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'''''Kingdom Hearts''''' is | '''''Kingdom Hearts''''' is {{w|Shiro Amano}}'s manga adaptation of the ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|series}}'' series. Most of the Japanese volumes have been localized in English by {{w|TOKYOPOP}} and in German by {{w|Egmont Manga & Anime}}, but due to TOKYOPOP's loss of the license and later closure, the series has been indefinitely postponed in English markets.<ref>[http://www.comicsbeat.com/2011/04/15/end-of-an-era-tokyopop-shutting-down/ ''The Beat'': "End of an era: Tokyopop shutting down US publishing division"]</ref> However, the series has since resumed publication after the license was purchased by Yen Press (North America).<ref>http://www.yenpress.com/kingdom-hearts/</ref> It was also released in Brazil by {{w|Editora Abril}} in May 2013.<ref>https://chuvadenanquim.com.br/2014/03/12/editora-abril-lanca-o-manga-kingdom-hearts-ii-em-marco/</ref> | ||
==Story== | ==Story== | ||
===''[[Kingdom Hearts (manga)]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts Final Mix (manga)]]''=== | ===''[[Kingdom Hearts (manga)]]'' and ''[[Kingdom Hearts Final Mix (manga)]]''=== | ||
The first manga series is based on '' | The first manga series is based on ''{{c|Kingdom Hearts|game}}''. It was released in four volumes and was localized in English by TOKYOPOP. Unlike the other mangas, the first manga is read left to right, due to being serialized in the gaming magazine {{w|ja:ファミ通PS2|Famitsū PS2}}, rather than the comic magazine {{w|Gangan Comics|Gekkan Shōnen Gangan}}. In Japan, the series was later re-released from January to April 2007 as the three-volume ''Kingdom Hearts Final Mix'' manga, which was later localized overseas and consolidated into two volumes by Yen Press. | ||
The story begins with the retelling of the [[legend of light]]. Elsewhere, on a [[Destiny Islands|quiet island]], a [[Sora|young boy]] finds a strange [[Kairi|girl]] washed up on the shore. | The story begins with the retelling of the [[legend of light]]. Elsewhere, on a [[Destiny Islands|quiet island]], a [[Sora|young boy]] finds a strange [[Kairi|girl]] washed up on the shore. | ||
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Kingdom Hearts is Shiro Amano's manga adaptation of the Kingdom Hearts series. Most of the Japanese volumes have been localized in English by TOKYOPOP and in German by Egmont Manga & Anime, but due to TOKYOPOP's loss of the license and later closure, the series has been indefinitely postponed in English markets.[1] However, the series has since resumed publication after the license was purchased by Yen Press (North America).[2] It was also released in Brazil by Editora Abril in May 2013.[3]
Story
Kingdom Hearts (manga) and Kingdom Hearts Final Mix (manga)
The first manga series is based on Kingdom Hearts. It was released in four volumes and was localized in English by TOKYOPOP. Unlike the other mangas, the first manga is read left to right, due to being serialized in the gaming magazine Famitsū PS2, rather than the comic magazine Gekkan Shōnen Gangan. In Japan, the series was later re-released from January to April 2007 as the three-volume Kingdom Hearts Final Mix manga, which was later localized overseas and consolidated into two volumes by Yen Press.
The story begins with the retelling of the legend of light. Elsewhere, on a quiet island, a young boy finds a strange girl washed up on the shore.
Suddenly, that boy, Sora, is woken from his dream when the girl, Kairi, shouts at him to wake up and help build the raft. Another boy, Riku, walks over and scolds the two for "goofing around." He teases them further, claiming they were off sharing the romantic Paopu fruit. Sora, embarrassed, expresses otherwise. Once calm, he questions whether the raft will actually take them to a different world. Riku reassures him, claiming that they will not know until they try.
- Kingdom Hearts Manga 1.png
Cover of Volume I of the Kingdom Hearts manga
- Kingdom Hearts Manga 2.png
Cover of Volume II of the Kingdom Hearts manga
- Kingdom Hearts Manga 3.png
Cover of Volume III of the Kingdom Hearts manga
- Kingdom Hearts Manga 4.png
Cover of Volume IV of the Kingdom Hearts manga
- Kingdom Hearts Final Mix Manga 1.png
Cover of Volume I of the Kingdom Hearts Final Mix manga
- Kingdom Hearts Final Mix Manga 2.png
Cover of Volume II of the Kingdom Hearts Final Mix manga
- Kingdom Hearts Final Mix Manga 3.png
Cover of Volume III of the Kingdom Hearts Final Mix manga
Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories (manga)
The second series is based on Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories. It was released in two volumes, and localized in English by TOKYOPOP and later compiled into one deluxe-sized volume with a new translation by Yen Press. It was also released in German by Egmont Manga & Anime. The Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories Manga has a much lighter tone than that of the game.
- Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories Manga 1.png
Cover of Volume I of the Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories manga
- Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories Manga 2.png
Cover of Volume II of the Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories manga
Kingdom Hearts II (manga)
The third series is based on Kingdom Hearts II. It was released in five volumes, then discontinued. The first two volumes were localized in English by TOKYOPOP, while all five volumes were localized in German by Egmont Manga & Anime. A sixth volume was slated to release on April 2012 in Germany, but was not published.[4] However, Shiro Amano has stated that he plans to resume serialization of Kingdom Hearts II after Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days's series ends.[5] Kingdom Hearts II seems to take a more serious tone than Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories, but still has some humorous scenes.
- Kingdom Hearts II Manga 1.png
Cover of Volume I of the Kingdom Hearts II manga
- Kingdom Hearts II Manga 2.png
Cover of Volume II of the Kingdom Hearts II manga
- Kingdom Hearts II Manga 3.png
Cover of Volume III of the Kingdom Hearts II manga
- Kingdom Hearts II Manga 4.png
Cover of Volume IV of the Kingdom Hearts II manga
- Kingdom Hearts II Manga 5.png
Cover of Volume V of the Kingdom Hearts II manga
- Kingdom Hearts II Manga 6.png
Cover of Volume VI of the Kingdom Hearts II manga
- Kingdom Hearts II Manga 7.png
Cover of Volume VII of the Kingdom Hearts II manga
- Kingdom Hearts II Manga 8.png
Cover of Volume VIII of the Kingdom Hearts II manga
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Cover of Volume IX of the Kingdom Hearts II manga
- Kingdom Hearts II Manga 10.png
Cover of Volume X of the Kingdom Hearts II manga
Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days (manga)
The fourth series is based on Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days. It was released in five volumes, and was localized by Yen Press.
Cover of Volume I of the Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days manga
Cover of Volume II of the Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days manga
Cover of Volume III of the Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days manga
Cover of Volume IV of the Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days manga
Cover of Volume V of the Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days manga
Gallery
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10th Anniversary wallpaper
