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 |contentskeyblademasterdesc=In this issue, TheFifteenthMember discusses what ''really'' makes a hero, and Aixon examines two important characters from ''Kingdom Hearts Re:coded''.
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 Mere words cannot express our gratitude and thanks for his contributions. Thank you.
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 |ansemreports3=Each year, "Classic FM", a United Kingdom radio station that broadcasts classical music, composes a list of the top 300 classical works, as voted by listeners. Excitingly, for the year 2015, the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series' composition made it onto this list at number [http://halloffame.classicfm.com/2015/chart/position/30/ thirty]!
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 With those points in mind, what do you think of superhero Riku? Does the superhero light shine brightly on him? Give your feedback in the comments section!
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 Today I would like to focus on the events of the most recent ''[[Kingdom Hearts (series)|<font color=#472A72>Kingdom Hearts</font>]]'' cinematic movie, ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:coded|<font color=#472A72>Kingdom Hearts Re:coded</font>]]'', as shown in ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX|<font color=#472A72>Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX</font>]]''. More specifically, I want to look into the role that [[Data-Roxas|<font color=#472A72>Data-Roxas</font>]] and [[Data-Naminé|<font color=#472A72>Data-Naminé</font>]] had to play in the events towards the end of the movie. I will be attempting to illustrate the way in which the events in the data version of [[Castle Oblivion|<font color=#472A72>Castle Oblivion</font>]] relate to ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance|<font color=#472A72>Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance</font>]]'', and the upcoming title, ''[[Kingdom Hearts III|<font color=#472A72>Kingdom Hearts III</font>]]''.
-Now, I am aware that to many, many ''Kingdom Hearts'' fans across the world, ''Re:coded'' has always been a dark spot on the horizon. The reasons for this dislike are manyfold, but criticism is primarily related to the fact that ''Re:coded'' added very little to the storyline of the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series, and was thus described as "pointless". [[File:Data-Naminé Discusses Memories 2.5 KHREC.png|275px|left]]This, however, was changed significantly with the most recent cinematic. Though a tad long-winded at times, the latter part of the movie certainly makes up for any bad feelings that the first segments of the film muster up. To any of you reading this without having seen the movie, I would highly recommend sitting down with some popcorn and watching it before we continue.
+Now, I am aware that to many, many ''Kingdom Hearts'' fans across the world, ''Re:coded'' has always been a dark spot on the horizon. The reasons for this dislike are manyfold, but criticism is primarily related to the fact that ''Re:coded'' added very little to the storyline of the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series, and was thus described as "pointless". [[File:Magazine Issue 5 KeybladeMaster1.png|275px|left]]This, however, was changed significantly with the most recent cinematic. Though a tad long-winded at times, the latter part of the movie certainly makes up for any bad feelings that the first segments of the film muster up. To any of you reading this without having seen the movie, I would highly recommend sitting down with some popcorn and watching it before we continue.
 Now, after the [[Datascape|<font color=#472A72>Datascape</font>]] has been cleared of bugs and glitches and it has been reset, [[Data-Riku|<font color=#472A72>Data-Riku</font>]], along with [[King Mickey|<font color=#472A72>Mickey</font>]] and company, notice the emergence of a new world which had previously been hidden to them. This new world is a data version of Castle Oblivion, which the team decide to enter, believing it to be the key to understanding the mysterious, cryptic message left in [[Jiminy's Journal|<font color=#472A72>Jiminy's Journal</font>]]: '''"Their hurting will be mended when you return to end it."'''. With guidance from Mickey, [[Data-Sora|<font color=#472A72>Data-Sora</font>]] is once again called upon to fulfill this task, and it is this that leads to the crux of my discussion.
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 Data-Roxas appears before Data-Sora in the Castle Oblivion Datascape world, and begins to guide a confused Data-Sora through the floors. His role? To show Data-Sora the meaning of hurt and help him understand it. In doing this, Data-Roxas will know whether the real Sora is ready to take on board the painful memories which Roxas had accumulated within himself during his short life. But this is no easy process. Data-Roxas has to be <u>absolutely</u> certain that Sora is capable of retaining the memories that the real Roxas holds within him, without giving darkness a foothold in the [[Keyblade|<font color=#472A72>Keyblade</font>]] wielder’s pure heart. The floors through which Data-Roxas guides Data-Sora hold illusions of characters which the real Sora knows well from his many journeys throughout the Kingdom Hearts universe. These characters are Sora’s friends, whom he should remember in an instant!
-[[File:Data-Roxas Confronts Sora 2.5 KHREC.png|275px|right]]Though it is because of the nature of Castle Oblivion that this is not the case. Upon being questioned by Data-Roxas, Data-Sora finds himself unable to recall a single name from those that he had been talking to just moments before. Here, Data-Roxas acts as the antagonist, as he tries to impress on Data-Sora that the knowledge that his having forgotten the names of his friends will bring him hurt, which will in turn introduce darkness into his heart.
