History TearJerker / KingdomHeartsX

* The ending: You see the beginning and fight in the Keyblade War. You see how everything falls apart. It's heartbreaking. The final scene makes it worse.

** [[spoiler:Seeing that lone heart float away into the air really helps deliver that GutPunch, doesn't it?]

** [[spoiler:Seeing that lone heart float away into the air really helps deliver that GutPunch, doesn't it?]]
** [[UpToEleven Even worse]] still, [[spoiler: in a recent update, it is confirmed that Lauriam, whom we had previously assumed to be the assailant who took her out, is indeed her brother, and he has no knowledge of her fate, taking up the mantle as Foreteller in her stead. He assumes Strelitzia had gone missing and is really worried about her.]] Can't begin to imagine what'll happen when he finds out the truth...

** The fact that Ava attacking Luxu starts the Keyblade War; [[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep once again]], the BigGood caused a DownerEnding because she went too far in trying to save everyone.
** Furthermore, [[spoiler: the Protagonist is forced to fight four of five Foretellers in a row, never actually winning any of the fights while they're battered and very, very much detest the war itself. Aced even batters them after the fight and kicks them while they're down for extra measure. It's no wonder that after all's said and done, the Protagonist just collapses in the middle of the battlefield on the brink of exhaustion or even near-death.]]

* Back Cover gives us a new one for the Foretellers (including Luxu). Each and every one of them were friends with each other, but the revelation of a Traitor in their midst breaks them all in different ways. Gula isolates himself from other people, Aced is visibly upset by the very idea, and the others seem in disbelief that one of them would even betray the others, and Luxu seems to have a hint of being distraught at having to leave. As Back Cover goes on, we see how the tensions between the Foretellers fracture their relationships with each other further, to the point where Aced is ganged up on by Invi, Ava and Gula. Yet even as they fight each other, it's very visible that each one of them is lamenting the idea that one of them would betray the others, and how badly they each react to being accused of being the traitor and even some token signs of still trying to show they are friends (the scene between Ira and Aced after the latter fights off the three other Foretellers, Ava and Invi explaining their roles to each other, Gula's hesitation at actually killing Aced and bringing up his idea to Ava on summoning Kingdom Hearts come to mind) makes the very idea of the Keyblade War being set off by them all going against each other all the more heartbreaking. And Luxu can't do anything except watch. The factor that there's implications of the Master setting them all against each other in a BatmanGambit is even worse.

* Since this story happens before the Keyblade War and the Keyblade war pretty much wrecked the universe, the future of Daybreak Town and its inhabitants doesn't look good.

* Poor [[spoiler:Strelitzia. She's supposedly murdered by Marlxia's somebody and in her last moments, her Chirithy apologizes for not being able to protect her and she wishes she had spoken to the player character.]]

* Poor [[spoiler:Strelitzia. She's supposedly murdered by Marlxia's somebody and in her last moments, she and her Chirithy apologize for not being able to protect each other as well as wishing she had spoken to the player character.]]

* Since this story happens to before the Keyblade War and the Keyblade war pretty much wrecked the universe, the future of Daybreak Town and its inhabitants doesn't look good.

* Back Cover gives us a new one for the Foretellers (including Luxu). Each and every one of them were friends with each other, but the revelation of a Traitor in their midst breaks them all in different ways. Gula isolates himself from other people, Aced is visibly upset by the very idea, and the others seem in disbelief that one of them would even betray the others, and Luxu seems to have a hint of being distraught at having to leave. As Back Cover goes on, we see how the tensions between the Foretellers fracture their relationships with each other further, to the point where Aced is ganged up on by Invi, Ava and Gula. Yet even as they fight each other, it's very visible that each one of them is lamenting the idea that one of them would betray the others, and how badly they each react to being accused of being the traitor and even some token signs of still trying to show they are friends (the scene between Ira and Aced after the latter fights off the three other Foretellers, as well as Ava and Invi explaining their roles to each other come to mind) makes the very idea of the Keyblade War being set off by them all going against each other all the more heartbreaking. And Luxu can't do anything except watch. The factor that there's implications of the Master setting them all against each other in a BatmanGambit is even worse.

* Back Cover gives us a new one for the Foretellers. Each and every one of them were friends with each other, but the revelation of a Traitor in their midst breaks them all in different ways. Gula isolates himself from other people, Aced is visibly upset by the very idea, and the others seem in disbelief that one of them would even betray the others. As Back Cover goes on, we see how the tensions between them all fracture their relationships with each other further, to the point where Aced is ganged up on by Invi, Ava and Gula. Yet even as they fight each other, it's very visible that each one of them is lamenting the idea that one of them would betray the others, and how badly they each react to being accused of being the traitor and even some token signs of still trying to show they are friends (the scene between Ira and Aced after the latter fights off the three other Foretellers, as well as Ava and Invi explaining their roles to each other come to mind) makes the very idea of the Keyblade War being set off by them all going against each other all the more heartbreaking. The factor that there's implications of the Master setting them all against each other in a BatmanGambit is even worse.

** The fact that Ava attacking Luxu starts the Keyblade War; [[VideoGame/BirthBySleep once again]], the BigGood caused a DownerEnding because she went too far in trying to save everyone.

** The fact that Ava attacking Luxu starts the Keyblade War; once again, the BigGood, who is a woman, messes up by trying to save people.

* One day, Ephemera promises to meet up with the player the next day so that they can continue investigating [[spoiler:the Foretellers' tower]]. He [[StoodUp doesn't show]], and the player spends the ''whole day'' waiting for him.

* When Skuld first joined her Union, she started a party of her own...and no one joined. Until Ephemera joined one day, and the two of them worked together for a while, and the party slowly started to grow. But one day, just as suddenly as he'd joined the Party, he left. The party had gotten big, and he told Skuld that she didn't need him anymore.

** From the same episode, you meet up with a group of other Keyblade wielders whose leader informs you that a new breed of heartless showed up and enlists your help to thin their numbers out, promising to meet back there when you're done. Throughout the missions, you can interact with them while eliminating heartless, up until the second-to-last mission where none of them are to be found. When you go back to where you promised to meet up, you see Chirithy instead (presumably the leader's and the one talking to your Chirithy earlier). He tells you that they're not coming and only came to give you a message: "I'm sorry I couldn't keep our promise." Even your player character is visibly shocked by this.

* One episode of the story in Daybreak Town opens with your Chirithy chatting with another Chirithy about their respective Keyblade wielders. At the end of the episode, the other Chirithy is lying down at the meeting spot, only having enough time to tell your Chirithy that its player has fallen to darkness before disappearing. This is the fate that awaits ''all'' Chirithy should their Keyblade wielder fall.