIHILIST WANTED FO DESTROY EXISTENCE AND LEAVE NOTHING BEHIND
Really don't get how people are just "omg I feel so bad for Xehanort, glad he went to heaven" when he's done _too_ many bad things. They also completely forgot his original goal, which was quite simply a case of mad scientist syndrome in seeing what happens when another keyblade war arrives. Now they try and do a Snape and make it so that everything was actually for the greater good and this decrepit evil old man gets to leave the world so peacefully and consequence free.... ReMind even shows he's still evil af and happy that Sora will potentially never return
@@lowhp_comic What would you have done instead? Have Sora and the others take turns at stabbing him to death before he gives his final speech and passes away?
If it makes you feel better, Heaven and Hell don't exactly exist in the world of Kingdom Hearts. It's more akin to Final Fantasy 7, where the departed dissolves back into the Life Stream- in this case, Kingdom Hearts itself. Sometimes their Hearts are broken down and recycled into new Hearts for new people born into the mortal world. So there's a chance Baldy will come back in some new form, but he won't be _him_ anymore.
I don't know if it's fair to put important information on the secret reports (he was *always* a misguided good guy since BBS), but I am saying I'm surprised how many haven't read them.
So after several years of betrayal, genocide and attempted child slaughter just for the lulz, he gets to go to heaven peacefully with his Best Friend as if he was their ally all along. God damn this resolution was hollow
Hits so much different after dark road though. Watching all your friends die due to darkness which can be hidden anywhere makes you not give 1 fuck. His goal was set and he did whatever he could do to fix it. He believed he was the chosen one and anyone who opposed him was true darkness.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but Eraqus' heart was inside Terra's...which was inside that Stand-like dark ghost attached to Ansem SOD from KH1...which was Xehanort's Heartless...which he pulled through time...which... This is why I'm not playing KH3. Too much background from too many side games over too many years. It's starting to rival the Nasuverse.
I'd argue the Nasueverse makes more sense than this, because each story is mostly self-contained, save for the parodies and the occasional moment a character crosses over into another series, such as when Kairi appeared in the El-Melloi Case Files. Kingdoms Hearts, though... it's a series where everything needs to connect with everything, which only makes it feel like a jumbled mess.
Its not that hard to understand. you just have to either play the games or read/watch reviews. I've only played 4 kingdom hearts games and I can follow it pretty easily
Final battle: Player vs Future player And now that I think about this, since Xehanort "bequeathed" sora with the X-Blade, Sora now is an Official Keyblade wielder and not one by necessity anymore
I am not so keen on this ending after what Xehnanort did he doesn't deserve to be forgiven he is the one who murdered Master Eraqus in Birth by Sleep, manipulated Terra and then took over his body, created so many version of himself to time travel, and of course was the one who started spreading the darkness and wanted Kingdom Hearts for himself. I mean honestly we're suppose to feel bad for him? Come on this ending is just UGH!
He never said he wanted KH for himself. Only that he wanted to restart the world without darkness and back to the ancient light spoken of in legends. In the current world, he saw light as corrupt and it needed an extra kick of darkness to balance it all. He used any means necessary as the dark seeker as it wouldn't have mattered in the end since the world would be restarted. Eraqus didn't die. His heart dwelled within Terra.
Eraqus was the only one killed by him and yeah he screwed over the bbs trio but honestly ansem and xemnas didn't do much more damage, he saw eraqus in the wrong which he was because Eraqus too apolgised and nearly killed ventus and fought terra after in the name of "light", both messed up and you can see Xehanort's face when looking at the trio as they hug his friend, he feels guilt for all 4 as Eraqus does for those 3, both went out together atoning for their mistakes both corrupt in their own ways destroying bonds with each other and the trio in the name of light, just different light, Eraqus for the current light and Xehanort using darkness to give birth to pure light, it wasn't just curiosity but rather wanting to prove his theory to benefit everyone
@@umario251 Yep. Xehanort had desired to create a world where light and darkness would exist in balance. In KH3, that's still the case, though with one minor mistranslation. In KH3, he mentions something that motivated his goals; there's always misbalance, in one age or the next. Since he was planning to return the world to "whence it started" he would need to prevent the darkness from spreading like a plague (preventing the first Keyblade War that caused the world and KH to disappear to darkness). When he says, "an empty world, pure and bright," it is a slight mistranslation, where the original Japanese version has him say something along the lines of "pure and blank" like a blank canvas. "end the tyranny of light" "stop the weak people polluting their world with endless darkness" These aren't contradictory goals. A minor thing in the KH series is that the stronger the light, the stronger the shadow it creates. It's even the thing Mickey told Sora before Sora sees the Darkside in the Station of Awakening. Light begets darkness, and the yearning for light originally created darkness in the hearts of people. For an example of this relevantt: Eraqus pursued light so strongly and despised darkness so much that it caused his pupil to spiral into darkness and allow Xehanort a foothold in his heart.
Honestly. After what he did to Kairi, and all the BS he put everyone through. I was kinda disappointed we didn't get a God Of War style 'Beat him til the screen goes red.' finish.
Well isn’t that nice? After ruining the lives of almost everyone he met, killing Kairi, trying to create a stupid X-Blade, trying to make Sora a vessel as well and too many other crimes that would rival the Nuremberg trials, he gets off that easily? I would have had the guardians of light take turns stabbing him a la Murder on the Orient Express.
Sora technically has lost at that point,until his truth strength re-emerged through Goofy and Donald backing him up. Basically it’s showing Sora’s famous catchphrase “My friends are my power” in action.
