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A fictional group of fictional humanoid creatures known as 'Nobodies' within the video game of Kingdom Hearts. They are beings without hearts, and have banded together in an attempt to get their hearts back. Each wear a black trenchcoat with a hood, and have a signature weapon and element. Whether they are 'evil' or not is up for debate. They lack hearts, and thus are incapable of feeling any emotions such as remorse.

Also, they are probably the only 'villains' (for lack of a better term) in history to have a bigger fanbase than the main characters. They're names are all anograms of their original names with an 'x' added.

Surprised many in the gaming and anime world.
KH is a collaboration between Disney, Disney Interactive and Square-Enix (know for their Final Fantasy series).

It is an RPG on the PS2, and you play a young boy named Sora, who is welder of a weapon called the "KeyBlade". Sora's home is destroyed and his friend (a cheerful red-head)named Kairi- is taken by a force called the "Darkness"

Sora is tossed into an adventure and is aided by the loveable Goofy (a knight), and short tempered Donald Duck (a wizard).

Together they are looking for a light to stop the darkness.


While Kingdom Hearts had a huge amount of critism from so "hardcore" gamers and anime watchers who say "i hate Disney"

Kingdom Hearts has proved them wrong and has become a loved game with a good fanbase. Its a game that has made its permanent mark in game history due to its sources.

A person that doesn't care what they do to hurt someone.

A perfect person.

The studly blonde guy who is everyone's favorite Swede.

A character from the Kingdom Hearts series.
(Spoilers included, information 70%-80% accurate, i still have yet to play the game)
Among fans of the KH series he was referred to as the BHK for the past 2 years, the game was released in japan a week or so ago and slightly before that his name was finally revealed to us, his name is an anagram of Sora (minus the X)

He is a member of Organization XIII, all members have an X in their name, which can also show how Roxas relates to Sora and the Organisation just through his name. He is a Keyblade wielder, and his ability to use the keyblade was givin to him when Sora temporairly became a Heartless in KH1. Roxas is the thirteenth member of the order and is also featured in the 'Deep Dive' movie shown at the end of KH: Final Mix, he is shown wielding two keyblades, the Oblivion and Oathkeeper, after fighting the heartless, he then rushes up the side of a building where he is aided by Riku, who after all the commotion then turns on Roxas and knocks him out.
The first member of the organization 'Xemnas' reveals Sora's existence to Roxas, causing him to leave the Organization
Roxas' memory was altered by Namine and he now resides in Twilight town, unable to recall his memories of being with the Organization.

Saix a member of Organization 13 is in the ever loving game Kingdom Heart II for the ps2. He shows up Hallow Bastion for the first time, confronting Sora and friends that he need to kill more heartless, but what Sora dosnt know is that he is being tricked into killing them to make Kingdom Hearts grow. Saix is sort of a main character in the game. You defeat him in The World That Never Was.

If you see a guy with blue hair, and a X on his face. Yeah that's him. He uses the moon to power up and he is not that hard to beat in the game. As long as you grab his Claymore (the name of his weapon) you can use that to defeat him. It will take a couple of times but well worth it for the next fight you get to fight Luxord.

Not much is said about Saix's past, but few fans say he comes from a different dimension. I would like to say that he comes from World of Warcraft (dont make fun of me my friend said that and i stuck with it)

Number 4 of Organization XIII
Also known as the "Freezing Scholar"

Vexen is the research scientist of the group and loves to study the secrets of the heart. Vexen is ranked higher than most others in the game and has long dirty blond hair. He can control the power of ice and carries a large shield in battle that blocks any frontal attacks made against him.

In Chain of Memories, he appears to help in Marluxia's plot, but actually siding with Zexion and Lexaeus. He first battles Riku in order to create a replica of him. However, Vexen cared nothing for his "experiment" and allows Naminé manipulate the duplicate's memories against his wishes. When he encounters Sora, Vexen says that he came to collect his "debt" and provokes Sora's anger by making him believe that he controlled Riku rather than created a replica. After their battle, Vexen gives Sora the card to Twilight Town with the intention of revealing something important to the boy. Marluxia considers him a traitor as a result and sends Axel to kill him.

In Twilight Town, Vexen attempts to reveal to Sora why he feels as though he has been to Twilight Town despite being fairly certain (though memories are never quite certain in Castle Oblivion) that he had never been there. Sora and Vexen battle again after Vexen tells Sora to throw away his memories and listen to his heart. Following the fight, Vexen sees Sora as a true threat; even after being weakened by false memories, Sora remained very strong. Just as Vexe...

How often is it that people take Xaldin and give him a personality that seems less intelligent than what he really is? He is truly a brilliant man, as his time as one of the Apprentices would indicate, and it is doubtful that he has quite the penchant for stabbing and drinking that so many seem to think he has. True, one doesn't learn terribly much of him from the game, but he does prove that he can think and plan things out quite well, even under pressure. And yet instead of basing his personality off of what he does and says, so many people seem to enjoy basing it off of their interpretation of his appearance. Yes, just before the battle against him begins, he asks, "Where's the fun in this?" but couldn't he be asking it out of boredom from the belief that fighting is less interesting to him than taking the time to learn about someone and attempt to manipulate them.

It’s true that that's not overly positive either, but it’s likely that Xaldin is far more restrained than most people seem to consider him. He hides his thoughts from the world, keeping them to himself with a strict discipline, similar to that of Saïx. Along the same line of thought, consider how much work it would take to control six lances so finely all at the same time. Wouldn't that itself require a great deal of concentration? And so Xaldin, becomes an incredibly deep character, where nothing outside of his discipline and intelligence are recognized for sure.

To some, Xaldin seems to be a sad chara...