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'''Jiminy's Journal''' is a journal written by [[Jiminy Cricket]] containing information on [[Sora]] and the countless number of things he meets and discovers on his journeys through the [[Universe of Kingdom Hearts|''Kingdom Hearts'' universe]]. It contains sections on the Heartless, other characters, story plots, notes on the worlds, mini-games, treasure chests opened, Trinity Marks (''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]'') and hints of what to do next (''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''). However it is wiped clean at the beginning of ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]]'' and again at the end, with only one sentence left: ''Thank [[Naminé]]''. The Journal is the first object to become a character in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series, first appearing in [[Kingdom Hearts coded|''Kingdom Hearts coded'']].
'''Jiminy's Journal''' is a journal written by [[Jiminy Cricket]] containing information on [[Sora]] and the countless number of things he meets and discovers on his journeys through the [[Universe of Kingdom Hearts|''Kingdom Hearts'' universe]]. It contains sections on the Heartless, other characters, story plots, notes on the worlds, mini-games, treasure chests opened, Trinity Marks (''Kingdom Hearts'') and hints of what to do next (''Kingdom Hearts II''). However it is wiped clean at the beginning of ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'' and again at the end, with only one sentence left: "Thank [[Naminé]]." The journal is the first object to become a character in the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series, first appearing in Kingdom Hearts coded.


==Contents and Story==
==Contents and Story==
Jiminy's Journal has many contents, slightly differing between games. In general, all games' Journal includes entries on defeated [[Heartless]] and (in the case of ''Kingdom Hearts II'') [[Nobody|Nobodies]]. The entries feature a brief description of the Heartless, sometimes mentioning an attack of theirs or the main world that they appear in, and mentioning how many have been defeated. They all also include entries on the characters encountered over the course of the game; anybody that Sora meets is added, unless they are generic characters (such as [[Traverse Town]]'s townsfolk). If the character added is from a Final Fantasy game or a Disney film, their first appearance is noted also.
Jiminy's Journal has many contents, slightly differing between games. In general, all games' journal includes entries on defeated [[Heartless]] and (in the case of ''Kingdom Hearts II'') [[Nobody|Nobodies]]. The entries feature a brief description of the Heartless, sometimes mentioning an attack of theirs or the main world that they appear in, and mentioning how many have been defeated. They all also include entries on the characters encountered over the course of the game; anybody that Sora meets is added, unless they are generic characters (such as [[Traverse Town]]'s townsfolk). If the character added is from a Final Fantasy game or a Disney film, their first appearance is noted also.


===''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]''===
===''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]''===


[[File:JournalKH.jpg|right|thumb|Main sections of Jiminy's Journal in ''Kingdom Hearts'']]
[[File:JournalKH.jpg|right|thumb|Main sections of Jiminy's Journal in ''Kingdom Hearts'']]
Jiminy's Journal in ''Kingdom Hearts'' has several top-level categories to further investigate. The categories include "Ansem's Report," which documents the pages from [[Ansem's Report]] for the player to read; "Story," which tells Sora's adventure world-by-world in story format, with the exclusion of the [[Destiny Islands]], [[Traverse Town]] and [[End of the World]]; "Characters," which then further breaks into 3 sub-categories ("Characters" for the general Kingdom Hearts characters such as [[Donald Duck]] or Sora, and characters from Final Fantasy; "Characters II" for all the world-specific Disney characters and the Summon characters; and "Heartless" for all defeated Heartless); "101 Dalmatians," which checks off each of the [[101 Dalmatians]] that Sora finds; "Trinity Marks," which number Sora's usage of [[Trinity Mark|Trinity Marks]]; and "Mini-Games," which record Sora's records on mini-games. By pressing {{Button|t}} while investigating an entry, the player may view and rotate the concerning character or Heartless' trophy.
Jiminy's Journal in ''Kingdom Hearts'' has several top-level categories to further investigate. The categories include:
*'''Ansem's Report''': documents the pages from [[Ansem's Report]] for the player to read.
*'''Story''': tells Sora's adventure world-by-world in story format, with the exclusion of the [[Destiny Islands]], Traverse Town, and [[End of the World]].
*'''Characters''': provides character profiles and brief descriptions.
**'''Characters''': general ''Kingdom Hearts'' characters such as [[Donald Duck]] or Sora, and characters from ''Final Fantasy''.
**'''Characters II''': all the world-specific Disney characters and the Summon characters.
**'''Heartless''': all defeated Heartless.
*'''101 Dalmatians''': checks off each of the [[99 Puppies]] that Sora finds.
*'''Trinity Marks''': numbers Sora's usage of Trinity Marks.
*'''Mini-Games''': records Sora's records on mini-games.
 
