Standing at approx. 18cm (7in), this beautiful & dynamic figurine is available for pre-order today at a discounted price.

Priced at ¥7,480 (approx. $48.48 USD) ordinarily, it is currently listed at ¥6,730 (approx. $43.43 USD) with no indication of how long this sale will last. Square Enix's online store in Japan also has the item for ¥7,480, with shipments scheduled for April 25, 2026.

You can take a closer look at this item in our gallery below, or on their site.

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You can take a closer look at the Kingdom Hearts II Riku Formism figure in our gallery below. 

Will you be adding this new figure to your Kingdom Hearts collection? Let us know in the comments below!

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The online retailer Aitai Kuji usually has these Kingdom Hearts items available for pre-order, so it's worth keeping an eye out if you're interested. 

Other Kingdom Hearts Sega Plaza plushes include Halloween Town Sora, King Mickey, and Roxas.

You can view the new Kingdom Hearts II Sora plush below:

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These adorable plushies will be part of Sega Plaza's crane game lineup starting on September 20.

The plushies' small size will be approximately 8 x 4 x 10 cm (3.15 x 1.57 x 3.94 in). 

Will you be trying your luck to get one of these plushies? Check them out below. 

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These adorable plushies will be part of Sega Plaza's crane game lineup starting on September 20.

The plushies' small size will be approximately 8 x 4 x 10 cm (3.15 x 1.57 x 3.94 in). 

There are two options:

Kingdom Hearts II Hair Clip Halloween Town A

Kingdom Hearts II Hair Clip Halloween Town B

Pictured in our gallery below:

One includes the crown with the Halloween Town symbol and the other the heart from the Halloween Town symbol.

Which one will you be purchasing? Tell us in the comments below.

Translation provided by KH13 team's Ryuji

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Previously, figures of Sora, Riku, Donald, Goofy, and Mickey have been revealed as part of the Ultra Detail Figure lineup. 

You can take a closer look at each figure in our gallery below, alongside their pre-order links

Ultra Detail Figure Kingdom Hearts II Sora

Ultra Detail Figure Kingdom Hearts II Riku

Ultra Detail Figure Kingdom Hearts II Mickey Mouse

Ultra Detail Figure Kingdom Hearts II Pete

Ultra Detail Figure Kingdom Hearts II Chip n Dale

Will you be picking up any of these figures? Let us know in the comments below!

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1. A name.

2. The rules .

3. How to win/lose.

4. Anything else .

Here is an example:

Name: the town is lava.

rules: 1. you must be playing as roxas .

2. Go to tram common.

3. get on a building .

4 jump from building to building for as long as you can with out hitting the ground .

how to win: get a good time .

how to lose: hit the floor.

Also play some of the mini games people suggest ( and you can try mine to get a sense of how they will work) and recommend your ideas.

For my mini game here are the trophies 🏆 ( there imaginary)(tell me what 🏆you get):

1 min = wood 🏆

5 min= basic training 🏆

10 mins = bronse 🏆

25 min= silver🏆

40 min= gold🏆

1hour/ 60 mins = platinum 🏆

1 hour 30 minutes = Demi god

2 hour =god

3 hour = devil

4 hour = sora 

5 hour = maniac 

6 hour = ???

7 hour = why

8 hour = Disney not dat ney 

9 hour = oh you are insane 

10 hour or more = go get a therapist 

17 hour = still , really, oh my god

24 hour = plz stop 

168 hour/ 1 week = 911 what’s your emergency 

If someone legitimately gets to 10 hours or above I will add your name to this post

If someone does it above 2 hours but on a skateboard I’ll give you a spot on this post 

And Finally (for now) if someone gets above 10 hours on a skateboard I will add your name on to my about me page 

[All records here are based on posts made here. And one thing, PLEASE BE HONEST!]

What's the best you've done on the Twilight Town job's? You can post your records and I'll update it here. (Keep in mind this is all out of fun. Also it probably will give you something to do before Birth by Sleep comes out.)

Mail Delivery: 7.62 seconds [Record set by: Ventuswind]

Cargo Climb: 7.4 seconds [Record set by: XehanortXIII]

Grandstander: 1689 points [Record set by: Ventuswind]

Poster Duty: 28.21 seconds [Record set by: ixlovexventusx]

Bumble-Buster 2.56 seconds [Record set by: Keyblader]

Junk Sweep: 1 swing [Record set by: MasterXemnas]

Good luck!

