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On June 15, 2020, after the launch of the ''[[Kingdom Hearts Dark Road]]'''s website, the game's logo was discovered in the website's data.<ref>[https://www.ign.com/articles/kingdom-hearts-melody-of-memory-leak-logo '''''IGN''''': Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory Leak Logo]</ref> | On June 15, 2020, after the launch of the ''[[Kingdom Hearts Dark Road]]'''s website, the game's logo was discovered in the website's data.<ref>[https://www.ign.com/articles/kingdom-hearts-melody-of-memory-leak-logo '''''IGN''''': Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory Leak Logo]</ref> | ||
''Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory'' was official announced on June 16, 2020 in the ''Kingdom Hearts 2020'' trailer for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One and will feature over 140 songs and 20 characters from across the series. ''Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory'' | ''Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory'' was official announced on June 16, 2020 in the ''Kingdom Hearts 2020'' trailer for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One and will feature over 140 songs and 20 characters from across the series. ''Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory'' mark the return of a ''Kingdom Hearts'' game to appear on a Nintendo system since ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]'' in 2012. | ||
On August 26, during the Nintendo Direct Mini: Partner Showcase, the game was announced with a release date of November 11, 2020 for Japan and November 13, 2020 for the rest of the world.<ref>[https://press.na.square-enix.com/EXPERIENCE-THE-MUSIC-OF-KINGDOMS-HEARTS-AS-NEVER-BEFORE-IN-KINGDOM-HEA '''''Square Enix Press Site''''': EXPERIENCE THE MUSIC OF KINGDOMS HEARTS AS NEVER BEFORE IN KINGDOM HEARTS MELODY OF MEMORY, LAUNCHING THIS NOVEMBER]</ref> The Nintendo Switch version of the game will have a exclusive Free-For-All mode, for up to eight players to compete in local multiplayer.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKXn9V9-OBU KINGDOM HEARTS Melody of Memory – Nintendo Direct Mini: Partner Showcase | August 2020]</ref> | On August 26, during the Nintendo Direct Mini: Partner Showcase, the game was announced with a release date of November 11, 2020 for Japan and November 13, 2020 for the rest of the world.<ref>[https://press.na.square-enix.com/EXPERIENCE-THE-MUSIC-OF-KINGDOMS-HEARTS-AS-NEVER-BEFORE-IN-KINGDOM-HEA '''''Square Enix Press Site''''': EXPERIENCE THE MUSIC OF KINGDOMS HEARTS AS NEVER BEFORE IN KINGDOM HEARTS MELODY OF MEMORY, LAUNCHING THIS NOVEMBER]</ref> The Nintendo Switch version of the game will have a exclusive Free-For-All mode, for up to eight players to compete in local multiplayer.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKXn9V9-OBU KINGDOM HEARTS Melody of Memory – Nintendo Direct Mini: Partner Showcase | August 2020]</ref> | ||
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==Story== | ==Story== | ||
In search of Sora's whereabouts, Kairi allows herself to be put into a deep sleep in order to search her heart for clues. She spends a year slumbering in [[Ansem the Wise]]'s computer lab this way while he, [[Even]], and [[Ienzo]] study her. Recounting the events of her past and Sora's adventures as a [[Keyblade]] wielder, Kairi eventually finds herself in [[The Final World]], causing the equipment Ansem is using to monitor her to fail. Kairi remembers being taken by [[Terra-Xehanort]] as a child as their world was being overrun by [[Heartless]]. He sent her to the outside world on a [[lifeboat]] in the hopes of using her power as a [[Princess of Heart]] to find a Keyblade wielder. Before being sent off, Terra-Xehanort tells her, "If you arrive in a world that's neither light nor darkness but somewhere on the other side, your task will be far from easy." | In search of Sora's whereabouts, Kairi allows herself to be put into a deep sleep in order to search her heart for clues. She spends a year slumbering in [[Ansem the Wise]]'s computer lab this way while he, [[Even]], and [[Ienzo]] study her. Recounting the events of her past and Sora's adventures as a [[Keyblade]] wielder, Kairi eventually finds herself in [[The Final World]], causing the equipment Ansem is using to monitor her to fail. Kairi remembers being taken by [[Terra-Xehanort]] as a child as their world was being overrun by [[Heartless]]. He sent her to the outside world on a [[lifeboat]] in the hopes of using her power of as a [[Princess of Heart]] to find a Keyblade wielder. Before being sent off, Terra-Xehanort tells her, "If you arrive in a world that's neither light nor darkness but somewhere on the other side, your task will be far from easy." | ||
After recovering pieces of her shattered heart, Kairi is confronted by a manifestation of [[Master Xehanort]] created from her heart. Kairi attempts to defeat Xehanort, but she is overpowered by the latter. Before Xehanort can deal the finishing blow, Sora takes over her body to save her, though Xehanort notes his voice cannot reach them from where he is. Sora defeats Xehanort, freeing the final fragment of Kairi's heart. Before disappearing, Xehanort reminds Kairi of the words he had said to her before he had cast her from [[Radiant Garden]] as a clue to Sora's whereabouts. Kairi awakens in Radiant Garden and relays Xehanort's final words to [[Even]], [[Ienzo]], and [[Ansem the Wise]]. Ansem the Wise surmises Xehanort is talking about a world beyond reality; a fictional world. [[Riku]] arrives to check on Kairi and to share their findings, but they are interrupted by the [[Fairy Godmother]], who reveals that Riku and Kairi are two of three keys to Sora's disappearance. The Fairy Godmother transports herself and the two Keyblade wielders to The Final World, where they meet the third key, the [[Nameless Star]], who tells them of her past encounter with Sora. Based on Riku's descriptions of his dreams, the Nameless Star informs them that Sora must be in the city of [[Quadratum]]. Riku uses the star as a portal to go to Quadratum while Kairi stays behind. | After recovering pieces of her shattered heart, Kairi is confronted by a manifestation of [[Master Xehanort]] created from her heart. Kairi attempts to defeat Xehanort, but she is overpowered by the latter. Before Xehanort can deal the finishing blow, Sora takes over her body to save her, though Xehanort notes his voice cannot reach them from where he is. Sora defeats Xehanort, freeing the final fragment of Kairi's heart. Before disappearing, Xehanort reminds Kairi of the words he had said to her before he had cast her from [[Radiant Garden]] as a clue to Sora's whereabouts. Kairi awakens in Radiant Garden and relays Xehanort's final words to [[Even]], [[Ienzo]], and [[Ansem the Wise]]. Ansem the Wise surmises Xehanort is talking about a world beyond reality; a fictional world. [[Riku]] arrives to check on Kairi and to share their findings, but they are interrupted by the [[Fairy Godmother]], who reveals that Riku and Kairi are two of three keys to Sora's disappearance. The Fairy Godmother transports herself and the two Keyblade wielders to The Final World, where they meet the third key, the [[Nameless Star]], who tells them of her past encounter with Sora. Based on Riku's descriptions of his dreams, the Nameless Star informs them that Sora must be in the city of [[Quadratum]]. Riku uses the star as a portal to go to Quadratum while Kairi stays behind. |