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Kingdom Hearts: Re:Minder of the Conceptual CRTs

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Okay, CRTs are allowed, so time to start the whole archived deal I had saved for this...

(Original thread for reference)

We are here because it seems the stuff that ended up here didn't get evaluated properly, while I actually thought that it was fine because no one objected it in the second thread (I'm sorry for expecting that just adding a link to continue to the next thread would inform everyone of the next thread, especially the overworked staff). With that being said, let's begin by remaking the CRT for all the subjects, but this time everything will be taken on at once in a single thread, as it seems that dividing the stuff into multiple CRTs only turned the staff more tired, which was the exact opposite of the intention, but anyways...

Please be as explicit on arguments as possible and don't just use "But this never got accepted", explain why you disagree on detail and so on, this is a CRT remake after all.

Summary of the "Normal" physiology in KH

In KH we know that a Body AND a Soul are what Nobodies are made of, while Heartless are made of a "heart" after being consumed by darkness (yes, I know the irony).
Now, we can see from the links that a "body" is just the physical thing and the soul is what the verse page calls the "Mind" (aka, simply a sort of life essense/will).

What could the "heart" be?

Obviously the series isn´t talking about the organ everytime they mention "heart", anyways...
The "heart" actually is a type 2 Concept, with type 2 Abstract Existence (I know it sounds crazy, this will be elaborated with the next paragraphs)

What supports this?

(Credit to TheSpeedster (Thread:3798741) and my old blog I did to explain this stuff) Well, as we can see in Ever´s blog, Heartless are tied to the "concept of darkness", which is also tied to the concept of light. And there´s the general agreement of Nobodies (which lack a heart) having already Nonexistent Physiology. I'´ll go ahead and first explain how "Light" and "Darkness" are the abstract concepts that make up existence, then how the "heart" is of abstract nature too:

"My brother pupil Eraqus thinks only in absolutes. He has persuaded himself that light is the only way, but forgets that light cannot exist without shadow. I believe a balance of light and darkness is what sustains our World, but too much of the darkness has been stamped out, disrupting that balance. Someone must tear down this tyranny of light and reorganize the World around the darkness which then creeps back in." -Xehanort Report 8

Xehanort states again that light and darkness need each other to exist:

"Light and darkness are two sides of the same coin; without darkness, there is no light. The Keyblade wielders' great war over Kingdom Hearts was fought by defenders of the light, servants of darkness, those who sought to reconcile the two, and those motivated by nothing more than lust for power. A whole spectrum of thought was swept into the conflict, and the worlds that did not go to war found the war brought to them. In the end, the whole World was cast into darkness." -Xehanort Report 4

There's also the fact that all hearts in existence make up KH, the literal embodiment of light, and there's also Mickey directly stating stuff supporting this.

And beings who don't have light/darkness at all are literally nonexistent as stated before multiple times.

There´s also even more regarding what @TheSpeedster96 (Thanks you) pointed out, aka, the following:
- Sora in the Final World was conceptually in pieces. During when you collect the phantoms, the heart is in the upper right screen along with a number counter, implying that Sora was collecting pieces of his heart.


- Sora literally states that hearts are all around us.
- The Kingdom Hearts Memorial Ultimania further backs this up.



- The heart is made up of light and darkness, both making up existence. https://kingdomhearts.fandom.com/wiki/Ansem's_Reports
- Nomura himself (aka, Word of God) states that everything in KH has a heart
  • Extra stuff from Re:Mind:
- Xemnas says destroying Lea's soul would not affect Lea's heart.
- Xehanort calls his "heart" his essence
- Kairi's "heart" is literally referred as her essence
- Chirithy states that the hearts being destroyed makes one fade out of existence entirely
Now when we define "essence" under multiple different times, but it is most obviously not the soul. The soul and the heart are described as being two different things in their entirety, as Xemnas makes this clear yet again when he says destroying the soul would not affect Lea's heart. This is from Kingdom Hearts III base game but supports the point
If we define essence, it can have a few different interpretations between like soul and concepts.

