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The '''Land of Departure''' is a [[world]] in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]''. It is the original "hub" world of ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''.
The '''Land of Departure''' is a [[world]] in ''[[Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep]]''. It is the original "hub" world of ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'' and the original form of [[Castle Oblivion]].
 
==Development==
In the original Japanese release of ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'', Land of Departure disappears from the world map after its destruction in each character's story, making it inaccessible in that character's save file from then on. Due to this oversight, it becomes impossible for the player to complete the [[Journal]] (and by extension the [[Trinity Archives]]) if they had not opened the [[Treasure Chest]]s in that world beforehand. This was rectified in all subsequent versions, where a ruined version of the world could still be accessed after this event, which also serves as the location for the {{c|Unknown|bbs}} boss battle.


==Settings and Areas==
==Settings and Areas==
The Land of Departure is one of few special worlds in the [[Universe of Kingdom Hearts|''Kingdom Hearts'' universe]] that is located between the [[Realm of Light]] and the [[Realm of Darkness]].<ref name="Ultimania">'''''[[Kingdom Hearts Ultimania|Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Ultimania]]''''' "[Land of Departure] It is a special place between the realms of darkness and light, and has been protected for generations so that it is not used for evil. A device was set in place just in case of such an event, and after Master Eraqus was killed and Aqua closed the Keyhole of the world, it put this device in action. It turned it into a castle which would draw anyone who goes there into oblivion."</ref> As such, Master Eraqus described the world as a neutral place where [[light]] and [[darkness]] exist in balance.
===''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''===
[[File:Land of Departure (Art).png|thumb|left|225px|Artwork of Land of Departure.]]
The Land of Departure is one of few special worlds in the [[Universe of Kingdom Hearts|''Kingdom Hearts'' universe]] that is located between the [[Realm of Light]] and the [[Realm of Darkness]].<ref name="Ultimania">'''''[[Kingdom Hearts Ultimania|Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Ultimania]]''''' "[Land of Departure] It is a special place between the realms of darkness and light, and has been protected for generations so that it is not used for evil. A device was set in place just in case of such an event, and after Master Eraqus was killed and Aqua closed the Keyhole of the world, it put this device in action. It turned it into a castle which would draw anyone who goes there into oblivion."</ref> As such, [[Master Eraqus]] describes the world as a neutral place where [[light]] and [[darkness]] exist in balance.


The Land of Departure has physical qualities of several major worlds from the ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|series}}'' series. The Land of Departure is shown in artwork to be set high in grassy mountains, surrounded by flowing water. The building itself decreases in width as it reaches the ground, tall spires protruding from the roof. Two lengths of golden chain connect the castle to twin peaks. Similarly to [[Twilight Town]], there is one major building in this world's render; the main building also bears a resemblance to Twilight Town's clock tower. Like [[Radiant Garden]], this world also has a circular area in the middle of it, with a large building overhead.
The Land of Departure's castle is set high up in grassy mountains, and is surrounded by flowing water down below. The building itself decreases in width as it reaches the ground, and has tall spires protruding from the roof. Four golden chains also connect the castle to two pairs of twin peaks, one pair in front of the castle, the other behind it. Down the castle's stairs is a circular area known as the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Forecourt}}'''|前庭|Zentei}}, where the world's [[Moogle Shop]] can be found for a limited time throughout the story.


The game's tutorial, while still controlling Ventus, takes place in the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Mountain Path}}'''|山道|Sandou}}. Going up into the hill leads to the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Summit}}'''|山頂|Sanchou}}. The area before the Mountain Trail is the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Forecourt}}'''|前庭|Zentei}}, where the world's Moogle Shop can be found if the player chooses to return to the Land of Departure for a limited time in the story. Beyond is Terra's, Ventus's, Aqua's and Master Eraqus's home.
Leaving the Forecourt leads to the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Mountain Path}}'''|山道|Sandou}}, a tranquil area that's got several bonsai trees as well as a few tiny waterfalls, and puddles covered in lily pads. There's also some benches there and a few contraption with golden pendants that can be hit. Going up into the hill leads to the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Summit}}'''|山頂|Sanchou}}, a place [[Terra]], [[Aqua]], and [[Ventus]] visit to relax or exercise.


