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Previously exclusive items from the Collector's Edition of Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX are now available on the North American Square Enix Online Store. They can only be bought with member reward points (store credits after every purchase you make from the site).
 
The Kingdom Hearts 2.5 steelbook and the artbook are available for 150 points each, while the Kingdom Hearts 2.5 collectors pin and the dust jacket for the artbook are available for 100 points each. Also, please note that these bonuses do not include a copy of the game itself.
 
You can take a look at the pictures of the products below:
 



U-TREASURE, a collection of custom-made pop culture-based jewelry from the Japanese brand K.uno, has announced the release of three new Kingdom Hearts character necklaces and a ring. On August 14th, the brand will be releasing necklaces featuring King Mickey, Donald, Goofy in their Kingdom Hearts attire, and a ring featuring the Kingdom Hearts logo.
 
U-treasure have previously released a variety of Kingdom Hearts jewelry, including an engagement ring, a wedding ring, and six necklaces most recently on June 21, 2017.
 
The merchandise will be sold at U-TREASURE Pop Up Shop (in Shinjuku), U-TREASURE online shop, and the K.uno Sapporo store, Yokohama Motomachi store, Nagoya · Sakae, Kanazawa store, Shizuoka store, and Umeda store, Kobe. The sales will start on August 14th at the U-TREASURE Pop Up Store and Fukuoka store. They will be successively developed in other stores starting September 6th.
 
You can find pictures of the products below.
 



 
You can read descriptions of each product below, provided by Famitsu. Translations are courtesy of staff member Lady Aleister.
 
 
UPDATE: King Mickey, Donald, and Goofy necklaces are now available for pre-order on Seven Net. Each necklace is 12,000 yen (silver) and 28,000 yen (K18 yellow, pink). The release date is set for October 27, 2017. You can pre-order them here.
 
Thanks to @yohirooo for the tip!
A number of officially licensed Kingdom Hearts products are now available for pre-order at Spencer's Online store as well as on its sister brand store, Spirit Halloween. Among these are Sora and Kairi Kingdom Hearts II wigs, costumes, and default Keyblades: the Kingdom Key and Destiny's Embrace respectively.
 
These items are expected to ship on or before September 15, 2017. Shipping is only available to the United States, Canada, and overseas military APO/FPO/DPO addresses.
 
Spencer's and Spirit Halloween also have other Kingdom Hearts merchandise currently in stock. They are listed below with prices and links for purchasing.
A Shadow Heartless hat ($16.99) [Spirit Halloween];
Sora's crown necklace ($9.99) [Spencer's] [Spirit Halloween];
A snapback hat featuring Kingdom Hearts characters ($22.99) [Spencer's];
A snapback hat featuring part of the Kingdom Hearts II logo ($24.99) [Spencer's];
A zip wallet ($19.99) [Spencer's];
A Kingdom Hearts cup with straw and ice cubes ($9.99) [Spencer's];
A Kingdom Hearts II poster ($8.99) [Spencer's].
You can find pictures of all the merchandise below:
 



 
You can find descriptions of the new Spirit Halloween Kingdom Hearts merchandise below, along with pre-order links.
 
Thanks to Churro for the tip!
 
 
Let us know if you'll be purchasing any of these in the comments below!
Earlier this year, Diamond Select Toys revealed, for the first time, the prototypes for their Kingdom Hearts figures at the New York Toy Fair. And later, they showed off improved versions at C2E2 2017 and at SDCC17. They've also been made available for pre-order. Recently, Kingdom Hearts figures for their Vinimates line have been shown off as well.
 
Diamond Select Toys president Chuck Terceira, also known as DSTChuck, answered various fan questions about their figures and upcoming figures, which include things like Star Trek, Kill Bill, and of course, Kingdom Hearts, as a part of their Ask DST series. Check out the Kingdom Hearts questions asked, as well as the answers, below:
 
 
Check out the entire Ask DST #363 here!
 
