Why is there never an explanation for his powers?

Why is there never an explanation for his powers?

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HE'S THE CHOSEN ONE TO WIELD THE KEYBLADE
...along with Mickey
and Roxas
and... like six other people
and a few hundred thousand that fought a war a long time ago
Actually. He's not that special.
...

test

Because you can see what he does when you level up and learn new abilities. Anything he learns in new games is new information to him. Not complicated.

>talking about KH on Yea Forums
Big mistake, pal. People here suck dick at video games and have opinions to match.

Yes there is an explanation but you need t play the games for that :3

The magic artifact he wields isn't enough?

Because he's a Cloud from FF7 clone.

Because Nomura stopped giving a shit after KH1. In KH1, Sora was literally just a normal kid with a magical sword and some charms. By KH3 he’s pulling Disney attractions out of nowhere even after being told 20 minutes ago he lost his powers.

So the Keyblade gives him the ability to summon Disney attractions, float around in the air, defy gravity so he can run up walls, and leap tall buildings in a single bound?

At what point do we consider the Keyblade to be a narrative deus ex machina?

Did you forget the parts in KH1 where he was able to summon Disney characters out of the keyblade?