How Does The Keyblade Cut? | HMK
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- The Keyblade from Kingdom Hearts is truly a MARVELOUS weapon! But how does it cut exactly?! The most default Keyblade in the series - The Kingdom Key HAS NO SHARP EDGE to it, and other Keyblades in the series follow this design, so how do they cut? and why are they being called a KeyBLADE? Well I've the answers for you! Let check out these tests!
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Simple answer. The sword is a key, and when you stick it into people, it unlocks their deaths.
Gotta love Caboose.
+SpartanVeteran And Puma's.. Err... Forgot those weren't real. DX
This made me laugh too hard my boy
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Of course, there's always the simplest explanation: magic. They're magic weapons, so they use magic. But that's less fun.
Magic is science that hasn't been proven yet.
..... Im only accepting that because this is Kingdom Hearts and he mentioned plasma. Had you said that on a Harry Potter vid this would be a much different conversation
the simple explanation is that it's a video game...
Marl H No, magic is a force beyond what science can identify or explain. It's literally the definition.
I HOPE YOU GUYS ENJOY THIS VIDEO! ALOT OF HEART....heh get it? went into it!
Hah! Eh...
+Garinade lol
This ain't Rooster Teeth but God damit Barb!
... *shakes head, ha ha ha, boi XD what is this
+jt aster whatever
that actually makes alot of sense, especially with why you see the sort of line tracing the attack in the finishing moves, since they are the strongest and most intense attacks in a combo. this video had earned a like from me.
“That actually makes a lot of sense,” wow...
I don't even play Kingdom Hearts, but the editing and overall solidity of this theory is great!
The Live Action bit was so funny! I hope you're able to do more in the future :)
nice usopp/sogeking profile pic
HMK went a little Game Theory on us.
he did :-)
Better than Game Theory!
Why do I see you every where Monokuma? Are you a weeaboo?
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Can we get to 1,500 likes?! Thanks guys!
good theory.
That was a great video. And sacking that guy had me laughing. Great video HMK
My theory is that RIku was so edgy that his edginess dispersed through the many world and was absorbed by the keyblade
better not piss xemnas off
better not piss us off. jkjk
Who says that line? That voice is so cool!
the voice actor of xemnas did Paul St. Peter
+AmberFros t I know that, but I meant for HMK's video.
Emmett Hensley im pretty sure he also got him to do it cause hes interviewed him before and there cool like that
But hey, that's just a theory. A GAME THEROY!
LOL XD
The production value was off the charts in this video. Nice job!
That ending though... LMAO.
Dude, HMK.
This is probably my new favorite video from you.
Loved the real world skit.
Excellent explanation on the Keyblade cutting things.
Keep it up, bro!
You should do a video on how Keyblades and their wielders have unique abilities.
Videos like this are important to me just because it allows people to just have fun once in a while.
That first little bit with Xemnas was fucking gold. I love it.
This is an incredible theory HMK, I think this actually makes a lot of sense. I would love if this were canon. :-D
I think it cuts using light, not plasma, bit you know almost everything in KH are about light and darkness
Hmk with that level 8 drive gauge I expect he'll show us his majestic Keyblade transformation someday. Nice video.
Well, the Keyblade was originally meant to be a chainsaw. So, maybe that has something to do with the Keyblade cutting lol
Sora with a chainsaw!? Sounds like kingdoms hearts meets well any horror movie villain that uses it.
I've always wondered how the Keyblade can cut and now I have my answer. it's weird because the more I find out about Kingdom Hearts over the years, the more interesting it becomes to me. That instant replay cracked me up too.
for anyone wondering the music playing while hmk is fighting is the random battle theme from skys of arcadia, great track by the way!
Square Enix doesn't care about logic, only OP characters with beautiful and spikey hair.
I like to think that the outward appearance of the keyblade is sort of like an allusion. With simple keychains it can change it's appearance in many ways, some appear to be sharp and some don't, yet they all still cut the same. So I wouldn't trust what it looks like. On the inside, it's a powerful sword.
HMK you're so close to 80 thousand!!!!! Your channel grows quickly. This got a lot of laughs out of me! Please do more skits.
That skit was the funniest thing I've seen all week. Thank you.
this is actually addressed in the 358/2 days manga, when Roxas is being taught to use the keyblade he is told to just hit the heartless with it, and it makes a whacking sound when it connects with the heartless
The most jarring thing about the Keyblade is how Vanitas didn't completely slice Aqua in half or flat out kill her from the height he hit her
The way he killed that shadow was HEARTLESS
I always figured that the Keyblade appeared as a literal key because it was symbolic, and it really was just an ordinary sword. But I really don't have any evidence for that. Nice job on the video. Keep it up.
