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Hello KH-Vids. The moment everyone has waited for has finally surfaced. If you enjoyed spoilers as much as myself; YOU may really ENJOY this. It's so good that I was pinching myself as I was shocked for what I was reading. For the most part, we all called it! You can read about the whole ending from Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance below. Please note, this has not been confirmed since we haven't seen the actual video footage. SPOILER ALERT.
Special thanks to KH13 for translations
Special thanks to KH13 for translations
One of the last bosses is young Xehanort. After you beat him, he turns into Geezernort. Right when he tries to split Sora's heart, Lea appears. So does Saix and a new Organisation XIII, hood down. Xehanort says, "Seven lights, and thirteen darknesses. You will face each other in that land." Then he disappears.
The last boss is armoured Ventus. Sora keept on sleeping, so Riku went to save him. You play a game where you have to put the pieces of Sora's heart back together, by hitting Sora's as they float gently down. Then you fight armoured Ventus there. Even if you win, Sora drops into the darkness. Then, Riku uses Sora's Keyblade. Then, Roxas (What are you afraid of?), Ven (What’s most important to you?) and Xion (What do you want outta life?) question you one after the other, giving you three options. After that, Ansem the Wise shows up. This is all in Sora's heart, bu the way, and he's there because of the research data that was put in there.
Ansem tells you that those three's questions are the key to waking up. Sora wakes up, and Riku is the only one acknowledged as a Keyblade Master. When Lea helped Sora, he wasn't able to produce a Keyblade, but right at the end he pops one out and everyone is surprised. Sora leaves alone on a journey and that is the end.
After the ending, you see Sora playing with a Dream Eater in Traverse Town. Right after, they show an image of Ven sleeping in Castle Oblivion.
The Organisation are Xehanort's tools. It seems that was their purpose from the start. It seems like the plan was to turn all of them into Xehanort. It looks like Lea is now 100% your ally, saying he's become a Keyblade Wielder and everything. At the end you see him off at Yen Sid's place, probably cause he still has training to do.
The last boss is armoured Ventus. Sora keept on sleeping, so Riku went to save him. You play a game where you have to put the pieces of Sora's heart back together, by hitting Sora's as they float gently down. Then you fight armoured Ventus there. Even if you win, Sora drops into the darkness. Then, Riku uses Sora's Keyblade. Then, Roxas (What are you afraid of?), Ven (What’s most important to you?) and Xion (What do you want outta life?) question you one after the other, giving you three options. After that, Ansem the Wise shows up. This is all in Sora's heart, bu the way, and he's there because of the research data that was put in there.
Ansem tells you that those three's questions are the key to waking up. Sora wakes up, and Riku is the only one acknowledged as a Keyblade Master. When Lea helped Sora, he wasn't able to produce a Keyblade, but right at the end he pops one out and everyone is surprised. Sora leaves alone on a journey and that is the end.
After the ending, you see Sora playing with a Dream Eater in Traverse Town. Right after, they show an image of Ven sleeping in Castle Oblivion.
The Organisation are Xehanort's tools. It seems that was their purpose from the start. It seems like the plan was to turn all of them into Xehanort. It looks like Lea is now 100% your ally, saying he's become a Keyblade Wielder and everything. At the end you see him off at Yen Sid's place, probably cause he still has training to do.
Looks like someone got the game early! We've got our first full video, it appears, of the Dream Drop Distance opening. The quality isn't the best but I'm sure y'all don't mind. You can view it below, uploaded by KH13.
[video=youtube;4letdnIwGuk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=4letdnIwGuk[/video]
Thanks to forum member Cloudrunner62 and Dr_Wigglz for the heads up!
Kingdom Hearts director (Tetsuya Nomura) has Tweeted on the official Kingdom Hearts Twitter about the tenth year anniversary of the series, along with Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance.
Speaking of Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance; the title is finally available in Japan tonight. As I write this post, it's currently (12:33pm) in Japan on March 29 2012.
Here's what Tetsuya Nomura had to say about the tenth year anniversary and Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance....
<blockquote>Today, we are celebrating the tenth year anniversary of Kingdom Hearts. Thanks to the fans, the series has expanded. Thank you for the tweets. We will do our best.