By pressing {{Button|t}} while investigating an entry, the player may view and rotate the concerning character or Heartless's trophy.


===''[[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]]''===
===''[[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]]''===


[[File:Journal (JP) Large Body.jpg|right|thumb|The journal as it appeared in ''Chain of Memories'']]
[[File:Journal (JP) Large Body.jpg|right|thumb|The journal as it appears in ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'']]
Jiminy's Journal is wiped clean upon entering [[Castle Oblivion]]. The journal in this game is like that in ''Kingdom Hearts'', but in this game it splits into three main areas. The first section is the Story section where it details each [[World]]'s storyline as well as [[Sora]]'s own story as he goes through [[Castle Oblivion]]. The second section is the Card Index. It separates the cards into their own types such as Attack, Magic, Map, and Enemy. It gives a description of each card and what it does. The third and final section is the Characters section. It splits all the Characters into the same sections in ''Kingdom Hearts''. It has Characters I, which are the main characters, ''Final Fantasy'' characters, summons, and the Organization. Characters II is the characters for each world Sora visits. The last subsection in the Characters is the Heartless section. It gives information about each Heartless.
Jiminy's Journal is wiped clean upon entering [[Castle Oblivion]]. The journal in this game is like that in ''Kingdom Hearts'', but in this game it splits into three main areas.
 
*'''Story''': summarizes each [[world]]'s storyline, as well as Sora's own story as he goes through Castle Oblivion.
*'''Card Index''': separates the cards by types, such as Attack, Magic, Map, and Enemy. It gives a description of each card and what it does.
*'''Characters''': gives brief descriptions of the game's characters.
**'''Characters I''': main characters, ''Final Fantasy'' characters, summons, and appearing members of [[Organization XIII]].
**'''Characters II''': characters for each world Sora visits.
**'''Heartless''': gives information about each Heartless.


====Reverse/Rebirth====
====Reverse/Rebirth====
It should be noted that in Reverse/Rebirth, Riku holds a journal similar to that of Jiminy's Journal, known as the D Report (D stands for Darkness).
In Reverse/Rebirth, Riku holds a journal similar to that of Jiminy's Journal, known as the '''D Report'''.<ref>The "D" in "D Report" stands for "Darkness".</ref>


===''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories]]''===
===''[[Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories]]''===
In ''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories'', the Journal is altered and is now sorted much the same way as in ''Kingdom Hearts II''. The sections are Story, Characters, Card Index, Cards, and Minigames. The Card Index is a graphical view of all collected cards of any type. The "Charcters" section is now sorted by world. Cards and Story are identical to the old Card Index and Story Menus.
In ''Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories'', the journal is altered and is now sorted much the same way as in ''Kingdom Hearts II''. The sections are:
 
*'''Story''': summarizes each world's storyline, as well as Sora's own story as he goes through Castle Oblivion.
*'''Characters''': gives brief descriptions of the game's characters, organized by the world in which they appear in.  
*'''Card Index''': shows a graphical view of all collected cards of any type.
*'''Cards''': separates the cards by types, such as Attack, Magic, Map, and Enemy. It gives a description of each card and what it does.
*'''Minigames'''. Displays quantitative records and data on Sora's performance in mini-games.


