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'''The Grid''' is a [[world]] that is featured in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]''. It is based on the Disney film, ''{{w|Tron: Legacy}}'', and is one of two worlds to be based on the ''Tron'' franchise, alongside [[Space Paranoids]].
'''The Grid''' is a [[world]] that is featured in ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]''. It is based on the Disney film, ''{{w|Tron: Legacy}}'', and is one of two worlds to be based on the ''Tron'' franchise, alongside [[Space Paranoids]]. The Grid is set in an entirely different digital realm to ''Space Paranoids'', and is one of the worlds submerged in sleep that must be awakened.
 
==Locations==
The world's playable areas include ''Tron City'', the Disc Arena, the Light Cycle Grid, the Solar Sailer, ''The Rectifier'', and the Portal to the Real World.


==Development==
==Development==

Revision as of 23:36, 30 June 2012

This article is about the world in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance.
You may be looking for the world in Kingdom Hearts II.
The Grid

The Grid KH3D.png
The Grid Logo KH3D.png
Japanese ザ・グリッド

Romaji Za Guriddo
Game Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance

Origin Tron: Legacy (2010)
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KH3D tracks
Field theme - Access The Grid
File:Access The Grid KH3D.ogg
Battle theme - Digital Domination
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 Grid is a world that is featured in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. It is based on the Disney film, Tron: Legacy, and is one of two worlds to be based on the Tron franchise, alongside Space Paranoids. The Grid is set in an entirely different digital realm to Space Paranoids, and is one of the worlds submerged in sleep that must be awakened.

Locations

The world's playable areas include Tron City, the Disc Arena, the Light Cycle Grid, the Solar Sailer, The Rectifier, and the Portal to the Real World.

Development

The Grid was originally intended to be playable only for Riku, while Sora would visit the "original Tron World". Nomura instead scrapped this idea and had both Sora and Riku visit The Grid. [1]

Story

Between Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep and Kingdom Hearts

Sometime after Terra-Xehanort's descent into darkness, his Heartless, Ansem, Seeker of Darkness, attacked many worlds, including The Grid, and swallowed them into the darkness. Though it was restored after Sora defeated Ansem and destroyed the End of the World, The Grid remained in a state of deep sleep instead of returning to the Realm of Light, plagued by Nightmare Dream Eaters.

Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance

Characters

Character Design

Like in Space Paranoids, Sora and Riku are converted into data and change forms accordingly. The forms resemble the outfits worn by other characters in the film. They both wear dark blue suits with light blue circuitry and visors characteristic of participants in the Grid's Disk Wars competition. Sora's form also slightly resembles his Kingdom Hearts II design, but without the prongs.

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Enemies

Dream Eaters

Other

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Notes and references