The Land of Departure is also one of a select few worlds in the series that features areas that eventually cannot be accessed during later portions of the game. After Master Eraqus is killed and Master Xehanort plunges the world into darkness, the world cannot be fully revisited. The Forecourt is no longer accessible because the road leading to it has collapsed, and it is seen one last time towards the beginning of the Final Episode.
During the [[Mark of Mastery]] the {{nihongo|'''{{a|Great Hall}}'''|大広間}} is briefly playable. The area is quite spacious and covered in golden ornaments, with large stained glass windows lighting up the place, and three thrones towards the top. In cutscenes, {{nihongo|'''{{a|Ventus's Room}}'''|ヴェントゥスの部屋}} is seen which most notably houses a telescope, as well as a lot of books.
 
The Land of Departure is also one of few worlds in the series where certain areas become inaccessible later in the game. After Master Eraqus is killed and Master Xehanort plunges the world into darkness, the world cannot be fully revisited, as the Forecourt is no longer accessible due to a collapsed road leading to it.


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===''Kingdom Hearts III''===
As [[Castle Oblivion]] changes back to the Land of Departure, the world is seen returning back to its former glory. The '''Castle Interior''' is temporarily playable in ''Kingdom Hearts III'' as the party rescues Ventus. The area consists of the Great Hall area from ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'' as well as the smaller hallway below leading to the entrance. The area can also be accessed through [[Data Greeting]].
During the ending, Terra, Aqua, and Ventus are shown making a grave for Eraqus at the Summit.


==Story==
==Story==
===Before ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''===
===Before ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''===
Generations of Keyblade Masters have kept the land safe.
[[File:Flashback The Wooden Keyblade 01 KHBBS.png|thumb|right|200px|Terra, Aqua, and Ventus take a break from their training.]]
 
Following his [[Mark of Mastery exam]] and becoming a [[Keyblade Master]], [[Eraqus]] became his Master's Successor and steward of the Land of Departure while his fellow apprentice, [[Xehanort]], became a Seeker to learn more of the worlds. By the time the two crossed paths again, they entered into a discussion where Xehanort revealed his intent to create a second [[Keyblade War]] that resulted with the two having a major falling out with Xehanort scarring Eraqus. Years after that event, after creating [[Vanitas]] from the youth who somehow survived the process, Xehanort decided to take advantage by leaving the amnesic [[Ventus]] in Eraqus's care to be trained by him alongside [[Terra]] and [[Aqua]].
Years before the events of ''Birth by Sleep'', after being made [[Keyblade Master]], [[Eraqus]] became his Master's Successor, the steward of the Land of Departure, while his fellow apprentice, [[Xehanort]], became a Seeker to learn more of the worlds. By the time the two crossed paths again, they entered into a discussion where Xehanort revealed his intent to create a second Keyblade War that resulted with the two having a major falling out with Xehanort scarring Eraqus. Years after that event, after creating [[Vanitas]] from the youth who somehow survived the process, Xehanort decided to take advantage by leaving the amnesic [[Ventus]] in Eraqus's care to be trained by him alongside [[Terra]] and [[Aqua]].


===''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''===
===''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep''===
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[[File:Castle Oblivion 01 KHBBS.png|thumb|The Land of Departure's Keyhole.]]
[[File:Castle Oblivion 01 KHBBS.png|thumb|The Land of Departure's Keyhole.]]
After Ventus loses his heart and falls into a comatose state in the aftermath of the events at the [[Keyblade Graveyard]], Aqua returns to the destroyed castle with Ventus on her back. She places Ventus in the middle throne and, using Eraqus's Keyblade, seals the Keyhole and reconfigures the Land of Departure into [[Castle Oblivion]] to both protect the land from any who would take advantage of it and keep Ventus safe in the [[Chamber of Waking]].<ref name="Ultimania"/>
After Ventus loses his [[heart]] and falls into a comatose state in the aftermath of the events at the [[Keyblade Graveyard]], Aqua returns to the destroyed castle with Ventus on her back. She places Ventus in the middle throne and, using Eraqus's Keyblade, seals the [[Keyhole]] and reconfigures the Land of Departure into [[Castle Oblivion]] to both protect the land from any who would take advantage of it and keep Ventus safe in the [[Chamber of Waking]].<ref name="Ultimania"/>