"es·sence /ˈesəns/ the intrinsic nature or indispensable quality of something, especially something abstract, that determines its character."

Even if you use other dictionaries, they quite closely make similar remarks on essence being an indispensable quality of something such as Oxford and Cambridge.

Given how this is, the heart's existence has already been established as being qualitatively superior to the body, the mind, and the soul.
Having heart destroyed means you, as an entirety, cease to exist as Chirithy has made clear.
This ties into the Nobodies still have Nonexistent Physiology Type 2 as well
But overall, it being called the essence of people means that it is the most important quality. Most important quality would obviously mean it's a greater value, as we had mentioned multiple times beforehand.
None of this "the heart is only 1/3 of your being" headcanons.
And given how statements of gaining hearts allow you to exist as referenced on the previous thread with Saix saying that the Organization members could become existent with them, this only conclusively shows that they are Type 2 Nonexistent Physiology beings.
This also supports the fact that the Conceptual Manipulation via strikes should stay because in that instance, the fact the heart is the essence of someone from Xehanort's own words and the game says it was essence being destroyed is enough to show it's literally the heart.

And before this gets brought up because I've seen it be asked "Why don't nobodies immediately vanish then if they have that?" We've already established why, they don't have hearts, meaning it wouldn't remotely affect them like that to begin with. Type 2 NEP details it.

As we can see, the nature of the "heart" fits nicely with such (for example, "destroying the heart (concept) of someone" and thus "destroying someone" fits for such perfectly, as it is downright from existence, as we can see with Nobodies already being agreed on to have Nonexistent Physiology, which is due to a lack of a "heart")
For the Abstract part:
"Embodies an abstraction, and can be resurrected or regenerate indefinitely thanks to it. Destroying the abstraction is required to permanently kill those characters, but they can still be affected without directly altering it."
This is consistent as we all know that when a Nobody is destroyed and its heart is free, the being will come back to a whole whenever it happens where the latter happened (not combat applicable, this is an actual mechanic in-verse) Light and darkness were accepted as being concepts as they make up all of existence by the above in Kingdom Hearts, which makes it a type 3 concept, but there is evidence that makes it a type 2 concept.
For Kingdom Hearts itself to be brought forth, it needs to be summoned by a higher dimensional clash forged from the X-Blade. Xehanort, space-time was used as a portal to push him and the X-Blade out of the world for a time due to him 'transcending space and time'. The result is Scala Ad Caelum, the place where Kingdom Hearts resides. This shows that the thing that created all light, and is the embodiment of all light, exists above and isn’t bound by the universe.
"2. False Platonic Concept: Such concepts, or forms, are mostly transcendent of reality. These concepts shape all of reality and whatever level that reality exists in, and everything in reality "participates" in these concepts. These concepts interact with their objects in the same manner as listed above. In this way, the alteration of these concepts will change every object of the concept on whatever scale has been shown."
The current definition of a False Platonic falls under what can make light and darkness type 2 concepts. Bringing up another thread, Chaos in Castlevania was accepted as being a type 2 concept for predating the universe, which Kingdom Hearts, light, and darkness were stated to have existed before.

From this, everyone that holds a "heart" holds type 2 Abstract Existence by being reliant in a type 2 concept, while Nobodies are type 2 Nonexistent Physiology beings.
Let's not discuss about potential conceptual manipulation stuff, however, first let's tackle the above before moving into potential applications and other CRT stuff that there's planned.
 
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I have a question, not with this CRT but with something everyone else scales to. But why does everyone have Law resistances when there’s no proof of them not being unaffected by the rules of the worlds?
 
It's basically a sort of verse mechanic, out of how it works according to how it's stated (And shown with Donald explicitly not being affected by the curse out of it), basically anyone that can leave their native "world" or has simply done so gets such resistance.
 
I used to agree to this however after further looking this is too much of a stretch, I'll explain the following problems below (a lot of this is taken from the sandbox which this seemingly has the same arguments too, so essentially just quote any of the new arguments being made that wasn't in the sandbox):
“In KH we know that a Body AND a Soul are what Nobodies are made of, while Heartless are made of a "heart" after being consumed by darkness (yes, I know the irony).