Tomorrow will finally be the release of Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance. There are rumors that it is the masterpiece of the series. I also heard people say "KH is not KH when it does not kick in walls" as a (bold) impression. Be sure to try it out. This time there also will be a way to see the Secret Ending. This includes playing in Beginner Mode, but you have to give your best shot.</blockquote>
Speaking of Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance; the title is finally available in Japan tonight. As I write this post, it's currently (12:33pm) in Japan on March 29 2012.
Here's what Tetsuya Nomura had to say about the tenth year anniversary and Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance....
<blockquote>Today, we are celebrating the tenth year anniversary of Kingdom Hearts. Thanks to the fans, the series has expanded. Thank you for the tweets. We will do our best.
Tomorrow will finally be the release of Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance. There are rumors that it is the masterpiece of the series. I also heard people say "KH is not KH when it does not kick in walls" as a (bold) impression. Be sure to try it out. This time there also will be a way to see the Secret Ending. This includes playing in Beginner Mode, but you have to give your best shot.</blockquote>
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Kingdom Hearts II: E3 2005 (WATCH NOW)
Kingdom Hearts II: Disney 411 (WATCH NOW)
Kingdom Hearts II: NA Commercial (WATCH NOW)
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Hello KH-Vids. The day that we've been waiting for is finally approaching us less than 24 hours from this post. Actually, what we're really waiting for is the international release of Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance. Either way we're also very excited to see that the game is releasing in Japan, because North America and Europe is expecting the title shorty.
In the mean time, we're taking a 360 turn and looking back at Kingdom Hearts II. Why? Many of you may have forgotten that one for the best titles from the series was released on March 28 2006. Yes, it was indeed Kingdom Hearts II. The official release for North America.
This title has brought SO much speculation since it's release. Looking back at the secret ending, fans believed that the Keyblade War was indeed Kingdom Hearts III. Meanwhile it's been six years later and we haven't seen a Kingdom Hearts III title. What we've seen was three side stories and now finally Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance.
What makes Dream Drop Distance special today? It is the crossroads between Kingdom Hearts Re:Coded and Kingdom Hearts III.
Today is not the official release of Kingdom Hearts II in North America. Tomorrow (March 28 2012) is the official anniversary, but since Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance will be released in Japan, this day will surpass the Kingdom Hearts II anniversary. Let's take a moment of silence and remember Kingdom Hearts II. I leave you with the ultimate Kingdom Hearts II promotional videos above....
Kingdom Hearts II: E3 2005 (WATCH NOW)
Kingdom Hearts II: Disney 411 (WATCH NOW)
Kingdom Hearts II: NA Commercial (WATCH NOW)
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Hello KH-Vids. The day that we've been waiting for is finally approaching us less than 24 hours from this post. Actually, what we're really waiting for is the international release of Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance. Either way we're also very excited to see that the game is releasing in Japan, because North America and Europe is expecting the title shorty.
In the mean time, we're taking a 360 turn and looking back at Kingdom Hearts II. Why? Many of you may have forgotten that one for the best titles from the series was released on March 28 2006. Yes, it was indeed Kingdom Hearts II. The official release for North America.
This title has brought SO much speculation since it's release. Looking back at the secret ending, fans believed that the Keyblade War was indeed Kingdom Hearts III. Meanwhile it's been six years later and we haven't seen a Kingdom Hearts III title. What we've seen was three side stories and now finally Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance.
What makes Dream Drop Distance special today? It is the crossroads between Kingdom Hearts Re:Coded and Kingdom Hearts III.
Today is not the official release of Kingdom Hearts II in North America. Tomorrow (March 28 2012) is the official anniversary, but since Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance will be released in Japan, this day will surpass the Kingdom Hearts II anniversary. Let's take a moment of silence and remember Kingdom Hearts II. I leave you with the ultimate Kingdom Hearts II promotional videos above....
Square-Enix has created a special page for the Kigndom Hearts Dream Drop Distance Ultimania, which is the official guidebook from Square-Enix.
The Ulimania book will contain additional information such as characters, gameplay, secrets and hopefully the future towards the Kingdom Hearts series. This is like a Final Mix version, but not as a game. It's a book that's usually exclusive for fans across Japan. Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance Ulitmania will release on May 1, 2012 for a price of ¥1,890 (approximately $22.88).
The Ulimania book will contain additional information such as characters, gameplay, secrets and hopefully the future towards the Kingdom Hearts series. This is like a Final Mix version, but not as a game. It's a book that's usually exclusive for fans across Japan. Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance Ulitmania will release on May 1, 2012 for a price of ¥1,890 (approximately $22.88).
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