I went for a run at 10:30pm. It was silent. In the dead streets, there were no cars, and no wind, just the cool air around me. As I ran, I looked up at the night sky and saw the full moon, illuminating the clouds around it. With this song playing in my earbuds, I picked up my pace, underneath the sacred moon. Kingdom Hearts is fiction. So in that moment, I was running in a world that never was
Stepping into this world for the first time was so surreal for me. Finally entering the world that was teased in Kingdom Hearts 1's Secret Ending, and finding out what lay ahead was awesome.
SpinyBluePuffball That was one of the most unintentionally hilarious dialogue exchanges in the series: Xemnas’s totally oblivious and tone deaf command to his mortal enemies to help him, and the way they almost sound like defiant children in their refusal.
*enters The World That Never Was for the first time* Me: "Well, fun's over. No more Disney worlds. It's time we get serious." Seriously, really didn't want this game to end :(
@@mr.awesome6011 Look up the Halo Reach OST tracks, "Overture" and "Noble Actual". This is just my speculation but I think the KH composer and Marty O'Donnell might have borrowed inspiration from the same place for their arrangements as they use a very similar percussion rhythm and even use the chime sound as well.
The song. It keeps switching between 3/4 for the vox and 6/8 time signature for the piano at 40 seconds, making it feel like a waltz dance and then giving a break for a moment before going back to the waltz. It makes it feel scary, yet you want to keep moving because you are trapped in a never ending dance. Top it off with a battle theme that starts off with war snares and an organ? Then a world that is in perpetual night with a looming heart moon? Perfect combination. I actually like KHII best because it focused more on the vocals to give it a more eerie feel
@@sekrion9506 my guess is that the arrangement with the bongos is really popular or maybe Marty heard it in his circle of composer friends and really liked it cause when Reach came out that was a whole console generation after KH2.
I honestly love this theme as a whole package, how each version has drastically different tones. Yeah there are a lot of remixes in this series but this one I think is one of the only ones to have remixes and you can actually feel what it's trying to convey. Like this one is a beautiful theme but still has a sense of danger and mystery to it reflecting the world itself, beautiful but mysterious and dangerous. The one in 358 is a place you call home so the theme is more calming and soothing, not really much of a sense of danger since there is none yet. And last but not least my favorite one, mystic moon, is a theme where you realize the place you once called home actually really sucks and it's really a place of deception and filled with dangerous people, so it really amps up the danger factor in the theme. That's my take on what the themes represent and I love it.
Perfect theme to listen too while you're either driving on the highway or walking by yourself down the road on a cool fall/winter night with a full moon of course.
Best climax I have ever seen in any video game. The World That Never Was was perfectly designed for its intended purpose, in its design and everything.
"Oh, my Kingdom Hearts... ruined... Now, I'll have to start all over again..." "Warriors of the Keyblade... Go forth, and bring me more hearts!" "No!" "Denizens of the light, answer this. Why do you hate the darkness?" "Aw, we don't hate the dark. It's just kinda... scary. But the world's made of light and darkness. Ya can't have one without the other, cause darkness is half of everything. Sorta makes you wonder why we are scared of the dark." "It's because of who's lurking inside it." "Then allow me another question. You accept darkness, yet choose to live in the light. So, why is it that you loathe us who teeter on the edge of nothing? We, who were turned away by both light and dark, never given a choice?" "That's simple. It's because you mess up our worlds." "That may be. Yet, what other choice might we have had?" "Just give it a rest! You're Nobodies! You don't even exist. You're not sad about anything!" "Very good. You don't miss a thing. I cannot feel... sorrow, no matter what misery befalls the worlds."
@@EbonyWildCard after the battle xemnas: I need more rage I need more hearts Sora: xemnas there's more to a heart than rage it full of all sorts of emotions don't you remember? xemnas:.....unfortunately I don't Me: damn bro
I love how Xemnas basically finished his thought by telling them "I physically could not give less of a fuck how much pain I've caused you, or the countless others."
This would fit PERFECTLY in a D&D campaign when the heroes are e plowing an ancient city, long abandoned by those who lived there, with ancient machinery rivaling the advances in the modern world. Such an alien, but local, world, that it conflicts your mind of where you are.
Me who is currently doing a DnD campaign with a friend: "My, what an idea! Why did I never thought of that?" Jokes aside, that's a brilliant idea! I'll keep it on mind
God, idk I love that deep hum. It sounds so sublime and omnipotent. Such is the feeling of being on an enemy controlled world that you don't fully understand.
