Editing Talk:Memory

Is Memory ever used as a proper noun other than for the Memory materials? If not, "Memories" would probably be better for this article, since it is the noun rather than singular or adjective form, and is contextually revelant through "Chain of Memories". Then, "Memory" would be the material page, with a youmay to the mythology page.[[User:KrytenKoro|<small>Glorious</small>]] [[User_talk:KrytenKoro|<small>CHAOS!</small>]] 19:55, 24 July 2009 (UTC)


==Nobodies==

If memory forms a strong part of the heart's existence, how can Nobodies have memory? They don't have hearts. [[User:Xagzan|Xagzan]]

Because when someone loses their heart and becomes a Nobody, the memories in their heart are transferred over to the Nobody after the heart disappears. That is why they can remember their time as a human. This also explains why Roxas has no memories of his time as Sora because Sora got his heart back pretty soon after he lost it. The memories didn't have time to transfer over. - [[User:HeartOfOblivion|HeartOfOblivion]] 04:42, November 18, 2009 (UTC)

== didn't see this in the article... maybe i skipped it by mistake ==

{{LyingMemories|time=[[User:Lying Memories|Lying Memories]] 03:19, July 24, 2010 (UTC)|text= well, it seems that Birth By Sleep elaborates more on the Keyblade's connection to memory, where if a person forgets that they can wield a keyblade, they are no longer able to wield until the day that they truly remember everything. Roxas went through the same thing. The keyblade that he was using was only a data one until he was able to remember his past and the organization. Then he could conjure the real ones. So, when Terranort lost his memory, he lost all ability of being able to wield the Keyblade. As far as I know, this wasn't mentioned in the article, but I may have skipped over it by mistake.}}
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	{{LyingMemories\|time=[[User:Lying Memories\|Lying Memories]] 03:19, July 24, 2010 (UTC)\|text= well, it seems that Birth By Sleep elaborates more on the Keyblade's connection to memory, where if a person forgets that they can wield a keyblade, they are no longer able to wield until the day that they truly remember everything. Roxas went through the same thing. The keyblade that he was using was only a data one until he was able to remember his past and the organization. Then he could conjure the real ones. So, when Terranort lost his memory, he lost all ability of being able to wield the Keyblade. As far as I know, this wasn't mentioned in the article, but I may have skipped over it by mistake.}}		{{LyingMemories\|time=[[User:Lying Memories\|Lying Memories]] 03:19, July 24, 2010 (UTC)\|text= well, it seems that Birth By Sleep elaborates more on the Keyblade's connection to memory, where if a person forgets that they can wield a keyblade, they are no longer able to wield until the day that they truly remember everything. Roxas went through the same thing. The keyblade that he was using was only a data one until he was able to remember his past and the organization. Then he could conjure the real ones. So, when Terranort lost his memory, he lost all ability of being able to wield the Keyblade. As far as I know, this wasn't mentioned in the article, but I may have skipped over it by mistake.}}
	~~{{LyingMemories\|time=[[User:Lying Memories\|Lying Memories]] 03:21, July 24, 2010 (UTC)\|text= well it seems as if it's very briefly mentioned in the BBS story section, so I guess never mind haha}}~~