Now, we can see from the links that a "body" is just the physical thing and the soul is what the verse page calls the "Mind" (aka, simply a sort of life essense/will).”
>Ah ah, the mind isn’t a sort of life essence, the heart is. As stated by Xehanort when describing the heart, he calls it his “very essence”


And it’s called essence by Kairi:
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/522251946124640268/669829358558380052/20200123_010219.jpg

And one’s heart leaving makes them fade:


So it’s clear to see that the heart is life essence. To assume a higher extent like concept would require far more proof as extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

“Well, as we can see in Ever´s blog, Heartless are tied to the "concept of darkness", which is also tied to the concept of light. And there´s the general agreement of Nobodies (which lack a heart) having already Nonexistent Physiology. I'´ll go ahead and first explain how "Light" and "Darkness" are the abstract concepts that make up existence, then how the "heart" is of abstract nature too:”
>Nobodies lacking hearts and not existing has been a concept proven wrong in series:


It’s been revealed that the entire spill was all a lie made by Xemnas to give Organization XIII a false motive.

“There's also the fact that all hearts in existence make up KH, the literal embodiment of light, and there's also Mickey directly stating stuff supporting this.”
>That scan states light and darkness make up everything, nothing about hearts.

“And beings who don't have light/darkness at all are literally nonexistent as we all know, anything”
>Nobodies are beings of darkness, they fade when they lose, use dark powers, etc. The person who stated they don’t have either was Xemnas, who revealed he was lying the entire time.

“- Sora in the Final World was conceptually in pieces. During when you collect the phantoms, the heart is in the upper right screen along with a number counter, implying that Sora was collecting pieces of his heart.
>Ok so “conceptually” wording here is taken out of context. Cause when someone uses conceptually they’re referring to the idea context of concepts, not the abstraction context. Sora’s in pieces on a scale above the physical one is basically what is said.

“Sora literally states that hearts are all around us. https://youtu.be/LbXiZdKUo4s?t=4m45
>Sora is unironically being metaphorical here. He states right after “you only have to see them for them to become real” so what he’s saying is that the bonds can create a heart, so in context a heart can stem from anything, hence why Toys can gain sentience and have hearts.

"The Kingdom Hearts Memorial Ultimania further backs this up. https://imgur.com/a/uajMYOt
>It also backs up the metaphorical aspect of what Sora really means.

“- The heart is made up of light and darkness, both making up existence. https://kingdomhearts.fandom.com/wiki/Ansem's_Reports https://youtu.be/XYKtJUdqgfA?t=24m26s
>I would hope that the heart is made up of a concept that you early claimed makes up everything,

“- Nomura himself (aka, Word of God) states that everything in KH has a heart”
>What he specifically was referring to was that everything alive has a heart.

“Now when we define "essence" under multiple different times, but it is most obviously not the soul. The soul and the heart are described as being two different things in their entirety, as Xemnas makes this clear yet again when he says destroying the soul would not affect Lea's heart. This is from Kingdom Hearts III base game but supports the point

If we define essence, it can have a few different interpretations between like soul and concepts.

es·sence /ˈesəns/ the intrinsic nature or indispensable quality of something, especially something abstract, that determines its character.

Even if you use other dictionaries, they quite closely make similar remarks on essence being an indispensable quality of something such as Oxford and Cambridge

Given how this is, the heart's existence has already been established as being qualitatively superior to the body, the mind, and the soul.

Having heart destroyed means you, as an entirety, cease to exist as Chirithy has made clear.”
>Essence can also refer to concepts such as life force. Which is actually supported by how the heart is seen as a source of life in KH.

“Having heart destroyed means you, as an entirety, cease to exist as Chirithy has made clear.

This ties into the Nobodies still have Nonexistent Physiology Type 2 as well”
>Nobodies are revealed to have hearts.

"This also supports the fact that the Conceptual Manipulation via strikes should stay because in that instance, the fact the heart is the essence of someone from Xehanort's own words and the game says it was essence being destroyed is enough to show it's literally the heart.”
>This is a huge stretch. Especially when it broke the heart into pieces which caused Kairi’s lifeforce to disappear.