The first version I heard of this song was in 358/2 Days (thought I'd play Roxas' story before playing KH2.) Needless to say, when I heard this version in KH2 I thought, "Oh MAN, this new beat is SICK." It was a welcome surprise.
When I got to this part of the game I got instantly hit by this banger of a song and I had to immediately look it up and add it to my video game music playlist
Saix and Marluxia are the two of the Organization (Xemnas/Terranort's Nobody notwithstanding of course) I thought were great! The rest of the Organization were annoying and bland. Sora, Ventus, Aqua, Kairi and Riku are probably my go-to KH original characters simply because of just how well they were handled and portrayed. Terra was an annoying dumbass Anakin Skywalker rip-off. It didn't help with Keyblade users being Jedi and Sith instead of Warriors of Light and Darkness (to use Final Fantasy vernacular) like they were sort of portrayed. In other words, characters chosen by light and/or darkness (FFIII anyone?). Also, Axel/Lea is just Reno from FF7. It's only fitting Quinton Flynn voices both in English.
@@LordMalice6d9 KH3 was literally just spam attack over and over. Nothing can even come close to killing you. There's no rhyme or reason to the combat, no incentive to use any sort of tactics. It sucked. And the story? It was practically filler, with Sora stepping in to Gary Stu the place up and resolve storylines built up over the course of several games in a matter of minutes in the final hours. It sucked. Anyone who liked that garbage has no taste in games whatsoever.
This whole final level is like star wars 1.look at the gumi mission to twilight town it looks exactly like star wars 2. here comes darth mual wannabe with his to light sabers
When I first heard this music in KH2, I went, "Isn't that song from Days? Yes, it is! Wow!" 358/2 Days being my first game, it blew my younger mind to see games in a series have these kinds of links between them, it was something that I had seen only in Zelda ^ ^`
I'm replaying the mainline games rn and I've been WAAAAAAITING to get to TWTNW so I could hear this bad boy for the first time since I was like 12...... I made it :')
I almost feel like if they start a whole new Kingdom Hearts story they should drop Disney. After recently playing all of the original content in Kingdom Hearts truly made the game memorable with its characters, music, worlds. My favorite moments are from all of the original stuff taking place outside of the Disney worlds even though I really loved most of the Disney worlds. I just feel like without Disney there could be some really awesome stuff in it that they normally wouldn't be allowed to do with a Disney partnership. Just my idea. Wouldn't mind either way
Two things will hold that down: 1. Disney has partial ownership of Sora and co. So long as they feel they can milk the franchise and Tetsuya Nomura keeps asking to make more KH Games, Disney will push in their own content, including perhaps more Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars stuff in the future. 2. While I know KH has it's diehard fans, the series will likely not sell as many copies if they drop Disney Worlds altogether. And I'd rather the series keep going on it's current trajectory instead of dying an unfair death because of the lack of Sora teaming up with another Disney Character
@@TheNMan64 Most of the people I know wont touch the Kingdom Hearts series, cuz they think its a game made for kids. The argument I always hear is, "but it includes disney characters, how can this game be exciting to you isn't it made for kids?". In my opinion the series would have had more potential and a larger amount of players if disney werent involved at all.
@@Ria588 I mean Mario and Sonic were designed as “kids games” yet have some badass cool shit, especially with Sonic. Just cuz it’s primary demographic happens to align with E or E10+ doesn’t mean it’s some sappy happy game.
Well no bloody wonder I couldn’t find it- Galaxy Brain naming right there Though no complaints about the song itself. Listening while I type and it’s beautiful and ominous and tragic all at once. Thank you so much for the track name I greatly appreciate it
@@JyujinPlus No problem! Like I said, I went through the same experience as you, so I thought I'd lend a hand. I also agree that it's very big brain naming, but it at least makes sense, given Kingdom Hearts having a trend of naming songs after who/what they're literally for (i.e Roxas, Ventus, Terra, Aqua, and I think Kairi and Riku).
@@ZacSonicMee And of course Sora himself. And Xehanort too. These themes are what we call "leitmotifs". Leitmotif means a _recurring_ musical or literary theme, associated with a certain person, place, idea, or situation. That's why it's commonplace to name them after what they're representing. Take for example, the themes we've mentioned. They're named after those characters because they are specifically tied to the character in question. Same with the Organization's theme. It doesn't have to be named after it, but it's common practice, and one that makes it quite easier to distinguish each leitmotif.