===''Kingdom Hearts III''===
===''Kingdom Hearts III''===
Immediately after saving Aqua, [[Sora]], [[Donald]], and [[Goofy]] travel with her to Castle Oblivion, where she utilizes the power of the Master's Defender to restore the Land of Departure to its former glory. Aqua leads the group to Ventus, where she apologizes to him for making him wait so long and tries to wake him from his slumber, only to be disappointed to learn that his heart never returned in her absence. Just then, Vanitas makes his presence known, having followed the group in order to find Ventus. Aqua attacks Vanitas when he approaches Ventus, and despite Sora, Donald, and Goofy wanting to help her, Aqua refuses and casts barrier to isolate herself and Vanitas in order to redeem herself.
Immediately after saving Aqua, [[Sora]], [[Donald]], and [[Goofy]] travel with her to Castle Oblivion, where she utilizes the power of the [[Master's Defender]] to restore the Land of Departure to its former glory.  


When Aqua gains the upper hand, Vanitas instead targets Ventus, attempting to shatter the barrier. Seeing the danger, Aqua throws herself between Ventus and Vanitas, taking the brunt of Vanitas's attack. With Aqua weakened, Vanitas moves in to claim her heart, but this action stirs Ventus's heart within Sora. With Sora's help, Ventus's heart returns to his body, allowing Ventus to wake, break through the barrier and clash with Vanitas. Vanitas retreats as Sora, Donald, and Goofy join Ventus and Aqua, though he anticipates another encounter with Ventus. Afterwards, Ventus notices that Vanitas and Sora look alike, leading Ventus to realize that Sora was his second chance.
[[File:Castle Oblivion Is Unlocked 03 KHIII.png|thumb|left|Aqua restores the Land of Departure to its former glory.]]
Aqua leads the group to Ventus, where she apologizes to him for making him wait so long and tries to wake him from his slumber, only to be disappointed to learn that his heart never returned in her absence. Just then, Vanitas makes his presence known, having followed the group in order to find Ventus. Aqua attacks Vanitas when he approaches Ventus, and despite Sora, Donald, and Goofy wanting to help her, Aqua refuses and casts barrier to isolate herself and Vanitas in order to redeem herself.
 
When Aqua gains the upper hand, Vanitas instead targets Ventus, attempting to shatter the barrier. Seeing the danger, Aqua throws herself between Ventus and Vanitas, taking the brunt of Vanitas's attack. With Aqua weakened, Vanitas moves in to claim her heart, but this action stirs Ventus's heart within Sora. With Sora's help, Ventus's heart returns to his [[body]], allowing Ventus to wake, break through the barrier and clash with Vanitas. Vanitas retreats as Sora, Donald, and Goofy join Ventus and Aqua, though he anticipates another encounter with Ventus. Afterwards, Ventus notices that Vanitas and Sora look alike, leading Ventus to realize that Sora was his second chance.


Following the clash with the thirteen seekers of darkness, Aqua, Ventus, and Terra return to the Land of Departure and organize a grave dedicated to Eraqus, using the Master's Defender and their three Wayfinders. As they leave, Ventus notices his [[Chirithy]] watching him and welcomes Chirithy back to his side with open arms.
Following the clash with the thirteen seekers of darkness, Aqua, Ventus, and Terra return to the Land of Departure and organize a grave dedicated to Eraqus, using the Master's Defender and their three Wayfinders. As they leave, Ventus notices his [[Chirithy]] watching him and welcomes Chirithy back to his side with open arms.
===''Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind''===
Riku pays a visit to the Land of Departure, where Terra congratulates him for obtaining the power to protect those he loves. Riku then watches as Terra, Ventus, and Aqua leave for the Realm of Darkness to find Sora.


