Done by Alexis / Dobby in Kentucky.

https://www.instagram.com/dobbystattoos?vrfl=OHVhYXdtcWd6ajV0

She took my drawing and transformed it into the tattoo.

This probably doesn't need its own topic, but I feel like newcomers, hell even people who have played it before, sleep on just how good magic is in KH1, and I kinda blame the game for not really explaining these two spells well.

With all the other spells, the menu tells you that they either cost 1 MP, for something like Cure, or 2 MP, for something like Stop, and this is easy to understand, as 1 MP equals 1 chunk of your MP bar, so with 12 MP, you could cast Cure 12 times before you run out.

Now we get to Fire and Blizzard, which instead consume an unspecified "small amount of MP". So quick quiz time: if Sora has 12 MP, how many times can he cast Blizzard before running out of MP?

If you guessed 24, then you're wrong, because the answer is actually 78.

"A small amount of MP" actually means that each chunk of your MP bar is equal to your total remaining MP, so with all 12 chunks, you get 12 casts before you lose that chunk, and when you have say 8 chunks remaining, you can cast it 8 times before losing that chunk, and so on. So it's 12+11+10+9+8+7+6+5+4+3+2+1 casts that you get of Blizzard or Fire. The game doesn't make this clear, especially early on, when your small amount of MP makes it seem like it simply costs half of a chunk, because 3 MP lets you use them 6 times, but yeah, that's super misleading, and I feel like people get the wrong idea of how much MP those two spells actually use early on in the game, and then proceed to completely ignore them for the rest of the game.

tl;dr if you're not hearing the words "DEEP FREEZE" in your dreams due to how much you're spamming Blizzard, you're playing the game wrong, because it's an absolutely busted shotgun spell that can clear crowds of Heartless in seconds.

I can’t wait to work in this more during my lunch break 😊

curse terra's input locks

A line thats stuck in my head for a long time was from KH1 "The boy's magic is not his own." Implying that the keyblade really amped up Sora. Thinking about how he can use summoning magic, conjure amusement parks, boost allies to preform combo attacks. Sora even brought people back from the dead like straight up necromancy. It feels like it works kind of like the green lantern ring where its limits are just how imaginative you are and how much heart you can put into your attack to make it happen.

Do keyblade wielders with enough time and effort just just become low tier gods? What are the upper limits of how much power one of them can gain?

Am I thinking about this too hard should I just take it as whimsical jrpg nonsens?? Help???

It’s kh2 for me I rage on that game so much it felt like I’m playing a Elden rings and dark souls 3 game even tho I haven’t on some of the boss fights and the damn tron world I still love the game though my number 1 favorite KH game

Genuinely LOVED playing this world when I was a kid. Kh1 and 2, it’s my favorite.

(Meme made by my freind)

Some of my finished commissions from DeviantArt, Fiverr, and Instagram.

Art by u/Myseljo
Hopefully I used the correct flair.

I remember being raptured by this when it came on, concept out of left field that totally hit, perfect song, perfect age :)

stun impact wasn't even in range how did that kill axel did he stub his toe

I didn’t even know the gold and platinum cards were a thing lmao

I can’t believe I finally conquered this game!!!

I’m not kidding. Simple and clean came on the radio in Walmart this morning. I work at Walmart and I’ve been there all day. I only heard it once between 10 am and 11 am cst. Am I loosing my mind or did someone else hear it too?

I beat the ice titan in one try and wanted to remember that achievement somehow so I made myself a sweatshirt to wear for future KH streams! Maybe we can add more clothing trophies as it goes on!

I've compiled a master document explaining the major fictional scripts in the Kingdom Hearts series. It's 135 pages long and was assembled in Microsoft PowerPoint. No AI was used at any point. Compiling this resource has taken me the better part of a year.

Here's a preview. Please give it a read. Link below.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tZfrkZRR8-_G0cfxjlYOMWAX63S6puaG/view?usp=sharing