Here are my personal records:

Mail Delivery: [As Roxas: 7.89 seconds] [As Sora: 7.93 seconds]

Cargo Climb: 13.73 seconds

Grandstander: 159 points

Poster Duty: 28.36 seconds

Bumble-Buster 2.56 seconds

Junk Sweep: 3 swings

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Further, the plush is available for pre-order via Square Enix Japan's digital storefront (¥9,680), and it is planned to ship on November 12th, 2022. 

Additional store links will be listed at this article's conclusion when they are provided.

You can view images of the Kingdom Hearts II King Mickey 20th Anniversary Plush via our gallery below:

UPDATE (4/29/2022)

The product is now available for pre-order via Square Enix North America for $99.99 ahead of a March 2023 release window.

AmiAmi & Aitai Kuji have also listed the product for pre-order:

• AmiAmi - ¥7,740 - November 2022 shipment
• Aitai Kuji - ¥7,750 November 2022 shipment

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Kingdom Hearts II Naminé Plush (¥4,180) - October 1st, 2022 shipment

Kingdom Hearts II Roxas Plush (¥4,180) - October 1st, 2022 shipment

Square Enix North America (January 2023 release windows):

• Naminé - $44.99 
• Roxas - $44.99

Aitai Kuji (September 2022 release windows):

• Naminé - ¥3,500 
• Roxas - ¥3,500

AmiAmi (Late September 2022 release windows):

• Naminé - Discounted price of ¥3,500
• Roxas - Discounted price of ¥3,500

Square Enix Europe (January 13th, 2023 shipments):

• Naminé - €44.99 - January 13th, 2023 shipment
• Roxas - €44.99 - January 13th, 2023 shipment

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Unfortunately, we’ll likely never receive an answer to that prominent, collective fan inquiry, and we’ll have to keep replaying the 5 stellar musical numbers this area boasts.

With it being the series’ 20th anniversary, I found it only fitting to reflect on the peak gameplay of the titles and rank the playable musicals from worst to best.

5. "Part of Your World"

This is easily the most abhorred song of Atlantica, and part of why is because it doesn’t include the magnificent vocal talents or dancing of Donald and Goofy. Sora’s compatriots provide fantastic vocal and visual range, capturing the essence of these performances far more effectively than any of the other characters. It’s also the shortest song, further providing ample reason for this being on the bottom of the list. Lastly, the fact that players can simply obtain 5 Excellent ratings and skimp out on the rest of the track is unfortunate. Fans want to interact with these musical minigames more and not just view them as spectacles, despite how epic they are.

4. "Ursula’s Revenge"

Ah, yes. The best boss battle of not only Kingdom Hearts II but the franchise as a whole. It’s almost depressing how the series hasn’t even come close to reaching the quality of this encounter. Still, that just goes to show how legendary it is. Ursula utilizes the power of King Triton’s trident and enlarges herself, becoming a genuinely threatening foe.

Players have to time cleverly incorporated button presses aligned with Ursula’s ever-growing power, resulting in a climactic encounter that will leave you with an undeniably cathartic sense of delight. While Donald and Goofy don’t sing during this battle, the sheer well-induced terror of this scene nearly absolves that fault. If only Xemnas received such a similarly praiseworthy encounter…

3. "Under The Sea"

"Under The Sea" boasts sublime metaphorical imagery throughout its duration. The right side of the screen hosts a gauge determining Ariel’s yearning for the outside world or accepted complacency with the life she’s come to know. The player’s performance determining the state of Ariel’s mentality illustrates a terrific relationship between their actions and results.

Essentially, the effects of gameplay are transparently depicted in a manner affecting character growth. Further, the necessitated avoidance of Sebastian for success subtly implies his actual existence as a Darkling, serving as a corrupting influence on Ariel’s strained psyche. There is just an almost insane degree of storytelling depth poured into this performance, but the fact that there are still 2 more surpassing it is astounding.

2. "Swim This Way"

Despite being the initial performance, "Swim This Way" expertly introduces players to the majesty of this world’s rhythm-based gameplay. Sebastian being the motivator for Sora, Ariel, and the others is a colossal reason for this monumental quality. As alluded to in the prior placement, it’s evident that Sebastian is a Darkling utilizing some manner of camouflage to veil his authentic, horrific appearance. His motives are still unclear, but Dark Road’s final update may finally shed light on this long-running point of contention the fanbase has possessed for over half a decade. Regardless, what makes this performance so noteworthy is Sebastian’s seemingly two-faced nature.

