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Honestly, "Two Across" is a hideous translation. The name means something akin to "Two people which meet fortuitously". It's meant to refer to the crossing of Sora and Riku's memories, the Oathkeeper and Oblivion, into the Keyblade.
めぐりあう二人:
- 巡り会う(P); 巡り合う; 巡り逢う(oK) 【めぐりあう】 (v5u) to meet fortuitously (poet); to meet by chance; to happen across
- 二人 【ふたり】 (n) two persons; two people; pair; couple;
Fateful is not correct either, as the implication is that this is completely random and lucky. "Encounter" has that element of luck, and is one of the closest synonyms.
I think "Couple's Encounter" or "Encountering Two".
I'd choose "Encountering Two", it's slightly more grammatically correct.
If this translation doesn't satisfy anyone, I can get further confirmation from a Japanese professor I know.
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