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== [[Kingdom Hearts]] == | == [[Kingdom Hearts]] == | ||
As revealed in Kingdom Hearts, Riku's story begins a number of years before the fateful night on [[Destiny Islands]]. | As revealed in Kingdom Hearts, Riku's story begins a number of years before the fateful night on [[Destiny Islands]]. On another, earlier, fateful night, there is a meteor shower and [[Kairi|a mysterious girl]], who would later become best friends with Riku and [[Sora]] appears on the islands. The next day, Riku and Sora go to the secret place. Sora finds it fascinating, but soon decides to take his leave. However, Riku catches sight of an enigmatic door. From this day on Riku became obsessed with finding out what lies beyond his tiny world. When he met Kairi, his fate was sealed. | ||
When the first game begins, Riku appears as a cool and collected 15-year old, a year above his best friends Sora and [[Kairi]], living on the [[Destiny Islands]]. The three spend their days constructing a raft and gathering supplies, so that one day they can set out and find other world. Also, Sora and Riku share a rivalry, competing over who is stronger in battle as well as over Kairi's affections, among other things. All three of them, as well as the other children that live in the archipelago, spend most of their time on the smallest island, acting as their own personal playground. | When the first game begins, Riku appears as a cool and collected 15-year old, a year above his best friends Sora and [[Kairi]], living on the [[Destiny Islands]]. The three spend their days constructing a raft and gathering supplies, so that one day they can set out and find other world. Also, Sora and Riku share a rivalry, competing over who is stronger in battle as well as over Kairi's affections, among other things. All three of them, as well as the other children that live in the archipelago, spend most of their time on the smallest island, acting as their own personal playground. | ||