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He also gains power over Light at this point, able to steal Sora's light and trap it in the center of the arena, using it to create pillars of light and having it emit golden waves of energy. The χ-blade allowed Xehanort to rain down meteors of darkness and he could channel the Kingdom Hearts to fire a large beam of darkness that would have overwhelmed Sora had he not been empowered by his connection to his friends. He found his way to Xehanort on the beaches of his homeworld, the Destiny Islands.Years later, a teenage Xehanort began a training journey in preparation for his upcoming After finishing his journey, Xehanort began his Mark of Mastery, ultimately passing and earning the title of Master. For Kingdom Hearts III on the PlayStation 4, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Such a shame that we won't have a Prime Xehanort". His combat abilities are enhanced due to not only now possessing Terra's much fitter body but also gaining access to Terra's own skills. However, when the Reality Shift is executed once more, the clock's health is how it was when Young Xehanort rewound the fight.

This not only allows Xehanort multiple paths to take even if his schemes are spoiled, but keeps him one step ahead of all his adversaries, even the immensely wise and powerful Yen Sid. As this Keyblade was gained by Terra-Xehanort through Master Xehanort's heart's more powerful influence, it is also used through Master Xehanort's influence to unlock Terra-Xehanort's heart. Xehanort then moved his sights to the next best, Roxas, before eventually setting his sights on Sora, the same boy who contains the power of Ventus, Xehanort's first pupil, who is personified in Sora's nobody, Roxas, who was made from Ventus's heart. While these motives for seeking knowledge and creating a more balanced existence were not initially evil in nature, they allowed Xehanort to feel no remorse for his actions and commit heinous atrocities throughout the worlds for years on end, turning Xehanort into a violent and amoral villain who is eventually consumed by his lust for knowledge, power, and darkness. Listen on Spotify: Songs from the Kingdom Hearts III soundtrack mixed with fan picks and older KH songs (including the theme song Skrillex & Hikaru Utada - Face My Fears) - Artwork by Less Gravity Master Xehanort ultimately left Ventus in Eraqus's care, to let him train and grow stronger. Master Xehanort is able to wield his Keyblade with great skill despite his age, and enough of his strength has remained over the years that he is able to use it in fast-paced physical combos. A tiny king named Mickey came wielding a legendary key — the infamous "Keyblade," said to bring both chaos and prosperity to the world. Terra becomes enraged, and battles Xehanort and Vanitas. These actions seem very indicative of his obsession and excitement over his plans and visions, nearly losing his calm composure when discussing over what can be achieved and when fulfilling the most essential steps of his elaborate plots and calculated betrayals. You're browsing the GameFAQs Message Boards as a guest. Sora pursues him, and Xehanort once again summons the χ-blade and opens Kingdom Hearts in Scala ad Caelum. The Master Xehanort served as the central antagonist of the Dark Seeker saga of the Much like Xehanort, "Ansem", and Xemnas, Master Xehanort is shown to be a cunning, callous, and pragmatic being with the sole goal of merging with Kingdom Hearts and become all-knowing, the lives of innocent people and even his closest friends meaning absolutely nothing to him.