===''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''===
===''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]''===
[[File:KHII_Journal.jpg|thumb|right|Main sections in Jiminy's Journal in ''Kingdom Hearts II'']]
[[File:KHII_Journal.jpg|thumb|right|Main sections in Jiminy's Journal in ''Kingdom Hearts II'']]
Again, the journal is wiped clean in ''Kingdom Hearts II'', as all the memories of Castle Oblivion have been removed by Naminé. We begin with only one phrase: "Thank Naminé."
Again, the journal is wiped clean in ''Kingdom Hearts II'', as all the memories of Castle Oblivion have been removed by Naminé. We begin with only one phrase: "Thank Naminé."


The contents of Jiminy's Journal are separated by world. All world-specific characters may be viewed under "Characters" while viewing their world (for example, the player may choose [[Beast's Castle]] and then choose "Characters" if they want to view [[Beast]]'s entry). The Characters screen is different than in the previous games. Instead of a list of characters, it shows a small square with a picture of the character, divided into related groups. Sora, Donald, and Goofy all have entries under every world, with little difference in all world entries other than that of the [[Timeless River]], [[Atlantica]], [[Halloween Town]], the [[Pride Land]], and [[Space Paranoids]]. Any non-world specific characters, such as the Summon characters and discarded entries (such as that of a cloaked Organization member after the real identity receives an article), or the defeated Heartless and Nobodies, appear under the "Jiminy" selection (a picture of Jiminy Cricket).
The contents of Jiminy's Journal are separated by world. All world-specific characters may be viewed under "Characters" while viewing their world. For example, the player may choose [[Beast's Castle]] and then choose "Characters" if they want to view [[Beast]]'s entry. The Characters screen is different than in the previous games. Instead of a list of characters, it shows a small square with a picture of the character, divided into related groups. Sora, Donald, and Goofy all have entries under every world, with little difference in all world entries other than that of the [[Timeless River]], [[Atlantica]], [[Halloween Town]], the [[Pride Land]], and [[Space Paranoids]]. Any non-world specific characters, such as the Summon characters and discarded entries, such as that of a cloaked Organization XIII member after the real identity receives an article, or the defeated Heartless and Nobodies, appear under the "Jiminy" selection, symbolized by a picture of Jiminy.
 
The main sections in Jiminy's Journal are:
*'''Ansem Reports''': displays the [[Ansem Reports#Secret Ansem Reports|Secret Ansem Reports]].
*'''Character Files''': displays brief character descriptions.
*'''The Heartless''': displays information and tips on the breeds of Heartless.
*'''The Nobodies,''': displays information and tips on the breeds of Nobodies.
*'''Treasures''': tells how many treasures have been found in each world.
*'''Maps''': shows world maps.
*'''Synthesis Notes''': displays data on past items synthesized.
*'''Character Links''': displays characters in a grid-like format, in which their background tells about their alignment in the story.


The main sections in Jiminy's Journal are '''Ansem Reports, Character Files, The Heartless, The Nobodies, Treasures, Maps, Synthesis Notes '''and '''Character Links'''. In ''Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix'' four more sections were added, namely '''Puzzles, Minigames, Missions''' and '''Combo Attacks'''. The most important part, however, is the '''Character Links '''section, which the portraits of the major characters are grouped in a page to show their relation, with heroes at the top while villains at the bottom.
In ''[[Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix]]'' four more sections were added, namely '''Puzzles''', '''Minigames''', '''Missions''', and '''Combo Attacks'''. The most important part, however, is the '''Character Links''' section, which the portraits of the major characters are grouped in a page to show their relation, with heroes at the top while villains at the bottom.
*[[Ansem the Wise|Ansem]] and [[King Mickey]] are grouped on the upper left corner.
*[[Ansem the Wise|Ansem]] and [[Mickey Mouse|King Mickey]] are grouped on the upper left corner.
*[[Naminé]] is on the upper right corner.
*Naminé is on the upper right corner.
*[[Donald]], [[Goofy]], [[Riku]], [[Sora]], and [[Kairi]] are grouped at the top center.
*Donald Duck, [[Goofy]], [[Riku]], Sora, and [[Kairi]] are grouped at the top center.
*[[Maleficent]], [[Pete]], [[Xehanort]] and the [[Lingering Sentiment]] (only in ''[[Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix]])'' are in the lower left corner.
*[[Maleficent]], [[Pete]], [[Xehanort]], and the [[Lingering Sentiment]] (only in ''Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix'') are in the lower left corner.
*Finally, [[Organization XIII]], is arranged in rows of multiples of 2 except [[Xemnas]], for he is slightly under the middle right side.
*Finally, Organization XIII is arranged in rows of multiples of two, except [[Xemnas]], for he is slightly under the middle right side.