==Characters==
==Characters==
<gallery>
<gallery>
File:Terra KHIII.png|[[Terra]]<br>{{KHBbS}}{{KHIII}}
File:Terra KHIII.png|[[Terra]]<br>{{DR}}{{KHBbS}}{{KHIII}}{{RM}}
File:Ventus KHIII.png|[[Ventus]]<br>{{KHBbS}}{{KHIII}}
File:Ventus KHIII.png|[[Ventus]]<br>{{DR}}{{KHBbS}}{{KHIII}}{{RM}}
File:Aqua KHIII.png|[[Aqua]]<br>{{KHBbS}}{{KHIII}}
File:Aqua KHIII.png|[[Aqua]]<br>{{DR}}{{KHBbS}}{{KHIII}}{{RM}}
File:Master Eraqus KHBBS.png|[[Eraqus]]<br>{{KHBbS}}
File:Master Eraqus KHBBS.png|[[Eraqus]]<br>{{DR}}{{KHBbS}}
File:Master Xehanort KHBBS.png|[[Master Xehanort]]<br>{{KHBbS}}
File:Master Xehanort KHBBS.png|[[Master Xehanort]]<br>{{DR}}{{KHBbS}}
File:Vanitas (Masked) KHIII.png|[[Vanitas]]<br>{{KHBbS}}{{KHIII}}
File:Vanitas (Masked) KHIII.png|[[Vanitas]]<br>{{DR}}{{KHBbS}}{{KHIII}}
File: Unknown KHBBS.png|[[Young Xehanort|Unknown]]<br>{{KHBbS}}
File:Chirithy KHIII.png|[[Chirithy]]<br> {{KHIII}}
File:Chirithy KHIII.png|[[Chirithy]]<br> {{KHIII}}
File:Riku KHIII.png|[[Riku]]<br>{{RM}}
</gallery>
</gallery>


*[[Master Odin]], a Keyblade Master who taught Xehanort and Eraqus, is mentioned on several occasions.
*[[Master Odin]], Eraqus and Xehanort's mentor, is mentioned on several occasions.
 
==Enemies==
==Enemies==
===Other===
===Other===
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*In Ventus's room, two of the books on his bookshelves are titled ''Birth by sleep'' and ''Ultimania''.
*In Ventus's room, two of the books on his bookshelves are titled ''Birth by sleep'' and ''Ultimania''.
*In the original Japanese release of ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'', Land of Departure disappears from the world map after its destruction in each character's story, making it inaccessible in that character's save file from then on. Due to this oversight, it becomes impossible for the player to complete the [[Journal]] (and by extension the [[Journal#Trinity Archives|Trinity Archives]]) if they had not opened the [[Treasure Chest]]s in that world beforehand. This was rectified in all subsequent versions, where a ruined version of the world could still be accessed after this event, which also serves as the location for the [[Game:Young Xehanort|Unknown]] boss battle.


==Notes and references==
==Notes and references==
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[[Category:Kingdom Hearts III worlds]]

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Land of Departure

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Japanese 旅立ちの地

Romaji Tabidachi no Chi
Games Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
Kingdom Hearts III
Kingdom Hearts Dark Road
Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory

Allies Terra, Aqua, Ventus
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KHBBS tracks
Field theme - The Promised Beginning
Battle theme - Future Masters
Other worlds
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts
Dive to the Heart | Destiny Islands | Disney Castle
Traverse Town | Wonderland | Olympus Coliseum
Deep Jungle | Agrabah | Monstro
Atlantica | Halloween Town | Neverland
100 Acre Wood | Hollow Bastion
End of the World | Realm of Darkness
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories
Castle Oblivion | Twilight Town
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts II
Mysterious Tower | Radiant Garden
The Land of Dragons | Beast's Castle | Timeless River
Port Royal | Pride Lands | Space Paranoids
The World That Never Was | End of Sea | Keyblade Graveyard
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts coded
Datascape
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
Land of Departure | Mirage Arena
Dwarf Woodlands | Enchanted Dominion | Castle of Dreams
Disney Town | Deep Space
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
La Cité des Cloches | The Grid | Symphony of Sorcery
Country of the Musketeers | Prankster's Paradise
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts χ[chi]
Daybreak Town
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts Union χ[Cross]
Game Central Station | Niceland | Cy-Bug Sector | Candy Kingdom
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts III
The Final World | Secret Forest | Olympus
Toy Box | Kingdom of Corona | Monstropolis
Arendelle | The Caribbean | San Fransokyo
Scala ad Caelum | Quadratum

The Land of Departure is a world in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. It is the original "hub" world of Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep and the original form of Castle Oblivion.