@@sarthakarora3212 I just find it silly that after all this time and all this buildup of xanort being the ultimate evil of the past games it just ends on (hey Sora here's the ultimate keyblade I'm sorry for what I did to you and the other worlds in every other character that existed in this game even though I'm verbally not going to say it and I'm also sorry that I killed your girlfriend again and I could try to give you any information on how to bring her back but I'm kind of tired so I'm going to go now with my best friend it's a kingdom hearts and leave you to solve all my problems that I've created and I could also probably warn you about the masters of Masters but I'll let you figure that out yourself anyway I'm going to kingdom hearts now bye) again it just seems all very silly to me especially now because they was not one hint of this in the past games, for the most part in the past games especially in xanort reports it always hinted at him wanting to be some type of God figure not what they're betraying in Kingdom hearts 3 or in Union x which I'm confident they made up this new character for him on the spot to make more Kingdom hearts game. Listen I'm not dogging on anyone if they like this type of stuff if you like it more power to you but for me I just find it all silly that he gets way off basically Scott free with no consequences at all for his actions.
@@joshbro8435 you did not re-read the reports for sure. Remember BBS reports say he wanted to create a world of perfect balance, the only way he sow was using kingdom hearts to either reset the world or wipe out out light and darkness. He was going to die from the reset of course, it wasn't Sora who made him give up. It was eraqus, in all his reports he calls him brother even when he is planning to kill him, we also see him and eraqus fight in which he one shots him showing he is far more powerful, yet he doesn't kill him but leaves quietly and the says he in the reports he felt as if he was free from chains that binded him aka he threw away all restrictions on how far he will go to achieve his goals. Yet he manipulated terra to kill eraqus why? Cause he can't kill his brother but he does kill him in the end in the most cowardly way, only so he doesn't have to see his face or face him at all. He bodies terra, aqua and ventus alone after that showing he could have killed them all since the very beginning, of course xehenort at deaths door who knows there is no way in hell he is winning would be able to give up on his goal when requested by his brother to die with him.
@@joshbro8435 Also, some more things most people over look(common sense be damned, I guess). Everyone in BBS knows xehenort can control darkness, like in his letter he sent eraqus he says terra has a darkness that he can't control and tells eraqus that he can help. Both of them then pretend to be surprised when the light ball test suddenly goes "wrong" as darkness from somewhere takes control of them, aqua doesn't show any signs of her negative emotions going out of control in a unprecedented situation but terra does let his negative emotions effect him which can see has darkness on him. Xehenort is so trusted by everyone cause he can control darkness perfectly, he is treated same as riku, xehenort also says in his reports that he has wasted his life and feels immense despair as he is too old to change it, leading him to get a new vessel. This is also tells us he has a good guy like he was living with eraqus for 50+ years, the guy who hates darkness trusts him of course he was the riku and eraqus was Sora. That is why riku gets possessed by him and ansem tries to convince to join him way too much. ( Ansem is xehenort's heartless aka a aspect of him and we know he wants to teach) Terra sees young xehenort in riku and bequeaths him the ability to wield the keyblade, terra is eraqus adopted son of course he knows a lot about the xehenort who is his uncle to him and treats him has family. (Cause he IS) Xehenort = riku who's Sora was blinded by light and became a tyrant who did not let darkness go, in turn xehenort felt oppressed and pinned down by him for who knows how long, after all xehenort is half darkness eraqus was trying to kill darkness a major part of xehenort's identity ( he realizes this later). In the end after 50 years he had enough of being oppressed and proposed the idea of finding everything about the keyblade war, why did he want to re create it? That's a huge mystery which is answerer later in union X and dark road. But we know his goal is balance and somehow the war archives it how? Kh3, answered it.
@@sarthakarora3212 okay I agree, he did care for Ericis at one point but that still doesn't change the fact of his actions of what he did, he still stepped over the line and killed people for his own ambitions and to see the lack of punishment for that is what I dislike about this whole xanhor saga.
Xehanort: “I’m actually a misguided good guy.” Sora: “WHO COULD EVER BELIEVE-“ Everyone: *O K A Y I B E L I E V E YOU* Sora: But fr through after xehanort killed Kairi, flooded all the worlds with heartless and darkness causing collapse and mass death or mass heartless-ification, possessed Terra, gave Aqua probably permanent ptsd and caused her to become trapped in a realm or eternal darkness for 12 years, mentally abused Ventus and caused him to be in a coma for like 12 years or something, caused several people who used to work with him (in amnesiac terranort form) as humans to become nobodies and part of the organisation (I’m not sure what the actual plot is or how they become nobodies but I’m sure he’s somehow responsible, even if not directly), manipulated time itself to his ends, he then gets to go to keyblade heaven or whatever and was just misguided all along 😂😂 He’s also indirectly responsible for the death of Eraqus, Sora, and so much stress and peril for people of the worlds, and probably caused the most stress of all to Sora (though tbh Aqua really had it rough maybe it goes to her) who just wanted to build a raft and have dinner I mean come on his mum has been waiting all this time..! Poor boy just wanted have fun and the his world collapsed and all of the events of the games happen (and oh boy does Sora have it rough!) because Xehanort’s heartless is busy grooming Riku
Incredible as it seems, everything he/us did (that khux ending still does not fix my brain, thanks nomura!) Was necessary to save the world. Be the evil villain, make someone oppose you, that someone beats you and you give him the X-Blade.
Terra: ( Gets denied the Master title ) Xehanort: ( Decided to make him a Master ) Sora: ( Gets denied the Master title ) Xehanort: ( Bestows him the most powerful weapon that could possibly destroy a Universe ) 😅
Beat Xehanort and put an end to the convoluted shitshow of a story called Kingdom Hearts...oh wait Sora dies and there are still more questions than answers, subplots, and characters that need explaining.
I remember getting angry when it was revealed that Xehanort was as a pile of pancakes put it ‘I’m actually a misguided good guy’ I mean, this could have worked, if this was built up throughout the series instead of just this cutscene. Also no, the mobile side games should not be the main reveal.
I'm, He doesn't deserve a happy ending the only one who deserved it have a happy ending is for the rest of the characters and maybe the Organization XIII the one he made and yet he gets a happy ending that doesn't make sense with me he should be stuck in the Dark Void where aqua used to be in. He was trying to be God by resetting the world when he thinking darkness is answer and then trying to be mr. Big hero himself trying to bring light into the world from the darkness which he started I can't look past his deeds and as a fan of the Kingdom Hearts is best and sometimes Riku he deserve Redemption rather than this guy.
