A Brilliant Idea

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Folmarv Tengille

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KH, in nine words A Cunning and Effective Idea to impress the masses.

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.. I'm positive you're going to get chided for making a one-liner like this one.

Indeed, KH had been a brilliant idea. I never would have thought Square Enix would actually join hands with Disney to bring in the likes of Mickey, and all that. To see it to be such a grand success is yet another surprise for me- who had thought it wouldn't be as successful as it is today.
 
I think the main problem is that it isn't really a question, more of a statement which hasn't been elaborated on >.>

I have to agree, to me Kingdom Hearts was a breath of fresh air, there's always going to be people who like it and dislike the idea of SquareEnix-Disney but I personally think it's a brilliant combination, a risky one but it certainly paid off. The worlds have been beautifully designed on the whole and I think having Disney characters in a more serious storyline really brought the best out of them. The battle system was a very good one, though less button mashing would have been nice, which I hope they change a bit in Kingdom Hearts 3, although I think they've started to in Birth By Sleep. The storyline was brilliant, even as a spinoff, 358/2 Days has a brilliant storyline too! The characters are top draw and very likeable. Overall I'd have to agree that Kingdom Hearts is a superb series.
 
Hmmm one line?
It is awesome, the idea was great, especially teaming up with Disney to intergrate the different characters.
I look forward to see what they have to offer in the near future:D
 
To tell you the truth, I was skeptical about SE combining Final Fantasy with Disney, but they managed to pull it off and I've fell in love with the series since. To say it is a brilliant idea would be an understatement, but in a neutral perspective, your mileage may vary on this one.
 
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