Their task: to discover the origin of the Unversed, monstrous creatures born from fledgling negative emotions, and defeat them on each world. They travel to different Disney worlds, some familiar, some alluded to in previous games, and some brand new. Speaking of THE PLOT, this game follows Terra, Aqua, and Ventus, three Keyblade Master trainees studying under the wise Master Eraqus (voiced by Mark Hamill!). I am also using a translation patch that is kind of dodgy, so sometimes what the characters say don't show up as subtitles. If you seriously want to get the most out of the plot, watch the commentary-less versions, although you're gonna be missing out on most of the funny. Because the plot is so goddamn important, I am creating two versions of every video: one with commentary over the cutscenes, and one with said commentary removed. Nomura nicknamed it 'Kingdom Hearts 0' because it is as important as a numbered title. This game is a PREQUEL that takes place around a decade before the original game.

New Mirage Arena battles: Monster of the Deep, Mentor of Light, and Foresight unto Darkness. Illusion commands, which are received from doing new bonus 'missions.' The Unversed have different colors, presumably as a throwback to Kingdom Hearts Final Mix.

Added the new stuff from the American version (the original extra boss drops a keyblade, Mysterious Figure fight, higher quality facial animations, Critical difficulty, Skull Board in Command Board, Pete D-Link, Castle Circuit in Rumble Racing, the sticker album side quest, 'Destiny Islands' song in Ice Cream Beat, and new commands: Unison Rush, Voltage Stack and Aerial Recovery.) But unlike Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix, this one is actually worth playing because they added tons of extra content! Here's the full list: And again like the original Kingdom Hearts, all this and more were re-released in Japan as a Final Mix. These included better facial animations for several characters, some additional content in the minigames, and a new boss. In September of that year, it was released in the US with a bunch of extra content, much like the very first Kingdom Hearts game. All the episodes were later compiled into Kingdom Hearts Re:coded for the DS (which I might be LPing after this).īirth By Sleep was finally released in Japan on January 9th 2010. This game was developed alongside Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days for the Nintendo DS, and Kingdom Hearts: coded, which was a mobile phone game released episodically. It then entered development hell, and became a PSP game because Nomura decided he wanted to release one Kingdom Hearts game on each major portable gaming platform. The Final Mix of KHII has a ton of stuff hinting at the plot of the game. Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep began development in 2005, and was originally supposed to be a PS2 game.

Disney town rumble race