From what I see, he wanted to restart the world without darkness and back to the ancient light spoken of in legends. In the current world, he saw light as corrupt and it needed an extra kick of darkness to balance it all. He used any means necessary as the dark seeker as it wouldn't have mattered in the end since the world would be restarted.
@@OWmyDragonBallz The Road to hell is paved with good intentions. I agree he didn't deserve a happy death, but honestly, I feel satisfied with this ending somehow.
I almost never angry at a villain fore doing villain stuff. That is there role in the story. And yet I still can see how it can be strangly satisfaying seing the good guys show no mercy. I once watched a cartoon with a villain who was a traitor who caused the downfall of his people. So when he came to face with the children of his people that all lost there parents becuse of him it was very satusfaying that they did gave a shit about his motives ore his problems. And his fate was cruel as fuck. He really begged fore mercy there at the end and he got none. I think part of what makes this so awsome is how adorable these children are. They deliver a feel of innocence and kindness so seing them being this cruel was well satisfaying. This amv only gives a glimps of it. Spoiler alert fore Wakfu: ua-cam.com/video/nO59s3Bqnls/v-deo.html
The strongest weapon in the world is nothing compared to the bond between a boy, a dog, and a duck.
You got that right
@@CShadow-ov1fc hell yeah
Sora has the Unique ability to share his own power with his friends & Vice-versa. His power is Unlimited & Constantly breaking Limits.
@@soralight_x I mean I get the friendship power thing but I was expecting it to turn out more like when he got the keyblade back from riku in the first game. Like the x-blade sees sora is more worthy and goes to him or whatever.
@@RoseBlack2222 He does't need the X-Blade. Sora's Power of the Heart Arguably even surpasses the Almighty X-Blade.
What actually happened: Xehanort claims he was trying to perfect the world by becoming strong enough to control literally everything, Sora countering that a real leader would accept his own limits. Eraqus appears through Terra and reminds Xehanort of that one bright moment long ago, when Xehanort had admitted Eraqus was a better candidate for the World's defender and regardless promised to keep up by his side; the light that cast all the shadows that defined the villain we know. Bereft of all power and plans, Xehanort is finally able to reach this light again and do what he had only ever done that one time; admit defeat. Now dying with no living person to mourn him, the man Xehanort became faded into the nothing he amounted to; all left of him was that boyhood self of his, his distant bright past getting one last hurrah before his life as Xehanort ends.
What too many people thought happened: Xehanort was secretly a good guy all along, all the heroes forgive him since nobody river danced on his corpse, and he went into some never-established paradise to kick back and sip martinis for the rest of eternity.
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Eraqus: Ven, I'm sorry. Aqua, I'm sorry. Terra, don't fuck up again
Even though it was literally Eraqus's fault Terra fucked up anyways
@@insertnamehere2746 Like honestly. He went full Luke Skywalker from the stupid trilogy when Ven found out the truth about his existence.
Ventus: [turns in his sleep, slightly troubled by his stomach because Terra puts tabasco in everything when he cooks]
Eraqus: "THIS BITCH HAVIN' BAD DREAMS!!" [Keyblade guillotine form activate]
Terra: "Dad, no."
Ventus: [toot]
Like, the teenage Eraqus had his shit more together than Master Eraqus ever did.
Teenage Eraqus I can see masterminding against Xehanort to subvert his plans for the χ-blade and restore his friend back to the light.
Master Eraqus is exactly the guy who let his surrogate son lose his body, his best student get lost in the darkness and his third pupil lose hope.
Best comment. I'm telling you, Eraqus clearly plays favorites and has his anti darkness biases.
Well, considering Terra killed Eraqus, they're about even.
@@yumikumi2 actually xehanort stabbed him in the back
This scene definitely hits different now
we died only to die again by a boy and his pets
Yes i told you now different Good from same is xion
You know different good on same and i say you here xion ven aqua sora riku in same different
On hearts me
Sora help me to my heart
Xehanort is trying to use Kingdom Hearts to drown the worlds in darkness and then be reborn as pure lights.
Basically he's trying to force a mass reboot of all series.
Like a huge reset button.
Or a little like Thanos' snap
When you put it that way he's not such a bad guy, he's just trying to make the storyline less complicated than the current storyline is
Yet Vanitas never got good Closure.
Thats some Matrix shit right there
"I will shred this universe down to its last atom. Then, with the stones you have collected for me, create a new one teeming with life that knows not what it has lost but what it has been given. A grateful universe."
"A real leader knows that destiny is beyond his control and accepts that" Says the boy who broke the laws of nature to change his destiny and the destiny of his friends.
That is why sora is not a master. He never said he was one
It was his destiny to change the fate of everyone.
I was literally just about to comment this
Xehanort saw himself as a king and used others as pawns, he constantly betrayed the natural order. Sora may have bent the rules now and then but he was serving the balance with humility, “a small part of something greater”.
Hiybkh
And to think the killing blow Sora did was the same way Ephemer did to us. Talk about fate.
Pretending to be in darkness. A genuine False light Xehanort was.
How I would loved to hear Nimoy one last time for this final game in the saga.
Indeed. RIP :(
The man we all.dint deserve.but needes truly.
“Forgive your foolish teacher.” 😢 he was so ashamed and just wanted forgiveness.
“Ready my friend?” “Yes.” What of those most heartwarming moments in the franchise.
I know not everyone liked this end for xehanort but it was very fitting in my opinion. A man doing terrible things in the pursuit of lofty goals. Ultimately having to come to terms with his own limits and let go. It’s a much better end than just “bad guy is bad and dies”. No matter what people think he’s not redeemed, he concedes defeat and in return finally finds a modicum of peace from a troubled life.
the problem with Xehanort character in KH3 is that line about creating a new world that is "pure and bright" and how the "the light was devoured by shadow"
when his whole character's speech in BBS is that people were too obsessed with light and treated darkness as a bad thing, when in reality the world needs a equal balance of both to work, and how that obsession with light would break that balance in the universe and fuck everything up
so why suddenly would he want to create a world of pure light if that would break the balance and fuck everything ?
