#xigbar

[tomboyjessie13]

What did you do to get the Organization to look at you like this?

[bestialflare]

every single mission they have in days feels like this

[fishtoonz]

Behold.... Organization Wormteen Made these a looooong time ago and only ever posted them to Twitter so... I plop them here!

[flummoxx]

where would I be without you, 358/2 days

[catboygirljoker]

hes literally so cutes here

[dewprisms]

New c0mm by starlightfruit on twt/blusky! Based on this redraw meme on yumetwt.

[xiiiwayfinders]

[voidy-core]

Just some doodles I wanted to try and draw them xd

[krankenmaus]

for the love of god.

i may never finish this, but thats ok

text is song lyrics

[no-context-kh]

[r0bita]

I can't help but wonder if Braig/Xigbar had intentions of using Ienzo/Zexion's body when it came time for him to use another.

In the cutscene where they pass each other in the hallway, Ienzo is the first to notice him and Terra-Nort conversing with eachother, possibly hinting that he had suspicions on them for a while. Making Ienzo a potential threat to Braig's agenda (at least until Ansem was banished).

And then there's the other cutscene where Zigbar has a conversation with Zexion about Xemnas and the two chambers. Why would he bother Zexion on the topic unless he believed he knew something, or if he wanted to pass off that information to him for a reason. Was it bait for a trap, or just testing Zexion's curiosity???

I've often wondered whether there was a reason for why Zexion and had a lot of screen time in KH (aside from maybe being a fan favorite) and I figured it's because there had been some plans for Ienzo that haven't been put out there in front of us yet.

Ienzo was the youngest of the Ansem's apprentices and would've likely become Ansem's heir since he was being raised by him as his own child. If Luxu/Braig had any plans for a potential backup after using his current body, then out of the apprentices present, Ienzo would have been the most convenient choice.

A child raised and beloved by royalty with an immense thirst and capacity for knowledge on the heart and other worlds. Sounds like a perfect candidate for Luxu.

[slowdrippingnoise]

i love the contrast that luxu's function as the MoM's "warp point" creates with sora's use of kh's wacky heart-based time travel magic. the MoM keeps luxu deep in his orbit, fills his head with his memory and ideals, sets him on an unavoidable path all in the MoM's name. luxu needs to have the MoM's indelible mark on his heart and mind, to carry him with him forever, to bring him forward into any new world he finds for himself. we see how many people sora connects with out of a genuine, spontaneous sense of love and openness, he wants to help people, to let them into his heart as much as he becomes a part of theirs. luxu and the MoM's relationship may be friendly, may be close, but fundamentally it is planned out, deliberate, transactional. luxu isn't loved- he's needed- he's a tool. i love the mobile games this is sick. something something riku something something terranort something something org13-

[bestialflare]

okay serious post done. back to bullshit

[t-pose]

kingdom hearts text posts number idk leave me alone

[briskapollo]

Every As If in Kingdom Hearts

[catboygirljoker]

hey hi im having swirling and spinning luxubar thoughts again. let's look at these lines.

i imagine he phrases it this way because it's a casual, laid-back way of expressing this idea. "more recently, i go by the name Xigbar, but you can call me Luxu if you want, I don't care either way." (and the fact that he doesn't have a strong preference about the name he's called still says something about his relationship to his own identity, i think!)

but absolutely i feel this can be interpreted on a deeper level, too. the question is about who he is—about his identity in isolation—but the way he responds defines him relationally—"these days they call me Xigbar, but hey, whatever suits you." a sense of identity that is fluid, dependent on who he serves, on what role he plays.

a sense of identity made even more tragic by the fact that, no, Xigbar isn't his real name, and neither was Braig, but neither is Luxu.

[this is Chirithy, speaking about the Master of Masters.]

even the name Luxu, considered his "true identity", was bestowed on him by his master. every identity we have ever known for Xigbar, every name he's ever had, has been a name he assumed in pursuit of someone else's goal. Braig and Bragi were names he acquired from his vessels. Luxu and even Xigbar were names he was given by his superiors. he has only ever been defined in relation to someone else, by someone else's past or someone else's ambitions.