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'''''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix''''' is a Japan reissue of ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}'' that uses English voice acting with Japanese subtitles among additional in-game features. The PlayStation 2 version of it is exclusive to Japan.
'''''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix''''' is a reissue of ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}'' for the {{w|PlayStation 2}}. Most plot and gameplay elements are the same, and the game also includes the features added to the international version of the game. The game combines English voice-overs with Japanese text and controls.


The game was remastered in HD and released as part of ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX]]'' for PlayStation 3 on March 14, 2013. As opposed to the original ''Final Mix'', the remake features Japanese voice acting in the Japanese release. As part of the collection, it was made available outside of Japan for the first time. It was later released on PlayStation 4 as part of ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX]]''.
The PlayStation 2 version is exclusive to Japan. The game was remastered in HD and released as part of ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX]]'' for the {{w|PlayStation 3}}. As opposed to the original ''Final Mix'', the remake features Japanese voice acting in the Japanese release. It was later released as part of ''[[Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX]]''.


==Limited releases==
==Development==
===Pre-order goods===
Many features, plot points, and other miscellaneous elements initially had to be cut from the first Japanese release of ''Kingdom Hearts'' due to time constraints. Instead of simply dubbing the game that was made and shipping it internationally as is, the team decided to reintroduce some of this cut content in the international release. Realizing that Japan was left with an incomplete package compared to the rest of the world, the team decided to re-release the international version of the game in Japan. Even more cut content was reintroduced in this version, which the team finally considered feature complete, hence the ''Final Mix'' subtitle. Due to a significant amount of English voice lines being recorded for scenes that were not in the original Japanese version, the team elected to not redub the scenes and instead used Japanese subtitles over the English audio. New scenes either used recycled audio or had no dialogue at all.
Depending on what store the game was pre-ordered, customers could get a CD containing tracks from the game or a playing card set adorned with ''Kingdom Hearts'' characters and symbols. Also, at some stores in Japan, they were giving away a dual Keyblade embroidered necklace with a reserved copy.
 
===''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix'' Platinum Limited===
''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix'' Platinum Limited came in a box containing the game case, a sheet of eight ''Kingdom Hearts'' stickers; a postcard calendar featuring Tetsuya Nomura artwork and—contained in a CD case—a block figure of Sora, part of Square's Minimum Collection; and three can badges. The set costs 8,800 yen.


==Changes==
==Changes==
[[File:Wind (Art).png|150px|left|thumb|Sora's artwork on the start screen.]]
===New features===
''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix'' features changes from the original version, including bosses present in the English version, but not in the original Japanese version. Other changes include recoloring [[Heartless]] and introducing new Heartless, new weapons, new abilities, new cutscenes, [[Gummi Ship]] missions, new [[Ansem's Reports]], and a new secret movie.
=====Features=====
 
[[File:Wind (Art).png|150px|thumb|Sora's artwork on the start screen.]]
The start screen was replaced with another drawing of Sora, hooded and holding a flag. On the start screen, a trailer for ''{{ff|Final Fantasy X-2}}'' is accessible, labeled as a "Special Movie" as a third option after "New Game" and "Load Game".
*Title screen now depicts '''Wind'''.
 
*A third option, "Special Movie" featuring a trailer for ''{{ff|Final Fantasy X-2}}'' was added to the title menu.
The game has three difficulty levels, the first being "Final Mix: Beginner". "Final Mix: Beginner" gives Sora a [[Ribbon]], an [[EXP Necklace]], [[Power Up]] x8, [[Defense Up]] x8 and [[AP Up]] x4 at the start, and neither of the secret movies can be seen. The Drill Gummi's Attack Power is 9,999, instead of 35. The second difficulty is simply "Final Mix", analogous to Standard from the previous game, but not exactly the same. The [[Gummi Ship]] takes double the damage from the original version and damage inflicted by Sora is cut by a third. The last option is "Final Mix: Proud", a greater challenge than Expert from the original game. The Gummi Ship's attack is reduced further to a half, and damage is four times. Upon finishing the game, a "Battle Report" is shown, providing the player with various statistics of the playthrough.
*A new difficulty mode called Final Mix: Beginner.
 