While he is a force of corruption during "Under the Sea", his congenial deliverance of praise and motivation seems real here. And, if that’s the case, what is Sebastian enduring throughout this world’s story events? Are the influences of Sora and the gang combating the inherent darkness his existence comprises? It’s a simultaneously inspiring and fearsome thought. Aside from Sebastian, though, Sora’s use of magic and the entirety of the group dancing with one another is a wholesome, endearing sight. You’d be hard-pressed to identify a better first song in any rhythm game experience.

1. "A New Day is Dawning"

Finally, we have reached the indisputably best track in the world; "A New Day is Dawning". The sheer, infectious joviality present from every participant in this massive ensemble performance is almost tear-jerking. After defeating Ursula, peace has been restored, and the sea’s denizens celebrate that occurrence, as well as Ariel’s eventual marriage to Prince Eric. King Triton smiling, Sora, Donald, and Goofy’s passionate singing, and the countless dancers emphasize the immense scale of these events. This is also the most challenging song to complete, with a steep score to achieve.

Additionally, the remaining presence of the Sebastian icons that must be avoided informs the player that darkness still lurks within this world, and there’s no telling when it will sprout. When Atlantica returns in a future game, we’ll assuredly witness Sebastian’s tragic reveal as a Darkling. Still, until then, this song represents long-desired fulfilling tranquility.

Alas, it also is a meta-textual metaphor for how the best world is nearing its end, and players will have to move on. After all, A New Day is Dawning. Not all of life can be enthusiastically joyful. So, while the conclusion of this world can be melancholic due to its qualitative nature ceasing, it teaches players the valuable lesson of how life lacks permanence. Change is always approaching from behind the corner, and despite its confrontations differing in timing for every individual, it’s inescapable.

And that was indisputable Top 5 ranking for each Atlantica song in Kingdom Hearts II. Still, do you somehow disagree with this placement? And if so, what does your ranking look like? Let us know in the comments below!

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You can view officially provided images of these upcoming plushes via our galleries below, as well as respective store page links:

Kingdom Hearts II - Sora Plush

Kingdom Hearts II - Riku Plush

UPDATE: Both plushes are now available for pre-order via the Square Enix Japan Store and AmiAmi. Their respective store page links are listed below:

• Kingdom Hearts II Sora Plush - Square Enix Japan Store (July 16th, 2022 release for ¥4,180)
• Kingdom Hearts II Riku Plush - Square Enix Japan Store (July 16th, 2022 release for ¥4,180)
• Kingdom Hearts II Sora Plush - AmiAmi (July 2022 release for ¥3,550)
• Kingdom Hearts II Riku Plush - AmiAmi (July 2022 release for ¥3,550)

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Here are all of the sound effects for each item and magic spell in Kingdom Hearts II.

Download link: https://www.mediafire.com/file/1t53c7ybfrqr1z4/Kingdom+Hearts+II+All+Field+Items+and+Magic+Sound+Effects.zip/file

The Kingdom Hearts Silicon Ice Tray will be releasing on December 25, 2021, and is priced at ¥2,200, which converted to USD is roughly $19.71. This is not an official price however, it's just a converted one.

You can view the Kingdom Hearts Silicon Ice Tray through our gallery below:

You can view the store page for this item on Square Enix Japan's official E-Store.

UDPATE: This item is now available to pre-order from the North American store! Its provided release window is July 2022 and it's priced at $19.99.

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The Kingdom Hearts II Munny Pouch will be releasing on December 25, 2021, and it is priced at ¥3,300, which is roughly $30.19. However, keep in mind that this converted US dollar price is not official.

You can view the Kingdom Hearts II Munny Pouch via our gallery below:

You can view the store page for this item on Square Enix Japan's official E-Store.

To be honest, I'm a bit surprised that Square hasn't sold merchandise like this already, but it's certainly rather fitting. Do you see yourself ever purchasing this product, either for decoration or practical use? Let us know in the comments below!

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No pricing for either of these plushes is currently stated, but both plushes will be available to pre-order from the Square Enix E-store on September 30, 2021.

You can view the images available for the 2 plushes below. We will update these galleries with more and better quality images once more official ones are provided.

UPDATE (September 30th, 2021): Kingdom Hearts II Sora Halloween Town and Sora Christmas Town Plushies are now available for pre-order on the Square Enix E-Store.

• Kingdom Hearts II Sora Halloween Town plush 
• Kingdom Hearts II Sora Christmas Town plush

Both plushies will cost ¥4,180 each (about $37) and will be available on February 5th, 2022 in Japan.

Do you find these plushes appealing, and would you add them to your potentially already existing collection? Let us know in the comments below!

Credit to aibo on Twitter for the news.

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