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==Story==
==Story==
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Joshua meets Riku in the Third District of Twilight Town. He sits atop the arch over the fountain and tells Riku about the goings-on in town. When Riku rejects his offer for assistance, Joshua tells him that he knows Sora and that he is in the same world with them. With a little more persuasion, Riku finally agrees to let Joshua be his guide around Traverse Town.
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As Riku enters in the Third District of Twilight Town, he meets Joshua, who sits on top of the arch over the waterfall and informs him about is happening around Traverse Town. Joshua offers to help Riku as guide in Traverse Town, but Riku rejects any assistance from him until Joshua tells him that he knows Sora and that he is in the same world with them, prompting Riku to question him about his whereabouts. After a little more persuading, Riku finally agrees to let Joshua be his guide.
When Joshua and Riku reach the Second District, they are confronted by Beat, who challenges Joshua in the belief that he can return to his own world with Rhyme if he beats him. Joshua stands aside, watching with amusement as Riku fights and defeats Beat's Dream Eaters, and chuckles after Beat concedes the fight in frustration. Neither of them notice Riku passing out, and neither are there when he comes to.


When Joshua and Riku reach the Second District, they encounters Beat, who thought Riku as a Player of the Game at first glance. Joshua tries to tell Beat that Riku is not part of the Game at all, but Beat persists on beating Riku so that he could get back to his own world with Rhyme, even going as far to send a Dream Eater at Riku. At the start of the fight, Joshua stands aside and watches the battle with amusement. He chuckles after Beat throws a short tantrum and apologizes to Riku, though he was unaware of Riku passing out. However, when Riku regained consciousness, Joshua had disappeared along with Beat.
After Sora defeats the [[Hakozaru]] in the Fifth District, Joshua appears before him and explains that he and Riku are in two seperate versions of Traverse Town, as Sora sees an illusion of Riku and the [[Xehanort|unknown figure in the black coat]]. Riku sees a similar image of Joshua, Sora, and Rhyme after he defeats his side's version of the Hakozaru.


Joshua appears before him Sora after he defeats the [[Hakozaru]] in the Fifth District and sees an illusion of Riku and not being able to contact him. and explains that he and Riku are in two seperate versions of Traverse Town.  
Later, Joshua speaks to Sora and Riku simultaneously, between the two sides of Traverse Town. He explains the nature of the dreaming Traverse Town, telling them that the world seems entirely the same but also altogether different. He also tells them about how they are able to see each other is because of the strong bonds between, using Neku and Shiki and Beat and Rhyme as examples. When Sora and Riku ask in unison if he has any friends with strong ties to him too, he just chuckles and says, "Maybe." At that word, ethereal angel wings sprout onto his back, surprising the pair, and he flies up into the night sky and disappears.


Joshua is able to explain to Sora and Riku about the conditions of Traverse Town despite being them being in seperate worlds, telling them that the world seems entirely the same but also entirely different altogether. He also tells them about how they are able to see each other is because of their strong bonds and care for each other, using Neku and Shiki and Beat and Rhyme as examples. When Sora and Riku ask in unison if he has any friends with strong ties to him too, he just chuckles and says, "Maybe." At that word, ethereal angel wings sprout onto his back, surprising the pair and he flies up into the night sky and disappears into the night.
On Sora and Riku's return trips to Traverse Town, Joshua coordinates between them in order to defeat the [[Spellican]].<!--EXPAND-->
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==Appearance==
==Appearance==

Revision as of 21:43, 1 June 2012

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"As for how the world got split in two, I have a feeling you'll have to ask this guy."
—Joshua to Sora about Young Xehanort.

Joshua is a character who appears in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. He appears in Traverse Town.[1]

Development

Joshua, along with Neku, Shiki, Beat, and Rhyme are the first characters to appear in the Kingdom Hearts series who originated from something other than Disney, Final Fantasy, or Kingdom Hearts fiction, although they are from another game that is property of Square Enix, as well as being designed by Tetsuya Nomura.

Story

Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance

Joshua meets Riku in the Third District of Twilight Town. He sits atop the arch over the fountain and tells Riku about the goings-on in town. When Riku rejects his offer for assistance, Joshua tells him that he knows Sora and that he is in the same world with them. With a little more persuasion, Riku finally agrees to let Joshua be his guide around Traverse Town.

When Joshua and Riku reach the Second District, they are confronted by Beat, who challenges Joshua in the belief that he can return to his own world with Rhyme if he beats him. Joshua stands aside, watching with amusement as Riku fights and defeats Beat's Dream Eaters, and chuckles after Beat concedes the fight in frustration. Neither of them notice Riku passing out, and neither are there when he comes to.

After Sora defeats the Hakozaru in the Fifth District, Joshua appears before him and explains that he and Riku are in two seperate versions of Traverse Town, as Sora sees an illusion of Riku and the unknown figure in the black coat. Riku sees a similar image of Joshua, Sora, and Rhyme after he defeats his side's version of the Hakozaru.

Later, Joshua speaks to Sora and Riku simultaneously, between the two sides of Traverse Town. He explains the nature of the dreaming Traverse Town, telling them that the world seems entirely the same but also altogether different. He also tells them about how they are able to see each other is because of the strong bonds between, using Neku and Shiki and Beat and Rhyme as examples. When Sora and Riku ask in unison if he has any friends with strong ties to him too, he just chuckles and says, "Maybe." At that word, ethereal angel wings sprout onto his back, surprising the pair, and he flies up into the night sky and disappears.

On Sora and Riku's return trips to Traverse Town, Joshua coordinates between them in order to defeat the Spellican. Template:Section-stub

Appearance

Joshua is a lanky, fair-skinned teenager with scraggly ash blond hair and lavender-colored eyes. He wears a white button-down shirt, with a fairly exposed neck and collar. Joshua wears dark grey pants and plain white shoes with black laces. Joshua can also manifest shining blue, ethereal wings on his back.

Origin

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Yoshiya "Joshua" Kiryu is a character from Square Enix's The World Ends with You. A sly and precocious boy with an incredibly deep view of the world around him, he is shrouded in mystery. Joshua partners with Neku in the beginning of Neku's second week of the Reaper's Game. Joshua is an illegal player, meaning he didn't die to enter the game, but joins it anyway since he claims he can see the dead and has watched the Game many times. During the week, Joshua looks for the "Shibuya River" with Neku, using a tracker Mr. Hanekoma installed in his and Neku's cellphones.

Notes and references

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