[uPDATE Nov. 15, 2017]: On November 6th, 2017, Diamond Select Toys' Kingdom Hearts Select series of figures were once again mentioned in one of their Ask DSTs with Diamond Select Toys president Chuck Terceira. This time, they discussed Kingdom Hearts, Pacific Rim, Star Trek, Gotham, Ghostbusters, iZombie, and more. Take a look at the Kingdom Hearts question that was asked by a fan, as well as the answer, below:
 
 
Check out the entire Ask DST #377 here!
 
[uPDATE Dec. 18, 2017]: On December 5th, 2017, Diamond Select Toys' Kingdom Hearts Select series of figures were mentioned in one of their Ask DSTs with Chuck Terceira once again. They discussed Kingdom Hearts, Pacific Rim: Uprising, Muppets, Star Trek, and more. You can check out the Kingdom Hearts questions that were asked by fans, as well as the answers by DSTChuck, below:
 
 
Check out the entire Ask DST #381 here!
Five pairs of no-show Kingdom Hearts socks have recently been made available to purchase at Hot Topic. The socks feature the characters Sora, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy, as well as the iconic Kingdom Hearts heart emblem. You can purchase them for $14.90 USD (currently $11.92 USD because of a 20% off select sale) on the official Hot Topic website or in Hot Topic stores.
 



 
These socks have the sock size 9 - 11, and they fit the men's shoe size 5 - 8 and the women's shoe size 5 - 10. They're made from 98% polyester and 2% spandex, and should be washed on cold and dried on low heat.
On Instagram, @funkofinderz has posted an abundance of photos of different Funko brand figures that have been revealed at Funko Fundays 2017. Among these photos, are a couple photos of Kingdom Hearts vinyl figurines under the Funko line "Mystery Minis." These figurines include Sora, Sora (Halloween Town outfit), Sora (Space Paranoids outfit), Riku, Riku (black coat), Kairi, Roxas, Roxas (black coat), Axel, Mickey Mouse, Mickey Mouse (black coat), Donald Duck, Donald Duck (Halloween Town outfit), Donald Duck (Space Paranoids outfit), Goofy, Goofy (Halloween Town outfit), Goofy (Space Paranoids outfit), Chip & Dale, Pete, a Soldier Heartless, and a Large Body Heartless.
 
Check out the photos in the gallery below:
 



 
This is the first time Kingdom Hearts has appeared in Funko's "Mystery Minis" line of figurines. Previously, Kingdom Hearts has been a part of the Funko Pop! Vinyl line of figures, but only Disney characters from the series have been featured. This is first time Kingdom Hearts original characters, such as Sora and Riku, would be featured as Funko figures or figurines.
 
UPDATE 1: Disney Dan has confirmed this to be, in fact, true! Also, view another photo of the Kingdom Hearts Mystery Minis at the Funko Fundays 2017 event, provided by Disney Dan.
 
Thanks to KHInsider for the tip!
 
UPDATE 2: Instagram user @sw_up_wir20 has revealed that the Kingdom Hearts Mystery Minis will be available this coming winter!
 
UPDATE 3: Funko has revealed that the Kingdom Hearts Mystery Minis will be available in December! The Pete, Large Body Heartless, and Soldier Heartless figurines will be exclusive to GameStop, the Space Paranoids (Tron) Goofy, Space Paranoids (Tron) Donald, and Space Paranoids (Tron) Sora figurines will be exclusive to Toys "R" Us, and the Halloween Town Goofy, Halloween Town Donald, and Halloween Town Sora figurines will be exclusive to Hot Topic.
In a recent interview with Dengeki Online, Kingdom Hearts III director Tetsuya Nomura has revealed more details about the upcoming game. We are currently in the process of translating the article, but in the meantime, here are some translated highlights from the article:
Nomura has confirmed that he and the development team are taking a new direction in worlds that won’t have Sora and co. visiting worlds multiple times.
Twilight Town is set to be the game’s tutorial stage and will be visited early in the game.
Each toy robot in Galaxy Toys will have different mechanics from other toy robots.
Nomura also discusses Kingdom Hearts Union x[Cross] but this information has been announced before.
When more of the article is translated, we will update when possible. In the meantime, if you would like to look at the untranslated page, check it out here.
 