The colors of the squares containing the faces of the characters determine the characters' alignment: '''blue''' indicates that they are '''Heroes''', '''green''' indicates that they are '''friends''', '''yellow''' could very well indicate that they are '''neutral characters''', while '''red''' indicates that they are '''enemies'''. Some other characters are placed in '''black''' squares, and '''Organization XIII members''' are placed in '''grey''' squares.
The colors of the squares containing the faces of the characters determine the characters' alignment:
*'''Blue''' indicates that they are '''heroes'''.
*'''Green''' indicates that they are '''friends'''.
*'''Yellow''' could very well indicate that they are '''neutral characters'''.
*'''Red''' indicates that they are '''enemies'''.  
*'''Black''' indicates that they are '''other characters'''.
*'''Grey''' indicates that they are a member of '''Organization XIII'''.


===''[[Kingdom Hearts coded]]''===
===''[[Kingdom Hearts coded]]''===
[[Image:Coded_06.jpg|thumb|left|190px|A Mysterious Message]][[File:The "New Unknown".png|thumb|190px|Jiminy's Journal in Data Riku's Form]]
[[Image:Coded_06.jpg|thumb|left|190px|A Mysterious Message]][[File:The "New Unknown".png|thumb|190px|Jiminy's Journal in Data Riku's Form]]


In ''Kingdom Hearts coded'', Jiminy's Journal has a much more important role in the storyline. After the events of ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', Jiminy is organizing his journal in [[Disney Castle]] and comes across something that he did not write. A page says, "We must return to free them from their torment." He asks [[King Mickey]] what to make of it, but the King doesn't know, so he digitizes the contents of the journal. The Data [[Sora]] goes through the digitized contents of the Journal and tries to debug the program. It is unknown who "them" is referring to in the sentence or where this sentence came from. In a recent scan, it shows that the Journal has something new after progressing through the game. It says, "Their torment has been lessened." Nomura has stated in an interview with Famitsu that the game will take place with the events from ''[[Kingdom Hearts (game)|Kingdom Hearts]]'' and possibly ''[[Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories]]''.  
In ''Kingdom Hearts coded'', Jiminy's Journal has a much more important role in the storyline. After the events of ''[[Kingdom Hearts II]]'', Jiminy is organizing his journal in [[Disney Castle]] and comes across something that he did not write. A page says, "We must return to free them from their torment." He asks King Mickey what to make of it, but the King does not know, so he digitizes the contents of the journal. The [[Data Sora]] goes through the digitized contents of the journal and tries to debug the program. It is unknown who "them" is referring to in the sentence or where this sentence came from.


In Episode 4, the black coated man reveals himself to be the Journal incarnate, using the form of Data Riku to communicate with Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Jiminy and Data Sora. In the Data [[Olympus Coliseum]], the Journal tells Data Sora the reason he didn't reveal himself to him earlier is because he wanted Sora to become stronger. He discusses with Sora whether they are data or artificial, and the Journal says that it doesn't matter as long as they can make an impact to the world and help their friends. It is revealed the reason the video kept showing things Jiminy never wrote about is because it shows the Journal's sleeping memories. Even the Journal incarnate doesn't know the reasons for the mysterious messages appearing in the Journal, the [[Bug Block]] Corruption that appear in the Data Worlds, or what is happening to the Data World.
In Episode 4, the black-coated man reveals himself to be the journal incarnate, using the form of Data Riku to communicate with Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Jiminy, and Data Sora. In the Data [[Olympus Coliseum]], the journal tells Data Sora the reason he did not reveal himself to him earlier is because he wanted Sora to become stronger. He discusses with Sora whether they are data or artificial, and the journal says that it does not matter as long as they can make an impact to the world and help their friends. It is revealed the reason the video kept showing things Jiminy never wrote about is because it shows the journal's sleeping memories. Even the journal incarnate does not know the reasons for the mysterious messages appearing in the Journal, the [[Bug Block]] corruption that appear in the Data Worlds, or what is happening to the Data World.