I always get to lvl 99 once i hit this stage anybody who is playing this you just have to run through the whole stage from start to finish and everytime you make it to the final door jump in your gummi ship and start over at the beginning and SOMEONE WILL ALWAYS LVL UP EVERYTIME FOR REAL I FIGURED THIS OUT YEARS AGO.
There’s way better ways to level up doing that would take like a whole month to get to max level when there’s strays to get to max level in like 2 and a half hours
Super Smash Bros. Finale: Kingdom Hearts Newcomers: Ansem, Kairi, and Riku Kingdom Hearts New Stages: The World That Never Was, Destiny Islands, and Twilight Town Kingdom Hearts New Bosses: Darkside, Twilight Thorn, and World of Chaos
best end game zone ever in the series. truly has that heavy ambience you'd expect. the first game'a end zone just seems... overdone... to a degree. just my small opinion.
KH 3 style world title: Darkclouds with thunder the heart shaped moon appears, zooms out as the castle is shown rising, camera continues to zoom to reveal memories skyscraper as it starts to rain, zooms out more to the city as the nobody thorns grow and the title appears. THE WORLD THAT NEVER WAS
The Chronicles of Kingdom Hearts: Vexen's Notes Organization XIII's Knights of Cerebus: Number VIII, Raxyn, The Angel of Death, The Nobody of Rainer Raxyn's weapons are a scythe called Righteous Judgment and a book called Reaper's Tome. Raxyn was found by members Saix and Axel in The Realm of Darkness, seemingly scarred, but sleeping peacefully on The Dark Margin. Raxyn often goes on solo missions to different worlds to eliminate corrupt politicians, celebrities, criminals, and other perceived "sinners." Amusingly, Luxan also tags along unannounced to many of these missions. The boy is often too deep in his own angst, emotionlessness, and religious fervor to understand why. Despite being a Nobody like the rest of us, Raxyn still seems to have enough sense of self to follow a major religion from his home world, Chicago of Earth, and aside from the standard organization attire, almost always sports a mysterious crucifix hanging around his neck. Said crucifix glows when grabbed and can be used to enter a power state similar to that of Saix's beserk mode. I have dubbed this mode, "crucible state". In terms of actual appearance, Raxyn has shoulder-length jet black hair, blood red eyes, slightly pointed ears, slightly elongated canines, and palish skin. His age seems to be around 18-20 years old and he has a fairly sullen demeanor despite his zeal for his religion, although perhaps that may be the only thing he truly cares for anymore... Raxyn's elemental ability classification seems to amount to "holiness." When fighting an enemy, they will be put under an invisible "sin gauge", which determines how much damage the boy's scythe, Righteous Judgment does. His book, The Reaper's Tome, seems to function similar to a device from a certain world of detectives and investigations... Anyone whose name is written in the Tome can be tracked across almost all worlds and realms. Amusingly enough, some pages of the Tome also contain pages from his world's religious texts as well as pages from his favorite literature. In terms of how this "holy" ability seems to look to a layman, think of heavenly white, light blue, and gold colored flames. Last but certainly not least, despite the boy's rather sullen personality, like the rest of us, he likes to open a battle with a saying. Raxyn, when opening a battle: "Your sins are too far, and your sins are too great. You shall be judged for eternity without end, amen."
Honestly, for me the updated graphics ruined everything. The games were too much apart, same series but a much different feeling. I dont even remember most of the story parts, it just felt generally very off.
I went for a run at 10:30pm. It was silent. In the dead streets, there were no cars, and no wind, just the cool air around me. As I ran, I looked up at the night sky and saw the full moon, illuminating the clouds around it. With this song playing in my earbuds, I picked up my pace, underneath the sacred moon.
Kingdom Hearts is fiction. So in that moment, I was running in a world that never was
0:39 this part deserves all the money in the world
Don't you mean all the munny in the worlds? :)
@@Spiralpaladin oh my god you're so right ;_;
@Deimonk *munny
I cry every time
@Just Some Guy without a Mustache you again??
Stepping into this world for the first time was so surreal for me. Finally entering the world that was teased in Kingdom Hearts 1's Secret Ending, and finding out what lay ahead was awesome.