@@Akr-um6wb while it is a slight retcon I think it still works out fine because logically it still works out. Xehanort uses darkness as a tool because it’s an immutable part of life in the current world and so trying to avoid it at all costs would be foolish. However he’s also researched enough to know that darkness invaded the realm of light and so was never supposed to be there. So his solution was to use the powers he had, light and dark, in equal measure until he could finally achieve his goal and reset the world to the way it was supposed to be with the realms of light and darkness completely separated. At least that’s how I see it, I certainly don’t fault people who disagree or don’t think it’s a good enough explanation.
@@Akr-um6wb the point of this game is to know that no matter how dark a heart gets, even after death your heart have to come to ammends with your old self to be anew
@@Akr-um6wb because it's a mistranslation. What he ACTUALLY says is "Pure and blank"
He wants to recreate the world anew without the hearts of people that become corrupted by darkness or light disrupting the balance.
It's just a localization error.
Your opinion is garbage
All I'm gonna say is, why can't we have the X-blade as an unlock able weapon after defeating the story
Because it would completely kill any difficulty that the dlc bosses would pose for the player.
@@acejumper1681but still, surely we deserve the x-blade for everything we have done and so many games we played
And in this moment, Sora receives the blessings of all three of the old guard. Eraqus, Yen Sid...And Xehanort. He has truly become a keyblade master.
Eraqus: stop being evil
Xehanort: but…
Eraqus: Bro
Xehanort: fine
Xehanort: Okay I believe you!
Wow! It's amazing how much more depth has been added to this scene by Kingdom Hearts UX. Such important piece of the KH lore should not be part of a F2P game with microtransactions. Now that they are closing down KHUX, here is hoping they remake it into an actual game.
They're making an offline version where all you can do is watch the cutscenes. If they were gonna do that, they should've just done Union X Back Cover.
Mind giving me a tldr? I'm not playing a phone game for the "true ending"😂
Imagine the player is gonna be "whelp time for the next journey again", and chirithy is saying "have another goodnight sleep" then ends with a hug. or maybe joins back with ephemera and the rest of the keyblade wielders.
RIP to the 3 fallen Xehanorts :(
"The truth is what you see with your eyes, not what you hear." - MoM
So even though Sora said that fate couldn't and shouldn't be changed, his actions spoke differently when he went after Kairi.
It's a mistranslation actually. He says something like this - A true leader doesn't decide the fate of others nor does he try to decide everything himself or solve it alone.
He is learning from his mistake now.
@@sarthakarora3212 Still pretty hypocrite if you ask me... Thought he never said he would be a good leader in the first place... 🤔
But at least, he accepts the consequences of his action.
@@claireaquos6532 yep. Sora broke the rules and paid for it
Where did you find that information?@@sarthakarora3212
“Then who’s was it?”
“I don’t know man , It just wasn’t yours to make” Imagine if Sora actually said that
Kinda preferred it when Xehanort was just a madman who was curious about the key blade war and kingdom hearts, just wanted to see what would happen. It made him seem much more evil considering all the things he did in order to get to his goal, and now that the end of Union Cross came out it makes sense as to why he was so curious.
Vanitas never got good Closure. He was Convinced that Darkness was his fate and that X Blade as his Salvation.
@@elpopman2055 That as well, Xehanort screwed over allies and enemies alike for the sake of his goals. I wish that goal was just morbid curiosity than an actually noble one cause it would have been more twisted.
@@theheavenlyfb4071 it's like Nomura thought "hey if I made him suddenly, secretly an ally all along this will majestically end this Xehanort saga so I can focus on MoM", when it just feels anticlimactic, robbed and a punch to the face, that he gets to go to heaven after all the shit he's done even if it was "for a good cause". At least the mad scientist route would make him more fun
@@lowhp_comic It was clear from BBS that Xehanort was just doing it out of curiosity and for the sake of discovery, the fact that later on he wanted to change the worlds in a way that he saw fit COULD have worked if he discovered he could do that once he got the power to do so. Unfortunately, because this was supposedly his plan from the start it turns him into a "doing bad things to justify the good that'll come from it" when in reality the only reason things were going to shit was because of the mess he was causing. From the Heartless to the Unversed, to the rise in Nobodies and so on, his actions caused more harm than the darkness he wanted to remove.
With the Mad Scientist angle, sure it's not as deep as it could be, but his actions speak for itself to the point I personally thought they carried his character. Keep in mind he did the following for his goal:
1. Possessed Terra and ruined his life and the lives of Aqua and Ven
2. Split himself into two different people, one of which destroyed countless worlds just to find the Door to Darkness while the other created Organisation XIII
3. Had Xion created for the soul purpose of being a tool before commanding Axel (through Saix) to take her back which led to her being eradicated and forgotten
4. Nearly any and all actions made by Org XIII was approved by his Nobody so in turn anything that was done by them that would have been approved by him is his fault through being their leader and especially Xigbars actions
5. Killed his own friend for the sake of his goal, a friend he had known for decades and fought side by side with (presumably)
6. recreated a tragic event from the past for the only goal of seeing what would happen.
All of these things are just broad summaries and could be more details but still, he wasn't evil for evil's sake he was evil for curiosity and his own idea of "progress", which is a lot more human than just doing bad things because he felt like it.
@@theheavenlyfb4071 watching all your friends get murdered can make a man do dangerous things to avenge them. This ending hits so much different after dark road. Xehanort was the ultimate anti hero.
Terra: Master Eraqus, am I a Keyblade Master now?
Eraqus: Terra no pass.
Eraqus: (vanishing) you suck....
Just two bros, whom gone down opposite paths of destiny.
Like magneto and Charles Xavier. Two friends with different ways to go out things.
Donald and goofy talking through my controller was amazing
I don't know how to feel about Xehanort's moment with Eraqus. But honestly... for some reason...