Development[edit]

In the original Japanese release of Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, Land of Departure disappears from the world map after its destruction in each character's story, making it inaccessible in that character's save file from then on. Due to this oversight, it becomes impossible for the player to complete the Journal (and by extension the Trinity Archives) if they had not opened the Treasure Chests in that world beforehand. This was rectified in all subsequent versions, where a ruined version of the world could still be accessed after this event, which also serves as the location for the Unknown boss battle.

Settings and Areas[edit]

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep[edit]

Artwork of Land of Departure.

The Land of Departure is one of few special worlds in the Kingdom Hearts universe that is located between the Realm of Light and the Realm of Darkness.[1] As such, Master Eraqus describes the world as a neutral place where light and darkness exist in balance.

The Land of Departure's castle is set high up in grassy mountains, and is surrounded by flowing water down below. The building itself decreases in width as it reaches the ground, and has tall spires protruding from the roof. Four golden chains also connect the castle to two pairs of twin peaks, one pair in front of the castle, the other behind it. Down the castle's stairs is a circular area known as the Forecourt (前庭 Zentei?), where the world's Moogle Shop can be found for a limited time throughout the story.

Leaving the Forecourt leads to the Mountain Path (山道 Sandou?), a tranquil area that's got several bonsai trees as well as a few tiny waterfalls, and puddles covered in lily pads. There's also some benches there and a few contraption with golden pendants that can be hit. Going up into the hill leads to the Summit (山頂 Sanchou?), a place Terra, Aqua, and Ventus visit to relax or exercise.

During the Mark of Mastery the Great Hall (大広間?) is briefly playable. The area is quite spacious and covered in golden ornaments, with large stained glass windows lighting up the place, and three thrones towards the top. In cutscenes, Ventus's Room (ヴェントゥスの部屋?) is seen which most notably houses a telescope, as well as a lot of books.

The Land of Departure is also one of few worlds in the series where certain areas become inaccessible later in the game. After Master Eraqus is killed and Master Xehanort plunges the world into darkness, the world cannot be fully revisited, as the Forecourt is no longer accessible due to a collapsed road leading to it.

Area Map in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep

Land of Departure minimaps (unused)

Kingdom Hearts III[edit]

As Castle Oblivion changes back to the Land of Departure, the world is seen returning back to its former glory. The Castle Interior is temporarily playable in Kingdom Hearts III as the party rescues Ventus. The area consists of the Great Hall area from Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep as well as the smaller hallway below leading to the entrance. The area can also be accessed through Data Greeting.

During the ending, Terra, Aqua, and Ventus are shown making a grave for Eraqus at the Summit.

Story[edit]

Before Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep[edit]

Terra, Aqua, and Ventus take a break from their training.

Following his Mark of Mastery exam and becoming a Keyblade Master, Eraqus became his Master's Successor and steward of the Land of Departure while his fellow apprentice, Xehanort, became a Seeker to learn more of the worlds. By the time the two crossed paths again, they entered into a discussion where Xehanort revealed his intent to create a second Keyblade War that resulted with the two having a major falling out with Xehanort scarring Eraqus. Years after that event, after creating Vanitas from the youth who somehow survived the process, Xehanort decided to take advantage by leaving the amnesic Ventus in Eraqus's care to be trained by him alongside Terra and Aqua.

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep[edit]

On the day before Terra and Aqua undergo the Mark of Mastery, they momentarily spar with Ventus before Aqua gives her fellow apprentices Wayfinders so the three of them would never be truly apart. The next day, arriving to see the exam proceedings, Xehanort rigs the test with orbs of light attacking the three Keyblade users. Despite the interference, Eraqus allowed the test to resume and names Aqua master while Terra is dismayed that he remains an apprentice. As Eraqus takes Aqua to inform her on the duties she is to take, Xehanort and Vanitas respectively manipulate Terra and Ventus into leaving the Land of Departure. As Ventus chases after Terra, Aqua is sent by Eraqus to retrieve the former.