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I bet some people were pretty surprised about the secret ending.
This is the world that truly made KH2 my favorite in the series. Sorry KH3, you came close...
“Oh....My kingdom hearts....ruin.....now....I’ll have to start all over.”
“Warriors of the keyblade....step forth and bring me more hearts”
"NO!"
SpinyBluePuffball That was one of the most unintentionally hilarious dialogue exchanges in the series: Xemnas’s totally oblivious and tone deaf command to his mortal enemies to help him, and the way they almost sound like defiant children in their refusal.
Me:NO m8 im gonna beat u up rn
Denizens of light, answer this...
Why do you hate the darkness?
@@holdenhartley5454 cause i cant see _:D
*enters The World That Never Was for the first time*
Me: "Well, fun's over. No more Disney worlds. It's time we get serious."
Seriously, really didn't want this game to end :(
Yeah but the ending sequence is so good though
Most accurate comment I’ve seen on UA-cam hahaha!
the ending makes me cry. fuck.
What are you talking about?
The world that never was is obviously from The Little Mermaid. It's where Prince Eric lives on Weekends.
same thing in relm of the darkness and
keyblade graveward from kh3
The URL for this video says "WHY." Feels fitting. I bet that's what all the Nobodies are asking about their grim fate.
Yet not knowing they were all being played. Pawns in a much greater game.
*Why are there thirteen Xehanorts and how did the human parts of the organisation come back*
This track makes me feel two things, how much I loved 358/2 Days for giving us a look into the Organization but also…Halo Reach
Haven't played much Halo. Why does this make you think of Reach?
@@mr.awesome6011 Look up the Halo Reach OST tracks, "Overture" and "Noble Actual". This is just my speculation but I think the KH composer and Marty O'Donnell might have borrowed inspiration from the same place for their arrangements as they use a very similar percussion rhythm and even use the chime sound as well.
I always loved that transition from the silly disney stuff to the more serious finale stuff.
The song. It keeps switching between 3/4 for the vox and 6/8 time signature for the piano at 40 seconds, making it feel like a waltz dance and then giving a break for a moment before going back to the waltz. It makes it feel scary, yet you want to keep moving because you are trapped in a never ending dance.
Top it off with a battle theme that starts off with war snares and an organ? Then a world that is in perpetual night with a looming heart moon? Perfect combination.
I actually like KHII best because it focused more on the vocals to give it a more eerie feel
"Sacred Moon"? Why not "The OST That Never Was"?
lol
fax
Clever
@@hurricanian6146 really is
Take your goddamn money and leave
With that percussion, you could put this in a Halo game and it wouldn't feel out of place at all.
I thought I was the only one who thought of that!
Lol I thought the same thing, makes me think of Halo Reach
@@seanjohnson3401 It was actually used in the theme song for Halo Reach, so it's really funny that you mentioned that one specifically lol
Definitely gives Halo Reach vibes with the drums, bongos, and violins.
@@sekrion9506 my guess is that the arrangement with the bongos is really popular or maybe Marty heard it in his circle of composer friends and really liked it cause when Reach came out that was a whole console generation after KH2.
I honestly love this theme as a whole package, how each version has drastically different tones. Yeah there are a lot of remixes in this series but this one I think is one of the only ones to have remixes and you can actually feel what it's trying to convey. Like this one is a beautiful theme but still has a sense of danger and mystery to it reflecting the world itself, beautiful but mysterious and dangerous. The one in 358 is a place you call home so the theme is more calming and soothing, not really much of a sense of danger since there is none yet. And last but not least my favorite one, mystic moon, is a theme where you realize the place you once called home actually really sucks and it's really a place of deception and filled with dangerous people, so it really amps up the danger factor in the theme. That's my take on what the themes represent and I love it.
I love this game so damn much... When I first entered this world for the first time I legit felt like crying... I DON’T WANT THIS GAME TO END : (((
Kingdom Hearts is like the love of my life. If it wasn't for it I don't know where I would be now.
Don't worry now there making a fourth one.
there is a randomizer mod for KH games, you cam replay them as much as you want and add a lot of chaos to it
This game brings me immediately back to my childhood. Especially the sanctuary song in the beginning & end of the game.
Game is a timeless experience.
Such a hauntingly beautiful theme.
Perfect theme to listen too while you're either driving on the highway or walking by yourself down the road on a cool fall/winter night with a full moon of course.