"Very Well Done" Feels so much more meaningful and impacting than any flashy, cathartic victory animation.
What would be cathartic, would be the Guardians offing him.
Man it hits hard it's like the player influence xehanort so much
This scene hits so much harder after dark road 😢
Can't believe I've shed tears for Xehanort of all people!
So we will just ignore ether fact that Roxas,xion and axel don't even know what's going on
A guy is trying to summon kingdom hearts to do bad stuff,we have to help stop him. They don’t need to know more than that,plus it can be explained later.
"wow sora did the thing yay we won" is about all i can surmise anyone in-universe can actually understand in the grand scope of the lore.
Well Roxas can see and know what sora sees and does. And xion with her memory taking ability’s and probably was told a bit from the other Xehanorts what was happening and Axel already knew what was happening
I know but they just stood there like:
😐
I hope Terra and Aqua come back. Their voice actors got so much better after BBS.
Well I guess Aqua improved a lot on while on arrow for like half a decade
@@isaacwoodward9611 it is pretty funny replaying BBS and hearing how bored and disinterested Aqua seems
Terra sounded better in BBS to me
I really like the trope of Protagonist being knighted by their defeated foe
“A real leader knows that destiny is beyond his control and accepts that.” -Sora
In the beginning. I thought this game wasn't worth all the wait.
Then it was these last moments...thats what we were waiting for...
Edit: Master Xehanort is gonna have a lot of therapy bills to pay
This hits a bit differently after Kingdom Hearts Union X’s ending…
I havent played it. Is it really that good
@@Grown_B it does bring a whole new perspective on Xehanort
@@Grown_B no the game is extremely ripetitive but the story that it tells is crucial for the plot
@@AlvinIatauro mate, it's all cutscenes and they have even announced it will be all cut scenes after it goes offline in a few months. Game play is inconsequential.
@@DisneyNAW it's not like player is xehanort though. They're two different ppl from two different time periods.
Vengeance and hate never solve anything...neither do grudges
The animation on Xehanort when he says "Yes" always amazes me.
The way they depict the emotion on his face is so realistic.
The emotion of a man finally accepting he lost and he can't change destiny. Let's all of the burden go, the weight of trying to be the hero but justifying the bad along the way.
The "Yes" isn't just him being ready to die, but him being ready to leave the fate of the world in new hands.
Xehanort was not a hero, nor was he evil. He had good intentions but a flawed perspective and so he became the villain. Not through anything bad, but his unwillingness to lose resulted in him doing anything to "fix" the world as he seen it. He didn't want to lose to darkness but inadvertently almost caused it.
It's the classic Idea that the road to hell is paved with good intentions.
If im Xehanort then i’m glad to call eraqes my best friend
Funny thing is, even after all those years I still don't understand what Kingdom Hearts actually is.
I mean its supposedly the heart of all worlds, but its also basically the dimension of darkness.
You would think the "original light" would actually be a dimension of light, or at the very least have a light center with the rest being darkness.
But nope, just pure darkness.
@@kyestar88 Yeah, but it does not explain how, why.
I'm hoping the sequel will fully explore & explain KH itself.
@@kyestar88 You know, this is a complicated business. I actually think kyestar's theory makes the most sense. After all, we humans have light on the surface, but also a deep darkness within. Apparently, Kingdom Hearts reflects that.
“Uh!”
“Huh uh.”
“……huh….”
This exchange always gets me 😢
A+ script writing
The power of love and friendship! That's how!!
xeanorth was not redeemed but he simply accepted his defeat he is one of the best villains in all of videgames
I know many people have issues with this, and I kinda get it. Personally though, I love this cutscene, especially this sort of verbal clash of ideologies between Sora and Xehanort. It's actually a pretty productive debate, since neither side outright disagrees with each other's point. Let me explain.
So after Xehanort explains his plan, Sora pretty much starts the debate with "it wasn't your decision to make". He doesn't express much disagreement with the decision, just that the decision was made by the wrong person. Rather than disagreeing, saying something like "yes it is", "I was destined to do this", or something like that, Xehanort asks "then whose was it?" to which Sora had no response to. So Xehanort continues and tells what he felt the world needed, someone to stand up and lead and stop the weak from polluting the world with darkness. Sora, once again, not really expressing straight-up disagreement, responds with "if so, you're not that person." And he explains his view of how a leader should be, to which Xehanort has nothing left to challenge Sora with, and instead smiles and compliments him in a way, saying he reminds him of an old friend.
And then once Eraqus gets Xehanort to think back to the first time Eraqus beat him in chess, Xehanort approaches Sora and presents the X-Blade, congratulating him with "very well done." I love that moment. To me, Xehanort still sticks to his ideology, but he listened to Sora's and understood them. So with that, and the fact that Sora did beat him in a fight (with help, of course), Xehanort now feels that Sora should be the one to make the decision. Plus, you know, he admits defeat for the first time since he lost to Eraqus in chess.
So yeah, I just love this cutscene. Every now and then, I come back to this cutscene, whether it be finding it on UA-cam, or playing it myself.
*Sora was struck down*
*But he refused*
Hmm... the voice actor for master eraqus kind of remind me of that one guy who voices a laughing psychopath that batman always beats up, and the guy who uses the force
And voices a killer toy doll
And a fire bending maniac.
In the Japanese version xehanort tells sora that balancing light and dark is impossible so he decided to destroy all worlds
The inspiration of GOAT picture when he play Chess😊
PROUD TO BE XEHANORT
Same!!
Same
5:14 I love this line.
Imagine
Xehanort: very well done…. Master Sora.
It's time to set our spirit free from the darkness
I wish I understood the story of kingdom hearts. I spent like 80 hours on the first one but I have no clue what's actually going on.
It’s probably better for your sanity that way. Kingdom Hearts lore makes Metal Gear Solid look like a Dr. Seuss book.
all of the True Organization members i dont hate anymore it seemed like they didnt want to do it and Master Xehanort i hate the least now cause what he wanted to do was right he just went about it the wrong way but he did have really good intentions he wanted the darkness gone
misplacedfamous who can you see past the terrible deeds he did?! Aren't you at least a bit angered with him?
