[QUOTE="XIIAxelCrossIIX"]Well, we first see the second Keyblade from Riku (Ansem) when he gains that in his dark form. After that, in the ending of Kingdom Hearts, we see King Mickey holding up a Keyblade. Now, how did all these Keyblades just start popping up? I know there are other blades, which is obviously how Sora gains them from different Disney worlds, but no one actually uses them, making them useless except to the Keyblade master him/herself. Now in Kingdom Hearts II, I'm expecting to see even more people having it. I just want to know, how did all these "Keyblade masters" come to be? I guess they can't say "The" Keyblade anymore considering there are at least 3 people who can use it.
Slight correction about the part I underlined. Each world does not have its own Keyblade. Rather, Sora collected a different keychain to attach to his keyblade from each world. When a keychain from a particular world is attached to the Keyblade, the blade itself changes forms to represent a weapon that you might find from that particular world. So in effect, Sora has always only had 1 Keyblade (speaking only of KH of course, since he wields 2 in certain forms in KHII), he just changes/upgrades them with different keychains.
As for why there are more than 1 Keyblade, your guess is as good as mine. I'm not 100% sure if the blade that Riku uses is considered a Keyblade, but he definitely has the potential to wield one since he took away Sora's for a brief while in the first one. I'm also not sold on the idea that there was just 1 Keyblade from the very start. I do agree that they had always referred to Sora as the "chosen one", but I was always under the impression that King Mickey had his Keyblade before Sora received his; I thought I read that in one of Ansem's reports, but it could be my memory playing tricks on me. I don't suppose Squeenix will ever really shed any light on the subject about how many Keyblades there are in existence though... =/
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