And with your arms posed out as if you were dual wielding.
I honestly call this the Theme of Final Form just because having this playing while you're in Final Form is the coolest shit.
Best climax I have ever seen in any video game. The World That Never Was was perfectly designed for its intended purpose, in its design and everything.
Ya ever listen to this theme looking out your window on a dark rainy night?
Powerful…
"Oh, my Kingdom Hearts... ruined... Now, I'll have to start all over again..."
"Warriors of the Keyblade... Go forth, and bring me more hearts!"
"No!"
"Denizens of the light, answer this. Why do you hate the darkness?"
"Aw, we don't hate the dark. It's just kinda... scary. But the world's made of light and darkness. Ya can't have one without the other, cause darkness is half of everything. Sorta makes you wonder why we are scared of the dark."
"It's because of who's lurking inside it."
"Then allow me another question. You accept darkness, yet choose to live in the light. So, why is it that you loathe us who teeter on the edge of nothing? We, who were turned away by both light and dark, never given a choice?"
"That's simple. It's because you mess up our worlds."
"That may be. Yet, what other choice might we have had?"
"Just give it a rest! You're Nobodies! You don't even exist. You're not sad about anything!"
"Very good. You don't miss a thing. I cannot feel... sorrow, no matter what misery befalls the worlds."
"No matter what you think, what you feel, or how you exist."
Sora: "why do I hear boss music?"
@@EbonyWildCard after the battle
xemnas: I need more rage I need more hearts
Sora: xemnas there's more to a heart than rage it full of all sorts of emotions don't you remember?
xemnas:.....unfortunately I don't
Me: damn bro
I love how Xemnas basically finished his thought by telling them "I physically could not give less of a fuck how much pain I've caused you, or the countless others."
This would fit PERFECTLY in a D&D campaign when the heroes are e plowing an ancient city, long abandoned by those who lived there, with ancient machinery rivaling the advances in the modern world. Such an alien, but local, world, that it conflicts your mind of where you are.
Me who is currently doing a DnD campaign with a friend: "My, what an idea! Why did I never thought of that?"
Jokes aside, that's a brilliant idea! I'll keep it on mind
I actually just looked up this theme for this exact purpose!
What does d and d mean?
@@jalinbell6088 Dungeons and Dragons.
kingdom hearts is ready.......now we can be complete......
God, idk I love that deep hum. It sounds so sublime and omnipotent. Such is the feeling of being on an enemy controlled world that you don't fully understand.
Definitely good music for telling the player their adventure is gonna wrap up soon. I wish I could play this game blind again.
I remember when I was younger hearing this theme before fighting Roxas, took me so long to beat
Hardest song in the game
Loved farming twilight crystals while listening to this
"Do you feel it, the moon's power?“
I love the piano part. 0:40 It's so soothing.
I remember that i spent a lot of time in the CTNW just to level up to 99.
Good times.
If I could I would so live in the world that never was
Damn.... that sounds peacefully depressing, or rather bittersweet.
How. Dont only organisation members live there
I pretty much act like a nobody already, so I'm technically viable to live in TWTNW.
I mean would you want Sora tearing through your apartment while having a shower?
Hey, at least the neighbors are nonexistent.
0:39 I can imagine Yoko cracking her knuckles as she hits you with the piano beatdrop.
This track really summarizes what it means to be a Nobody.
It's cold, empty and different from anything else.
It sounds almost hopeless.
The first version I heard of this song was in 358/2 Days (thought I'd play Roxas' story before playing KH2.) Needless to say, when I heard this version in KH2 I thought, "Oh MAN, this new beat is SICK." It was a welcome surprise.
It's also cool to see Roxas essentially traveled through the castle the other way. He was trying to get out. Sora was trying to get in.
Yeah, it really feels like a conclusion to days too
This made leveling Final Form and farming Twilight Crystals less painful
and then BOOM!
Roxas Boss Fight
Listening to this while trying to level up my limit to use dodge roll against Roxas
Funny, the world starts with a city and on the only mountain there it is. The castle.
Oh my like/dislike meter... ruined... now i have to start all over again...
Warriors of the comment section... go forth... and bring me more likes!
Came here just for 0:39. One of the best songs in the game.