@@DeoxysPrime300 no not at all what he did was wrong yes but he did have good intentions he just wanted peace
@@Misplacedfamous because murdering your best friend with no remorse and a smile on his face, thentrying to do the same to his kids without a bit of sympathy is somehow worth his good intentions.
@@RASENGAN1081 Well no, but at least we understand why he did it.
What do you mean he wants darkness gone? I thought he was trying to balance the light and darkness by adding more darkness
Literally one of the beat ending in the kingdom hearts series i wasnt expecting half of this event in game bravo! 👏
The ending was like watching two gods play a game of chess and explaining to eachother their philosophy.
I just don't get why Young Xehanort's voice sounded different in the Chess scenes.
Xehanort in the chess scenes is younger than young xehanort in the organization . I think I read somewhere that in the chess scenes he's between 13 and 15 and the xehanort we see in the organization is 18-20 years old .
7:54 this reminds me of Madara Uchiha doing stupid shit And hashirama senju trying to clear his mind
"I feel bad for Xehanort"
Nah, he cut Kairi in half, he doesn't deserve his little trip to heaven.
THANK YOU!!!! ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU CONSIDER SORA WAS CONDEMNED TO A HELLUSH PUNISHMENT FOR SAVING EXISTENCE THE FREAKING NIHILIST WANTED FO DESTROY EXISTENCE AND LEAVE NOTHING BEHIND
Really don't get how people are just "omg I feel so bad for Xehanort, glad he went to heaven" when he's done _too_ many bad things. They also completely forgot his original goal, which was quite simply a case of mad scientist syndrome in seeing what happens when another keyblade war arrives. Now they try and do a Snape and make it so that everything was actually for the greater good and this decrepit evil old man gets to leave the world so peacefully and consequence free....
ReMind even shows he's still evil af and happy that Sora will potentially never return
@@lowhp_comic What would you have done instead? Have Sora and the others take turns at stabbing him to death before he gives his final speech and passes away?
If it makes you feel better, Heaven and Hell don't exactly exist in the world of Kingdom Hearts. It's more akin to Final Fantasy 7, where the departed dissolves back into the Life Stream- in this case, Kingdom Hearts itself. Sometimes their Hearts are broken down and recycled into new Hearts for new people born into the mortal world.
So there's a chance Baldy will come back in some new form, but he won't be _him_ anymore.
@@Blackheartzero just like how your OC in KH union X returns to become xehanort
I don't know if it's fair to put important information on the secret reports (he was *always* a misguided good guy since BBS), but I am saying I'm surprised how many haven't read them.
So after several years of betrayal, genocide and attempted child slaughter just for the lulz, he gets to go to heaven peacefully with his Best Friend as if he was their ally all along.
God damn this resolution was hollow
Hits so much different after dark road though. Watching all your friends die due to darkness which can be hidden anywhere makes you not give 1 fuck. His goal was set and he did whatever he could do to fix it. He believed he was the chosen one and anyone who opposed him was true darkness.
Amazing transformation
In the end.....please dont eat duck and dog. LoL
Sora save us 🥺
Eraqus Making Peace with His 3 Students hit really hard
Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but Eraqus' heart was inside Terra's...which was inside that Stand-like dark ghost attached to Ansem SOD from KH1...which was Xehanort's Heartless...which he pulled through time...which...
This is why I'm not playing KH3. Too much background from too many side games over too many years. It's starting to rival the Nasuverse.
I'd argue the Nasueverse makes more sense than this, because each story is mostly self-contained, save for the parodies and the occasional moment a character crosses over into another series, such as when Kairi appeared in the El-Melloi Case Files. Kingdoms Hearts, though... it's a series where everything needs to connect with everything, which only makes it feel like a jumbled mess.
@@kamikazelemming1552 Which is why Final Fantasy titles are mostly self-contained.
Its not that hard to understand. you just have to either play the games or read/watch reviews. I've only played 4 kingdom hearts games and I can follow it pretty easily
Xehanort really said fuck it
Anyone know the name of the song playing when sora wakes up?
3:18 Xehanort, wrong game, it's Dark Souls' plot, pfft
What about Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow?
Still a great ending to a great chapter of a great game.
Made it better when Master Xehanort was voiced by Christopher Lloyd!
Final battle: Player vs Future player
And now that I think about this, since Xehanort "bequeathed" sora with the X-Blade, Sora now is an Official Keyblade wielder and not one by necessity anymore
I am not so keen on this ending after what Xehnanort did he doesn't deserve to be forgiven he is the one who murdered Master Eraqus in Birth by Sleep, manipulated Terra and then took over his body, created so many version of himself to time travel, and of course was the one who started spreading the darkness and wanted Kingdom Hearts for himself. I mean honestly we're suppose to feel bad for him? Come on this ending is just UGH!
fuckin thank you i wanted to make him pay since the first KH or BBS which ever, and i hated that all these years i couldn't have that satisfaction
He never said he wanted KH for himself. Only that he wanted to restart the world without darkness and back to the ancient light spoken of in legends. In the current world, he saw light as corrupt and it needed an extra kick of darkness to balance it all. He used any means necessary as the dark seeker as it wouldn't have mattered in the end since the world would be restarted.
Eraqus didn't die. His heart dwelled within Terra.
No one but Eraqus forgave him though.
Eraqus was the only one killed by him and yeah he screwed over the bbs trio but honestly ansem and xemnas didn't do much more damage, he saw eraqus in the wrong which he was because Eraqus too apolgised and nearly killed ventus and fought terra after in the name of "light", both messed up and you can see Xehanort's face when looking at the trio as they hug his friend, he feels guilt for all 4 as Eraqus does for those 3, both went out together atoning for their mistakes both corrupt in their own ways destroying bonds with each other and the trio in the name of light, just different light, Eraqus for the current light and Xehanort using darkness to give birth to pure light, it wasn't just curiosity but rather wanting to prove his theory to benefit everyone
@@umario251 Yep. Xehanort had desired to create a world where light and darkness would exist in balance. In KH3, that's still the case, though with one minor mistranslation.
