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| '''''Kingdom Hearts''''' is [[Wikipedia:Shiro Amano|Shiro Amano]]'s manga adaptation of the ''[[Kingdom Hearts series]].''
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| ==Story==
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| ===''[[Kingdom Hearts (manga)]]''===
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| [[Image:KingdomHearts-manga cover.jpg|thumb|right|Cover of Kingdom Hearts manga.]]
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| The first series was based on ''Kingdom Hearts''.
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| It was released in 4 separate books and was translated to English by [[Wikipedia:TOKYOPOP|TOKYOPOP]].
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| It, unlike the other mangas, was made to be read left to right, while the others were right to left.
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| ====Differences====
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| The manga includes many changes from the game:
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| *The manga includes a prologue which covers Sora and Kairi's first meeting.
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| *There are no Keychains, and the only Keyblade Sora uses is the Kingdom Key.
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| *In the manga, Sora is the one who finds Kairi, unlike in the video game, when he and RIku talk about this new girl that was at the mayors house.
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| *The story begins after Sora wakes up from his Awakening, and Tidus, Selphie, and Wakka are not shown.
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| *The King's letter is written slightly differently.
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| *The night of the storm includes a scene at Riku's house.
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| *[[Xehanort's Heartless|Ansem]]'s lines are slightly different.
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| *Sora uses quotes from martial arts books to plan his boss strategies.
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| *Sora's encounter with Leon and Yuffie is extended.
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| *Aerith does not appear until Sora's second visit to Traverse Town.
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| *Sora's meeting with the Dalmatians is not covered.
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| *Rather than tossing the Keyblade back to Sora, Riku causes it to rematerialize in Sora's hands.
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| *The destruction of [[Radiant Garden]] is covered with more detail, including a scene with Leon, Yuffie, and Aerith as children.
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| *Aladdin uses his first wish to save Sora and his friends from a pit of quicksand, rather than to eliminate a swarm of Heartless. He uses his second wish to save Goofy, not Jasmine.
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| *The Pot Centipede does not appear, and Maleficent takes Jasmine, rather than Riku.
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| *Deep Jungle and Halloween Town do not appear in the manga.
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| *In Atlantica, the Crystal Trident is never found or used.
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| *The [[Lost Boys]] appear in Neverland.
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| *Goofy finds the one gummi block they need in a Rock, Paper, Sissors fight with the lost boys.
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| *Riku does not use Dark Mode during his first boss fight against Sora.
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| *Instead of Sora and his friends fighting Maleficent, she is consumed by her darkness and vanishes when Riku/Ansem unlocks her heart with the [[Keyblade of People's Hearts]].
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| *Sora does not fight Riku under Ansem's possession. After they meet before the Keyhole, Riku/Ansem tells Sora that the Keyhole cannot be sealed with Sora's Keyblade until Kairi's heart is freed, and he gives Sora the Keyblade of People's Hearts to release her heart.
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| ===''[[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories (manga)]]''===
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| The second series was based on ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories''.
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| It was released in 2 chapters and translated to English by [[Wikipedia:TOKYOPOP|TOKYOPOP]].<br />
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| The ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories Manga'' has a much lighter tone than that of the game, as evidenced by many things, including the following:
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| ===''[[Kingdom Hearts II (manga)]]''===
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| The third series was based on ''Kingdom Hearts II''. This series will be told in 5 chapters. (Only volume one and two have been translated so far with a third volume being released soon.) ''Kingdom Hearts II'' seems to take a more serious tone than ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'', but still has some humorous scenes.
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| ===''[[Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days (manga)]]''===
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| The fourth series is based on ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''. So far only the prelude, first, second, third, and fourth chapters have been translated.
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