This is definitely my top 3 songs in the game, right behind the cavern of remembrance and the lingering will Boss theme
@@mystic8380 You have good taste my friend
Thanks, i appreciate it
When I got to this part of the game I got instantly hit by this banger of a song and I had to immediately look it up and add it to my video game music playlist
キングダムハーツ2のbgmの中でも一番好き。
いかにもラスダンの雰囲気がbgmだけでも伝わってくる。
When I saw that moon in the sky right before the world logo started, I knew shit got real
HD remix of this in DDD HD.
Pov: you're farming for Form Growth Abilities
The World that Was Never Was sound is eerie and beautiful also at the same time.
One of the reasons why I never really get sick of being in TWtNW
Am I the only one here who likes the Organization XIII more than Sora, Riku, Kairi, Terra, Aqua, Ventus and all other characters?
Well, I love the organization but I love Terra, Aqua, and Ven more than any group in Kingdom Hearts
@@weathermanonchannel3209 you're a man of culture
Saix and Marluxia are the two of the Organization (Xemnas/Terranort's Nobody notwithstanding of course) I thought were great! The rest of the Organization were annoying and bland. Sora, Ventus, Aqua, Kairi and Riku are probably my go-to KH original characters simply because of just how well they were handled and portrayed. Terra was an annoying dumbass Anakin Skywalker rip-off. It didn't help with Keyblade users being Jedi and Sith instead of Warriors of Light and Darkness (to use Final Fantasy vernacular) like they were sort of portrayed. In other words, characters chosen by light and/or darkness (FFIII anyone?). Also, Axel/Lea is just Reno from FF7. It's only fitting Quinton Flynn voices both in English.
@@raptorlewis273 u didn't play days didn't u, org members have personalities and the sea salt trio may be the best there is xd
The Kingdom Hearts 2 ost just hit different
It was the last time Nomura had any talent. Good thing that dude is being kicked from dev seat for good.
@@smoqueed44 Nomura is better at creating a fun game full of spectacle than he is at telling a story.
@@LordMalice6d9 "fun". KH2 was fun, but the rest of his games have dogshit awful gameplay.
@@smoqueed44 Eh, KH3 was okay. Still fun.
@@LordMalice6d9 KH3 was literally just spam attack over and over. Nothing can even come close to killing you. There's no rhyme or reason to the combat, no incentive to use any sort of tactics. It sucked. And the story? It was practically filler, with Sora stepping in to Gary Stu the place up and resolve storylines built up over the course of several games in a matter of minutes in the final hours.
It sucked. Anyone who liked that garbage has no taste in games whatsoever.
I just realized in the backround the piano is softly playing the final fantasy prelude.
This whole final level is like star wars
1.look at the gumi mission to twilight town it looks exactly like star wars
2. here comes darth mual wannabe with his to light sabers
Yeah you had to fight a whole fleet and a guy with lightsabres, I'd say that pretty star wars
When I first heard this music in KH2, I went, "Isn't that song from Days? Yes, it is! Wow!" 358/2 Days being my first game, it blew my younger mind to see games in a series have these kinds of links between them, it was something that I had seen only in Zelda ^ ^`
This song is so amazing.
It reminds me of .hack songs right up until the piano kicks in.
I'm replaying the mainline games rn and I've been WAAAAAAITING to get to TWTNW so I could hear this bad boy for the first time since I was like 12...... I made it :')
I almost feel like if they start a whole new Kingdom Hearts story they should drop Disney. After recently playing all of the original content in Kingdom Hearts truly made the game memorable with its characters, music, worlds. My favorite moments are from all of the original stuff taking place outside of the Disney worlds even though I really loved most of the Disney worlds. I just feel like without Disney there could be some really awesome stuff in it that they normally wouldn't be allowed to do with a Disney partnership. Just my idea. Wouldn't mind either way
Two things will hold that down:
1. Disney has partial ownership of Sora and co. So long as they feel they can milk the franchise and Tetsuya Nomura keeps asking to make more KH Games, Disney will push in their own content, including perhaps more Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars stuff in the future.
2. While I know KH has it's diehard fans, the series will likely not sell as many copies if they drop Disney Worlds altogether. And I'd rather the series keep going on it's current trajectory instead of dying an unfair death because of the lack of Sora teaming up with another Disney Character
@@TheNMan64 I agree with you. I think it was just the idea that was exciting me. Even though I know it'll never happen
@@TheNMan64 Most of the people I know wont touch the Kingdom Hearts series, cuz they think its a game made for kids. The argument I always hear is, "but it includes disney characters, how can this game be exciting to you isn't it made for kids?". In my opinion the series would have had more potential and a larger amount of players if disney werent involved at all.
