Talk:Mark of Mastery exam

When did this happen?

Masgrande - If the world is made of light and darkness... We'll be the darkness. TALK - You're gonna lose it all! Why does the page says that Mickey and Sora became Keyblade Master on their own without taking the test, I haven't seen any proof in the games where it even suggest that Mickey became a master on his own without taking the test and since he has Master Yen Sid its even more doubtful that he did it alone as for Sora it's kind of difficult to say since they've been calling him a keyblade master since he got the keyblade.

Eternal Nothingness XIII - You have to be strong. Strength of heart will carry you through the hardest of trials. TALK - What I do, I do for friendship. — 00:08, February 23, 2010 (UTC) I think this is more relevant to the Exam held by Eraqus. True, Mickey did train under Yen Sid in order to wield it, but he wasn't going through the exam that Terra and Aqua were. As for Sora, Terra chose Riku, the one who was supposed to wield the Keyblade, not Sora, as his successor, giving Sora/Riku an ultimate free-bee or "pass". Since Sora obtained the blade rather than Riku, this explains his case. As for the reason he got it, it could be because Ventus lies dormant in his heart.

But that still doesn't explain Sora or Mickey being masters. I think Sora and Mickey simply are wielders, not full-fledged masters like Eraqus or Xehanort, at least not in the official sense. Besides, neither Terra nor Ven were masters.Xev154 00:03, April 8, 2010 (UTC)

Nomura said that being able to unlock your own and others' hearts is an ability possessed only by masters. Hence, the Hollow Bastion scene verifies that Sora is a master.Glorious CHAOS! 06:36, April 8, 2010 (UTC)

That would make a good reference on the Sora article, and possibly this one as well, KrytenKoro. Do you have a link to the interview in which Nomura made that statement? --^DTN 06:40, April 8, 2010 (UTC)

I'm kinda iffy about that. It's technically not Sora's Keyblade he uses, but rather the KoPH. Maggosh 23:06, April 21, 2010 (UTC)

I swear I read that in an interview, but I can't find it. Odd.Glorious CHAOS! 03:59, April 22, 2010 (UTC)

商人 ⇒　承認

I changed the kanji from　商人　to 承認. They were reverted back asking for a "source". They both have the same reading(pronunciation) but have very different meanings. Simple usage of Google Translate (or any decent online JP->English dictionary) would tell you that the 商人 is idiotic as it means trader/merchant(a person). 承認 means recognition, acknowledgment, approval.

Without even referring to "official sources", which do you think would be the right one? マスター商人試験(Master Merchant Exam) or マスター承認試験(Master Qualification Exam)

If you're still not satisfied with my explanation, go get the game and see the kanji used for yourself. Seriously, guys. There are a lot of free online translator/dictionaries out there.

--121.96.141.79 12:13, June 13, 2010 (UTC)