The Land of Departure is shrouded in darkness.

Later, after an encounter with Xehanort presents a startling revelation, Ventus returns to the Land of Departure to confront Eraqus of his past. However, seeing that Xehanort is still acting on the scheme he unveiled to him ages ago, Eraqus resolves to kill Ventus for the good of the worlds. However, Xehanort arranged Terra to arrive to stop his master and makes his move to kill his former friend. From there, Xehanort then blasts an orb of darkness into the sky that causing the Land of Departure to become shrouded in darkness while sucking in most of the castle.

Shortly before meeting at the Keyblade Graveyard, Terra, Ventus, and Aqua each separately return to their ruined home and encounter a time-traveling Young Xehanort, who attacks each of them in turn. He vanishes after his defeat, continuing onward to the future to carry out his tasks.

The Land of Departure's Keyhole.

After Ventus loses his heart and falls into a comatose state in the aftermath of the events at the Keyblade Graveyard, Aqua returns to the destroyed castle with Ventus on her back. She places Ventus in the middle throne and, using Eraqus's Keyblade, seals the Keyhole and reconfigures the Land of Departure into Castle Oblivion to both protect the land from any who would take advantage of it and keep Ventus safe in the Chamber of Waking.[1]

Kingdom Hearts III[edit]

Immediately after saving Aqua, Sora, Donald, and Goofy travel with her to Castle Oblivion, where she utilizes the power of the Master's Defender to restore the Land of Departure to its former glory.

The Land of Departure in Kingdom Hearts III.
Aqua restores the Land of Departure to its former glory.

Aqua leads the group to Ventus, where she apologizes to him for making him wait so long and tries to wake him from his slumber, only to be disappointed to learn that his heart never returned in her absence. Just then, Vanitas makes his presence known, having followed the group in order to find Ventus. Aqua attacks Vanitas when he approaches Ventus, and despite Sora, Donald, and Goofy wanting to help her, Aqua refuses and casts barrier to isolate herself and Vanitas in order to redeem herself.

When Aqua gains the upper hand, Vanitas instead targets Ventus, attempting to shatter the barrier. Seeing the danger, Aqua throws herself between Ventus and Vanitas, taking the brunt of Vanitas's attack. With Aqua weakened, Vanitas moves in to claim her heart, but this action stirs Ventus's heart within Sora. With Sora's help, Ventus's heart returns to his body, allowing Ventus to wake, break through the barrier and clash with Vanitas. Vanitas retreats as Sora, Donald, and Goofy join Ventus and Aqua, though he anticipates another encounter with Ventus. Afterwards, Ventus notices that Vanitas and Sora look alike, leading Ventus to realize that Sora was his second chance.

Following the clash with the thirteen seekers of darkness, Aqua, Ventus, and Terra return to the Land of Departure and organize a grave dedicated to Eraqus, using the Master's Defender and their three Wayfinders. As they leave, Ventus notices his Chirithy watching him and welcomes Chirithy back to his side with open arms.

Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind[edit]

Riku pays a visit to the Land of Departure, where Terra congratulates him for obtaining the power to protect those he loves. Riku then watches as Terra, Ventus, and Aqua leave for the Realm of Darkness to find Sora.

Characters[edit]

  • Master Odin, Eraqus and Xehanort's mentor, is mentioned on several occasions.

Enemies[edit]

Other[edit]

Trivia[edit]

  • In Ventus's room, two of the books on his bookshelves are titled Birth by sleep and Ultimania.