** Sora deals 3x damage compared to Final Mix.
Quality-of-life changes include the Event Skip option, allowing the player to skip cutscenes already seen. Sora becomes transparent when he appears too close to the camera. The player is also given full control of the camera to move in any direction, while in the original, the camera could only be moved laterally with the triggers. An issue involving a red [[Trinity]] located in [[Oogie's Manor]] was fixed. In the original game, if the player did not activate the Trinity prior to defeating [[Oogie Boogie]], the trinity would disappear. The Trinity was moved to an area below an arch near the manor.
**Gummi Ship takes 1/2 damage compared compared to Final Mix.
**Sora starts the game with the following items and accessories in stock:
***[[Ribbon]]
***[[EXP Necklace]]
***8 [[Power Up]]s
***8 [[Defense Up]]s
***4 [[AP Up]]s
**Drill-G's attack power is 9.999.
**"KHFMBG" is displayed on the save file.
*A new difficulty mode called Final Mix.
**''[[Another Side, Another Story...]]'' secret ending unlockable by sealing all keyholes, finding all 99 puppies and completing the [[Hades Cup]]
**''[[Another side, Another story...|Another Side, Another Story <nowiki>[deep dive]</nowiki>]]'' secret ending unlockable by completing [[Jiminy's Journal]]
**"KHFM" displayed on save file.
*A new difficulty mode called Final Mix: Proud.
**Enemies deal 2x damage compared to Final Mix.
**Gummi Ship deals 1/2 damage compared to Final Mix.
**Battle Record is displayed on the end screen of the game.
**''[[Another Side, Another Story...]]'' secret ending unlockable by beating the game.
**''[[Another side, Another story...|Another Side, Another Story <nowiki>[deep dive]</nowiki>]]'' secret ending unlockable by sealing all keyholes and completing the [[Hades Cup]].
**Completing Jiminy's Journal and beating the game displays a night version of the Final Mix cover artwork on the end screen.
**"KHFMPR" displayed on save file.
*Almost all existing [[Heartless]] in the game were given a new palette swap.
*New weapons:
**Keyblades: [[One-Winged Angel]] and [[Diamond Dust]].
**Staves: [[Meteor Strike]] and [[Fantasista]].
**Shields: [[Mighty Shield]] and [[Seven Elements]].
*New Abilities:
**[[Slapshot]], [[Sliding Dash]], [[Stun Impact]], [[Gravity Break]], [[Ripple Drive]], [[Hurricane Blast]], [[Zantetsuken]], [[Leaf Bracer]], [[Tech Boost]], [[Encounter Plus]], [[Evolution]].
*New Accessories:
**[[Firagun Band]], [[Blizzagun Band]], *[[Thundagun Band]], [[Obsidian Ring]], [[Moogle Badge]], [[Cosmic Arts]], [[Royal Crown]], [[Prime Cap]], [[Ifrit Belt]], [[Shiva Belt]], [[Ramuh Belt]], [[EXP Bracelet]], [[EXP Earring]], [[EXP Necklace]], [[EXP Ring]].
*New synthesis materials:
**[[Blazing Stone]], [[Fury Stone]], [[Frost Stone]], [[Energy Stone]], [[Mythril Stone]], [[Serenity Power]], [[Dazzling Stone]], [[Power Stone]], [[Lightning Stone]], [[Stormy Stone]], [[Dark Matter]]
*The synthesis menu was overhauled, with items now becoming available to synthesize in a different order as well as new items added to the menu and different material requirements to synthesize certain items.
*Cutscenes that have already been viewed once can now be skipped in the pause menu.
*Sora now becomes transparent when he is close to the camera.
*Camera settings (auto or manual) can now be chosen before starting a new game.
*An option to return to the title menu was added to save points.
*Jiminy's Journal now displays "NEW" notifications for unread entries.
* Yellow Mickey heads now appear next to completed sections in Jiminy's Journal, and will appear on the Journal tab of the menu when the entire Journal has been completed.
*Not-yet-encountered Heartless now appear as "????" in Jiminy's Journal.
*The cursor on the world map is now freely movable and snaps to nearby worlds.
*Pressing {{button|triangle}} with a world selected on the world map now displays gummi missions for the world.
*[[Ansem's Reports]] 11, 12, and 13 were added to the game.
*Orichalcum can now be purchased at the [[Item Shop]] for 5000 Munny.
*The order of sections in Jiminy's Journal was changed.
*The color of Jiminy's Journal was changed from brown to blue.
*The end screen of the game now depicts '''[[:File:Respite (Night) (Art).png|Respite (Night)]]'''.