“For the Abstract part:

"Embodies an abstraction, and can be resurrected or regenerate indefinitely thanks to it. Destroying the abstraction is required to permanently kill those characters, but they can still be affected without directly altering it."

This is consistent as we all know that when a Nobody is destroyed and its heart is free, the being will come back to a whole whenever it happens where the latter happened (not combat applicable, this is an actual mechanic in-verse) Light and darkness were accepted as being concepts as they make up all of existence by the above in Kingdom Hearts, which makes it a type 3 concept, but there is evidence that makes it a type 2 concept.”
>But as shown they do have hearts so them being destroyed and coming back doesn’t prove abstraction nor a reliancy on said abstraction.

“For Kingdom Hearts itself to be brought forth, it needs to be summoned by a higher dimensional clash forged from the X-Blade.”
>The statement does not say higher dimensional clash, it says a high dimensional clash. These are actually two very different terms.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higher-dimensional_algebra
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-dimensional_statistics
https://www.statisticshowto.com/dimensionality/
It’s a completely different kind of dimensionality from the physics kind.

“Xehanort, space-time was used as a portal to push him and the X-Blade out of the world for a time due to him 'transcending space and time'.”
>Video’s unavailable but under context he transcends space-time by releasing his heart and time traveling, so you can say the heart itself is under certain condition,s 4D but the only people able to affect it are doing it via hax I.E. Xehanort.

“From this, everyone that holds a "heart" holds type 2 Abstract Existence by being reliant in a type 2 concept, among other things that will get developed in further detail below:”
>But nothing here provides proof for hearts being abstract, just because you have an object composed of concepts does not mean the object itself is conceptual.

“As we can see from the above, Heartless are tied to the darkness and can come back from it, be it Pureblood or Emblem KH3D states that Pureblood Heartless are the very darkness that have been in the world since its inception.”
>They’re tied to the darkness in the fact that they represent it but they do not conceptually embody it. Purebloods are almost never fought in their true forms because they have hearts in them.
 
But that whole scene is barely backed up by anything in that world. Not only was the curse not from the fact that they stolen the gold, but the fact that Jack Sparrow was cursed by a heartless to turn into a skeleton. But the heartless you fight in that world steals the gold and turns into an undead creature for doing so, on top of the fact that in Hercules world you need the Olympus stone to use your powers in the underworld so you won’t be affected by Hades’ curse. If anything the Law resistances contradicts everything shown in the game it’s stated. It also doesn’t help that they were just theorizing what was happening and Goofy confirmed it wasn’t because they stolen the gold so I don’t see why any of these characters should have law resistances
 
I have a question, not with this CRT but with something everyone else scales to. But why does everyone have Law resistances when there’s no proof of them not being unaffected by the rules of the worlds?
In context it was supposed to be because when Donald and Goofy are unaffected by the curse it's because they're not bound by the laws of the world, but that was an extreme stretch looking back at it, what the scene is likely better stating is that there's different laws for those not of that world, so they're still bound by laws, just that the laws have it so specifically one's born from the PoTC world can only be affected by the curse, this is further proven by the fact that Olympus Coliseum entire plot is that Sora is affected by a curse:
 
I used to agree to this however after further looking this is too much of a stretch, I'll explain the following problems below (a lot of this is taken from the sandbox which this seemingly has the same arguments too, so essentially just quote any of the new arguments being made that wasn't in the sandbox):
“In KH we know that a Body AND a Soul are what Nobodies are made of, while Heartless are made of a "heart" after being consumed by darkness (yes, I know the irony).