In KH3, he mentions something that motivated his goals; there's always misbalance, in one age or the next. Since he was planning to return the world to "whence it started" he would need to prevent the darkness from spreading like a plague (preventing the first Keyblade War that caused the world and KH to disappear to darkness).
When he says, "an empty world, pure and bright," it is a slight mistranslation, where the original Japanese version has him say something along the lines of "pure and blank" like a blank canvas.
"end the tyranny of light"
"stop the weak people polluting their world with endless darkness"
These aren't contradictory goals. A minor thing in the KH series is that the stronger the light, the stronger the shadow it creates. It's even the thing Mickey told Sora before Sora sees the Darkside in the Station of Awakening.
Light begets darkness, and the yearning for light originally created darkness in the hearts of people.
For an example of this relevantt: Eraqus pursued light so strongly and despised darkness so much that it caused his pupil to spiral into darkness and allow Xehanort a foothold in his heart.
9:44 ost???
Destiny's Union
@@fredyandres7853 FUCKING THANK YOU
In this moment I feel bad for xenahort
Say goodbye Xehanort, & this time, MEAN IT
What about Vanitas?
Honestly. After what he did to Kairi, and all the BS he put everyone through. I was kinda disappointed we didn't get a God Of War style 'Beat him til the screen goes red.' finish.
What's the song that starts at 1:30?
9:19 Beavis and Butthead exactly
Wonder what music plays 9:36
11:58 what's this song?
Sounds like a gentle piano version of "Dearly Beloved", try searching it up, see what you can find.
ua-cam.com/video/g-N326UFpqM/v-deo.html I FOUND IIIIT! 4 u :)
A really late reply, but the name of the ost is Always on My Mind
i'll stay at scala ad caelum waiting for new keyblade wielders
Well isn’t that nice? After ruining the lives of almost everyone he met, killing Kairi, trying to create a stupid X-Blade, trying to make Sora a vessel as well and too many other crimes that would rival the Nuremberg trials, he gets off that easily? I would have had the guardians of light take turns stabbing him a la Murder on the Orient Express.
He’s also the one who murdered Eraqus in the first place, and Eraqus is completely fine with this. Great writing, wouldn’t you agree?
@@fissilewhistle That was a good joke.
gets off easy? he literally dies what did you want? for them all to go stab him with their keyblades?
@@femto7579 Yes, I wanted them to torture him.
KH4 13 lights vs 7 darknesses
1:25 Ost?
Link to all
Lel you don't know that
Its Soras main theme just a little bit exstended and a little bit more fresh
Ok can someone actually explain what happened at 0:42? Cause as cool as it is it literally makes no sense
Sora technically has lost at that point,until his truth strength re-emerged through Goofy and Donald backing him up. Basically it’s showing Sora’s famous catchphrase “My friends are my power” in action.
So xanort commits genocide and a whole bunch of worlds he then says sorry and then he gets to go to heaven doesn't make too much sense to me there.
There is no hell in this world or heaven. All hearts go inside kingdom hearts after death.
@@sarthakarora3212 I just find it silly that after all this time and all this buildup of xanort being the ultimate evil of the past games it just ends on (hey Sora here's the ultimate keyblade I'm sorry for what I did to you and the other worlds in every other character that existed in this game even though I'm verbally not going to say it and I'm also sorry that I killed your girlfriend again and I could try to give you any information on how to bring her back but I'm kind of tired so I'm going to go now with my best friend it's a kingdom hearts and leave you to solve all my problems that I've created and I could also probably warn you about the masters of Masters but I'll let you figure that out yourself anyway I'm going to kingdom hearts now bye) again it just seems all very silly to me especially now because they was not one hint of this in the past games, for the most part in the past games especially in xanort reports it always hinted at him wanting to be some type of God figure not what they're betraying in Kingdom hearts 3 or in Union x which I'm confident they made up this new character for him on the spot to make more Kingdom hearts game. Listen I'm not dogging on anyone if they like this type of stuff if you like it more power to you but for me I just find it all silly that he gets way off basically Scott free with no consequences at all for his actions.
@@joshbro8435 you did not re-read the reports for sure. Remember BBS reports say he wanted to create a world of perfect balance, the only way he sow was using kingdom hearts to either reset the world or wipe out out light and darkness. He was going to die from the reset of course, it wasn't Sora who made him give up. It was eraqus, in all his reports he calls him brother even when he is planning to kill him, we also see him and eraqus fight in which he one shots him showing he is far more powerful, yet he doesn't kill him but leaves quietly and the says he in the reports he felt as if he was free from chains that binded him aka he threw away all restrictions on how far he will go to achieve his goals. Yet he manipulated terra to kill eraqus why? Cause he can't kill his brother but he does kill him in the end in the most cowardly way, only so he doesn't have to see his face or face him at all. He bodies terra, aqua and ventus alone after that showing he could have killed them all since the very beginning, of course xehenort at deaths door who knows there is no way in hell he is winning would be able to give up on his goal when requested by his brother to die with him.
@@joshbro8435 Also, some more things most people over look(common sense be damned, I guess).