===Bosses===
====Gameplay====
[[File:Unknown battle 01 KHFM.png|thumb|right|Sora battling Xemnas in ''Final Mix''.]]
*[[Game:Riku|Riku-Ansem]]'s dark discs now damage him when reflected back to him with block.
The new bosses included "'''[[Xemnas|Unknown]]'''", who was introduced with no context and later revealed to be [[Xemnas]], leader of [[Organization XIII]] in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''. Also added were "palette swap" bosses for the [[Olympus Coliseum]]: [[Destroyed Behemoth]], [[Arch Behemoth]], [[Red Armor]], and [[Sneak Army]]. New to the Japanese were bosses included in the English version: [[Sephiroth]], [[Ice Titan]], and [[Kurt Zisa]].
*Party Member changes:
**Leveling tables (which abilities are learned at what level) were overhauled for Sora, Donald, and Goofy, with Sora's leveling tables seeing the most change.  
**Level up stat increases were changed for Sora, Donald and Goofy, resulting in each character having different stats at level 100 compared to the original game.
**Donald's revival time is 80 seconds.
**Goofy's revival time is 60 seconds.
*Keyblade changes:
**[[Fairy Harp]]'s critical bonus is now x0.5 and critical rate is 2.
**[[Wishing Star]]'s critical bonus is now 2.
**[[Metal Chocobo]]'s strength is now 9.
**[[Olympia]]'s strength is now 10, critical bonus is 2 and critical rate is x1.
**[[Lady Luck]]'s strength is now 7.
**[[Divine Rose]]'s strength is now 13.
**[[Oblivion]]'s critical bonus is now 2.
**[[Ultima Weapon]]'s strength is now 14 and critical bonus is 2.
*Staff changes:
**[[Lord Fortune]]'s strength is now 7.
**[[Violetta]]'s strength is now 11 and critical bonus is 7.
**[[Wizard's Relic]]'s strength is now 8.
**[[Dream Rod]]'s strength is now 5.
**[[Save the Queen]]'s strength is now 10.
*Shield changes:
**[[Genji Shield]]'s strength is now 10.
**{{c|Defender|shield}}'s strength is now 13.
**[[Dream Shield]]'s MP is now 1.  
**[[Save the King]]'s strength is now 11.
*Accessory changes:
**[[Three Stars]]'s defense is now 3.
**[[Chaos Ring]]'s defense is now 1.
**[[Rune Armlet]]'s defense is now 1.
*Ability changes:
**[[Critical Plus]]'s AP cost is now 2.
**[[Blitz]]'s AP cost is now 2.
**[[MP Rage]]'s AP cost is now 3.
**The amount of MP recovered from [[MP Rage]] is now 1/5 of damage taken.
**[[MP Gift]]'s MP cost is now 2. 
**[[Lucky Strike]]'s AP cost is now 2.
**[[Trinity Limit]]'s AP cost is now 1.
**[[Second Chance]]'s AP cost is now 5.
**[[Ars Arcanum]]'s AP cost is now 4.  
**[[Strike Raid]]'s AP cost is now 2.
**[[Ragnarok]]'s AP cost is now 3.
**[[MP Gift]]'s AP cost is now 2.
**{{c|Charge|kh1}}'s AP cost is now 1.


===Enemies===
====Battle====
Most [[Heartless]] are recolored and several new ones are added:
[[File:Unknown battle 01 KHFM.png|thumb|Sora battling Unknown in ''Final Mix''.]]
*[[Chimera]]
*A new optional boss, [[Game:Xemnas|Unknown]], appears at the Castle Chapel in Hollow Bastion after the party reaches Final Rest.
*[[Gigas Shadow]]
*New Heartless were added to the game: [[Chimera]], [[Gigas Shadow]], [[Grand Ghost]], [[Stealth Soldier]], [[Pot Scorpion]], [[Pink Agaricus]], [[Jet Balloon]], [[Missile Diver]], [[Sniperwild]], [[Black Ballade]], [[Neoshadow]], [[Destroyed Behemoth]], [[Arch Behemoth]], [[Red Armor]], and [[Sneak Army]].
*[[Grand Ghost]]
*[[Stealth Soldier]]
*[[Pot Scorpion]]
*[[Pink Agaricus]]
*[[Jet Balloon]]
*[[Missile Diver]]
*[[Sniperwild]]
*[[Black Ballade]]
*[[Neoshadow]]