A very interesting take on this discussion, I've never considered a magical aura before around the blade. I've always thought especially the Kingdom Key is the attacking side was the side that was the sharpest despite looking like a blunt object and the side Sora always uses to go over Sora's shoulder is the safest side. The part that is dull and no sharpness is involved except maybe the Key portion of the blade.
Isn't it also possible that the key blade only cuts those that he wielder deem a threat? Since they are supposed to be connected to the heart, this would explain why certain characters are killed by it (i.e. most bosses) while others aren't (Riku and a few others). That makes the most sense, and would further connect the key blade to the wielders.
Sora is apprentice of the hiten mitsurugi ryu style
but he still hasn't mastered the secret technique
Note to everyone else
It Samurai X
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or ruroni kenshin
Hey he did cut through buildings with a delayed effect. Maybe he knows the Amekakeru no hiro meki (Guessing the spelling forgive me)...
_Amakakeru Ryu no Hira Meki_
At least if we go by the Latin American dub. :/
Those Japanese names are always a pain in the ass to spell. :P
10/10 love the editing and skit
Kinda figured that the energy blade of the Blade Charge command style would be the true form of the keyblade, but remains invisible most of the time unless of course, hence the name, charge it up to give it more power and making it visible to the naked eye.
that thing you did with the shadow heartless was so funny
Yoooo. Them heartless twitches were on point lmao. But I've always though about this while playing the game for years and totally agree with your theory
This is fucking brilliant! I love the idea you just put forth. Now I have a comeback for whenever my sister talks about how weird Keyblades are even though she's just as big a fan of Kingdom Hearts as I am.
Pretty good theory! Sounds like that's the legit explanation in-universe.
Xemnas at the start got my immediate Like. Lovin' it.
2:26 that shadow got rekt XD. HMK has no chill
I got the best reason. Keyblade is the materialization of light, so it sure can cut through the heartless, the materialization of darkness. The walls in kh are not darkness so it deflects when strikes.
Now do a theory on how Sora could go through buildings shown at 4:46 because that makes no sense
maybe the buildings are made of shadow so the light in the keyblade easily cuts through
thats probably the right answer.
+Hanzer Onori sounds about right
It's just that cool guys don't look at explosions or the things they are cutting.
Wow...I didn't have a way to explain it to my friends but now I do! Awesome idea dude.
Came for the video. Stayed for that Paul St. Peter opening.
the moment that X gonna give it to ya came on, I liked it. All respect
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So basically, it's a magic edge, and the the edge is enhanced by not only its own properties but also the user and other means. In battle people have personal magic sheilds, that help protect against attacks.
You'd think that this would be related to something like RWBY about how Aura would protect you but can only withstand so much before it falls apart. Then again an Etheral energy blade to slash through Heartless? hat would explain a lot.
hay hmk i like your theory and honestly your theory is the only one that even sound's remotly possible so good job.
So this is the big video you were talking about? This is awesome!
I kinda figured it unlocked the bonds of what it cuts. specifically of the two parts of the cut.
I knew I had to watch this because there was going to be someone hit by a keyblade in it.
I just fucking knew it.
"Hey, dude, wtf!?"
My theory was always that it was a bundle of monofilaments which were held together via some means (probably magic) and they split when striking an enemy cutting them that way
Another explanation could be that the Heartless and Nobodies have no fully physical body and that because they disintegrate, that's the reason you can cut through them? While this may mainly apply to almost all Heartless and Nobodies, prominent Nobodies like Organization XIII 1 had some people who would get sliced up, like Luxord. I feel like the Keyblade can only cut if it finishes off the opponent, or it will otherwise finish the opponent by sending a beam of light straight to the enemy.
but why does it work against people like the disney characters and The Final Fantasy cast?
TheJamacaneseNerd Think of it this way; the Disney characters oft fall against other Disney characters, and the Keyblade only bashes like a blunt object to the Disney characters and FF characters. That's why Sephiroth seems to not have any cut on him. Or that other characters outside Heartless and Nobodies seem to have not been sliced through.
Really love the concept! HMK you've really outdone yourself
HMK you went all Game Theory on this topic.
I would have stayed when he said let's try this when he putted out the Master Sword.
So we just going to ignore that beautiful Skies of Arcadia Music? Nice
As soon as we seen this...one word...TRIGGERED. LOL.