+[[File:Magazine Issue 5 KeybladeMaster2.png|275px|right]]Though it is because of the nature of Castle Oblivion that this is not the case. Upon being questioned by Data-Roxas, Data-Sora finds himself unable to recall a single name from those that he had been talking to just moments before. Here, Data-Roxas acts as the antagonist, as he tries to impress on Data-Sora that the knowledge that his having forgotten the names of his friends will bring him hurt, which will in turn introduce darkness into his heart.
 <br><b>{{Q|The sadness of knowing you forgot someone who matters to you.|Data-Roxas to Data-Sora}}</b><br>
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 Data-Sora’s willing acceptance of Sora is deemed proof that the real Sora will be able to take on-board Roxas’s memories and the memory transfer, enacted in ''Dream Drop Distance'' can go ahead without issue.  But this was not the end of things. More scenes follow, in which Data-Sora and Mickey meet with [[Data-Naminé|<font color=#A394CB>Data-Naminé</font>]]. When reconstructing Sora’s memories between ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories|<font color=#A394CB>Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of Memories</font>]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts II|<font color=#A394CB>Kingdom Hearts II</font>]]'', [[Naminé|<font color=#A394CB>Naminé</font>]] stumbled upon some memories hidden deep within Sora’s heart which she discovered did not belong to Sora.
-[[File:Mickey_Writing_Letter_2.5_KHREC.png|275px|right]]These special memories turn out to be the hidden keys to saving many people who had been thought lost, including Xion, Roxas, [[Terra|<font color=#A394CB>Terra</font>]], [[Aqua|<font color=#A394CB>Aqua</font>]], [[Ventus|<font color=#A394CB>Ventus</font>]], and even Naminé herself. As Mickey was present during this discussion, he was also made privy to the memories, so that he would be able to pass them on to the real Sora once outside the Datascape. When the time has come, Sora will need to call those memories to the surface, rescuing those lost souls.
+[[File:Magazine Issue 5 KeybladeMaster3.png|275px|right]]These special memories turn out to be the hidden keys to saving many people who had been thought lost, including Xion, Roxas, [[Terra|<font color=#A394CB>Terra</font>]], [[Aqua|<font color=#A394CB>Aqua</font>]], [[Ventus|<font color=#A394CB>Ventus</font>]], and even Naminé herself. As Mickey was present during this discussion, he was also made privy to the memories, so that he would be able to pass them on to the real Sora once outside the Datascape. When the time has come, Sora will need to call those memories to the surface, rescuing those lost souls.
 This sequence of scenes brings to light much more than it appears to.  Combined with [[Ansem the Wise|<font color=#A394CB>Ansem the Wise’s</font>]] speech at the end of ''Kingdom Hearts 3D'', we can most certainly assume that these events were hugely significant in the lead up to ''Kingdom Hearts III'', and perhaps even other future titles. We can potentially look forward to seeing some of the characters which many readers may associate themselves with back in the series in the future!
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 |divetotheheartwikitutorialauthor=TheFifteenthMember
 |divetotheheartwikitutorial=For this issue's lesson, I want you to beware some common formatting mistakes that you might easily make during your editing adventures! Keep in mind the following five rules:
-#'''An article's name is only written in bold the first time it is mentioned in an article.''' Subsequent mentions are written normally, without bold. If an article's subject has multiple names, each alias is written in bold once.[[File:Wiki Tutorial Common Mistakes 1.gif|x200px|center]]
+#'''An article's name is only written in bold the first time it is mentioned in an article.''' Subsequent mentions are written normally, without bold. If an article's subject has multiple names, each alias is written in bold once.[[File:Magazine Issue 5 WikiTutorial1.gif|x200px|center]]
 #'''Property names are always written in italics.'''  This includes the names of franchises, games, or films, including all ''Kingdom Hearts'' games and any properties mentioned in Origin, Design, or Etymology sections.
 #'''Sections are arranged in a specific order.''' An article's structure is very important. Different articles have different sections, so consult the Manual of Style (found in the sidebar, under '''Help''') for the general patterns.
-#'''An article must not have any double links.''' Although this rules does have its exceptions (such as on very long articles, where excessive scrolling is unwanted), pages should not be linked twice within the same article. One link per article is enough![[File:Wiki Tutorial Common Mistakes 2.gif|x200px|center]]
+#'''An article must not have any double links.''' Although this rules does have its exceptions (such as on very long articles, where excessive scrolling is unwanted), pages should not be linked twice within the same article. One link per article is enough![[File:Magazine Issue 5 WikiTutorial2.gif|x200px|center]]
 #'''Numbers between one to ten should be written in full. Larger numbers can be written in figures.''' A common literary practice, this is a good rule of thumb to keep in mind. Like the double link, this rule does have its exceptions, which you should be wary of.
 Now with this knowledge, you can avoid these simple errors!
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 Quite naturally, the places for leveling Master Form are the places where enemies have Drive Orbs up the wazoo.
