I agree on the make the Headless Horseman a Secret Boss idea. My personal list of Disney Villains that would be prime Secret Boss material are him, Horned King (A Black Cauldron world is sadly a not a priority option compared to the rest of Disney’s filmography, so Secret Boss is probably HK’s best chance), Willie the Giant, Firebird from Fantasia 2000, and the Carnotaurs from Dinosaur. I could also see the Leviathan from Atlantis becoming a Gummi Ship battle, since a full Atlantis world is also low on the possibility list.
I want to see General Grievous, Count Dooku, or Darth Maul in one game as bosses so Sora can bond with Anakin so in another one, it could be straight up Empire Strikes Back and picture Sora's reaction to Vader telling Luke the "I am your father" line. He would be completely devastated. After a few more worlds, a second visit to the Star Wars world in the game with Empire Strikes Back would be the events of Return of the Jedi and Sora could find out about the events of Revenge of the Sith from Yoda before going with Luke to Endor to redeem Vader and have a boss fight against Palpatine.
Hmm, here's an idea for the Headless Horseman, the Horned King, and other villains from low-performance movies... For the most part, we are told that the heroes can't do much meddling in the affairs of other worlds, and for the most part it's ignored story wise.... what if we have the villains showcase the dangers of that meddling, by taking them outside of their original movies and interrupting the course of the other worlds. Say, Maleficent decided she needed new/more allies and acquired some of those extra scary villains from those older lesser-known movies, but (unlike KH1) you never go to the worlds those villains came from, instead they are found in other worlds where they are even bigger threats then they ever were before because no one had any context for what they are, and they can combine their own abilities with those found in the world's you fight them in. This can justify, somewhat, why the world order needs to be preserved, as if certain unsavory people (i.e. the villains) learn of the existence of other worlds, and gain/figure out a means to traverse them... BIG problems can come as a result.
I agree on the make the Headless Horseman a Secret Boss idea.
My personal list of Disney Villains that would be prime Secret Boss material are him, Horned King (A Black Cauldron world is sadly a not a priority option compared to the rest of Disney’s filmography, so Secret Boss is probably HK’s best chance), Willie the Giant, Firebird from Fantasia 2000, and the Carnotaurs from Dinosaur.
I could also see the Leviathan from Atlantis becoming a Gummi Ship battle, since a full Atlantis world is also low on the possibility list.
I hope to see Professor Ratigan one day be a KH boss villain.
I want to see General Grievous, Count Dooku, or Darth Maul in one game as bosses so Sora can bond with Anakin so in another one, it could be straight up Empire Strikes Back and picture Sora's reaction to Vader telling Luke the "I am your father" line. He would be completely devastated. After a few more worlds, a second visit to the Star Wars world in the game with Empire Strikes Back would be the events of Return of the Jedi and Sora could find out about the events of Revenge of the Sith from Yoda before going with Luke to Endor to redeem Vader and have a boss fight against Palpatine.
Hmm, here's an idea for the Headless Horseman, the Horned King, and other villains from low-performance movies...
For the most part, we are told that the heroes can't do much meddling in the affairs of other worlds, and for the most part it's ignored story wise.... what if we have the villains showcase the dangers of that meddling, by taking them outside of their original movies and interrupting the course of the other worlds.
Say, Maleficent decided she needed new/more allies and acquired some of those extra scary villains from those older lesser-known movies, but (unlike KH1) you never go to the worlds those villains came from, instead they are found in other worlds where they are even bigger threats then they ever were before because no one had any context for what they are, and they can combine their own abilities with those found in the world's you fight them in.
This can justify, somewhat, why the world order needs to be preserved, as if certain unsavory people (i.e. the villains) learn of the existence of other worlds, and gain/figure out a means to traverse them... BIG problems can come as a result.
I’m just glad I’m not the only one who has seen the black cauldron