Now, we can see from the links that a "body" is just the physical thing and the soul is what the verse page calls the "Mind" (aka, simply a sort of life essense/will).”
>Ah ah, the mind isn’t a sort of life essence, the heart is. As stated by Xehanort when describing the heart, he calls it his “very essence”


And it’s called essence by Kairi:
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/522251946124640268/669829358558380052/20200123_010219.jpg

And one’s heart leaving makes them fade:


So it’s clear to see that the heart is life essence. To assume a higher extent like concept would require far more proof as extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

“Well, as we can see in Ever´s blog, Heartless are tied to the "concept of darkness", which is also tied to the concept of light. And there´s the general agreement of Nobodies (which lack a heart) having already Nonexistent Physiology. I'´ll go ahead and first explain how "Light" and "Darkness" are the abstract concepts that make up existence, then how the "heart" is of abstract nature too:”
>Nobodies lacking hearts and not existing has been a concept proven wrong in series:


It’s been revealed that the entire spill was all a lie made by Xemnas to give Organization XIII a false motive.

“There's also the fact that all hearts in existence make up KH, the literal embodiment of light, and there's also Mickey directly stating stuff supporting this.”
>That scan states light and darkness make up everything, nothing about hearts.

“And beings who don't have light/darkness at all are literally nonexistent as we all know, anything”
>Nobodies are beings of darkness, they fade when they lose, use dark powers, etc. The person who stated they don’t have either was Xemnas, who revealed he was lying the entire time.

“- Sora in the Final World was conceptually in pieces. During when you collect the phantoms, the heart is in the upper right screen along with a number counter, implying that Sora was collecting pieces of his heart.
>Ok so “conceptually” wording here is taken out of context. Cause when someone uses conceptually they’re referring to the idea context of concepts, not the abstraction context. Sora’s in pieces on a scale above the physical one is basically what is said.

“Sora literally states that hearts are all around us. https://youtu.be/LbXiZdKUo4s?t=4m45
>Sora is unironically being metaphorical here. He states right after “you only have to see them for them to become real” so what he’s saying is that the bonds can create a heart, so in context a heart can stem from anything, hence why Toys can gain sentience and have hearts.

"The Kingdom Hearts Memorial Ultimania further backs this up. https://imgur.com/a/uajMYOt
>It also backs up the metaphorical aspect of what Sora really means.

“- The heart is made up of light and darkness, both making up existence. https://kingdomhearts.fandom.com/wiki/Ansem's_Reports https://youtu.be/XYKtJUdqgfA?t=24m26s
>I would hope that the heart is made up of a concept that you early claimed makes up everything,

“- Nomura himself (aka, Word of God) states that everything in KH has a heart”
>What he specifically was referring to was that everything alive has a heart.

“Now when we define "essence" under multiple different times, but it is most obviously not the soul. The soul and the heart are described as being two different things in their entirety, as Xemnas makes this clear yet again when he says destroying the soul would not affect Lea's heart. This is from Kingdom Hearts III base game but supports the point

If we define essence, it can have a few different interpretations between like soul and concepts.

es·sence /ˈesəns/ the intrinsic nature or indispensable quality of something, especially something abstract, that determines its character.

Even if you use other dictionaries, they quite closely make similar remarks on essence being an indispensable quality of something such as Oxford and Cambridge

Given how this is, the heart's existence has already been established as being qualitatively superior to the body, the mind, and the soul.

Having heart destroyed means you, as an entirety, cease to exist as Chirithy has made clear.”
>Essence can also refer to concepts such as life force. Which is actually supported by how the heart is seen as a source of life in KH.

“Having heart destroyed means you, as an entirety, cease to exist as Chirithy has made clear.

This ties into the Nobodies still have Nonexistent Physiology Type 2 as well”
>Nobodies are revealed to have hearts.

"This also supports the fact that the Conceptual Manipulation via strikes should stay because in that instance, the fact the heart is the essence of someone from Xehanort's own words and the game says it was essence being destroyed is enough to show it's literally the heart.”
>This is a huge stretch. Especially when it broke the heart into pieces which caused Kairi’s lifeforce to disappear.

“For the Abstract part:

"Embodies an abstraction, and can be resurrected or regenerate indefinitely thanks to it. Destroying the abstraction is required to permanently kill those characters, but they can still be affected without directly altering it."

