| Kingdom Hearts II Official Strategy Guide | |
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| Author(s) | Elizabeth Hollinger with Matt Berner |
| Publisher(s) |  / BradyGames
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| Release date(s) | / March 27, 2006
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| Pages | / 352 pages
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| Language | English |
The Kingdom Hearts II Official Strategy Guide is a guidebook for Kingdom Hearts II.
Product DescriptionEdit
The Kingdom Hearts II Official Strategy Guide was published by BradyGames, which also published the strategy guides for Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, and Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. Two versions of this guide were released: a standard and limited edition.
The limited edition version of this strategy guide comes boxed in a cardboard jacket that houses both the guide itself and Jiminy's Journal, an illustrated compilation of the material contained within its in-game counterpart that includes a sheet of stickers usable for marking obtained journal entires. Various covers were made for the limited edition version of the Kingdom Hearts II strategy guide; each features Sora in one of his Drive Forms.
ContentsEdit
US VersionEdit
- 3D maps of all areas in the game
- Lists of all Keyblades, armor, and accessories available in the game
- Lists of all consumable items and synthesis materials available in the game
- Lists of all spells and summons available in the game
- Lists of all Gummi blocks and mission rewards available in the game
- Overviews of all party members, as well as their stats and abilities
- A complete bestiary
ErrorsEdit
- Jack Skellington's equipment and stats are copied from Aladdin's page (pg. 29).
- Yen Sid is called "Yen Cid" in the paragraph text, despite his name being spelled correctly in his character bio on the same page (pg. 59).
- The locations of the Mythril Shard and Mythril Stone that can be obtained in Agrabah are swapped (pg. 121).
- Jasmine is described as a "Princess of Light," rather than a "Princess of Heart" (pg. 125).
- The four items that can obtained in the Underground Concourse in Twilight Town are not listed (pg. 197).
- The logo of Hollow Bastion is used to illustrate the location of a treasure chest that can be found at the Ship Graveyard: Seadrift Row in Port Royal (pg. 264).
GalleryEdit
The Limited Edition version of the Kingdom Hearts II Official Strategy Guide
