Kingdom Key?

[havokwonder12]

Hi so i am sure everyone already knows and im gona get alot of crap from people but... the kingdom key. what kingdom is it from? i mean yeah i could be just a name but all the other keyblades that come from different wolrds seem to have a name partaning to their world. maybe im just a total n00b try be nice but i was wondering why its called kingdom key and why sora has that certain one.

[Tenyasyugan]

I think Kingdom means that it's of the universal kingdom. Also, it could be related to Kingdom hearts, but on a different note, It's the confirmed Key of the light realm.

[Xnairb]

Hmmm...never really thought if that. Maybe all keyblades in their most basic form are called something to do with kingdom hearts, since Mickey's keyblade is called Kingdom Key D...Maybe the Key of Kingdom Hearts...?

[Marx15]

I use to think that it had to deal with Disney Castle...but now im sayin that it has to deal with Kingdom Hearts, since Mickey's is called Kingdom Key D...and he found it in the dark realm/Kingdom Hearts.

and ya...the Kingdom Key is the official keyblade of the light...Kingdom Key D is the one of darkness...and Way to the Dawn is the inbetween one(the dawn keyblade).

[final_heaven_0]

^^ My thoughts exactly.

I'm sure the name "Kingdom Key" refers to "The key to Kingdom Hearts".

One for the Realm of Light and one for Dark, both are needed to close it.

And for those who didn't catch the end of KH1 (when you more than likely had another keychain equipped) Sora only held the Kingdom Key for the final cutscene.

[Xnairb]

Originally Posted by Marx15

the Kingdom Key is the official keyblade of the light...Kingdom Key D is the one of darkness...and Way to the Dawn is the inbetween one(the dawn keyblade).

The Way to the Dawn is a light keyblade. There is no dawn, twilight, or in-between keyblade. Only light and dark. Riku was originally supposed to get a keyblade of light, but then he turned to darkness, so it found someone else.

[havokwonder12]

AHH this all makes sense! thanks guys! i always wonderd. this is off subject but who else got a little sick off all the seasalt ice cream in 358/2 days haha

[Xnairb]

Originally Posted by havokwonder12

AHH this all makes sense! thanks guys! i always wonderd. this is off subject but who else got a little sick off all the seasalt ice cream in 358/2 days haha

That actually made me want to eat it. I WANT SEA-SALT ICE-CREAM!!!

[Smile]

Originally Posted by Xnairb

The Way to the Dawn is a light keyblade. .

Actually, the Keyblades themselves have no true affinity. Hence why they can be wielded by anyone so long as their Hearts are strong enough. What does have affinity is the Keychains slapped on the Keyblades.
Going by that, the WtD is obviously a Darkness Keyblade.

[Sorablade1996]

Originally Posted by Xnairb

That actually made me want to eat it. I WANT SEA-SALT ICE-CREAM!!!

LoL it looks good but it's salty X•D

[Marx15]

Originally Posted by havokwonder12

AHH this all makes sense! thanks guys! i always wonderd. this is off subject but who else got a little sick off all the seasalt ice cream in 358/2 days haha

im with Xnairb...i actually want to have some sea-salt ice cream

Originally Posted by Xnairb

The Way to the Dawn is a light keyblade. There is no dawn, twilight, or in-between keyblade. Only light and dark. Riku was originally supposed to get a keyblade of light, but then he turned to darkness, so it found someone else.

k....i didnt really understand since he can control both light and dark...and the way to the dawn is his keyblade

when did people start sayin riku was the real keyblade bearer

[Smile]

Originally Posted by Marx15

k....i didnt really understand since he can control both light and dark...and the way to the dawn is his keyblade

Keyblades don't have affinity. Keychains do.

when did people start sayin riku was the real keyblade bearer

KH1 when it was written bluntly in Jiminy's Journal. Nomura then confirmed the KK was originally Riku's in an interview he gave about KH1 back in the day, saying that in his scenario, Sora took the KK from Riku in DI. Remember right before Riku disappeared? The Darkness ate both of them up. Then there was a flash of light, and then Riku was gone and Sora was left with the Keyblade.
That flash of Light, going by Nomura, was the Light in Riku's Heart. Sora literally reached in and pulled the Keyblade out of Riku. He didn't become the KK's true Wielder until Hollow Bastion though, when the KK chose him over Riku.

[Sorablade1996]

Go to YouTube.com search "HOW TO MAKE SEA SALT ICE CREAM" watch , make ,EAT..,, YUMMM

[Marx15]

Originally Posted by Smile

Keyblades don't have affinity. Keychains do.



KH1 when it was written bluntly in Jiminy's Journal. Nomura then confirmed the KK was originally Riku's in an interview he gave about KH1 back in the day, saying that in his scenario, Sora took the KK from Riku in DI. Remember right before Riku disappeared? The Darkness ate both of them up. Then there was a flash of light, and then Riku was gone and Sora was left with the Keyblade.
That flash of Light, going by Nomura, was the Light in Riku's Heart. Sora literally reached in and pulled the Keyblade out of Riku. He didn't become the KK's true Wielder until Hollow Bastion though, when the KK chose him over Riku.

I know the keychains are the main part of the keyblades...the keychains reflect the wielders heart...and shows their power from within

and ok...thank u Smile for tellin me that...i havent read that anywhere yet.....

[Smile]

Originally Posted by Marx15

I know the keychains are the main part of the keyblades..

They're not, actually. They give shape to the Keyblade's ridiculous strength, but a Keychain is as good as Sora's necklace or Kairi's good luck charm without a Keyblade to slap it on.

and ok...thank u Smile for tellin me that...i havent read that anywhere yet.....

It's also hinted towards in the FM+.

Spoilers

The Lingering Sentiment - namely, a representative of Terra - tells Sora he wasn't the one he chose for the Keyblade. Nomura confirmed that in FM+ there's a scene confirming Riku was a chosen wielder. Add it all up and there you have it.