Ok so spoilers for ReMind Aight so I was watching the two cut scenes for the Yozora battle. The one where Sora loses and the one where he wins. Now, we know that the true ending is the one where Sora wins. So a lot of people have been asking what was the point of the other ending and I think I may have a developing theory on that. At the end of each scene both Yozora and Sora say the lines from the first game. “I’ve been having these weird thoughts lately. Like, is any of this for real? Or not?” Plus one more, “This doesn’t make any sense to me.” And who starts and ends these lines depends on who wins. If Sora wins he starts and finishes. If Yozora wins he does the same. Yozora’s behaviour when he wakes up the car changes too. When Yozora wins he just wakes up and looks out the window. He seems more comfortable and familiar with his surroundings. If Sora wins he wakes up looking a bit more confused. He looks around a bit more sort of like he’s familiar with where he is but he’s surprised that he woke up there (again?). And when Yozora wins the camera focuses more his red eye(left) and when Sora wins it focuses more on his blue one(right). (Sora has blue eyes as well). The easiest way to explain my overall theory is comparing it to the FMA (2003) ending and movie. Edward switched conscience with the Edward of the other world. And the concept of the movie is that Shamballa and the other world are parallels. Maybe its the same for Sora and Yozora. The question is which world is “Shamballa” and which Edward are they? (I’m not sure what to do with Yozora saying that that isnt what he actually looks which implies that he may be someone else etc etc. Idfk). Plus another small thing is that at the end the smoke is going in the opposite direction. Yozora wins it flows downward, Sora wins it flows upward. Idk if it means anything but I thought I’d add that.
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