This is consistent as we all know that when a Nobody is destroyed and its heart is free, the being will come back to a whole whenever it happens where the latter happened (not combat applicable, this is an actual mechanic in-verse) Light and darkness were accepted as being concepts as they make up all of existence by the above in Kingdom Hearts, which makes it a type 3 concept, but there is evidence that makes it a type 2 concept.”
>But as shown they do have hearts so them being destroyed and coming back doesn’t prove abstraction nor a reliancy on said abstraction.

“For Kingdom Hearts itself to be brought forth, it needs to be summoned by a higher dimensional clash forged from the X-Blade.”
>The statement does not say higher dimensional clash, it says a high dimensional clash. These are actually two very different terms.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higher-dimensional_algebra
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-dimensional_statistics
https://www.statisticshowto.com/dimensionality/
It’s a completely different kind of dimensionality from the physics kind.

“Xehanort, space-time was used as a portal to push him and the X-Blade out of the world for a time due to him 'transcending space and time'.”
>Video’s unavailable but under context he transcends space-time by releasing his heart and time traveling, so you can say the heart itself is under certain condition,s 4D but the only people able to affect it are doing it via hax I.E. Xehanort.

“From this, everyone that holds a "heart" holds type 2 Abstract Existence by being reliant in a type 2 concept, among other things that will get developed in further detail below:”
>But nothing here provides proof for hearts being abstract, just because you have an object composed of concepts does not mean the object itself is conceptual.

“As we can see from the above, Heartless are tied to the darkness and can come back from it, be it Pureblood or Emblem KH3D states that Pureblood Heartless are the very darkness that have been in the world since its inception.”
>They’re tied to the darkness in the fact that they represent it but they do not conceptually embody it. Purebloods are almost never fought in their true forms because they have hearts in them.

I don't think that the heart can be equated to life force since the Secret Ansem Report 4 mentions how a body loses its life when the soul leaves which is explicitly different to what happens when the heart leaves.
 
I don't think that the heart can be equated to life force since the Secret Ansem Report 4 mentions how a body loses its life when the soul leaves which is explicitly different to what happens when the heart leaves.
The quote specifically says this:
"When the soul leaves the body, its vessel, life gives way to death, but what about when the heart leaves?
A being does not perish when its heart leaves its body. The heart alone disappears into the darkness."
What it's talking about in this context is the mortality of the body's lifeforce, thus the body does not perish, the same with the soul.
It also specifically states that all 3 of the components together give life. Specifically what it says is the BODY doesn't perish, but the body isn't yourself, it's merely a body.
 
The quote specifically says this:
"When the soul leaves the body, its vessel, life gives way to death, but what about when the heart leaves?
A being does not perish when its heart leaves its body. The heart alone disappears into the darkness."
What it's talking about in this context is the mortality of the body's lifeforce, thus the body does not perish, the same with the soul.
It also specifically states that all 3 of the components together give life. Specifically what it says is the BODY doesn't perish, but the body isn't yourself, it's merely a body.
What is the difference between the mortality of the body and the mortality of the body's lifeforce and why would it matter that the body isn't the same as yourself? Also, isn't it saying that the body doesn't perish when the heart leaves as a contrast to what happens when the soul leaves?
 
Mortality of the body =/= lifeforce of your being.

One is a husk used to do actions, the other is what let's you live.

Also even if we take your thing as a contrast, that further proves the heart isn't the conceptual part of one's being as the entire existence of yourself would be gone, yet it's stated directly there that a being does not perish once it's heart leaves.
 
Mortality of the body =/= lifeforce of your being.

One is a husk used to do actions, the other is what let's you live.

Also even if we take your thing as a contrast, that further proves the heart isn't the conceptual part of one's being as the entire existence of yourself would be gone, yet it's stated directly there that a being does not perish once it's heart leaves.
I know the difference between a body and lifeforce but what you have been referring to was specifically the mortality of the body's lifeforce. Lifeforce has a mortality and that is separate from the mortality of the body? Also, I'm pretty sure that you are referring with the word husk to the body and not to the mortality of the body. Mortality being a husk wouldn't make much sense.

Well, when the heart is taken the people to whom it happens dissolve or turn into Nobodies so I don't think that this says a lot about whether or not a heart is conceptual. At least not on its own.
 
