Electivirus
Not really, no.
I was mostly referring to the archers on the top.
Before fading away on Destiny Islands when the darkness swallows it up, she lingers towards Sora, extending her hand before the darkness forces her into Sora. Throughout the game, Sora has become a vessel for Kairi's heart, probably because she knew he would protect her.
In the ending sequence to the first Kingdom Hearts, she is genuinely moved to tears after seeing that Sora had made the drawing of him extending a Paopu Fruit to her in their Secret place.
After that, she draws herself giving him a paopu fruit.
Throughout Chain of Memories, though she doesn't physically appear, her image spurred Sora on and even Naminé said that she was "the one he truly cared for" when she apologized for re-writing his memories of her.
Riku says to Xion that Kairi is someone very special to Sora.
She wouldn't go to the small island until she remembered everything about Sora.
It is telling that, while everyone remembers Riku, Kairi is the only person to retain any kind of memory of Sora, even if it is only that she has forgotten him.
Almost immediately after her communication with Roxas, she sent adrift to sea a letter she wrote for Sora the day before.
When trying to escape with Naminé and asked by Saïx if she wanted to see Sora, she replies "I do, more than anything."
When they reunite, Kairi quickly runs over and hugs Sora to make sure that he is really there.
Shortly after, if a player talks with Kairi, she says "I wanted to see you so badly. I missed you so much!" to Sora.
Sora became visibly flustered and embarrassed when Riku said that the winner of their race would share a paopu fruit with Kairi, and gave Riku a dirty look afterwards.
He draws himself giving her a Paopu fruit in their Secret Cave, which is a symbol between lovers on their world. (Only it's not last time I checked, but destinies intertwined is still something pretty big)
He willingly stabbed himself with the Keyblade of People's Hearts to release Kairi's heart, despite knowing the cost of his choice.
Upon being restored by Kairi from his Heartless form, Sora tenderly embraces and thanks her.
In Riku's story of Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, a cutscene shows Larxene telling Naminé that her work will eventually make Sora forget about Kairi. Naminé states, however, that his feelings for her will only grow stronger.
When Naminé admits that she and Sora were never friends, Sora sadly replies, "We were never anything... more than that, either";
as Sora's memories of Kairi had been replaced with false ones of Naminé, his feelings for Kairi had effectively transferred to Naminé. (Although this one is kind of debatable)
In Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, Xion takes Kairi's form because of Sora's strong feelings for her. (Only replace "feelings" with 'Sora's memories of Kairi were the strongest")
He blushes after seeing Will and Elizabeth hug in Port Royal, thinking of Kairi. Donald and Goofy notice this and tease him, and he covers his face in embarrassment.
He becomes deeply saddened when he hears of Kairi's kidnapping by Axel and blames himself for allowing it to happen.
During the Heartless Invasion of Hollow Bastion, Sora gets down on his knees and begs Saïx to take him to Kairi. Beforehand, Saïx asked "Is she that important to you?" and Sora replied "Yeah, more than anything."
She is frequently identified as his most important person, and his light.
Said obsessiveness.
It's obsessive to respond to a declaration of a wish to intertwine destinies with a tearful 'yes'.
Wat.
Also, note that there are plenty of interactions between Kairi and Riku, it's just that I posted the ones between Kairi and Sora because that's what the debate is about.
Riku is someone very special too. She's he's second greatest friend.
You're going to have to elaborate here. Are you saying that Kairi is Sora's second greatest friend and that Riku is his greatest? Because if so, you're going to have to show some proof.
Their hearts were connected, with her's being inside his. Sora forgot everything and others forgot him because of the tampering with his heart, which would happen to be his entire being at the time, being a Heartless. Probably has to do with that connection.
That's kind of a big stretch right there. And even if it's true, the fact is that as you stated their hearts are connected. That's kind of hard to do if they don't show any affection at all considering how we've seen the Disney couples work with hearts.
She forgot about him for a year and just now managed to get this close to him, while feeling like she caused trouble. Anyone would want to see him in that situation to apologize and for hellos.
Yeah, sure, why not.
He was upset he lost to Riku, and drawing the fruit was a way of showing his superiority to him, in his own mind.
What?
Now you're just pulling stuff out of your ***.
Because Namine's work is subsequently making him want to find her more, and Sora will keep wanted to find the woman in his heart- Namine. Namine couldn't make Sora want to find her (Namine) though, just replace memories and fabricate a couple things. Sora's feelings towards Namine would grow stronger because of her work, not because of his feelings towards Kairi.
Ooh splitting this juicy one up.
I think you kind of completely forgot about Sora's character.
See, Sora prioritizes his friends beyond anything else. And, as he quite frankly stated to Marluxia at the end of the game, he didn't care that Namine wasn't actually his friend or that she basically piggybacked on Kairi's memories to get closer to his heart faster. Namine was his friend as far as knew, and he didn't care if it was false; he would protect her. Because she's his friend.
This seems to look a lot more like a confession of caring more towards Namine. Memories were fake, feelings were real.[/qupte]
Wait, what?
Namine tells Sora that she was never friends with him, and Sora responds they were also never anything above friends.
How the hell is that a confession of caring?
As I've said, while it's true that the initial feelings and memories to base those on went over to Namine, there are obvious different feelings that he ended up having for her, the he got upon seeing Namine's situation and even saying how his feelings were true.
Yeah, if by obvious differences you mean "abandoned Goofy and Donald to chase after her", sure. And as I posted earlier, this part was debatable.
She acted as part of his motivation in KH1, and Xion was apparently made of his memories of Kairi. Which is why she's so strong.
No, Xion is just made out of Sora's memories total. It's just that because his memories of Kairi were the strongest out of all of them that Xion looked like her. Really, the game says this to you. And by your logic Xion should also look like Riku.
Even though Sora had virtually lost eveyr lead and every source of information he could have had on finding any friend. This one person comes up and offers him just something, in this case Kairi. He'd be crazy not to take it. He was hysterical over losing everything at this point.
Here's the scene.
You're kinda sorta making things up now. Sora consciously chose to bow. He was not hysterical.
Kairi is such a replaceable character- a passive love interest, with those views though.
Well, yeah. you can replace Kairi with another character that goes through all the same things, has the same relationship with Sora and Riku, and does all the same actions.
Thing is, you'd end up with a renamed Kairi.
Infernal Engine? That thing was the hardest boss in the game besides Xion. I beat it with literally a sliver of health thanks to some quick thinking and the limit break. It was intense -_-
Ya, I would have to agree 100%. The limit break has saved me many many times where I really shouldn't have won, although none as dramatic as the one I spoke of above. Especially since later you can get multiple limits and the Final Limit (name?) to increase the spammy goodness. However, I would highly suggest you play KHI, or just bump this game up to proud. Either way I can guarantee you'll be doing some overleveling.That's the thing about Story mode; even if you suck at timing blocks and Dodge Roll, the limit break is disgustingly powerful and spammable enough to the point where you can't lose to anything but the Ruler of the Sky (well, until he reaches his second phase anyways. Then you can spam Limits.)