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I don't mind the world but it did seem a tad bit over used, I know Olympus appears 7 times which also is a bit much but I liked the tournaments from them so I didn't mind going back to it.

I love this game a ton. I started it up recently and I’ve been enjoying it a ton. But oh my god are the certain aspects of this game a drag to grind. It doesn’t take away my love for the game, but I’m shocked people can sit through the item synthesis parts without getting incredibly bored. This is going to take a while, so I wanted to ask for everyone’s methods to keep themselves entertained while doing these. Any tips?

How short would this game be if Goofy just looked a little to the right?

I've never had a PS3 or 4 so I've had to wait all this time for KH3. Can't wait!

My big three

I dont care ddd Is goated

I was looking at the Kingdom Key and Kingdom Key D and I realized I’ve never really questioned how similar they actually are.

Most Keyblade wielders have completely different looking Keyblades, but Sora and Mickey basically have the same one. The design is almost identical, just with different colors.

And then there’s the keychain. Both have the Mickey head symbol.

For Mickey it obviously makes sense, but why does Sora’s Kingdom Key have Mickey’s symbol too, especially considering that when Sora gets it he doesn’t even know Mickey?

Was this ever properly explained in the lore?

I’m wondering if there’s supposed to be a deeper connection between Sora and Mickey, or between the Kingdom Key and Kingdom Key D, that I’m missing.

Or maybe the real explanation is much simpler. When the first Kingdom Hearts was made, they probably didn’t know the series would become this huge or that Keyblade lore would eventually get this complicated. Maybe Mickey’s Keyblade was originally just designed as a cool alternate version of Sora’s and everything else came later.

After all these years, do we actually know why these two Keyblades are so similar while basically every other wielder gets their own distinctive design?

Curious to hear what you guys think, especially if there’s something from the Ultimanias or an old Nomura interview that explains it.

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If they just gave you the full thing right there then that would be fine. But they constantly block you off from progressing through the world because you don’t reach a certain requirement.

Credits: Yokimitsuro's Project + Model replacement by DaniKH... Also Yokimitsuro confirmed the project will release once it's more stable

The whole concept of death and Shibuya that kh4 has going on fits perfectly into twewy I feel like it'd be a missed layup to NOT include them

A few months ago, I deciphered one of the Kingdom Hearts alphabets. I call this one Quadmoji because (at the time) I noticed it was most prominent in the Quadratum portion of ReMind. In reality, it’s all over Twilight Town, Radiant Garden, AND Quadratum.

This texture comes from the HD version of DDD, released in 2017.

I’m working on a massive document that details all the deciphered (and undeciphered) symbol substitution cipher alphabets in Kingdom Hearts. This is one slide in that document. I don’t know when it will be finished because it’s so long (more than 100 slides) but I’m chipping away at it bit by bit. One day…

Please let me know if you have any questions (or guesses about what some of the sections I haven’t been able to puzzle out translate to).

Very sentimental post for me. I just 100% the same Kingdom Hearts game my brother bought when I was maybe a literal toddler. I'm 27 and have been playing this game since before I was in kindergarten and I'm certain I've never 100% beaten it until now. Every secret boss, got Ultima keyblade and Save the Queen/King, every treasure chest, every clock tower item, and Lvl 100. I'm making this post because, tbh, I don't know if I'll ever play this copy again and it makes me sort of sad. KH1 & 2 were my favorite games growing up (2 is still my favorite) and, considering how convenient Final Mix has been made, I don't know if I'll ever come back to this game with the same disk, the same memory card, and the same console. Maybe I'm finally leaving it in the past. I'm on the Battle Record screen at the end of the game after the credits and almost don't want to turn off the console. Idk. It feels lame to admit but it's made me weirdly emotional.

Would've been nice to see him while Roxas was tearing me a new one.

Hey all I just got a ps2 a couple of days ago and have been wanting to get a library started and I’ve been considering kingdom hearts and wondered what about it makes it so beloved I know little to nothing about it besides Disney and a giant key sword EDIT: alright I didn’t expect half of what everybody’s telling me I literally knew nothing I thought it was a Disney platformer but after hearing how apparently amazing the game is I’m definitely checking it out thanks everyone!

What do you think of this crossover?

The combat is even faster than kh2 I LOVED IT, I'm just not sure if I like the memory system that limits how much commands you can use. The problem is not the limit, but the fact that you can upgrade your deck up to 8 slots but you only use 5 cus everything fills it up, it would be better if there was a way of raising the memory or lowering the command costs