Weird theory about keyblades.

[twilighthands]

Originally Posted by Xehanort: 17

A key opens doors, but there are other keyblades for example that dark keyblade it is able to unlock hearts. I think each keyblade has different powers.

I think the 3 Armored knights keyblades are like Skeleton Keys

That is a very good point actually, perhapse these Keyblades, without keychains, hold some some kind of flux that alows its weilder too lock and unlock any heart they wish.

Do you remember Riku's dark keyblade from the first kh game (whilst he was possessed by Ansem).



He never had a keychain either.

Perhapse these chainless keyblades are summoned from the dark side of the heart, embroided with its power?

[the7seventh]

Originally Posted by twilighthands

That is a very good point actually, perhapse these Keyblades, without keychains, hold some some kind of flux that alows its weilder too lock and unlock any heart they wish.

Do you remember Riku's dark keyblade from the first kh game (whilst he was possessed by Ansem).



He never had a keychain either.

Perhapse these chainless keyblades are summoned from the dark side of the heart, embroided with its power?

Alright, there not summoned by the dark part of the hearts, there just create by hearts. I think the same can be said for the AU's keyblades. Because these blades don't have keychains, there made from hearts. This was a major clue from KH1. These blades are very unique.

[Xehanort: 17]

I agree with 7 seventh, The keyblades without keychains are Unique. But has anyone wondered when riku was possessed by Ansem, he used Ansem's power to wield that keyblade.
Does that mean Ansem is related with the 3 Armored Knights, i mean only the 3 Armored knights and Ansem (Xehanort's heartless) are able to wield keyblades without keychains.

What does this mean?

[the7seventh]

Originally Posted by Xehanort: 17

I agree with 7 seventh, The keyblades without keychains are Unique. But has anyone wondered when riku was possessed by Ansem, he used Ansem's power to wield that keyblade.
Does that mean Ansem is related with the 3 Armored Knights, i mean only the 3 Armored knights and Ansem (Xehanort's heartless) are able to wield keyblades without keychains.

What does this mean?

This is exactly what I'm talking about. I still want to know why in KH2, Xemnas took the form of a AU or something similar to an AU when Sora and Riku fought him ?

[Xehanort: 17]

Whats the connection between Xehanort and the Keyblade? I think Xehanort is the Master Of Keyblade.

[the7seventh]

Originally Posted by Xehanort: 17

Whats the connection between Xehanort and the Keyblade? I think Xehanort is the Master Of Keyblade.

I don't think so. We only see Xehanort's heartless using a counterfiet keyblade, in other words the dark keyblade. Xemnas used some kind of energy sabers of some sort. These were the weapons of Xehanort's nobody and heartless. If he was indeed the master of keyblades, then either his nobody or his heartless is supposed to use a geniune keyblade. To prove this: Roxas is able to use a keyblade because Sora is a keyblade master.

[Xehanort: 17]

Oooooo yaaah, i just found out something. In the secret ending all of those keyblades don't have keychain's. The only Keyblades that have keychains are Sora's, Riku's and King Mickeys.

I think this is a big clue. I think the 3 Armored Knights collect Keychains from Keyblades.

A Keyblade is said to hold phenomenal power.
A keychain draws out the keyblades true power.

But what happens if the keychain is removed from the keyblade?

What do you guys think?

[Foshizzle]

Lol what would happen if they took all the key chains and put all on one! IT BE ONE POWERFUL KEYCHAIN AY?!!!!

[Oath~blivioN]

When Riku was possessed by Ansem, he could get a keyblade, maybe every keyblade needs a symbol or something to manifest, and Ansem could be that symbol, thats why Riku didn't need a keychain. By the way i don't think there is such things as Skeleton Keys, take the first ever keyblade in Kingdom Hearts, it had a keychain too! As for the keyblades belonging to the AUs, i don't know, maybe the keyblade has a symbol already?

[Munashii]

Maybe the 3 keyblades that do have keychains already have their symbols to manifest themselves, but the keychains are added on to make them even stronger. That's why the knights in the video wen straight to those 3 keyblades instead of picking one of the hundreds of others.

just a thought

[Oath~blivioN]

If you look at the video for awhile, you will notice that the 3 keyblades are The Way to Dawn, Kingdom Key and King Mickey's keyblade. You don't have to be a genius to see the connection here. By the way Riku's Dark Keyblade looks fake you know, judging by how fake it looks XD.

[Vulcrypt]

If that were so, why are they fighting with the chained ones if they are weaker?

[the7seventh]

Originally Posted by Oath~blivioN

When Riku was possessed by Ansem, he could get a keyblade, maybe every keyblade needs a symbol or something to manifest, and Ansem could be that symbol, thats why Riku didn't need a keychain. By the way i don't think there is such things as Skeleton Keys, take the first ever keyblade in Kingdom Hearts, it had a keychain too! As for the keyblades belonging to the AUs, i don't know, maybe the keyblade has a symbol already?

I'll just post this again so you guys can understand cleary. The dark keyblade in the first KH didn't have a keychain because it was made from the 7 princesses hearts. I think the same could be said about the AU's keyblades. I mean, the AU keybaldes weren't probably made from the 7 princesses hearts ( like the dark keyblade ), but regardless they are made from hearts. This blades are very unique, the ones that are made from hearts. By the way, Xehanort used this keyblade in KH1 not Riku