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In a similar vein, why are the Guard Armor and Opposite Armor on separate pages? They, like the Shadow Stalker and Dark Thorn, are just two phases of one boss battle, aren't they? It's the same Heartless changing shape.{{User:LapisScarab/Sig}}05:44, June 13, 2010 (UTC) | In a similar vein, why are the Guard Armor and Opposite Armor on separate pages? They, like the Shadow Stalker and Dark Thorn, are just two phases of one boss battle, aren't they? It's the same Heartless changing shape.{{User:LapisScarab/Sig}}05:44, June 13, 2010 (UTC) | ||
:JUST THE EXAMPLE I NEEDED! Yeah, what about that? Is that a point-prover right there? --{{User:LegoAlchemist/Sig}} 05:56, June 13, 2010 (UTC) |
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Where does it state that the Shadow Stalker is a Pureblood Heartless?```CyberXIII
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Two Heartless
Come on, isn't this two different Heartless? They have seperate names, different strategies, etc. Why do we have them on the same article? --LegoAlchemist 21:40, April 16, 2010 (UTC)
Have you ever played KH2? if so you know that when you defeat Shadow Stalker he becomes the dark thorn--Xabryn 23:04, April 16, 2010 (UTC)
- We used to have them on two separate pages (KHFR still has them on two separate pages, mind you). The only reason why we fused them together is because of continuity : the Shadow Stalker doesn't give any rewards, and it still takes place in the same arena. TROISNYX AMDG 01:45, April 17, 2010 (UTC)
Okay, that's very nice and all, but it's like putting Possessor and its variations all on one page. You're fighting all of them at once, so why not stick em all there? Jeez. --LegoAlchemist 22:49, June 12, 2010 (UTC)
- The journal entry explicitly says that they are the same Heartless, if that helps. Not just the same species.Glorious CHAOS! 01:45, June 13, 2010 (UTC)
- How about World of Chaos, Ansem, Seeker of Darkness, and Xehanort's Guardian? They're all technically the same Heartless (maybe not Ansem...). Maybe we should splash them all on one page.
- I get that Shadow Stalker changes into Dark Thorn, and is fought right after it, but still, they're still seperate. It's still two boss fights. Two boss fights, two Heartless. This one is special, however, because one changes into the other. --LegoAlchemist 01:54, June 13, 2010 (UTC)
- Xehanort's Guardian appears without Ansem, and World of Chaos is not a permanent part of Ansem (it operates as a summoned warship, for example). Dark Thorn and Shadow Stalker are literally the same thing, more like "Xemnas, Xemnas (Armor), Xemnas (Dragoon)", and are a single character.Glorious CHAOS! 03:16, June 13, 2010 (UTC)
- ...But the World of Chaos is Xehanort. Either that, or his Guardian. Sound familier? If Xemnas's "Dragoon" is a part of him, I don't see why World of Chaos and Ansem aren't one.
- Xehanort's Guardian appears without Ansem, and World of Chaos is not a permanent part of Ansem (it operates as a summoned warship, for example). Dark Thorn and Shadow Stalker are literally the same thing, more like "Xemnas, Xemnas (Armor), Xemnas (Dragoon)", and are a single character.Glorious CHAOS! 03:16, June 13, 2010 (UTC)
- I get that Shadow Stalker changes into Dark Thorn, and is fought right after it, but still, they're still seperate. It's still two boss fights. Two boss fights, two Heartless. This one is special, however, because one changes into the other. --LegoAlchemist 01:54, June 13, 2010 (UTC)
In a similar vein, why are the Guard Armor and Opposite Armor on separate pages? They, like the Shadow Stalker and Dark Thorn, are just two phases of one boss battle, aren't they? It's the same Heartless changing shape.LapisLazuliScarab05:44, June 13, 2010 (UTC)