User blog comment:007Jamesdean/A Keyblader's Test/@comment-31358352-20180814204326

Superb workmanship, James. A fine return to the Little Mermaid and a good way to test Melody's new Keyblade Powers. But you know something, I just had an idea for something that you and NicoChan11 will really like. Why not make the rest of the Disney Characters Sora and the others met on their respective journey throughout the Kingdom Hearts universe and have them possess the ability to wield the Keyblade. For example, Maleficient aka the good one Lola befriended long ago, Belle and Beast aka Prince Adam, Tarzan and Jane, Aladdin, Jasmine, and Sadira from the TV adaptation, Disney's Alice from Alice in Wonderland plus her older counterpart from the live action version, Peter Pan and Wendy, Simba, Kion, KIara, and Kovu (they can wield them like Sora did in his lion form in KH2), Lilo and Stitch, Mulan and Shang, Snow White, Aurora or Briar Rose and Prince Phillip, Cinderella, Rapunzel and Eugene, Ralph and Vanellope from Wreck It Ralph, Nick and Judy from Zootopia, Anna and Elsa from Frozen, and Hercules and Megara. But why stop there with the movies when there's the TV series to cover. Another example being that Goliath, Eliza, and Angela from Gargoyles, Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable from Kim Possible, Jake Long, his little sister Haley, and Rose from American Dragon: Jake Long, Star and Marco, Dipper, Mabel, Pacifica (after her transformation following Northwest Manor Mystery), Soos, and Wendy from Gravity Falls, Elena from Elena of Avalor, Penny Proud from the Proud Family, and include some Darkwing Duck, Phineas and Ferb, and Teamo Supremo and we've got more firepower and several more Keyblade masters who can balance the light and dark spectrums. I don't if you will do this, but just give some thought about. Oh, and don't forget to write this down in your journal for later so you don't forget since I'm sure you have a lot more ideas for future chapters. And if you don't mind, I wouldn't mind if you did a themed chapter on House of Mouse since that old cartoon series brought together Disney's best and put them together for a night out at a cool club and away from their usual business. It was a fine part of my childhood and I think you have similar thoughts. Again, just think on it and write it down in your journal for later on. Anyway, good job as always and keep up the fine work you're doing, J.D. Goodbye for now. Vince out.