Only Kingdom Hearts fans are happy with Twitter’s makeover.
Only Kingdom Hearts fans are happy with Twitter's makeover.
The Kingdom Hearts Community Embraces Elon Musk’s Twitter Rebrand
As Twitter undergoes a major revamp, rebranding itself as ‘X’ and abandoning its beloved blue bird logo, only one group of fans seems to be rejoicing: the Kingdom Hearts community. Yes, you heard that right! These dedicated fans have fully embraced the change and are even speculating that Elon Musk himself is a secret fan of the Square Enix RPG series. Talk about a plot twist!
It all started when keen-eyed Kingdom Hearts enthusiasts noticed a striking similarity between the members of the Organization XIII, a morally ambiguous group from the series, and the letter “X.” In true fan fashion, they promptly updated their profile pictures to showcase a member of Organization XIII and incorporated the letter “X” into their usernames. Twelve years later, everyone in the Kingdom Hearts community suddenly decided it was cool to ditch the blue bird for a single, enigmatic letter. Talk about dedication!
Lost count of how many times I’ve seen that iconic profile picture? Can’t say I blame you. It’s like witnessing a beautiful symphony of fandom. A wholesome sight to behold! The unity and creativity of this community coming together is truly something special. It’s been a while since I’ve seen such a revolutionary movement. Mom (Master of Masters) would definitely be proud.
Elon Musk, the mastermind behind this Twitter shake-up, probably never expected to receive such enthusiastic support from the Kingdom Hearts community, but here we are. Just one harmless letter rebranding a whole social media platform, and these fans go wild! It’s like they’ve discovered a Keyblade of joy amidst all the chaos. Way to spread positivity, guys!
Now, this wouldn’t be a true Kingdom Hearts conspiracy without some fan-theorized connections to the series’ infamous villain, Xehanort. According to a cunning Reddit post, there are some intriguing parallels between the timing of Twitter’s changes and significant numbers in the Kingdom Hearts lore. Coincidence? I think not!
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For starters, Twitter went by its familiar name, logo, and color scheme for a solid 13 years—strangely mirroring the presence of 13 Seekers of Darkness in the game. And let’s not forget the month of July, when Twitter’s rebranding occurred. This just happens to be the seventh month, coinciding with the existence of seven Guardians of Light. Is it all just an elaborate marketing campaign crafted by Square Enix? Or could Elon Musk be searching for a new vessel? Only time will tell.
Amidst all the speculation and conspiracy theories, one thing is certain: Kingdom Hearts fans certainly know how to make the most out of any situation. With the lack of updates on Kingdom Hearts 4, these fans deserve all the fun distractions they can get. We’ve been longing for news since the game’s initial announcement in April 2022. Sure, we’ve heard hints about the “early development” stage and promises that the game will feel “slightly different,” but we hunger for more. So, who can blame these hardcore fans for diverting their attention to the Twitter shenanigans?
Let’s end on a lighter note, shall we? Take a moment to scroll through the collection of memes below, created by the Kingdom Hearts community to celebrate the Twitter transformation. Laughter is the best cure for impatience, after all. And while we eagerly await Kingdom Hearts 4, why not catch up on the series so far with our handy guide on how to play the games in order? Get ready to traverse the magical worlds and connect the heartwarming tales of Disney and Final Fantasy.