In Episode 6 he is captured by the real-world [[Maleficent]] and [[Pete]]. It is revealed that Pete took him into the Data Hollow Bastion. When Pete is losing to Sora, he summons the [[Bug Block]]-controlled Journal to fight Sora. King Mickey appears and tells Sora that unless all the Bug Blocks are destroyed, the Journal will never wake up.  
In Episode 6, he is captured by the real-world Maleficent and Pete. It is revealed that Pete took him into the Data Hollow Bastion. When Pete is losing to Sora, he summons the Bug Block-controlled Journal to fight Sora. King Mickey appears and tells Sora that unless all the Bug Blocks are destroyed, the Journal will never wake up.  


In Episode 7 the data Sora eventually manages to debug the Journal and awaken it. When the debugging reaches 100% completion, it is erased completely, taking Pete and Maleficent with it as well as wiping the data Sora's memories. However, a new message claiming that a door to a new world has been opened appears, and Mickey enters the data world once again to investigate for himself.
In Episode 7, the Data Sora eventually manages to debug the journal and awaken it. When the debugging reaches 100% completion, it is erased completely, taking Pete and Maleficent with it as well as wiping the data Sora's memories. However, a new message claiming that a door to a new world has been opened appears, and Mickey enters the data world once again to investigate for himself.
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==Abilities==
==Abilities==
The journal's abilities and fighting style in its Riku-incarnation are the same as the real [[Riku]] in [[Dark Mode]] when he is being controlled by the [[Bug Block]].
The journal's abilities and fighting style in its Riku-incarnation are the same as the real Riku in [[Dark Mode]] when he is being controlled by the Bug Blocks.


==See Also==
==Notes and References==
*[[Jiminy Cricket]]
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*[[King Mickey]]
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*[[Data Sora]]
==Abilities==
*[[Riku]]
The journal's abilities and fighting style in its Riku-incarnation are the same as the real Riku in [[Dark Mode]] when he is being controlled by the Bug Blocks.
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Revision as of 04:58, 20 March 2010

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Jiminy's Journal is a journal written by Jiminy Cricket containing information on Sora and the countless number of things he meets and discovers on his journeys through the Kingdom Hearts universe. It contains sections on the Heartless, other characters, story plots, notes on the worlds, mini-games, treasure chests opened, Trinity Marks (Kingdom Hearts) and hints of what to do next (Kingdom Hearts II). However it is wiped clean at the beginning of Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories and again at the end, with only one sentence left: "Thank Naminé." The journal is the first object to become a character in the Kingdom Hearts series, first appearing in Kingdom Hearts coded.

Contents and Story

Jiminy's Journal has many contents, slightly differing between games. In general, all games' journal includes entries on defeated Heartless and (in the case of Kingdom Hearts II) Nobodies. The entries feature a brief description of the Heartless, sometimes mentioning an attack of theirs or the main world that they appear in, and mentioning how many have been defeated. They all also include entries on the characters encountered over the course of the game; anybody that Sora meets is added, unless they are generic characters (such as Traverse Town's townsfolk). If the character added is from a Final Fantasy game or a Disney film, their first appearance is noted also.

Kingdom Hearts

File:JournalKH.jpg
Main sections of Jiminy's Journal in Kingdom Hearts

Jiminy's Journal in Kingdom Hearts has several top-level categories to further investigate. The categories include:

  • Ansem's Report: documents the pages from Ansem's Report for the player to read.
  • Story: tells Sora's adventure world-by-world in story format, with the exclusion of the Destiny Islands, Traverse Town, and End of the World.
  • Characters: provides character profiles and brief descriptions.
    • Characters: general Kingdom Hearts characters such as Donald Duck or Sora, and characters from Final Fantasy.
    • Characters II: all the world-specific Disney characters and the Summon characters.
    • Heartless: all defeated Heartless.
  • 101 Dalmatians: checks off each of the 99 Puppies that Sora finds.
  • Trinity Marks: numbers Sora's usage of Trinity Marks.
  • Mini-Games: records Sora's records on mini-games.