-[[File:Master Form leveling 1.png|250px|right]]<big><font color=#75E2F6>'''Agrabah: Valley of Stone'''</font></big>
+[[File:Magazine Issue 5 GameTutorial1.png|250px|right]]<big><font color=#75E2F6>'''Agrabah: Valley of Stone'''</font></big>
 The Valley of Stone is an area filled with monoliths; on the floor and in the air, all with glowing edges. It’s pretty, it’s elegant, and it’s littered with treasure chests. Most importantly, it’s crawling with Heartless that release Drive Orbs! This place has loads of [[Emerald Blues]], [[Crimson Jazz]]es and [[Fortuneteller]]s, all of which drop Drive Orbs. Just be sure to heal regularly, because those Crimson Jazzes and Emerald Blues can be an absolute pain in the you-know-where.
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 Just be sure you’re having a relatively lucky run where all you encounter are Heartless. The reason I say this is because, if this is your second visit to the [[Beast's Castle]] or later, you are likely to run into [[Dragoon]] Nobodies as a result of [[Xaldin]]’s interference.
-[[File:Master Form leveling 3.png|left|250px]]Various Heartless in this world release Drive Orbs upon defeat –  Crimson Jazzes, [[Morning Star]]s, [[Gargoyle Knight]]s and Statues, and even [[Lance Soldier]]s. These Heartless appear almost everywhere in the Beast’s Castle – in the main hall, in the East Wing, in the West Hall, in the West Wing... pretty much every conceivable area of Beast’s Castle has enemies dropping Drive Orbs.
+[[File:Magazine Issue 5 GameTutorial3.png|left|250px]]Various Heartless in this world release Drive Orbs upon defeat –  Crimson Jazzes, [[Morning Star]]s, [[Gargoyle Knight]]s and Statues, and even [[Lance Soldier]]s. These Heartless appear almost everywhere in the Beast’s Castle – in the main hall, in the East Wing, in the West Hall, in the West Wing... pretty much every conceivable area of Beast’s Castle has enemies dropping Drive Orbs.
 The best place to train in all of Beast’s Castle is the Undercroft – you know, the place leading to the Dungeon where the [[Beast]]'s friends were all locked up. There are many Gargoyle Knights and [[Gargoyle Warrior]]s there, and all of them drop (you guessed it) Drive Orbs. Just be careful not to take too much damage, because you’re going to be pretty much ambushed once you get in there. You'll be surrounded pretty easily.
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 <big><font color=#75E2F6>'''The Land of Dragons: LITERALLY ALMOST EVERYWHERE'''</font></big>
-[[File:Master Form leveling 4.png|right]]The Drive Orb bonus here may be seen as not great compared to the previous two examples, but if you’re the kind that believes that every little bit helps, then you’d best be sure not to overlook the [[Land of Dragons]].
+[[File:Magazine Issue 5 GameTutorial4.png|right]]The Drive Orb bonus here may be seen as not great compared to the previous two examples, but if you’re the kind that believes that every little bit helps, then you’d best be sure not to overlook the [[Land of Dragons]].
 You’re entering a warzone, so there will be ammunition and fireworks scattered everywhere. Destroying these will net you prizes. Some of these things, when destroyed, leave Drive Orbs! Be sure to never miss the ammo carts!
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 |markofmasteryexamtopfiveauthor=Troisnyxetienne
 |markofmasteryexamtopfivetopic=Pieces of Music from the ''Kingdom Hearts'' Series
-|markofmasteryexamtopfive=Hey everyone, Troisnyx here... '''again'''. Over the next few issues of the Twilight Times, I hope you will join me as I countdown my top five musical picks from the Kingdom Hearts games. Seriously, everyone is going to have had enough of me soon, what with the amount of content I seem to be churning out.[[File:Yoko Shimomura.png|right|115px]]
+|markofmasteryexamtopfive=Hey everyone, Troisnyx here... '''again'''. Over the next few issues of the Twilight Times, I hope you will join me as I countdown my top five musical picks from the Kingdom Hearts games. Seriously, everyone is going to have had enough of me soon, what with the amount of content I seem to be churning out.[[File:Magazine Issue 5 AnsemReportsShimomura.png|right|115px]]
 In all seriousness though, being a musician myself (read: singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist), I find a lot of joy in the various music pieces of this series. What’s more, the music of the Kingdom Hearts games was what really drove me to write background music pieces of my own.
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 <font color=DeepSkyBlue>'''TNE:'''</font> Cheers. ^_^ Mind you though, I created them because I wanted to find quotes and pictures that matched etc. I wanted to experiment with colours and such. Now it's coming to the point that I start to get sick of seeing userboxes everywhere, which means I may need to take a break from them soonish. I quite enjoy doing them, but I admit getting sick of them.
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 <font color=red>'''Byz:</font> Fair enough. That was alot of hard work.'''
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 *<font color=magenta>'''Dark Board''': normal difficulty</font></big><br>Good luck!
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