After I got this game on the 8th of June, I have been playing it for a while. I put it on Proud Mode, so it would be nice and challenging, and Holy Tiger Fangs... this was a real challenge compared to Kingdom Hearts 2. And despite it being in Kanji Japanese, I understood bits and pieces, but I understood the major parts and why this is and that.

I was right! I knew that the game would end with Roxas waking up in Kingdom Hearts 2. The Battle between Roxas and Riku was the day before(spoiler). But dang the Last Boss, she was difficult on Day 357. Day 358 is vs Riku. But the cutscenes were amazing--- they were more detailed than the Kingdom Hearts 2 cutscenes for the PS2.

I finally can wield the Oathkeeper since I beat the game. But it was difficult to beat. She... had 4 forms, and the 3rd Form was the hardest in my view.

Questions answered. The reason for Roxas having 2 keyblades was because...(MAJOR spoiler-skip this paragraph if you don't wish to know.) The keyblades were both Kingdom Keys, and in fact Roxas takes Xion's in the left hand and is the reason why it becomes the Oathkeeper. The Oblivion in the right is the fact that Sora and Riku had a Rivalry. Xion is not Kairi's Nobody, but in-fact is Sora's Memory of Kairi and is the reason why Sora forgets her in Castle Oblivion, Xion is the runaway memory Namine lost control of. That is the reason it took a year for Sora to regain the memories. Xion was in fact a creation of Namine when Castle Oblivion was formed. But Xion didn't own a face until Sora entered Castle Oblivion and once revealed Xion took Kairi's Face. Roxas' days in the Organization proved to be well, but he being there caused an uneasy mix between members I through VI since Roxas owned Ven's Face(he appears in 358/2) But only temporary since He or well Xion beats Xigbar...(if you are angry with me for this paragraph, I warned you)

And I can't believe the game's over, oh well can't wait for the English Version so I can play Multiplayer with my brother and other friends.

~Hasta Luego

*to I called Roxas, Ven, and Larxene