@@Ria588 I mean Mario and Sonic were designed as “kids games” yet have some badass cool shit, especially with Sonic. Just cuz it’s primary demographic happens to align with E or E10+ doesn’t mean it’s some sappy happy game.
This place...
...Quadratum.
It really fits Xemnas
Smoke some, drink some, pop one 🗣️🗣️
The castle that never was actually is Hollow Bastion Nobodies Version
1:32 is what u came for
Why you gotta call me out like that
@@Renkurusu07 lmao all ima say is that i understand 😭😭
Eating Apple Pie has never been better
Halo Reach.
If you know, you know.
The bongo sample right?
Definitely!
What’s the name of this track that plays in all the scenes where the organization is having sinister meetings?
I looked for the same track... and it's literally called Organization XIII.
Well no bloody wonder I couldn’t find it- Galaxy Brain naming right there
Though no complaints about the song itself. Listening while I type and it’s beautiful and ominous and tragic all at once. Thank you so much for the track name I greatly appreciate it
@@JyujinPlus No problem! Like I said, I went through the same experience as you, so I thought I'd lend a hand. I also agree that it's very big brain naming, but it at least makes sense, given Kingdom Hearts having a trend of naming songs after who/what they're literally for (i.e Roxas, Ventus, Terra, Aqua, and I think Kairi and Riku).
@@ZacSonicMee And of course Sora himself. And Xehanort too.
These themes are what we call "leitmotifs". Leitmotif means a _recurring_ musical or literary theme, associated with a certain person, place, idea, or situation. That's why it's commonplace to name them after what they're representing. Take for example, the themes we've mentioned. They're named after those characters because they are specifically tied to the character in question. Same with the Organization's theme.
It doesn't have to be named after it, but it's common practice, and one that makes it quite easier to distinguish each leitmotif.
Another side
Anyone remember that final level from The World of Illusion? This tune reminds me of that.
its a remix of the origanl scared moon theme song from kingdom hearts 2
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@@reddodeado301 its a remix of the origanl scared moon theme song from kingdom hearts 2
I like original sound
Reminds me of Konan
Theme of grinding Final Form.
It isn't complete without that digital noise of your foot steps
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Can someone make this theme with rain in the background?
*RIKU*
Just stop it Sora
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best part
This remix is incredible! Providing I credit you, would I be allowed to use this in my newest video? (My videos are not monotised btw 😅)
yes you may, I have no problem with people using these tracks for their needs as long as they don't claim to have been the ones to extend it lol
@@PoloDaReaper Oh of course not homie! And cheers
SMT 2 Law theme?
Thought that I was the only one to find similarities! heheh!
Wow, never hear of the game your referencing, but in looked it up and...
Yes definitely a similarity.
Ohhhhhhhhhhh my god I totally see it now
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2って17年前なのか…小学生のときじゃん(涙目
Xemnas dislikes this video
Wileyman 1997 i was looking for this comment and nothing was found.
@@xethiasOfficial Lol
Wileyman 1997
Xemnas and Saïx disliked the video
They probably didn't want Kingdom Hearts to be ruined.
“What about you, Do you remember your true name?”
This track has mild Meta Knight energy when played at 1.65x speed.
I always get to lvl 99 once i hit this stage anybody who is playing this you just have to run through the whole stage from start to finish and everytime you make it to the final door jump in your gummi ship and start over at the beginning and SOMEONE WILL ALWAYS LVL UP EVERYTIME FOR REAL I FIGURED THIS OUT YEARS AGO.
thats such a waste of time. xemnas is easily beaten at level 40+.
I just wanted to abuse him never fought him at anything less so I don't even know what its like to fight him normal you said lol 40 ill try it brother
There’s way better ways to level up doing that would take like a whole month to get to max level when there’s strays to get to max level in like 2 and a half hours
The Roxas boss fight pissed me off…
Super Smash Bros. Finale:
Kingdom Hearts Newcomers: Ansem, Kairi, and Riku
Kingdom Hearts New Stages: The World That Never Was, Destiny Islands, and Twilight Town
Kingdom Hearts New Bosses: Darkside, Twilight Thorn, and World of Chaos
Aw, what's the matter, sleepyhead? We jumped through a lotta hoops to get you here, but it looks as if it's gonna pay off.
