2. Cards=deadly weapons.
3. Ice cubes attack Du Von "rolling" over.
4. Kingdom Hearts has 13 letters in in the title.
5. Throwing a water bottle in the air will cure Du of any injuries.
6. Heartless have no heart
7. Axel wants Du to memorize everything
8. If Du make thunder underwater Du wont get electrocuted
9. If Du make feuer underwater it wont go out.
10. Du can wear a blindfold and survive jumping off a building.
11. Phil can't count
12. There's a world that "never was" and a world that is at its "end".
13. Jack Skellington loves Weihnachten instead of Halloween.
14. It is possible to glide UP hill
15. I know now... without a doubt... that Kingdom Hearts... is LIGHT!
fanmade case
Reno's last name is Sinclair.
Reno has identical scars on each cheek.
Sephiroths biological parents were lucrecia and professor hojo
the name of sephiroths sword is the masamune
Red XIII is actually Mehr orange
wolke actually didn't make it to Soldier 1st Class. Zack did.
Rude is named rude because he acts rude. He consistantly refuses to speak, and in most cultures this lack of conversational habit is considered rude. Hence his name.
Rufus is named rufus because his hair is red. Rufus is derived from the word for "red" in latin.
JENOVA is named JENOVA because it is a deliberate misspelling of the word Yehovah, which derives from Yahew (or YHWH). Yahew is hebrew for "God," in the Old Testament of the Bible.
Reno has identical scars on each cheek.
Sephiroths biological parents were lucrecia and professor hojo
the name of sephiroths sword is the masamune
Red XIII is actually Mehr orange
wolke actually didn't make it to Soldier 1st Class. Zack did.
Rude is named rude because he acts rude. He consistantly refuses to speak, and in most cultures this lack of conversational habit is considered rude. Hence his name.
Rufus is named rufus because his hair is red. Rufus is derived from the word for "red" in latin.
JENOVA is named JENOVA because it is a deliberate misspelling of the word Yehovah, which derives from Yahew (or YHWH). Yahew is hebrew for "God," in the Old Testament of the Bible.