Notes and references[edit]

  1. ^ a b Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Ultimania "[Land of Departure] It is a special place between the realms of darkness and light, and has been protected for generations so that it is not used for evil. A device was set in place just in case of such an event, and after Master Eraqus was killed and Aqua closed the Keyhole of the world, it put this device in action. It turned it into a castle which would draw anyone who goes there into oblivion."
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
Characters
Party members
Terra - Ventus - Aqua - Lingering Will
Prince Phillip - Mickey Mouse - Hercules - Zack - Experiment 626
Antagonists
Xehanort - Vanitas - Braig - Terra-Xehanort
Maleficent - Lady Tremaine - Anastasia and Drizella - Lucifer - The Queen - Magic Mirror - Gantu - Experiment 221 - Hades - Ice Colossus - Captain Hook - Captain Dark
Non-playable characters
Aeleus - Ansem the Wise - Aurora - Captain Justice - Chip and Dale - Cinderella - Crocodile - Daisy Duck - Dark Figure - Dilan - Donald Duck - Dr. Jumba Jookiba - Enchanted Brooms - Eraqus - Even - Fairy Godmother - Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather - Goofy - Grand Councilwoman - Grand Duke - Horace Horsecollar - Huey, Dewey, and Louie - Ienzo - Isa - Jaq - Kairi - Kairi's Grandma - Lea - Lost Boys - Maleficent's Goons - Maleficent's Raven - Merlin - Minnie Mouse - Moogle - Peter Pan - Philoctetes - Pluto - The Prince - Prince Charming - Rabbit - Riku - Scrooge McDuck - Seven Dwarfs - Mr. Smee - Snow White - Sora - Tigger - Tinker Bell - Vanitas Remnant - Winnie the Pooh - Yen Sid
Locations
Worlds
Land of Departure - Enchanted Dominion - Castle of Dreams - Dwarf Woodlands - Destiny Islands - Radiant Garden - Olympus Coliseum - Disney Town - Deep Space - Mirage Arena - Neverland - Mysterious Tower - Keyblade Graveyard - Castle Oblivion - Realm of Darkness
Places
Dive to the Heart - 100 Acre Wood - Chamber of Waking
Terms
Bequeathing - Blank Points - Keyblade - Keyblade Armor - Keyblade Glider - Keyblade Master - Keyblade War - Kingdom Hearts - Mark of Mastery exam - Million Dreams Award - Princesses of Heart - The End - Unversed
Gameplay terms
Arena Mode - Command Board - Command Style - D-Link - Deck Commands - Shotlock - Special Command
Music
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep & 358/2 Days Original Soundtrack - Simple and Clean
Archives
Artwork - Bosses - Enemies - Keyblades - Removed content
Kingdom Hearts III
Characters
Party members
Sora - Donald Duck - Goofy - Riku - Aqua
Hercules - Woody - Buzz Lightyear - Rapunzel - Eugene Fitzherbert - James P. Sullivan - Mike Wazowski - Marshmallow - Jack Sparrow - Baymax
Mickey Mouse - Kairi - Ventus - Lea - Roxas - Xion
Link system
Meow Wow - Wreck-It Ralph - Simba - Ariel - Stitch
Antagonists
Real Organization XIII (Seekers of Darkness)
Master Xehanort - Young Xehanort - Terra-Xehanort - Ansem, Seeker of Darkness - Xemnas - Vanitas - Xigbar - Saïx - Luxord - Marluxia - Larxene - Dark Riku - Xion
Vexen - Demyx - Replica Xehanort
Villains
Maleficent - Pete - Hades - Rock Titan - Ice Titan - Lava Titan - Tornado Titan
Mother Gothel - Randall Boggs - Hans - Davy Jones - Kraken - Cutler Beckett - Dark Baymax
Other
Anti-Aqua
Non-playable characters
Seven Guardians of Light - New Seven Hearts
