The subject of this article exists in or is relevant to the real world

Episode 13: Keyhole: Difference between revisions

From the Kingdom Hearts Wiki, the Kingdom Hearts encyclopedia
Jump to navigationJump to search
m (Xion4ever moved page Kingdom Hearts Vol. 1/Keyhole to Keyhole (chapter) without leaving a redirect: Proper name. See discussion on Kryten's talkpage- Manga Questions.)
Line 25: Line 25:
The "racket" caused from the battle awakens the Doorknob. It is while he is yawning that the group sees the Keyhole within him light up. The Keyblade acts on its own, sealing the Keyhole. A Gummi block falls out of the Keyhole, one unfamiliar to Donald and Goofy. The Cheshire Cat reappears, congratulating Sora on his success. Before he vanishes, he tells the group that Alice has been taken by the shadows into the darkness...
The "racket" caused from the battle awakens the Doorknob. It is while he is yawning that the group sees the Keyhole within him light up. The Keyblade acts on its own, sealing the Keyhole. A Gummi block falls out of the Keyhole, one unfamiliar to Donald and Goofy. The Cheshire Cat reappears, congratulating Sora on his success. Before he vanishes, he tells the group that Alice has been taken by the shadows into the darkness...


The scene transitions to Captain Hook, Ursula, and Jafar sitting at a table in a darkened room. They discuss the Cheshire Cat's actions, eventually moving on to Sora. Claiming his discovery of the Keyhole a problem, they mention of his immediate removal. Maleficent then enters, claiming there is no rush, as it will take the boy too long to find the others. She closes, saying all the pieces are falling into their favor, revealing a shocked Alice...
The scene transitions to Captain Hook, Ursula, and Jafar sitting at a table in a darkened room. They discuss the Cheshire Cat's actions, eventually moving on to Sora. Claiming his discovery of the Keyhole a problem, they mention of his immediate removal. Maleficent then enters, claiming there is no rush, as it will take the boy too long to find the others. She closes, saying all the pieces are falling into their favor, revealing a shocked Alice.
{{-}}
{{-}}



Revision as of 20:13, 15 March 2014

This article is about the chapter from the Kingdom Hearts manga.
You may be looking for the plot element.
Gawrsh, aren't we here because of the picture?
Goofy B 6★ KHUX.png
This article needs some images!

Please upload a picture or two.

« Kingdom Hearts Vol. 1 Episode 13 »
Publisher Tokyopop
First published 2005
Cover date 2005
Written by Shiro Amano
Letters by Adriana Rivera
Edits by Alexis Kirsch
Continuity Manga continuity
Chronology Kingdom Hearts

Synopsis

The group continues their battle against the Trickmaster. At the start, Sora struggles to control the newfound Blizzard magic. Donald tells Sora to concentrate, instructing him to accumlate power at the tip of the Keyblade, then to imagine the enemy freezing. Sora does so, completely covering the Heartless in ice. The Heartless breaks into pieces, then eventually disappearing with the release of a heart.

The "racket" caused from the battle awakens the Doorknob. It is while he is yawning that the group sees the Keyhole within him light up. The Keyblade acts on its own, sealing the Keyhole. A Gummi block falls out of the Keyhole, one unfamiliar to Donald and Goofy. The Cheshire Cat reappears, congratulating Sora on his success. Before he vanishes, he tells the group that Alice has been taken by the shadows into the darkness...

The scene transitions to Captain Hook, Ursula, and Jafar sitting at a table in a darkened room. They discuss the Cheshire Cat's actions, eventually moving on to Sora. Claiming his discovery of the Keyhole a problem, they mention of his immediate removal. Maleficent then enters, claiming there is no rush, as it will take the boy too long to find the others. She closes, saying all the pieces are falling into their favor, revealing a shocked Alice.

Featured characters

(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)

Entelechies Heartless
Wonderland



Covers (2)

  • Front cover: Chip and Dale atop of Sora's head.
  • Back cover: A Soldier Heartless, arms crossed.

Errors

Continuity errors

  • None yet identified.

Artistic errors

  • None yet identified.

Items of note

Dubbing changes

Kingdom Hearts references

Real-world references

Miscellaneous trivia

Collections

"Episode 13: Keyhole" is only available within the manga collection.