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I know the difference between a body and lifeforce but what you have been referring to was specifically the mortality of the body's lifeforce. Lifeforce has a mortality and that is separate from the mortality of the body? Also, I'm pretty sure that you are referring with the word husk to the body and not to the mortality of the body. Mortality being a husk wouldn't make much sense.

Well, when the heart is taken the people to whom it happens dissolve or turn into Nobodies so I don't think that this says a lot about whether or not a heart is conceptual. At least not on its own.
The husk of the body itself has a limit to how long it can stay, the soul itself is immortal, this is under various basics understandings of the body, mind, soul, etc.

You literally just tried to use a quote from Ansem saying that the heart contrasts that, so if you're now saying that's contradicted, you can no longer use Ansem's quote since he clearly contradicted himself, which thus either or turns in my favor. Either Ansem contradicted himself, thus further supporting that the heart is the lifeforce which matches up with what happens in cutscenes regarding the loss of the heart or Ansem is correct but in his own statement he directly contradicts it being conceptual. Either or it's not conceptual.
 
The husk of the body itself has a limit to how long it can stay, the soul itself is immortal, this is under various basics understandings of the body, mind, soul, etc.

You literally just tried to use a quote from Ansem saying that the heart contrasts that, so if you're now saying that's contradicted, you can no longer use Ansem's quote since he clearly contradicted himself, which thus either or turns in my favor. Either Ansem contradicted himself, thus further supporting that the heart is the lifeforce which matches up with what happens in cutscenes regarding the loss of the heart or Ansem is correct but in his own statement he directly contradicts it being conceptual. Either or it's not conceptual.
How is Ansem contradicting himself? Do you mean that he contradicts something written in his other reports or something that he said?
 
Ansem directly states in his report a being does not perish when the heart leaves it's body

You then said that there were times where the body was dissolved and such.

So I'm assuming you're saying that a being does perish when the heart leaves the body or else I don't know why you brought that argument up cause it still shows the heart isn't conceptual.
 
So basically what we’re doing here is we are trying to add type 2 conceptual manip and type 2 abstract existence right? Correct me if im wrong.
 
Ok so I agree with adding Abstract Existence Type 2, it's consistent with what we know of hearts.

Just one thing, Scala ad Caelum isn't where KH resides. Xehanort says it is the the nexus from which all worlds spring and the seat of power for KW. That's because it originally was Daybreak Town and after the catastrophe that flooded it (because for whatever reason, said catastrophe apparently heard about Atlantis and said to itself "Hey, nice idea!"), they buildt Scala upon the ruins Daybreak Town. The nexus thing is due to the fact that Daybreak Town was the original world, in a time when there was only one world before the Darkness split the worlds and create what we know now, wich is why Xehanort describes it as "the nexus from which all worlds spring". KH doesn't reside in Scala ad Caelum, it's the world from wich Xehanort wants to recreate the universe.
 
I know this isn't exactly the main subject of the thread but here is something I just red on the KH wiki for MoM. There are things we already know but this is really interesting:

"The Master also appears to be extremely skilled in sorcery, capable of many powerful enhancements, displaying a commendable level of mastery over time-based magic, having been able to enchant the Gazing Eye within the No Name Keyblade he gave Luxu so from it he could perceive anything the Eye saw from anywhere throughout time, which made the Book of Prophecies he authored possible to exist, and he also seemingly enhanced the Book with the power to summon powers from the future. The trap set in the flow of time to prevent any attempts to rewrite the past and trapping those who tried inside a data simulation of their world created by him may also be another piece of the Master's magic. He has stated that he is not bound by either the boundaries of time or the worlds and could allow Luxu the same privellage, suggesting that he, like Merlin and Yen Sid, has the ability to circuvment the normal rules of time travel and he definitely has the ability to travel between worlds through unknown means, as Luxu stated that the Master already had the means to escape the world's destruction"

Also "When conversing with Luxu, the Master dimmed the light of the lamp and then lit it back up by just pointing and swinging his hand at the lamp. In another conversation with Luxu, by just spreading his arms open, he was able to surround them with pitch-black darkness and remove it at whim, also displaying the ability to influence technology, shutting down the computers of the room, which he did without needing any additional gesture" So I guess he can get Technological Manipulation.
 