Aced - Aeleus - Air Droids - Angelic Amber - Anna - Ansem the Wise - Apollo - Athena - Beasts & Bugs - Boo - Bouncy Pets - CDA Agent - Chip and Dale - Chirithy - Daisy Duck - Dark Figure - Dilan - Elizabeth Swann - Elsa - Ephemer - Eraqus - Even - Fred - Gigas - Go Go Tomago - Gopher - Green Army Men - Gula - Hamm - Hayner - Hector Barbossa - Hermes - Hiro Hamada - Honey Lemon - Huey, Dewey, and Louie - Ienzo - Invi - Ira - Isa - Jiminy Cricket - Joshamee Gibbs - Kristoff - Lingering Will - Little Green Men - Lumpy - Luxu - The Master of Masters - Maximus - Megara - Merlin - Minnie Mouse - Moogle - Nameless Star - Naminé - Olaf - Olette - Pascal - Patchwork Animals - Pegasus - Pence - Piglet - Philoctetes - Pluto - Rabbit - Remy - Rex - Riku Replica - Roo - Sarge - Scrooge McDuck - Supreme Smasher - Sven - Terra - Tia Dalma - Tigger - Wasabi - William Turner - Winnie the Pooh - Yen Sid - Yozora - Zeus
Locations
Worlds
Olympus - Dark World - Mysterious Tower - Disney Castle - Radiant Garden - Twilight Town - Toy Box - Kingdom of Corona - Monstropolis - Arendelle - The Caribbean - San Fransokyo - 100 Acre Wood - Destiny Islands - Castle Oblivion / Land of Departure - Keyblade Graveyard - The Final World - Scala ad Caelum - Quadratum
Terms
Alba & Ater - Ansem's Code - Black Box - Datascape - Dream Eater - Heartless - Keyblade - Keyblade Master - Keyblade War - Kingdom Hearts - New Seven Hearts - Nobody - Port Royal - Secret Reports - Subject X - Unversed - Verum Rex - Yozora
Gameplay terms
Armor Mode - Attractions - Battlegate - Black Pearl - Classic Kingdom - Flowmotion - Formchange - Gigas - Glossary - Gummiphone - Gummi Ship - Keyblade Forge - Leviathan - Lucky Emblems - Make Your Mark - Memory Archive - Moogle Shop - Link - Shotlock - Situation Command - Tech Points - χ3
Music
Don't Think Twice - Face My Fears - Kingdom Hearts - III, II.8, Unchained χ & Union χ [Cross] - Original Soundtrack - Unnamed tracks
Archives
Accessories - Armor - Artwork - DLC - Enemies - Items - Keyblades - Weapons - Removed content
Kingdom Hearts Dark Road
Characters
Party members
Xehanort - Eraqus - Hermod - Bragi - Urd - Vor
Non-playable characters
Aced - Aqua - Ava - Baldr - Beast - Card Soldier - Carpet - Cave of Wonders Guardian - Cerberus - Cheshire Cat - Chip - Cogsworth - Ephemer - Evil Queen - Gula - Hades - Heimdall - Helgi - Hoder - Iago - Invi - Ira - Jafar - Lumière - Luxu - Magic Mirror - Maleficent - Mrs. Potts - Odin - Player - Queen of Hearts - Robed Figure - Seven Dwarfs - Sigrun - Terra - The Master of Masters - Tweedledum and Tweedledee - Vala - Vali - Vanitas - Ventus - Vidar - Wardrobe - White Rabbit
Locations
Worlds
Destiny Islands - Scala ad Caelum - Agrabah - Wonderland - Dwarf Woodlands - Beast's Castle - Olympus Coliseum - Enchanted Dominion - Keyblade Graveyard - Land of Departure
Terms
Alba & Ater - An Oath to Return - Black coat - Cards - Child of Destiny - Corridor of Darkness - Key Art - Key Scene - Keyblade - Keyblade Armor - Keyblade Master - Mark of Mastery - True Darkness
Archives
Artwork - Enemies - Keyblades
Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory
Characters
Party members
Kairi - Sora - Roxas - Aqua - Riku
Donald Duck - Goofy - Axel - Xion - Terra - Ventus - Meow Wow - Komory Bat - Mickey Mouse
Hercules - Aladdin - Ariel - Peter Pan - Beast - Fa Mulan - Simba - Stitch
Antagonists
Xehanort - Ansem, Seeker of Darkness - Xemnas - Maleficent
Non-playable characters
Aeleus - Ansem the Wise - Even - Fairy Godmother - Ienzo - Nameless Star - Terra-Xehanort - Yen Sid
Locations
Worlds
Mysterious Tower - Radiant Garden - The Final World
Terms
An Oath to Return - Another Key - Key Art - Keyblade - Museum - Music Stage - Rhythm Points - Story Scene - The End - VS Battle - World Tour
Music
Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory - Special Disc - Unnamed tracks
Archives
Artwork - Bosses - Enemies - Items - Trophy - Songs
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