Wayward wind isn't its counterpart. Keyblades of darkness are twin counterparts to Keyblades of light. Its why the Kingdom Key D is the exact same design as the Kingdom Key, just inverted colors.
Correct, but Void Gear cannot be a Keyblade of darkness; Keyblades of darkness are twin counterparts to existing Keyblades of light and are forged in the realm of darkness, meaning a Keyblade of light version of it would have to exist as well.
It's the same concept. Both wielders obtained Keyblades that used their pre-existing weapons as intermediaries for their design. If they didn't have weapons, whatever Keyblade that chose them would have simply reflected their hearts and themselves.
That's not a misconception. If you have a weapon and are made into a Keyblade wielder, your weapon will be used as an intermediary for the Keyblade that chooses you. That's why it resembles his Chakrams. The same reason why the Way to Dawn resembles Soul Eater.
The games and how Keyblades work. Yen Sid agreed to make Axel into a Keyblade wielder, which is done via the ceremony. He was then training with Merlin and the 3 fairies during ddd to see if he could learn to wield the Keyblade. His only problem was summoning it.
Correct! The Star Cluster is a Keyblade of darkness as well since it's the upgraded form of the Kingdom Key D.
There is no such thing as twilight; there is only light, dark, and heart. Riku choosing the middle in CoM serves to show that he chooses to walk a path between light and darkness instead of choosing one or the other.
Incorrect. Its a Keyblade of light. There is only one Keyblade of Heart. The Keyblade of Heart from KH1.