Everyone in BBS knows xehenort can control darkness, like in his letter he sent eraqus he says terra has a darkness that he can't control and tells eraqus that he can help. Both of them then pretend to be surprised when the light ball test suddenly goes "wrong" as darkness from somewhere takes control of them, aqua doesn't show any signs of her negative emotions going out of control in a unprecedented situation but terra does let his negative emotions effect him which can see has darkness on him. Xehenort is so trusted by everyone cause he can control darkness perfectly, he is treated same as riku, xehenort also says in his reports that he has wasted his life and feels immense despair as he is too old to change it, leading him to get a new vessel. This is also tells us he has a good guy like he was living with eraqus for 50+ years, the guy who hates darkness trusts him of course he was the riku and eraqus was Sora. That is why riku gets possessed by him and ansem tries to convince to join him way too much. ( Ansem is xehenort's heartless aka a aspect of him and we know he wants to teach)
Terra sees young xehenort in riku and bequeaths him the ability to wield the keyblade, terra is eraqus adopted son of course he knows a lot about the xehenort who is his uncle to him and treats him has family. (Cause he IS)
Xehenort = riku who's Sora was blinded by light and became a tyrant who did not let darkness go, in turn xehenort felt oppressed and pinned down by him for who knows how long, after all xehenort is half darkness eraqus was trying to kill darkness a major part of xehenort's identity ( he realizes this later). In the end after 50 years he had enough of being oppressed and proposed the idea of finding everything about the keyblade war, why did he want to re create it? That's a huge mystery which is answerer later in union X and dark road. But we know his goal is balance and somehow the war archives it how? Kh3, answered it.
@@sarthakarora3212 okay I agree, he did care for Ericis at one point but that still doesn't change the fact of his actions of what he did, he still stepped over the line and killed people for his own ambitions and to see the lack of punishment for that is what I dislike about this whole xanhor saga.
And that darkness will spread like a plague. Are you sure about this
And then Sora commits suicide to resurrects Kairi
What is the name of this theme 1:39
Link to All
Xehanort: “I’m actually a misguided good guy.”
Sora: “WHO COULD EVER BELIEVE-“
Everyone: *O K A Y I B E L I E V E YOU*
Sora:
But fr through after xehanort killed Kairi, flooded all the worlds with heartless and darkness causing collapse and mass death or mass heartless-ification, possessed Terra, gave Aqua probably permanent ptsd and caused her to become trapped in a realm or eternal darkness for 12 years, mentally abused Ventus and caused him to be in a coma for like 12 years or something, caused several people who used to work with him (in amnesiac terranort form) as humans to become nobodies and part of the organisation (I’m not sure what the actual plot is or how they become nobodies but I’m sure he’s somehow responsible, even if not directly), manipulated time itself to his ends, he then gets to go to keyblade heaven or whatever and was just misguided all along 😂😂
He’s also indirectly responsible for the death of Eraqus, Sora, and so much stress and peril for people of the worlds, and probably caused the most stress of all to Sora (though tbh Aqua really had it rough maybe it goes to her) who just wanted to build a raft and have dinner I mean come on his mum has been waiting all this time..! Poor boy just wanted have fun and the his world collapsed and all of the events of the games happen (and oh boy does Sora have it rough!) because Xehanort’s heartless is busy grooming Riku
Incredible as it seems, everything he/us did (that khux ending still does not fix my brain, thanks nomura!) Was necessary to save the world.
Be the evil villain, make someone oppose you, that someone beats you and you give him the X-Blade.
Eraqus and Xehanort are married and no one can change my mind that is alll
Xehanort.🗻🖤
So...Yen Sid...do you think Sora is worthy to be a Keyblade Master now~?
Having the keyblade inheritance ceremony performed on you with the x-blade is very impressive. Screw being a master at that point.
Erokis: Tera look after them for me
Me: did you cause most of this and tried to kill Tera?
We didn’t deserve Donald and Goofy.
Now hand over keyblade Xehanort
Terra: ( Gets denied the Master title )
Xehanort: ( Decided to make him a Master )
Sora: ( Gets denied the Master title )
Xehanort: ( Bestows him the most powerful weapon that could possibly destroy a Universe )
😅
Beat Xehanort and put an end to the convoluted shitshow of a story called Kingdom Hearts...oh wait Sora dies and there are still more questions than answers, subplots, and characters that need explaining.
I remember getting angry when it was revealed that Xehanort was as a pile of pancakes put it ‘I’m actually a misguided good guy’
I mean, this could have worked, if this was built up throughout the series instead of just this cutscene. Also no, the mobile side games should not be the main reveal.
But at least it hides the twist that he was another pawn all along.
who can you see past the terrible deeds xehanort did?! Aren't you at least a bit angered with him?
I'm, He doesn't deserve a happy ending the only one who deserved it have a happy ending is for the rest of the characters and maybe the Organization XIII the one he made and yet he gets a happy ending that doesn't make sense with me he should be stuck in the Dark Void where aqua used to be in. He was trying to be God by resetting the world when he thinking darkness is answer and then trying to be mr. Big hero himself trying to bring light into the world from the darkness which he started I can't look past his deeds and as a fan of the Kingdom Hearts is best and sometimes Riku he deserve Redemption rather than this guy.
Unfortunately kingdom hearts is all about being nice
From what I see, he wanted to restart the world without darkness and back to the ancient light spoken of in legends. In the current world, he saw light as corrupt and it needed an extra kick of darkness to balance it all. He used any means necessary as the dark seeker as it wouldn't have mattered in the end since the world would be restarted.
@@OWmyDragonBallz The Road to hell is paved with good intentions. I agree he didn't deserve a happy death, but honestly, I feel satisfied with this ending somehow.
I almost never angry at a villain fore doing villain stuff. That is there role in the story. And yet I still can see how it can be strangly satisfaying seing the good guys show no mercy. I once watched a cartoon with a villain who was a traitor who caused the downfall of his people. So when he came to face with the children of his people that all lost there parents becuse of him it was very satusfaying that they did gave a shit about his motives ore his problems. And his fate was cruel as fuck. He really begged fore mercy there at the end and he got none. I think part of what makes this so awsome is how adorable these children are. They deliver a feel of innocence and kindness so seing them being this cruel was well satisfaying.
This amv only gives a glimps of it. Spoiler alert fore Wakfu:
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thats mark Hamill
2:03-5:16 The 4Kids one piece dub called Title for the worst dubbed thing back
Xehanort: I am actually a misguided good guy. Me: Who will bel-. Everyone: *Ok, I believe you*
what kingdom heart is this?
Kingdom Hearts 3
ahhh. i get it now... why he did what he did... its because he lost all his hair and his freind still has his
Sora still not a master?