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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Couldn't be possible that abusing the power of darkness could possibly have some...long-term aging effects on the body? Of course we know that gaining yellow eyes is a tell-tale sign, but I think dwelling in the dark for so long may have sped up Master Xehanort's aging. He looks a little too old to be Eraqus' colleague, not to mention his bald, noticible veiny cranium. I don't know, it's a possibility. I also noticed that Braig a little different aside from the yellow eye and pointy ears when seen at the Keyblade Graveyard. And then you have Riku, who went from a shrimp to a young adult within the span of one year. Kaihedgie 21:36, February 26, 2010 |