===Weapons===
====Storyline====
Two new weapons were added for each main character. These serve as "secondary ultimates", with one having more power than the regular ultimate weapon (Ultima Weapon, Save the King, and Save the Queen) usually with an MP reduction, while the other has more Magic potential with low physical capabilities.
*Several new cutscenes and text-box conversations were added to the game:
*[[Sora]]'s [[Keyblade]]s: [[One-Winged Angel]] and [[Diamond Dust]].
**On the second day on [[Destiny Islands]], Kairi can be seen crafting the [[Wayfinder]] out of [[Thalassa Shell]]s, and she explains to Sora what it is in a new text-box conversation.
*[[Donald Duck|Donald]]'s Staves: [[Meteor Strike]] and [[Fantasista]].
**After [[Sora]]'s fight against [[Leon]] in [[Traverse Town]], [[Riku]] is shown to be lost in [[Hollow Bastion]], calling out for his friends as [[Maleficent]] looks on.
*[[Goofy]]'s Shields: [[Mighty Shield]] and [[Seven Elements]].
**After Sora speaks to [[Kairi]] in the underground waterway in Traverse Town, Riku is shown lost in the [[Realm of Darkness]] after [[Ansem, Seeker of Darkness]] took his [[body]]. There, he is assisted by [[King Mickey]] who reveals that he has the realm's [[Keyblade]].
**Prior to the [[Door to Darkness]] closing, flashbacks of Sora and Riku playing together as children are shown.
**After Sora defeats [[Sephiroth]], [[Cloud]] is seen walking in and beginning a duel against Sephiroth.
**The [[Princesses of Heart]] have new text-box dialogue in the Castle Chapel, commenting on the mysterious portal which leads to the Unknown fight.
**Prior to fighting the [[Xemnas|Unknown]], he is shown walking into the room and speaking to Sora cryptically and non-vocally. Sora's and Goofy's voice lines in this scene are recycled from the original game.


===Abilities===
====Bonus====
Eleven new abilities were added:
*A new secret ending, ''[[Another side, Another story...|Another Side, Another Story <nowiki>[deep dive]</nowiki>]]'' was added to the game and can be unlocked by completing Jiminy's Journal on Final Mix difficulty or sealing all keyholes and completing the Hades Cup on Proud difficulty. If the ending is unlocked, it plays in place of ''[[Another Side, Another Story...]]'' upon completing the game.
*[[Slapshot]]
*[[Sliding Dash]]
*[[Stun Impact]]
*[[Gravity Break]]
*[[Ripple Drive]]
*[[Hurricane Blast]]
*[[Zantetsuken]]
*[[Leaf Bracer]]
*[[Tech Boost]]
*[[Encounter Plus]]
*[[Evolution]]


