Wishing to become young again, he finds Terra, and defeats him with darkness so he can take his body. Nomura explained that Master Xehanort wishes to bring back the Keyblade War and see what happens afterward with his own eyes, but once he finds a way to accomplish this he is an old man with only a few years left to him. This was done through the fight sequence between Sora's predecessors against the unnamed elder, later revealed as Master Xehanort, and his apprentice Vanitas. Following the release of the Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, Nomura revealed a connection cameo characters and Xemnas, but wanted to leave it up to people's imagination as he still could not reveal their identities. The members are depicted to wear black, hooded coats that shield them from the corrosive effect of prolonged use of the Corridors of Darkness, portals they use to traverse among worlds. Each of the original members' name is an anagram of their original name prior to becoming a Nobody, with the addition of the letter "X" which is revealed in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep to be derived from the χ-blade. The concept of Organization XIII began with Xemnas as the first member and Roxas, Sora's Nobody as the last. Kingdom Hearts II features another Xehanort doppelganger, the Nobody Xemnas, leader of Organization XIII.
The biggest change to Xehanort's character in Kingdom Hearts II is how doppelganger, the Heartless Ansem Seeker of Darkness, was revised to feel more like an imposter of the real Ansem the Wise, with more villainous traits.
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In retrospect, Nomura believes this was properly explored as each game builds up Xehanort's character until his full introduction. Ansem symbolizes the heart while Xemnas the body leading to the focus of the original Xehanort in the future titles. Nomura conceived Xehanort as a character that is studied by the players in each installment of the series. He was often told by the manga artist that they felt "the characters come alive however they want," and some parts did change from their original conceptualization. However, when Square Enix got the approval to make the sequel Kingdom Hearts II, Nomura put together and decided an outline. Xehanort was originally conceptualized as a one-game only villain by Tetsuya Nomura for the video game Kingdom Hearts. His further exploration in Birth by Sleep and handling of boss battles were the subject of praise. Critical response to Xehanort was originally mixed as a result of his multiple alter-egos with different names that might confuse the audience. Xehanort was created by Kingdom Hearts director and designer, Tetsuya Nomura, who decided to revise elements of him when Square Enix greenlighted Kingdom Hearts II. While Kingdom Hearts III is the last major installment that focuses on Xehanort, the mobile phone game Dark Road explores the character's childhood and descent into villainy. Meanwhile, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep reveals the human elder Xehanort who, like his alter-egos, wishes to create hearts labeled as Kingdom Hearts. He was introduced as the original form of the sentient Heartless "Ansem, Seeker of Darkness" in the first game and the Nobody Xemnas in Kingdom Hearts II. He is the main antagonist of the Dark Seeker Saga, the first phase in the Kingdom Hearts series. ə n ɔːr t/) is a fictional character from the Kingdom Hearts game franchise by Square Enix. Xehanort ( Japanese: ゼアノート, Hepburn: Zeanōto, English: / ˈ z eɪ. Christopher Lloyd (Master Xehanort, Re:Mind and Melody of Memory).Rutger Hauer (Master Xehanort, Kingdom Hearts III).
Leonard Nimoy (Master Xehanort, Birth by Sleep and Dream Drop Distance).Richard Epcar (as Ansem and possessed Terra, Kingdom Hearts II afterwards).Billy Zane (Ansem, Kingdom Hearts only).
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