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The Final World consists of an expansive sea and sky that seems to reach out into infinity. Deeper into the realm lies a labyrinth that consists of a multitude of crystalline cubes and pillars, suspended in the sky of what appears to be a {{w|wraparound (video games)|Euclidean 3-torus}}, such that falling off the structure results in falling down to the structure. It is possible to rotate the structure by striking the glowing cubes. | The Final World consists of an expansive sea and sky that seems to reach out into infinity. Deeper into the realm lies a labyrinth that consists of a multitude of crystalline cubes and pillars, suspended in the sky of what appears to be a {{w|wraparound (video games)|Euclidean 3-torus}}, such that falling off the structure results in falling down to the structure. It is possible to rotate the structure by striking the glowing cubes. | ||
According to Chirithy, The Final World is the edge of reality just before a heart ceases to exist, and so is nested closely to the [[Station of Awakening]] and the realm of sleep. Those who dream and/or visit the Station have a chance to catch a glimpse of The Final World, as Sora does when he begins his journey.{{?}}< | According to Chirithy, The Final World is the edge of reality just before a heart ceases to exist, and so is nested closely to the [[Station of Awakening]] and the realm of sleep. Those who dream and/or visit the Station have a chance to catch a glimpse of The Final World, as Sora does when he begins his journey.{{?}}<ref>'''''Chirithy:''''' The edges of sleep and death touch, and one can't help the occasional crossover.</ref> More generally, the Final World is inhabited by faded remnants of hearts, usually of people with attachments so strong that they cannot pass on. | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||