===Accessories===
===Changes in worlds===
Along with some minor changes to three existing [[Accessory|accessories]], the following new accessories were added:
*The contents of almost all treasure chests in the game were altered or shuffled around, including chests received via [[Trinity|Trinities]].
*[[Firagun Band]]
*[[Traverse Town]] changes:
*[[Blizzagun Band]]
**[[Pongo and Perdita]] award a [[Tech Boost]] for collecting 90 puppies.
*[[Thundagun Band]]
*[[Deep Jungle]] changes:
*[[Obsidian Ring]]
**[[Tarzan]]'s starting AP is now 22.
*[[Moogle Badge]]
**Tarzan's revival time is now 60 seconds.
*[[Cosmic Arts]]
*Olympus Coliseum changes:
*[[Royal Crown]]
**Sora now learns [[Combo Plus]] for completing the [[Phil Cup]] solo.
*[[Prime Cap]]
**Sora now learns [[Tech Boost]] for completing the Phil Cup's time trial.
*[[Ifrit Belt]]
**Sora now receives an [[Orichalcum]] for completing the [[Pegasus Cup]] solo.
*[[Shiva Belt]]
**Sora now receives [[Dark Matter]] for completing the Pegasus Cup's time trial.
*[[Ramuh Belt]]
**Sora now learns [[Critical Plus]] for completing the [[Hercules Cup]] solo.
*[[EXP Bracelet]]
**Sora now learns [[Gravity Break]] for completing the Hercules Cup's time trial. 
*[[EXP Earring]]
**Sora now obtains [[Diamond Dust]] for defeating the [[Ice Titan]].
*[[EXP Necklace]]
**Sora now obtains [[One-Winged Angel]] and [[Ansem's Report 12]] for defeating Sephiroth.
*[[EXP Ring]]
*[[Agrabah]] changes:
**[[Aladdin]]'s starting AP is now 22.
**Sora now learns [[Zantetsuken]] and obtains [[Ansem's Report 11]] for defeating [[Kurt Zisa]].
*[[Halloween Town]] changes:
**[[Jack Skellington]]'s starting AP is now 17.
**The Red Trinity at Oogie's Manor in Halloween Town is now accessible even after the Manor is destroyed. In the original game, if the Trinity was not collected prior to this point in the story, it would be permanently inaccessible.
*[[Neverland]] changes:
**[[Peter Pan]]'s starting AP is now 26.
*[[Hollow Bastion]] changes:
**[[Beast]]'s starting AP is now 17.


===Cutscenes===
==Special editions==
Several new cutscenes were added. However, no new audio was recorded, and the two cutscenes involving Riku were done in a subtitled format only.
The ''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix'' Platinum Limited came in a box containing the game case, a sheet of eight ''Kingdom Hearts'' stickers; a postcard calendar featuring Tetsuya Nomura artwork and—contained in a CD case—a block figure of Sora, part of Square's Minimum Collection; and three can badges. The set costs 8,800 yen.
*At the beginning of the second day on [[Destiny Islands]], Kairi is shown crafting her [[Wayfinder]] out of Thalassa shells.
*After [[Sora]]'s fight against [[Leon]] in [[Traverse Town]], [[Riku]] is shown to be lost in [[Hollow Bastion]], calling out for his friends as [[Maleficent]] looks on.
*After Sora speaks to [[Kairi]] in the underground waterway in Traverse Town, Riku is shown lost in the [[Realm of Darkness]] after [[Ansem, Seeker of Darkness]] took his body. There, he is assisted by [[Mickey Mouse|King Mickey]] who reveals that he has the realm's [[Keyblade]].
*After Sora defeats Sephiroth, [[Cloud]] is seen walking in and beginning a duel against the one-winged angel.
*Prior to the Door to Darkness closing, Sora and Riku are shown playing in a flashback to their childhood.
*Prior to fighting the [[Xemnas|Unknown]], he is shown walking into the room and speaking to Sora cryptically and non-vocally. Sora's and Goofy's responses in this scene are recycled lines from Donald and Goofy's talk with [[Aerith]] and Sora's talk with Leon and [[Yuffie]] during their original encounter in Traverse Town.


===Other===
Depending on what store the game was pre-ordered, customers could get a CD containing tracks from the game, a playing card set adorned with ''Kingdom Hearts'' characters and symbols, or a dual Keyblade embroidered necklace.{{fact}}
*[[Another side, Another story...|Another Side, Another Story <nowiki>[deep dive]</nowiki>]]
*[[Gummi Ship]] Missions
*Three additional [[Ansem Reports]]


==External links==
==External links==

Latest revision as of 13:09, 12 September 2024

Kingdom Hearts Final Mix
Kingdom Hearts Final Mix Logo KHFM.png
キングダムハーツ ファイナルミックス
Kingudamu Hātsu Fainaru Mikkusu
Developer(s) Square Co., Ltd.
Publisher(s) Japan Square Co., Ltd.
Release date(s) Japan December 26, 2002
Genre Action RPG
Game modes Single player
Ratings CERO:A
Platform(s) PlayStation 2

Kingdom Hearts Final Mix is a reissue of Kingdom Hearts for the PlayStation 2. Most plot and gameplay elements are the same, and the game also includes the features added to the international version of the game. The game combines English voice-overs with Japanese text and controls.

