Cutscene After Mission 57

[KeybladeLegacy5]

ok, after that eliminate the commanders mission in wonderland, we see a scene with axel in some sort of library at The Castle That NEver Was, he is in a book called "The Truth About Namine." did you guys notice this? and do you think we will get a hold on that book later in the series?

[Tiax]

Originally Posted by KeybladeLegacy5

ok, after that eliminate the commanders mission in wonderland, we see a scene with axel in some sort of library at The Castle That NEver Was, he is in a book called "The Truth About Namine." did you guys notice this? and do you think we will get a hold on that book later in the series?

I doubt it. The 'Truth' was most likely something we all knew anyway.

[KeybladeLegacy5]

ok, and dude, nice sig, did you make it yourself ^_^

[Xorbok]

Originally Posted by Tiax

I doubt it. The 'Truth' was most likely something we all knew anyway.

Agreed. I dont think it will meaan anything.

[Tiax]

Originally Posted by KeybladeLegacy5

ok, and dude, nice sig, did you make it yourself ^_^

Nah. Got it from Photobucket.

[KeybladeLegacy5]

Originally Posted by Tiax

Nah. Got it from Photobucket.

alright, got it cause i am searching for a sweet sig and yours is amazing

[Smile]

He was in Castle Oblivion and was reading up Vexen's left-behind research.
If it was something we already knew about, I doubt they'd have kept it hidden from us. What truth? That Namine is Kairi's Nobody?
I'd sooner say it's the true nature of her existence, something even in KH2 was only speculated about. With the BBS relations in the game, it could've said she was an Unverse or something.
Otherwise, it's completely redundant to keep it hidden.

[Key of Valor]

I was disappointed that the contents of that report wasn't shown.

It might have just been as simple as Namine being Kairi's Nobody, but I don't think Vexen was one to deal with mysteries with such simplicity, especially with Namine's existence being in need of so much explanation.

Personally, I think Vexen's report indicated that Namine was composed of Sora's body and soul, and perhaps the reason they didn't show it to the audience was because they didn't want to address the issue of what Roxas was composed of then, (since Roxas' existence is more relevant to BBS).

[Azrael]

Originally Posted by Key of Valor

I was disappointed that the contents of that report wasn't shown.

It might have just been as simple as Namine being Kairi's Nobody, but I don't think Vexen was one to deal with mysteries with such simplicity, especially with Namine's existence being in need of so much explanation.

Personally, I think Vexen's report indicated that Namine was composed of Sora's body and soul, and perhaps the reason they didn't show it to the audience was because they didn't want to address the issue of what Roxas was composed of then, (since Roxas' existence is more relevant to BBS).

Or that Namine is a true nobody. Made out of nothing.

[gamerobber7]

Yes it was most likely the things that we found out about her from CoM and KH2. Oh and w-what about my sig? Isn't it neat? JK :P

[Audo]

Originally Posted by Smile

He was in Castle Oblivion and was reading up Vexen's left-behind research.
If it was something we already knew about, I doubt they'd have kept it hidden from us. What truth? That Namine is Kairi's Nobody?
I'd sooner say it's the true nature of her existence, something even in KH2 was only speculated about. With the BBS relations in the game, it could've said she was an Unverse or something.
Otherwise, it's completely redundant to keep it hidden.

Or you know, showing the contents of it would have been what made it completely redundant, if it was information we already knew.

[Grace Assassin]

Originally Posted by bitteraudo

Or you know, showing the contents of it would have been what made it completely redundant, if it was information we already knew.

I think you could say that to be the case, had the cutscene actually had any context to it.

They threw it in randomly. And, as far as I can see, it had no bearing on anything in Days. Axel doesn't mention it again.

Since that's the case, I think they are actually trying to hint at something. And since the content wasn't shown, it must be something we don't know. It's not all too surprising given that Sora noted how he forgot to thank Namine. Her story is open ended at the moment and needs to be resolved. There's more of her to come, and whether or not we'll actually see her again (doubt it), I think some of it involves things we didn't know about her.

[Audo]

Or it was to give fans who were to new to the series, some questions to be asking themselves, before moving onto the definite answers in KH2.

[KeybladeLegacy5]

Originally Posted by Grace Assassin

I think you could say that to be the case, had the cutscene actually had any context to it.

They threw it in randomly. And, as far as I can see, it had no bearing on anything in Days. Axel doesn't mention it again.

Since that's the case, I think they are actually trying to hint at something. And since the content wasn't shown, it must be something we don't know. It's not all too surprising given that Sora noted how he forgot to thank Namine. Her story is open ended at the moment and needs to be resolved. There's more of her to come, and whether or not we'll actually see her again (doubt it), I think some of it involves things we didn't know about her.

i am goin to agree more with this

Originally Posted by bitteraudo

Or it was to give fans who were to new to the series, some questions to be asking themselves, before moving onto the definite answers in KH2.

not this

[Grace Assassin]

Originally Posted by bitteraudo

Or it was to give fans who were to new to the series, some questions to be asking themselves, before moving onto the definite answers in KH2.

That's a pretty obscure way to make questions for new fans.
If that's the case, you'd figure they'd do something more noticeable (something that couldn't be mistaken as a secret that no fan knows) such as, for example, Axel outwardly wondering who Namine is the Nobody of. Instead we get a scene of him reading the "Truth About Namine" - a truth that is neither revealed nor even referenced again in the game.

And, really, why would the fact that Namine is Kairi's Nobody be kept as a record with that title - "The Truth About Namine." That would mean that Namine being Kairi's Nobody is something kept secret from most of the Organization- and I see no purpose in that. She's Kairi's Nobody. So?

"The Truth About Namine" implies that there is either something untruthful about Namine or at least something that isn't the entire truth.