By pressing Triangle while investigating an entry, the player may view and rotate the concerning character or Heartless's trophy.

Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories

File:Journal (JP) Large Body.jpg
The journal as it appears in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories

Jiminy's Journal is wiped clean upon entering Castle Oblivion. The journal in this game is like that in Kingdom Hearts, but in this game it splits into three main areas.

  • Story: summarizes each world's storyline, as well as Sora's own story as he goes through Castle Oblivion.
  • Card Index: separates the cards by types, such as Attack, Magic, Map, and Enemy. It gives a description of each card and what it does.
  • Characters: gives brief descriptions of the game's characters.
    • Characters I: main characters, Final Fantasy characters, summons, and appearing members of Organization XIII.
    • Characters II: characters for each world Sora visits.
    • Heartless: gives information about each Heartless.

Reverse/Rebirth

In Reverse/Rebirth, Riku holds a journal similar to that of Jiminy's Journal, known as the D Report.[1]

Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories

In Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories, the journal is altered and is now sorted much the same way as in Kingdom Hearts II. The sections are:

  • Story: summarizes each world's storyline, as well as Sora's own story as he goes through Castle Oblivion.
  • Characters: gives brief descriptions of the game's characters, organized by the world in which they appear in.
  • Card Index: shows a graphical view of all collected cards of any type.
  • Cards: separates the cards by types, such as Attack, Magic, Map, and Enemy. It gives a description of each card and what it does.
  • Minigames. Displays quantitative records and data on Sora's performance in mini-games.

Kingdom Hearts II

File:KHII Journal.jpg
Main sections in Jiminy's Journal in Kingdom Hearts II

Again, the journal is wiped clean in Kingdom Hearts II, as all the memories of Castle Oblivion have been removed by Naminé. We begin with only one phrase: "Thank Naminé."

The contents of Jiminy's Journal are separated by world. All world-specific characters may be viewed under "Characters" while viewing their world. For example, the player may choose Beast's Castle and then choose "Characters" if they want to view Beast's entry. The Characters screen is different than in the previous games. Instead of a list of characters, it shows a small square with a picture of the character, divided into related groups. Sora, Donald, and Goofy all have entries under every world, with little difference in all world entries other than that of the Timeless River, Atlantica, Halloween Town, the Pride Land, and Space Paranoids. Any non-world specific characters, such as the Summon characters and discarded entries, such as that of a cloaked Organization XIII member after the real identity receives an article, or the defeated Heartless and Nobodies, appear under the "Jiminy" selection, symbolized by a picture of Jiminy.

The main sections in Jiminy's Journal are:

  • Ansem Reports: displays the Secret Ansem Reports.
  • Character Files: displays brief character descriptions.
  • The Heartless: displays information and tips on the breeds of Heartless.
  • The Nobodies,: displays information and tips on the breeds of Nobodies.
  • Treasures: tells how many treasures have been found in each world.
  • Maps: shows world maps.
  • Synthesis Notes: displays data on past items synthesized.
  • Character Links: displays characters in a grid-like format, in which their background tells about their alignment in the story.

In Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix four more sections were added, namely Puzzles, Minigames, Missions, and Combo Attacks. The most important part, however, is the Character Links section, which the portraits of the major characters are grouped in a page to show their relation, with heroes at the top while villains at the bottom.

  • Ansem and King Mickey are grouped on the upper left corner.
  • Naminé is on the upper right corner.
  • Donald Duck, Goofy, Riku, Sora, and Kairi are grouped at the top center.
  • Maleficent, Pete, Xehanort, and the Lingering Sentiment (only in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix) are in the lower left corner.
  • Finally, Organization XIII is arranged in rows of multiples of two, except Xemnas, for he is slightly under the middle right side.

