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{{Q|He has no control over the darkness in his heart. The Keyblade is not his to bear.  He's an abomination beyond hope of salvation.|[[Master Xehanort]] to [[Terra]] about Vanitas}}
{{Q|He has no control over the darkness in his heart. The Keyblade is not his to bear.  He's an abomination beyond hope of salvation.|[[Master Xehanort]] to [[Terra]] about Vanitas}}
'''Vanitas''', also known as {{nihongo|'''The Masked Boy'''|仮面の少年|Kamen no Shōnen}}, is a Keyblade wielder and one of the primary antagonists in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]''. He is the apprentice of [[Master Xehanort]]. Created by Master Xehanort, Vanitas is the embodiment of the extracted darkness from [[Ventus]]'s heart and the progenitor of the [[Unversed]], although he is not the only one capable of creating them.
'''Vanitas''', also known as {{nihongo|'''The Masked Boy'''|仮面の少年|Kamen no Shōnen}}, is a Keyblade wielder and one of the primary antagonists in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]''. He is the apprentice of [[Master Xehanort]]. Created by Master Xehanort, Vanitas is the embodiment of the extracted darkness from [[Ventus]]'s heart and the progenitor of the [[Unversed]].


Vanitas's name is derived from the Latin word for "Vanity" or "Emptiness", and was chosen for its meaning, that it sounded similar to "Ventus", and that it was a written pun on "Sora" in Japanese.<ref>'''Tetsuya Nomura''': I wanted to give him a name that meant "empty", and so I looked for something that would be appropriate. When I was searching I found a word that meant "emptiness" in Latin, "Vanitas". It looked a lot like Ventus's name, and in Japanese it has the kanji for "sora" in it, so I thought it was perfect. Of course in Vanitas's case it doesn’t mean "sora [sky]" but "kara [empty]" [These two words are written with the same kanji, but are said differently and have different meanings.]</ref>
Vanitas's name is derived from the Latin word for "Vanity" or "Emptiness", and was chosen for its meaning, that it sounded similar to "Ventus", and that it was a written pun on "Sora" in Japanese.<ref>'''Tetsuya Nomura''': I wanted to give him a name that meant "empty", and so I looked for something that would be appropriate. When I was searching I found a word that meant "emptiness" in Latin, "Vanitas". It looked a lot like Ventus's name, and in Japanese it has the kanji for "sora" in it, so I thought it was perfect. Of course in Vanitas's case it doesn’t mean "sora [sky]" but "kara [empty]" [These two words are written with the same kanji, but are said differently and have different meanings.]</ref>
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