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A list of assorted media references to the Kingdom Hearts games shown outside of the series.

At the D23 Expo 2015, all attending fans were given a power disc which unlocked Mickey's Kingdom Hearts outfit in the game.
Additionally, the Keyblade appears in the game as the Ultimate Unlock, requiring players to purchase and scan every figure available for that version of the game.

In Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy, DLC costumes are available for Cloud Strife, Squall Leonheart, and Sephiroth based on their appearance in Kingdom Hearts.
In Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy, when Tifa Lockhart is in EX Mode, she equips the Premium Heart gloves, which have the heart symbol from the Kingdom Hearts series on them.
In Final Fantasy XIII-2, a scene appears, involving Lightning and Serah, emulating the iconic scene in Kingdom Hearts where Riku reaches for Sora to follow him into the darkness, later echoed by Vanitas and Young Xehanort.
In the iOS port of Theatrhythm Final Fantasy and Theathrythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call, Auron is available as a DLC character in his Kingdom Hearts II appearance.
In World of Final Fantasy, Sora appears as a limited-time free DLC Champion Summon.
In Final Fantasy XV, Prompto refers to the Keyblade by mentioning “a magical key that can unlock any door—like from the video games!”

Cloud Strife's Dissidia 012 DLC costume based on his appearance in Kingdom Hearts.
Squall Leonheart's Dissidia 012 DLC costume based on his appearance in Kingdom Hearts.
Sephiroth's Dissidia 012 DLC costume based on his appearance in Kingdom Hearts.
Tifa Lockhart's Premium Heart Gloves in Dissidia 012.
Lightning and Serah emulating the iconic scene in Final Fantasy XIII-2.
Auron's Kingdom Hearts II appearance in Theathyrthm Final Fantasy.
Sora's appearance in World of Final Fantasy.
Prompto referencing the Keyblade in Final Fantasy XV.

In Marvel Heroes, Deadpool can wield a series of weapons named "Keyblades". However, they do not physically resemble the Keyblades from the Kingdom Hearts series. The in-game description of the Keyblades is a reference to William Shakespeare's Richard III, as well as a pun on the Kingdom Hearts series.

Comic Book Guy quotes Ansem's "Every light must fade, all hearts return to darkness" in the Big Super Happy Fun Fun level of the game.

Fast-food restaurant chain Arby's posted a tweet with an image of a sandwich and a Keyblade, with the Arby's logo as Keychain, and the phrase "Thinking of you, wherever you are", originating from Kairi's Letter in Kingdom Hearts II.

In November 2010, a statue inspired by Kingdom Hearts Re:coded was shown at the Ikspiari complex in Tokyo Disney Resort to promote the release of the game.

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+A list of assorted media references to the [[Kingdom Hearts (series)|Kingdom Hearts]] games shown outside of the series.
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