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You know.

You have to wonder why Xion has Black Hair.

For Namine, her blond is a bit understandable, considering a part of her was also influenced by Ven’s presence in Sora’s Heart.

Xion though is born from Sora’s memories of Kairi… and yet she has black hair.

Roxas sees her with black hair almost immediately.

But I think we also need to consider the three people who interacted with her the most, even in KH3 - Roxas, Axel and Saix.

These two are key in understanding why Xion has black hair that seems so out of place for someone who is formed out of memories of Kairi. Because it is these two who actually influence the appearance she takes.

Both Axel and Saix join the org because they were searching for subject X. What more KH3 makes it clear that Saix resented Roxas and Xion for taking Axel away from the task they’d joined the organisation for in the first place, feeling like he’s been replaced as well. Because of this these two do spend a lot of time with Xion in cutscenes.

Now subject X? Everyone seems to be guessing that she is Skuld. One of the defining features of Skuld is, guess what? Her black hair.

So what if in subconsciously expressing that desire to find Subject X, both Axel and Saix partially influenced the form she took?

White Diamond by Kelly Kirstein.

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