When the heck did that line play? I don't remember who or when that line was said.
@@kevinkaslana9060 Dream Drop Distance, with Sora arriving in the World that Never Was when Xigbar shows up.
@@davidtimmer596 Gotcha. Man, I never heard that one before, so it completely threw me off.
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fun fact, this is also the hymn of the fayth from final fantasy x, you can hear it clearest about forty seconds in.
Not even close
best end game zone ever in the series. truly has that heavy ambience you'd expect. the first game'a end zone just seems... overdone... to a degree. just my small opinion.
Junko: i should have gotten rid of you years ago.
I can't believe you managed to get this far and forced me to watch loli hentai.
KH 3 style world title: Darkclouds with thunder the heart shaped moon appears, zooms out as the castle is shown rising, camera continues to zoom to reveal memories skyscraper as it starts to rain, zooms out more to the city as the nobody thorns grow and the title appears.
THE WORLD THAT NEVER WAS
The Chronicles of Kingdom Hearts:
Vexen's Notes
Organization XIII's Knights of Cerebus: Number VIII, Raxyn, The Angel of Death, The Nobody of Rainer
Raxyn's weapons are a scythe called Righteous Judgment and a book called Reaper's Tome.
Raxyn was found by members Saix and Axel in The Realm of Darkness, seemingly scarred, but sleeping peacefully on The Dark Margin. Raxyn often goes on solo missions to different worlds to eliminate corrupt politicians, celebrities, criminals, and other perceived "sinners." Amusingly, Luxan also tags along unannounced to many of these missions. The boy is often too deep in his own angst, emotionlessness, and religious fervor to understand why.
Despite being a Nobody like the rest of us, Raxyn still seems to have enough sense of self to follow a major religion from his home world, Chicago of Earth, and aside from the standard organization attire, almost always sports a mysterious crucifix hanging around his neck. Said crucifix glows when grabbed and can be used to enter a power state similar to that of Saix's beserk mode. I have dubbed this mode, "crucible state". In terms of actual appearance, Raxyn has shoulder-length jet black hair, blood red eyes, slightly pointed ears, slightly elongated canines, and palish skin. His age seems to be around 18-20 years old and he has a fairly sullen demeanor despite his zeal for his religion, although perhaps that may be the only thing he truly cares for anymore...
Raxyn's elemental ability classification seems to amount to "holiness." When fighting an enemy, they will be put under an invisible "sin gauge", which determines how much damage the boy's scythe, Righteous Judgment does. His book, The Reaper's Tome, seems to function similar to a device from a certain world of detectives and investigations... Anyone whose name is written in the Tome can be tracked across almost all worlds and realms. Amusingly enough, some pages of the Tome also contain pages from his world's religious texts as well as pages from his favorite literature. In terms of how this "holy" ability seems to look to a layman, think of heavenly white, light blue, and gold colored flames.
Last but certainly not least, despite the boy's rather sullen personality, like the rest of us, he likes to open a battle with a saying.
Raxyn, when opening a battle:
"Your sins are too far, and your sins are too great. You shall be judged for eternity without end, amen."
I got a keyblade
Relaxing song but not as good as the original
Michael Rodriguez yes, yes it is
Xehanort dislike this theme.
Sounds like metroid
When you realise twilight town and this world, were two sides of a coin
The URL is getting upset, it's wondering why it exists.
I had to look at the URL address to know what you were talking about. Lo and behold, the ending three letters are just 'WHY' 😆
Is this world in KH3? I just started it
no 💔🙂
Nope. It is in KH3D though.
I think I would have been more clever to call this track "Untitled" imo
Does anyone know if this sounds like something from halo reach or halo 3 or 4 I feel like they copy off of that lol
don't really think this sounds anything like halo, maybe the choir, but this has little to nothing of halo
Dude KH2 came out in 2005. Halo Reach came out five years later in 2010. So KH definitely wasn't copying Halo.
Kh2 better than kh3 mis the feeling from kh2
Facts dude, one thing I hated about KH3 is that they took away all the cool final fantasy characters and added way too much Disney
@@mannyoommen2768 they even made twilight town fucked up, the happiest place on kh ---> saddest place on kh
Honestly, for me the updated graphics ruined everything. The games were too much apart, same series but a much different feeling. I dont even remember most of the story parts, it just felt generally very off.