The intro....
HOLY MOLY
I always assumed the wield just hits so hard it blunts its way through something.
your stance was lit.
I actually really like this theory. It just makes sense.
1:53-1:59 dunno why but that looked so cool :D
I always thought he just always used the edge to hit them. I mean, the kingdom keys edge looks sharp af it it hit you directly.
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I like the scene as if you were in an actual kingdom hearts battle! you should do more skits as such. (the body movement was on point to XD!) I'd challenge you if i were to get my own Keyblade i'll be using Leviathan!
a good theory,someone should ask nomura about this since everything he did has a purpose someone should ask him how the kingdom key can even cut and this someone should give this theory as a possible explanation.
I would've guessed that it's actually more of a club-like weapon. It's blunt and named after the X-Blade.
That's a ret-conned explanation, but all the same.
first hmk vid ive seen where ive learned stuff, nice video
that makes alot of sense.. good job HMK!!!
this was a Funny yet smart video. Great Job as always
Holy shit that intro was awesome HMK :) always listen to Xemnas
why was donkey Kong in some bread? 😂😂
That... actually makes a lot of sense I'm accepting this as canon now
that intro was great
I absolutely loved that skit you made, made me laugh so hard. xD Keep up the good work man. ^-^
The best video you made right now im impressed
i think it had to do more with the wielder's inner strength, power and a bit of magic, since it can be seen sword wielding final fantasy characters can cut through buildings, most noticeable the battle of cloud and sephiroth in advent children
Great explanation, but i've kinda came up with that conclusion awhile ago. it's kinda obvious it should have an invisible "plasma cutter" on the edge of the keyblade. but regardless i love kingdom hearts. XD
The confusing part is that in some game the edge of the kingdom key is sharp and in others it’s just a key with no sharp edges
My theory is that since it can unlock anything it's unlocking molecules making the thing it's attacking split with a perfect slice
It could be in a way both my theory and yours with the energy around the blade
What about the crown-shaped portion near the end of the blade?
I imagine the edges of that would be jagged enough to cut, were it actual metal, in the real world, especially at the velocity with which most keyblade wielders would be able to swing it.
Them graphics though. Looks real af
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Need to know this Rage Awakened Remix! :D
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Oh...
Thanks
So you essentially mean the magical equivalent of an omniblade from mass effect would do if the hologram was diasabled. I like that idea.
them editing skillz
so magic plasma cutter along the otherwise blunt edge of the blade. i believe it
My Kingdom Hearts theory for how the Keyblade cuts would have to be light and by combining the wielder's strength with the Keyblade's while it's wrapped in how much light the wielder has , it does more damage. I've only played KH, KH2, KH re: Chain of Memories, 358/2 Days and re: coded so I'm just telling you my theory. I just thought of all this after just watching your theory. I thought it was pretty interesting. I had only wondered how it cut one other time and I gave up on it for quite awhile. I decided I'd just forget about it and just wonder to myself what our world would be like if Kingdom Hearts was actually real. We do have a lot of darkness in our world if you get what I mean so our world would probably fall to the Heartless. Sometimes I even wondered if it would be fun to be a Keyblade wielder. Fighting Heartless sounds fun if you discount the boss battles. I totally got off track didn't I? I believe the Keyblade uses it's wielder's light with the combined strength of both weapon and wielder to defeat enemies.
While I was watching a part of your theory, Riku was hit by Roxas's Keyblade yet wasn't cut. He was a bit injured but wasn't cut at all. I think Roxas's light might have wavered a bit during the fight. He and Sora may be connected but I believe their lights are different. I can't explain it yet but I will figure out how eventually.
So what end is ment to be facing up
Hmk this theory may sound crazy but what if in KH3 you create a character and they take side being one of the 13 seekers of darkness and you get to see how the story played out on the side of darkness after you beat the first game and with this custom character you can go online and the multiplayer area would be similar to birth by sleep
because it's magical in nature
Hey, HMK, did you know: AWE Me created a Kingdom Key Keyblade, and the forger made the key teeth into sharp thin blades. THAT is a Keyblade that can cut!!!
0:03 how did you do that man thats cool
time to dig out Skies of Arcadia again!
Very impressive theory HMK 🖒
HMK you should make a video on how keyblade wielders not get hit in the face by their keyblades chain. lol
7:37 "Fuck that"
Sora's heart powers the Keyblade.
I always thought it was weird that Sora uses the blunt side of the Keyblade to attack rather than the side with the teeth.