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Ansem directly states in his report a being does not perish when the heart leaves it's body

You then said that there were times where the body was dissolved and such.

So I'm assuming you're saying that a being does perish when the heart leaves the body or else I don't know why you brought that argument up cause it still shows the heart isn't conceptual.
Well, turning into a Nobody probably doesn't count as perishing and this statement from Ansem in his fourth secret report is most likely one of the lines of thoughts that led to his discovery of Nobodies. Regarding the heart being life essence, Ansem is clearly attributing this role in his fourth secret report more to the soul than the heart since he explicitly bothers to mention that the body that is serving as a vessel dies when the soul leaves and then continues to wonder what happens to the soul and the body when the heart leaves. Considering that he has done research on the heart I'd think that he would know to some degree what he is talking about. Ansem, Seeker of Darkness, definitely expresses similar thoughts in one of his reports.
 
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The soul can basically be identified as what gives life to the body, what gives it its will to survive, while the heart is what the person is, their personnality and feelings.
 
Ok so I agree with adding Abstract Existence Type 2, it's consistent with what we know of hearts.

Just one thing, Scala ad Caelum isn't where KH resides. Xehanort says it is the the nexus from which all worlds spring and the seat of power for KW. That's because it originally was Daybreak Town and after the catastrophe that flooded it (because for whatever reason, said catastrophe apparently heard about Atlantis and said to itself "Hey, nice idea!"), they buildt Scala upon the ruins Daybreak Town. The nexus thing is due to the fact that Daybreak Town was the original world, in a time when there was only one world before the Darkness split the worlds and create what we know now, wich is why Xehanort describes it as "the nexus from which all worlds spring". KH doesn't reside in Scala ad Caelum, it's the world from wich Xehanort wants to recreate the universe.
Abstract Existence type 2, even if the heart wasn't conceptual, would've be correct.
"Type 2: Embodies an abstraction, and can be resurrected or regenerate indefinitely thanks to it. Destroying the abstraction is required to permanently kill those characters, but they can still be affected without directly altering it."
No KH character has a direct means of regen from the heart. Nor do hearts embody any abstraction.
 
Well, turning into a Nobody probably doesn't count as perishing and this statement from Ansem in his fourth secret report is most likely one of the lines of thoughts that led to his discovery of Nobodies. Regarding the heart being life essence, Ansem is clearly attributing this role in his fourth secret report more to the soul than the heart since he explicitly bothers to mention that the body that is serving as a vessel dies when the soul leaves and then continues to wonder what happens to the soul and the body when the heart leaves. Considering that he has done research on the heart I'd think that he would know to some degree what he is talking about. Ansem, Seeker of Darkness, definitely expresses similar thoughts in one of his reports.
Why does it not count as perishing? You're making this claim without elaboration. His discovery of nobodies is mentioned in secret report 7, a far later report then 4. He's not clearly doing anything he mentioned the soul works as a vessel, not as life. The vessel leaving the body gives way to the death of a body, it never once mentions the soul is lifeforce.
 
The soul can basically be identified as what gives life to the body, what gives it its will to survive, while the heart is what the person is, their personnality and feelings.
It's what's identified as a vessel:

Vessel =/= Life Force vessel is merely a container.
 
I think that only discussion moderators, administrators, bureaucrats, and likely other staff members, can use the @ command to get attention, in order to avoid spam.
Oh, that explains a lot.
Thankfully I already contacted everyone via their walls too.
BTW, I'm still quite busy, so I may come back in a notable while.
 
Oh that? Yeah after playing through the franchise again I disagree with that feat. Can you comment on the current thread's thing tho
 
I think Heart just has to do with emotion. If the soul is what keeps one alive then the heart is what gives self and emotion. All the Bob stuff about "Oh it's actually a platonic essence" is kinda nonsense he invented.
 
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