Christ Centered Gamer

Alright, so, based on my knowledge of these games I've come to the conclusion as to which one was Ansem and which one was Xehanort.


The real Xehanort was originally a keyblade master who is a key player in Birth by Sleep. At the end in the secret video (I youtubed it), Terra 'gives his body,' to Xehanort (oh man that sounds wrong,) and that's why in KHII Xehanort looks like Terra, the main difference being a different hair colour. He refuses to let him have his heart, however, and so that goes to Riku. (This being the origin of the darkness in Riku's heart that comes into play later on.)

The guy you fight in KHI, is the heartless of Xehanort. Presumably at some point before the first KH he splits into both a heartless and a nobody. You fight his heartless in the first game, however, to distance himself from his other half, he takes on the name of his previous teacher; Ansem the Wise. Ansem the Wise shows up again in KHII, and denounces Xehanort's Nobody.


SO:

Original Xehanort (Master Xehanort:) The puppet master behind the occurrences in Birth by Sleep.

Heartless Xehanort (Called Ansem in-game:) The villain of KHI

Nobody Xehanort: The villain of KHII

Ansem: The teacher of Xehanort after he's 'born again' in Terra's superior combat body.

rexecidous wrote:I have played all of the kingdom hearts games and beaten them all except for the game boy one and rechain of memorys so I think I have a good grip on the story

Did you know that the GBA version of KH: Chain of Memories had a versus mode?

DeadManReedeemed wrote:

rexecidous wrote:I have played all of the kingdom hearts games and beaten them all except for the game boy one and rechain of memorys so I think I have a good grip on the story

Did you know that the GBA version of KH: Chain of Memories had a versus mode?

Drewsov wrote:

DeadManReedeemed wrote:

rexecidous wrote:I have played all of the kingdom hearts games and beaten them all except for the game boy one and rechain of memorys so I think I have a good grip on the story

Did you know that the GBA version of KH: Chain of Memories had a versus mode?

Hey man, watch dat snark.

Bluesharky wrote:The first game I ever played and knew about was Kingdom Hearts for PS2.

Wow that makes me feel old. I bought that game the week it came out when I was in high school. Definitely one of my all-time favorites.

Truthseeker wrote:

Bluesharky wrote:The first game I ever played and knew about was Kingdom Hearts for PS2.

Wow that makes me feel old. I bought that game the week it came out when I was in high school. Definitely one of my all-time favorites.

It makes me feel old, too.

The kingdom hearts for 3ds is lots of fun I played the demo

Truthseeker wrote:

Bluesharky wrote:The first game I ever played and knew about was Kingdom Hearts for PS2.

Wow that makes me feel old. I bought that game the week it came out when I was in high school. Definitely one of my all-time favorites.

Wow, same here.

For my first games, I had to exit windows and boot it up in DOS.
No wait, take that back. My first games were on systems that didn't even have windows. Ahh, that old Zenith.

Kingdom Hearts. The ultimate RPG.

DeadManReedeemed wrote:Kingdom Hearts. The ultimate RPG.

No.

Nate DaZombie wrote:

DeadManReedeemed wrote:Kingdom Hearts. The ultimate RPG.

No.

Yes. A game for kids and adults. Tight combat system. Great fusion of characters. And the best part: it's new but at the same time it's nothing new.

DeadManReedeemed wrote:

Nate DaZombie wrote:

DeadManReedeemed wrote:Kingdom Hearts. The ultimate RPG.

No.

Yes. A game for kids and adults. Tight combat system. Great fusion of characters. And the best part: it's new but at the same time it's nothing new.

Oh no, I know what Kingdom Hearts is, and I think it's a fantastic series, but it's not the ultimate RPG.

Kingdom Hearts is more of a platformer with RPG elements than a full fledged one.

Uhm.

It's not a platformer.

It's not labeled as one, but it's very close to being one.