is yen sid a keyblade master

well he probably just found the keychain and decided it has better stats. The same freakin' stars, the same color pallette.....oh, snap! And what's a Keyblade Master without his Keyblade. He believes that by having 13 dark Keyblade Masters fight seven light Keyblade Masters, he can reforge the original keyblade and unlock Kingdom Hearts.He also had been eyeing Sora to be his 13th recruit in the form of a vessel.

I forgot how I typed it up, but I think I remember all what I said.As a retired Keyblade Master, could Yen Sid's Keyblade be the Star Seeker? In order to access it, the original keyblade was needed. (Except for Coded for some reason)Well, the Star Seeker is Mickey's OG Keyblade (and then he found the Kingdom Key D in the RoD and took his shirt off for some reason) so it's feasible that Yen Sid passed the Star Seeker down to Mickey as his apprentice. DXMakes sense to me. Ventus' heart protects Sora's from Xehanort's attack, but not before Sora's heart is weakened. Sora: Master Yen Sid you are a wise sage and a former keyblade master. The new Xehanort still has an obsession with darkness and unlocking Kingdom Hearts; he also discovers how to create Heartless and Nobodies to help serve his goal.Some time later, Xehanort betrays Ansem by banishing him to the realm of darkness, then creates more Heartless and Nobodies out of Ansem's other apprentices and himself. Along with the keyblade, the world also shattered into pieces.

This leaves Sora unconscious while Riku completes Yen Sid's quest, granting him the title of Keyblade Master.Once Sora, Riku, King Mickey, Aqua, Ventus, Axel and Kairi come together as the seven light Keyblade Masters, they travel to the Keyblade Graveyard to battle with Xehanort and his 13 dark Keyblade Masters.

Given that Keyblade Masters can borrow other people's Keyblades from time to time, it's not hard to imagine that you can permanently borrow a Keyblade from someone, though I don't think it's ever been formally addressed by Nomura or anyone else.Personally though, I prefer the idea of Yen Sid having his own unique Keyblade. *End SPOILERS* but now the question becomes, why does Mickey's Keyblade become the Kingdom Key D in KH1? As Xehanort starts to corrupt Kingdom Hearts, Sora and friends decide to use Xehanort's time powers to transport them and Xehanort to Scala Ad Caelum in the past.There they finally manage to defeat Xehanort and all of his other versions to restore Kingdom Hearts. Loves to play video games, writing, making YouTube videos, streaming on Twitch, spending time with family/friends, and playing handball. Everyone else gets one, even characters that don't make sense, so why shouldn't he?I actually find it incredibly likely that the Keyblade Mickey was given was Yen Sid's and then Mickey just started using the Kingdom Key D through most of the other games. Years ago (don't know how many) on Facebook, I remember myself typing up a status about Yen Sid's Keyblade. Because of Sora's keyblade, the three form an alliance to search for Riku, Kairi and King Mickey while defending the worlds.The trio has to fight Maleficent, who plans to use the Seven Princesses of Heart -- each protected by a pure light fragment from the original keyblade -- to access Kingdom Hearts.

This leaves Sora unconscious while Riku completes Yen Sid's quest, granting him the title of Keyblade Master. Sora sacrifices himself using The Power of Awakening to revive Kairi. Yen Sid, formerly known as Master Yen Sid, is a former wielder of the Keyblade. As such, Yen Sid approves Riku’s mark of mastery exam and the purple-haired bro is officially anointed as a keyblade master. You can post now and register later. Years ago (dont know how many) on Facebook, I remember myself typing up a status about Yen Sids Keyblade.