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** While on the topic of TWEWY, what would had happen to the Noise? Since they're also manifestation of negative emotions and the Darkness of one's heart, would they ended up joining forces with the Heartless to make the world's heart eating more faster, or would they get overrided by the Heartless into becoming more of their kind. And if so, what would had happen to them after their world got swallowed up? Would they appear on the Realm of Darkness? Or are they possibly sparsed along various other worlds and those worlds's inhabitants doesn't know how to get rid of them?
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*** Not just that, for all of Sora's experience fighting Darkness he has little experience in dealing with it. The only Dark-affinity move Sora can use is Shadowbreaker, which attacks with both Light AND Dark (Conversely, Shadowbreaker is the only Light-affinity move Riku can use). Sora also generally just blunders into the bad guys latest plan or is lead there by the nose. Notice that he had ''no idea'' the test had been compromised until it was too late. Also he relies heavily on his friends/allies in combat and for emotional support. This isn't necessarily a bad thing but as a result he's not very good at working through negative emotions on his own. On the other hand, Riku has been dealing with Darkness since day one, first as it's pawn and then learning to master the Darkness based abilities that were his consolation prize for breaking free. Riku is explicitly stated to be [[spoiler: immune to it's corrupting effects because he's grown so accustomed to it.]] Riku notably sensed that something was off at the very beginning of the Mark of Mastery Exam, prompting him to [[spoiler: unconsciously turn himself into a Dream Eater]] in an effort to protect Sora. And Riku spent a lot of ''his'' journey alone and had to learn to deal with his own pain and guilt. Sora and Riku had vastly different experiences that affected and prepared them in different ways. And unfortunately, the lessons Sora took from his previous journeys ended up working against him while the lessons Riku learned were able to help him through.
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*** Not just only that, for but despite all of Sora's experience fighting Darkness Darkness, he has little experience in dealing with it. it directly. The only Dark-affinity move Sora can use is Shadowbreaker, which attacks with both Light AND Dark Dark. (Conversely, Shadowbreaker is the only Light-affinity move Riku can use). use.) Sora also generally just blunders tends to stumble into the bad guys guys' latest plan plans or is lead led there by the nose. Notice that Noticeably, he had ''no idea'' no idea the test had been compromised until it was too late. Also Additionally, he relies heavily relies on his friends/allies in combat and for emotional support. This isn't necessarily a bad thing thing, but as a result result, he's not very good adept at working through negative emotions on his own. On the other hand, Riku has been dealing grappling with Darkness since day one, first initially as it's pawn its pawn, and then learning to master the Darkness based Dark-based abilities that were his consolation prize for breaking free. Riku is explicitly stated to be [[spoiler: immune to it's its corrupting effects because he's grown so accustomed to it.]] it. Notably, Riku notably sensed that something was off at the very beginning of the Mark of Mastery Exam, prompting him to [[spoiler: unconsciously turn himself into a Dream Eater]] Eater in an effort to protect Sora. And Furthermore, Riku spent a lot significant portion of ''his'' his journey alone and had to learn to deal with his own pain and guilt. Sora and Riku had vastly different experiences that affected and prepared them in different distinct ways. And unfortunately, Unfortunately, the lessons Sora took from his previous journeys ended up working against him him, while the lessons Riku learned were able to help assist him through.effectively.
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** Actually, believe the reason he didn't pass the first time more like that Sora couldn't master the power of his own heart that allows him to connect with others. When he connect to others' hearts, he takes on the light and darkness in their hearts, along with many others things, including their pain, which made their inner darkness stronger. Since Sora knows little about balancing the light and dark in his own heart, nor any true mastery of it power, the pain of others, along with his own as a result, overwhelmed him in DDD to the point where he fell to darkness, something Master Xehanort knew and took full advantage of, given his own knowledge of the heart. Yen Sid must have known that in order for Sora to be a true Keyblade Master and stand a chance against Master Xehanort, Sora must first master the power of his heart to be sure nothing like what happened in DDD would happen again.
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** Actually, I believe the reason he didn't pass the first time is more like that this: Sora couldn't master the power of his own heart that heart, which allows him to connect with others. When he connect connects to others' hearts, he takes on the light and darkness in their hearts, within them, along with many others other things, including their pain, which made strengthens their inner darkness stronger. darkness. Since Sora knows little about balancing the light and dark in his own heart, nor does he have any true mastery of it its power, the pain of others, along with his own as a result, own, overwhelmed him in DDD to the point where he fell to darkness, darkness – something Master Xehanort knew and took full advantage of, given his own knowledge of the heart. Yen Sid must have known that in order for Sora to be become a true Keyblade Master and stand a chance against Master Xehanort, Sora must first master the power of his heart to be sure ensure that nothing like what happened in DDD would happen occur again.
