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Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+

キングダムハーツII FINAL MIX+ Kingudamu Hātsu II FINAL MIX+
Developer(s)	Square Enix
Publisher(s)	Square Enix
Release date(s)	March 29, 2007
Genre	Action role-playing game
Game modes	Single player
Ratings	CERO:A
Platform(s)	PlayStation 2

Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+ is a 2007 collection that debuted Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix and Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories. The included games were not sold separately in Japan, and only Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories was published internationally on the PlayStation 2.

Contents[edit]

Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, the enhanced version of Kingdom Hearts II
Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories, a remake of Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories

Bonuses[edit]

Secret features can be accessed in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix by clearing Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories first or clearing Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix first will also unlock secrets in Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories.

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Packaging artwork[edit]

Official Japanese cover art of Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+
Promotional poster

External links[edit]

Official website

Kingdom Hearts series
Main titles
Kingdom Hearts (Final Mix) • Chain of Memories (Re) • Kingdom Hearts II (Final Mix) • 358/2 Days • coded (Re) • Birth by Sleep (Final Mix) • Dream Drop Distance (HD) • χ (Union χ) • χ Back Cover • 0.2 Birth by Sleep • Kingdom Hearts III (Re Mind) Dark Road • Melody of Memory • Missing-Link • Kingdom Hearts IV
Dark Seeker Saga • χ series • Lost Master Arc
Other titles
Collections
HD 1.5 ReMIX • HD 2.5 ReMIX • HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue
Compilations
Trinity Master Pieces • II Final Mix+ • 10th Anniversary Box • HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX • The Story So Far • All-In-One Package • Integrum Masterpiece
Spin-off titles
V CAST • Mobile • Magical Puzzle Clash • Gummiship Studio • Digital Painter • Collaboration: Gummi Ship Campaign • VR Experience
Adaptations
Manga series • Novel series The Sceptre and the Kingdom • Television pilot
Plot elements
Universe of Kingdom Hearts \| Symbols \| Characters
Heartless \| Nobody \| Unversed \| Dream Eater \| Replica \| Heart \| Soul \| Body \| Memory \| Light \| Darkness \| Keyblade \| χ-blade \| Keyhole \| Gate \| Mark of Mastery exam \| Recusant's Sigil \| Book of Prophecies \| Black Box
Reconnect. Kingdom Hearts \| An Oath to Return

