JohnnyVirus

oh yeah

i mean, we saw her technique back in 2, very much focusing on the high impact smashing (and you have to remember she’s gotta be about as skilled as the other kids were back at the beginning of 1, even if we don’t see her fight in that game it’d be weird if she was the only one who didn’t)

there’s also old concept art where she just grabs a tree branch and beats a Heartless over the head with it

Destiny’s Embrace, her Keyblade, has the description in BBS: “A Keyblade that makes it easier to land critical hits” - so, again, focus on the direct attacking, not magic (as many seem to be expecting from her? i dunno)

this:

and finally the cover art

Now I’m not one for gore, and I know these games ARE in part, Disney games, so they’d never allow blood or bruises. 

But bless you added them. 

I kinda wish Kingdom Hearts did the same thing Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm did (and possibly tons of other games do), by adding damages the more you get hit. Scratches, torn clothing, ect. 

THE BEST CHARACTER.

IN.

THE.

GAME.

…….

……………….

the bestboi *screams off into the night*

Speaking as a major dental hygiene enthusiast…

Great-looking teeth come from two things: luck and money (which is also a function of luck).

Dental procedures tend to be very, very expensive, and are almost never covered by insurance.

Healthy teeth aren’t necessarily big, straight or bright white. Depending on what someone’s natural teeth are like, achieving that look may require a significant downgrade in their dental health; unnecessary crowns and veneers cause damage.

Do not underestimate genetics’ role in determining teeth’s appearance, or how prone teeth are to problems. Genes and early development, i.e. things people get zero control over, can outweigh all else.

A wide range of chronic conditions impact oral health and teeth’s appearance, too, and may contraindicate various types of work or raise procedures’ cost even more.

Finally, for many people and many reasons, celebrity-looking teeth just aren’t a priority (even when they’re attainable; some people might want, y’know, a new car instead).