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'''Subject X''' is the | '''Subject X''' is the designation given to a mysterious girl mentioned in the [[Secret Reports]] of ''[[Kingdom Hearts III]]''. While her identity is not specified, she is a character who has previously appeared in the series.<ref>[http://dengekionline.com/elem/000/001/886/1886230/ ''Kingdom Hearts III'' Interview with Tetsuya Nomura (Dengeki PS)]; '''Interviewer''': "Many people who have finished KH3 are interested in the "girl" that Lea and Isa were looking for, and the existence of the "NAMELESS STAR" in the Final World. Can you give us any kind of hint about the truth behind these girls? Are they characters who have already appeared in the series?" / '''Tetsuya Nomura''': "I think this is also possible to figure out for yourself if you look at all the secret reports, but yes, they are characters who have already appeared in the series. You will find out who "NAMELESS STAR" if there is a next time." [https://www.khinsider.com/news/Dengeki-Playstation-interviews-Nomura-on-Kingdom-Hearts-3-14711 Translation via Goldpanner].</ref> | ||
Subject X is described as an amnesiac girl around fifteen years old, who is found in [[Radiant Garden]] sometime during [[Terra-Xehanort]]'s time as a researcher working under [[Ansem the Wise]]. | ==Story== | ||
===Before ''Kingdom Hearts III''=== | |||
Subject X is described as an amnesiac girl around fifteen years old, who is found in [[Radiant Garden]] sometime during [[Terra-Xehanort]]'s time as a researcher working under [[Ansem the Wise]]. Unable to speak at the time, she was placed in a cell within the castle and investigated by the researchers who asked questions and ran tests on her in an attempt to uncover her memory. She slowly regains patches of memory over time, describing her homeworld as something from a "fairy tale", recalling "four friends and a key", and the words "May your [[heart]] be your guiding key". | |||
She | She befriends [[Lea]] and [[Isa]], two boys who often sneak into the castle to investigate the strange noises coming from within its walls. They planned to infiltrate the castle again one night and find a way to set her free. | ||
Terra-Xehanort takes a particular interest in her, finding the tests to uncover her memory helping him to slowly recover his own. Operating behind his master's back, Terra-Xehanort wishes to perform a more dangerous experiment on her, claiming in a report that his previous test subjects were too weak and "suffered mental collapse". | |||
However, before he could do so, Ansem the Wise learns of the inhumane experimentation his apprentices have been conducting and orders them to cease their research and release all of their subjects, including Subject X. Soon after, she is taken away from her cell by [[Braig]]. Finding themselves too late to help, Lea and Isa eventually decide to become apprentices of Ansem the Wise in order to find a lead on her. They would later continue into [[Organization XIII]] and scheme their way up its ranks for the same reason. | |||
It is currently unknown what happened to Subject X after this, but at some point later, she penned a report detailing her experience as a test subject, lamenting that she has yet to recall her name and origin. She closes the report with "May my heart be my guiding key". | |||
===''Kingdom Hearts III''=== | |||
[[Ansem, Seeker of Darkness]] interrogates his former master Ansem the Wise for answers on the missing girl's whereabouts to no avail. Later, [[Saïx]] and Lea share a conversation reminiscing on their days as youths, reaffirming their decade-long goal of locating and helping her. | |||
==Notes and references== | |||
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| Subject X | ||
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| Japanese | 被験者Ⅹ | |
| Rōmaji | Hikensha X | |
| Homeworld | Unknown Radiant Garden | |
| Game | Kingdom Hearts III | |
Subject X is the designation given to a mysterious girl mentioned in the Secret Reports of Kingdom Hearts III. While her identity is not specified, she is a character who has previously appeared in the series.[1]
Story[edit]
Before Kingdom Hearts III[edit]
Subject X is described as an amnesiac girl around fifteen years old, who is found in Radiant Garden sometime during Terra-Xehanort's time as a researcher working under Ansem the Wise. Unable to speak at the time, she was placed in a cell within the castle and investigated by the researchers who asked questions and ran tests on her in an attempt to uncover her memory. She slowly regains patches of memory over time, describing her homeworld as something from a "fairy tale", recalling "four friends and a key", and the words "May your heart be your guiding key".
She befriends Lea and Isa, two boys who often sneak into the castle to investigate the strange noises coming from within its walls. They planned to infiltrate the castle again one night and find a way to set her free.
Terra-Xehanort takes a particular interest in her, finding the tests to uncover her memory helping him to slowly recover his own. Operating behind his master's back, Terra-Xehanort wishes to perform a more dangerous experiment on her, claiming in a report that his previous test subjects were too weak and "suffered mental collapse".
However, before he could do so, Ansem the Wise learns of the inhumane experimentation his apprentices have been conducting and orders them to cease their research and release all of their subjects, including Subject X. Soon after, she is taken away from her cell by Braig. Finding themselves too late to help, Lea and Isa eventually decide to become apprentices of Ansem the Wise in order to find a lead on her. They would later continue into Organization XIII and scheme their way up its ranks for the same reason.
It is currently unknown what happened to Subject X after this, but at some point later, she penned a report detailing her experience as a test subject, lamenting that she has yet to recall her name and origin. She closes the report with "May my heart be my guiding key".
Kingdom Hearts III[edit]
Ansem, Seeker of Darkness interrogates his former master Ansem the Wise for answers on the missing girl's whereabouts to no avail. Later, Saïx and Lea share a conversation reminiscing on their days as youths, reaffirming their decade-long goal of locating and helping her.
Notes and references[edit]
- ^ Kingdom Hearts III Interview with Tetsuya Nomura (Dengeki PS); Interviewer: "Many people who have finished KH3 are interested in the "girl" that Lea and Isa were looking for, and the existence of the "NAMELESS STAR" in the Final World. Can you give us any kind of hint about the truth behind these girls? Are they characters who have already appeared in the series?" / Tetsuya Nomura: "I think this is also possible to figure out for yourself if you look at all the secret reports, but yes, they are characters who have already appeared in the series. You will find out who "NAMELESS STAR" if there is a next time." Translation via Goldpanner.