Merchandise
Music
Soundtracks
Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack \| Kingdom Hearts Final Mix - Additional Tracks \| Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Complete \| Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep & 358/2 Days Original Soundtrack \| Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance Original Soundtrack Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX Original Soundtrack \| Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX Original Soundtrack \| Kingdom Hearts - III, II.8, Unchained χ & Union χ [Cross] - Original Soundtrack \| Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory - Special Disc
Soundtrack Compilations
Kingdom Hearts 10th Anniversary Fan Selection -Melodies & Memories- \| Kingdom Hearts Music Selection \| Kingdom Hearts Official Playlist \| Kingdom Hearts 20th Anniversary Vinyl LP Box
Arrangement Compilations
Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts \| Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts Field & Battle \| Kingdom Hearts Tribute Album
Concerts
Kingdom Hearts Concert -First Breath- \| Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- \| Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- \| Kingdom Hearts Concert -Second Breath-
Publications
Manga series \| Novel series \| Art Books \| Kingdom Hearts Ultimania \| Kingdom Hearts Character Files The Sceptre and the Kingdom \| Kingdom Hearts Another Report \| Kingdom Hearts Perfect Book \| Kingdom Hearts: The Ultimate Handbook
BradyGames strategy guides
Kingdom Hearts \| Chain of Memories \| Kingdom Hearts II \| 358/2 Days \| Birth by Sleep \| Dream Drop Distance
Other strategy guides
V Jump Books \| Kingdom Hearts Ultra Hint Book \| Kingdom Hearts - The Official Strategy Guide \| Kingdom Hearts II - The Complete Guide \| Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX: Prima Official Game Guide
Figurines
Formation Arts \| Play Arts \| Static Arts \| Play Arts Kai \| Bring Arts \| Bright Arts Gallery Square Minimum Collection \| Disney Magical Collection \| Master Arms \| Avatar Mascot Straps \| Avatar Trading Arts Mini \| Kingdom Hearts Character Straps \| FORM-ISM Kingdom Hearts Figure Keychains \| Asahi Inryo Bottle Cap Figures \| Nissin Figures \| Mirage Figures \| NECA HeadKnockers \| Funko Pop! \| Kingdom Hearts Figural Keyrings Diamond Select Figures \| S.H.Figuarts \| Domez \| MetalFigs \| Pixel Pals \| Ichiban Kuji Figures \| Nendoroid \| Kore Chara! \| Ultra Detail Figures \| amiibo
Collectables
Kingdom Hearts Plush \| Keyblade Keychains \| Kingdom Hearts Rubber Straps \| Disney Tsum Tsum Asahi Inryo Keychains \| Monogram International Collectables \| Bandai Gacha Capsule Keyblade Keychains \| FiGPiN \| Bandai Card Wafers
Brand apparel, accessories, and luxury goods
Square Enix merchandise \| List of merchandise by brand AMNIBUS \| Belle Maison \| Blooming Nakanishi \| Buckle-Down \| Fifth Sun \| Hot Topic \| Ingrem \| Loungefly \| maebata \| Monogram International \| Party City \| Poneycomb Tokyo \| Rubie's Store \| Samantha Thavasa \| Secret Honey \| Spencer Gifts \| SuperGroupies \| U-TREASURE \| UUL \| Zoff
Special stores, events, and live shops
Square Enix Café \| Sega Prize \| Ichiban Kuji \| Kingdom Hearts Pop Up Shops \| Disneyland Parks Memorial Stained Glass Clock \| Tokyo Skytree \| Disney Ambassador Hotel
Special campaigns
Dream or Drop \| Kingdom Hearts Memorial Music Box \| Make Your Mark \| Kingdom Hearts Magical AR Stage
Other
Kingdom Hearts Trading Card Game \| Kingdom Hearts jigsaw puzzles \| Talisman: Kingdom Hearts Edition \| Disney's Kingdom Hearts Perilous Pursuit Kingdom Hearts digital wallpapers \| Kingdom Hearts themed video game consoles \| Kingdom Hearts Walkman \| Kingdom Hearts Tamagotchi