The colors of the squares containing the faces of the characters determine the characters' alignment:

  • Blue indicates that they are heroes.
  • Green indicates that they are friends.
  • Yellow could very well indicate that they are neutral characters.
  • Red indicates that they are enemies.
  • Black indicates that they are other characters.
  • Grey indicates that they are a member of Organization XIII.

Kingdom Hearts coded

File:Coded 06.jpg
A Mysterious Message
File:The "New Unknown".png
Jiminy's Journal in Data Riku's Form

In Kingdom Hearts coded, Jiminy's Journal has a much more important role in the storyline. After the events of Kingdom Hearts II, Jiminy is organizing his journal in Disney Castle and comes across something that he did not write. A page says, "We must return to free them from their torment." He asks King Mickey what to make of it, but the King does not know, so he digitizes the contents of the journal. The Data Sora goes through the digitized contents of the journal and tries to debug the program. It is unknown who "them" is referring to in the sentence or where this sentence came from.

In Episode 4, the black-coated man reveals himself to be the journal incarnate, using the form of Data Riku to communicate with Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Jiminy, and Data Sora. In the Data Olympus Coliseum, the journal tells Data Sora the reason he did not reveal himself to him earlier is because he wanted Sora to become stronger. He discusses with Sora whether they are data or artificial, and the journal says that it does not matter as long as they can make an impact to the world and help their friends. It is revealed the reason the video kept showing things Jiminy never wrote about is because it shows the journal's sleeping memories. Even the journal incarnate does not know the reasons for the mysterious messages appearing in the Journal, the Bug Block corruption that appear in the Data Worlds, or what is happening to the Data World.

In Episode 6, he is captured by the real-world Maleficent and Pete. It is revealed that Pete took him into the Data Hollow Bastion. When Pete is losing to Sora, he summons the Bug Block-controlled Journal to fight Sora. King Mickey appears and tells Sora that unless all the Bug Blocks are destroyed, the Journal will never wake up.

In Episode 7, the Data Sora eventually manages to debug the journal and awaken it. When the debugging reaches 100% completion, it is erased completely, taking Pete and Maleficent with it as well as wiping the data Sora's memories. However, a new message claiming that a door to a new world has been opened appears, and Mickey enters the data world once again to investigate for himself.

Abilities

The journal's abilities and fighting style in its Riku-incarnation are the same as the real Riku in Dark Mode when he is being controlled by the Bug Blocks.

Notes and References

  1. ^ The "D" in "D Report" stands for "Darkness".

Abilities

The journal's abilities and fighting style in its Riku-incarnation are the same as the real Riku in Dark Mode when he is being controlled by the Bug Blocks.

Kingdom Hearts coded
Characters
Party members
Data-Sora
Cloud - Hercules - Donald Duck - Goofy
Antagonists
Maleficent - Pete - Sora's Heartless
Non-playable characters
Aladdin - Alice - Card Soldier - Cave of Wonders Guardian - Cerberus - Cheshire Cat - Chip and Dale - Cid - Data-Naminé - Data-Riku - Data-Roxas - Hades - Huey, Dewey, and Louie - Iago - Jafar - Jasmine - Jiminy Cricket - Mickey Mouse - Moogle - Philoctetes - Pluto - Queen of Hearts - Rock Titan - Selphie - Squall Leonhart - The Peddler - Tidus - Wakka - White Rabbit - Yuffie
Locations
Worlds
Disney Castle - Datascape - Dive to the Heart - Destiny Islands - Traverse Town - Wonderland - Olympus Coliseum - Agrabah - Hollow Bastion - Castle Oblivion
Terms
Bug Blox - Command Matrix - Datascape - Debug Ability - Ending Card - Gear Matrix - Hero's License - Keyblade - Keyhole - Mickey's Letters - Questploration - Stat Matrix - The End - World Card
Music
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep & 358/2 Days Original Soundtrack - Simple and Clean
Archives
Artwork - Bosses - Items - Removed content
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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