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Sora's figure from the first edition of the Kingdom Hearts Play Arts Figures.

The Play Arts Figures are a set of officially-licensed action figures for Kingdom Hearts, and are part of Square-Enix's much larger Play Arts Figures set. So far, three offical sets based on Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II have been released.

Series One Figures

Each figure is fully articulated and comes with one or two props related to the game, especially weapons. The figures were released as follows:

In addition, four special edition figures of Sora were released, one for each of his Drive Forms.

A fifth special edition figure from Kingdom Hearts II: Final Mix+, was released later:

Play Arts Arms

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The Keyblades featured in the Play Arts Arms collection. Clockwise from the top: Oblivion, Wishing Lamp, Ultima Weapon (KHII version), Ultima Weapon (KH version). Center: Oathkeeper.

In August 2008, a set of five extra Keyblades, called Play Arts Arms were released to go with the existing Play Arts Figures or to display separately. The collection includes:

Series Two Figures

This series features characters in there original Kingdom Hearts designs, the released figures are as follows:

  • 1. Sora in his standard outfit from the first game, with Kingdom Key.
  • 2. Riku in his standard outfit from the first game, with Soul Eater.
  • 3. King Mickey in his organization cloak, with the inverted Kingdom Key.

Series Three Figures

This set features more characters in the first Kingdom Hearts style. They are as follows:

Decisive Pumpkin

Series Four Figures

This set has been revealed at Tokyo Expo in France. This set has gone back to featuring Kingdom Hearts II-style characters. The only two (currently unpainted) characters revealed are:


  • Sora in his Christmas Town outfit from Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix+, with the Decisive Pumpkin Keyblade.
  • King Mickey in his standard outfit from Kingdom Hearts II, with the inverted Kingdom Key.

Kingdom Key D

Squareenix Product Play Arts

In the back of the instruction manual of Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories Squaresoft prdoucts company revealed a new line of play arts that would be released in December 2008 seperate from the Toby play arts. The line includes three redone characters that are fully posable.