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-Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix+ is a 2007 re-release of [[Kingdom Hearts II]], akin to [[Kingdom Hearts:Final Mix]]. It features new [[cutscene]]s, [[ability|abilities]], [[weapon]]s, [[enemies]], areas, and a new [[Drive form]]. In addition, it is packaged with a second disc: [[Re:Chain of Memories]], a remake of [[Chain of Memories]].
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+|title=Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+
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+|japan=キングダムハーツII FINAL MIX+
+|romaji=Kingudamu Hātsu II FINAL MIX+
+|developer={{w|Square Enix}}
+|publisher=Square Enix
+|release=[[File:Flag of Japan.png|20px|Japan]] March 29, 2007
+|genre=Action role-playing game
+|modes=Single player
+|ratings={{w|CERO}}:A
+|platforms={{w|PlayStation 2}}
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+'''''Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+''''' is a 2007 collection that debuted ''[[Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories]]''. The included games were not sold separately in Japan, and only ''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories'' was published internationally on the PlayStation 2.
-==Announcement==
+==Contents==
+*''[[Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix]]'', the enhanced version of ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''
+*''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories]]'', a remake of ''[[Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories]]''
+==Bonuses==
+*Secret features can be accessed in ''Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix'' by clearing ''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories'' first or clearing ''Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix'' first will also unlock secrets in ''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories''.
+{{sec-stub}}
+<!--turn this into a paragraph, and actually explain the bonuses-->
-Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix had been rumored for some time in middle-late 2006. Though [[Nomura]] did not confirm its development, he has stated that were a Final Mix to be created, he would use a "trump card".
+==Packaging artwork==
+<center><gallery>
+File:Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+ Boxart JP.png|Official Japanese cover art of ''Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+''
+File:Promotional Art 02 KHIIFM.png|Promotional poster
+</gallery></center>
-In September 2006, Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix was finally announced, along with Re:Chain of Memories, a Playstation 2 remake of Chain of Memories, with full 3-D rendering and voice acting. The two would be packed together, creating Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix+.
+==External links==
+*[http://www.square-enix.co.jp/kingdom2fm/ Official website]
-The remake was released on March 29, 2007, hitting stores all across Japan.  Currently no plans have been announced for release in the United States or other countries, despite the topic being popular across [[Kingdom Hearts]] related forums.
+{{KH series}}
+{{Merchandise}}
-==Final Mix==
+[[fr:Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix+]]
-''Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix'' expands on the original ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'' with several new features and plot elements.
+[[de:Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+]]
+[[es:Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+]]
-===Initial previews and announcements===
+[[Category:Games]]
-Scans of magazine articles and preview videos appeared on numerous websites in the weeks leading up to the game's release.  They included additional scenes involving the three mysterious armored entities at the end of the ''Kingdom Hearts II'' secret ending.  More recent screenshots showed one of these three in combat with [[Sora]], [[Donald]] and [[Goofy]].  The being, dubbed the ''[[Enigmatic Soldier]]'' or ''Enigmatic Warrior'' by many fans (referencing a secret boss of [[Kingdom Hearts Final Mix]], the [[Enigmatic Man]]), is a secret boss with an enormous aount of [[HP]].  Preview videos also indicated that battling [[Roxas]] will be possible, though the context of the duel is unknown.  Square has also revealed that each member of [[Organization XIII]] can be challenged in a secret area of [[Hollow Bastion]] and fought independently of the storyline.
-Voice-acting on ''Final Mix'' was announced to be mostly in English, with Japanese subtitles, like [[Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix]].  Several new scenes, however, use Japanese voice-acting.
-===New features===
-Several new features were confirmed by the game's release:
-*Members of [[Organization XIII]] that were eliminated in [[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]] can be found and fought in the various worlds of ''Final Mix''.  They each use different fighting tactics from the ones they employed in ''Chain of Memories''.  They include [[Vexen]], [[Larxene]], Marluxia]], [[Lexaeus]], and [[Zexion]].
-*[[Zexion]]'s weapon is revealed - a large book, which he can use to trap his enemies in an alternate reality.
-*An area of the [[Radiant Garden]] can be accessed that houses a simulation of battles with each member of Organization XIII.  This is a separate feature from the secret battles with the ''Chain of Memories'' Organization members in that the simulation allows the player to repeat any battle with an Organization member as often as they like.  The simulation features highly powered-up Organization members, similar to the level bonuses offered to enemies in the [[Hades Cup|Hades Paradox Cup]].
-*New weapons and accessories, including a replica of [[Lexaeus]]' tomahawk for [[Donald]], a copy of [[Vexen]]'s shield for [[Goofy]], and a crown for Sora.
-*A "theater mode" - menus where previously viewed cutscenes can be rewatched with Japanese voices.
-*Several new cutscenes involving [[Roxas]], including scenes of him conversing with [[Axel]] in [[Twilight Town]] while wearing the Organization's signature black robes.  There are also additional scenes of Roxas and [[Riku]], including shots of their second battle, where Riku takes on the form of [[Ansem, Seeker of Darkness|Xehanort's Heartless]].
-*A new secret ending video, involving a caped man in clothes like those worn by [[Xehanort's Heartless]] and another being seeming to be a part of the old man himself facing opposition from the three knights seen at the end of the original game's secret ending.  The three knights include a person with striking similarities to Roxas, a lavender haired feminine-looking character, and a larger person who can be fought in the game's new secret boss battle.
-Secret features can be accessed in ''Final Mix'' by clearing [[Re:Chain of Memories]] first.  Clearing ''Final Mix'' can also unlock secrets in Re:Chain of Memories.
-==Re: Chain of Memories==
-Final Mix,
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