The PlayStation 2 version is exclusive to Japan. The game was remastered in HD and released as part of Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX for the PlayStation 3. As opposed to the original Final Mix, the remake features Japanese voice acting in the Japanese release. It was later released as part of Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 + 2.5 ReMIX.

Development[edit]

Many features, plot points, and other miscellaneous elements initially had to be cut from the first Japanese release of Kingdom Hearts due to time constraints. Instead of simply dubbing the game that was made and shipping it internationally as is, the team decided to reintroduce some of this cut content in the international release. Realizing that Japan was left with an incomplete package compared to the rest of the world, the team decided to re-release the international version of the game in Japan. Even more cut content was reintroduced in this version, which the team finally considered feature complete, hence the Final Mix subtitle. Due to a significant amount of English voice lines being recorded for scenes that were not in the original Japanese version, the team elected to not redub the scenes and instead used Japanese subtitles over the English audio. New scenes either used recycled audio or had no dialogue at all.

Changes[edit]

New features[edit]

Features[edit]
Sora's artwork on the start screen.

Gameplay[edit]

  • Riku-Ansem's dark discs now damage him when reflected back to him with block.
  • Party Member changes:
    • Leveling tables (which abilities are learned at what level) were overhauled for Sora, Donald, and Goofy, with Sora's leveling tables seeing the most change.
    • Level up stat increases were changed for Sora, Donald and Goofy, resulting in each character having different stats at level 100 compared to the original game.
    • Donald's revival time is 80 seconds.
    • Goofy's revival time is 60 seconds.
  • Keyblade changes:
  • Staff changes:
  • Shield changes:
  • Accessory changes:
  • Ability changes:

Battle[edit]

Sora battling Unknown in Final Mix.

Storyline[edit]

  • Several new cutscenes and text-box conversations were added to the game:
    • On the second day on Destiny Islands, Kairi can be seen crafting the Wayfinder out of Thalassa Shells, and she explains to Sora what it is in a new text-box conversation.
    • After Sora's fight against Leon in Traverse Town, Riku is shown to be lost in Hollow Bastion, calling out for his friends as Maleficent looks on.
    • After Sora speaks to Kairi in the underground waterway in Traverse Town, Riku is shown lost in the Realm of Darkness after Ansem, Seeker of Darkness took his body. There, he is assisted by King Mickey who reveals that he has the realm's Keyblade.
    • Prior to the Door to Darkness closing, flashbacks of Sora and Riku playing together as children are shown.
    • After Sora defeats Sephiroth, Cloud is seen walking in and beginning a duel against Sephiroth.
    • The Princesses of Heart have new text-box dialogue in the Castle Chapel, commenting on the mysterious portal which leads to the Unknown fight.
    • Prior to fighting the Unknown, he is shown walking into the room and speaking to Sora cryptically and non-vocally. Sora's and Goofy's voice lines in this scene are recycled from the original game.

Bonus[edit]

Changes in worlds[edit]

Special editions[edit]

The Kingdom Hearts Final Mix Platinum Limited came in a box containing the game case, a sheet of eight Kingdom Hearts stickers; a postcard calendar featuring Tetsuya Nomura artwork and—contained in a CD case—a block figure of Sora, part of Square's Minimum Collection; and three can badges. The set costs 8,800 yen.

Depending on what store the game was pre-ordered, customers could get a CD containing tracks from the game, a playing card set adorned with Kingdom Hearts characters and symbols, or a dual Keyblade embroidered necklace.[citation needed]

External links[edit]

Kingdom Hearts Final Mix
Additional enemies
Bosses
Arch Behemoth - Destroyed Behemoth - Red Armor - Sneak Army - Unknown
Enemy Heartless
Black Ballade - Chimera - Gigas Shadow - Grand Ghost - Jet Balloon - Missile Diver - Neoshadow - Stealth Soldier - Pot Scorpion - Pink Agaricus - Sniperwild
Additional weapons
Diamond Dust - One-Winged Angel - Fantasista - Meteor Strike - Mighty Shield - Seven Elements
Additional music
Kingdom Hearts Final Mix - Additional Tracks - Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Complete
Archives
Additional accessories - Additional abilities - Another side, another story... [deep dive] - Artwork - Enemy renders
Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX
Kingdom Hearts Final Mix • Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories • Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days
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
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
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