Kingdom Hearts III was recently revealed to be coming in 2018.
 
Do any of these new details excite you? Let us know in the comments below.
 
UPDATE: Translations are now available. You can read the interview below.
 
Monogram Direct is currently selling a San Diego Comic Con exclusive Kingdom Hearts Pewter Keyblade Key Ring Set at their booth, (#3645), at the convention. Included in the pin set are the Kingdom Key, Way to the Dawn, Fenrir, and Circle of Life Keyblades. It's the first time Fenrir and Circle of Life key rings have been in Pearl. Also, the Kingdom Key is exclusively silver and gold and the Way to the Dawn is exclusively black.
 
Each set is listed at $40.00 USD, but only 500 sets will be produced and will only be sold during San Diego Comic Con.
 



 
Thanks to Action Figure Insider for the tip!
 
UPDATE 1: The SDCC exclusive Keyblade Key Ring Set by Monogram Direct is now available to purchase online! You can purchase it on BoxLunch here.
 



 
UPDATE 2: Monogram Direct will also be selling this key ring set at New York Comic Con 2017 with limited availability, along with their other San Diego Comic Con exclusive Kingdom Hearts merchandise. Check out more about that in the full article here.
 
UPDATE [Dec. 14, 2017]: Monogram is now selling this key ring set on their online store, along with their other San Diego Comic Con exclusive Kingdom Hearts merchandise. You can check out more about that, and find out how to purchase these items, in the full article here.
Video games writer at Mirror Online and long time Kingdom Hearts fan Ryan Brown (@Toadsanime) had the chance to ask Kingdom Hearts series director Tetsuya Nomura a few questions from curious fans in the Kingdom Hearts community regarding Kingdom Hearts III and the series in general. This followed the release of the latest Kingdom Hearts III trailer and Toy Story world reveal at the D23 Expo 2017.
 
You can read the questions and answers below:
 
Famitsu has released its latest weekly issue today, showcasing a 12-pages feature on Kingdom Hearts III in light of its newest trailer and Toy Story world announcement at D23 Expo 2017 in Anaheim, California. The feature talks about the events that unfolded at the Expo and the latest trailer, and includes an exclusive interview with series director Tetsuya Nomura.
 
We have already published a summary of highlights of the feature, including discussion points on the plot and characters in Kingdom Hearts III, information about its worlds and gameplay, and upcoming updates on the Kingdom Hearts Union χ[Cross] story.
 
You can read the summaries here and here, and look at the scans of the magazine below:
 



 
You can read the full translation of the interview below:
 
A Kingdom Hearts III feature will be included in the upcoming Weekly Famitsu issue, and earlier today, Esoteru posted a summary of its highlights online. Since then, more leaks have released from Hachima. Some parts of this have already been covered in the aforementioned highlights summary, but now, we have the information in more detail and new information as well.
 
Check out the first half, translated by Katie Armstrong, below:
Tetsuya Nomura would like for you to wait for the next report, which will be some time in 2018.
There was some last-minute post-editing on the D23 and the Orchestral Concert PVs; Nomura wanted to tie things back to something with the word "dive," thinking back to the original concept of KH.
There were some strong feelings about the Toy Story world, because Nomura wanted to include it in KH2. Nomura's been negotiating for it since the first KH game. He met with John Lasseter when he came to Japan and told him about every element he wanted to include.
The Toy Story world does not take place during the original story, but picks up somewhere after Toy Story 2 and is consistent with the timeline of the movies.
This isn’t in the PV, but there is a scene where Sora is mistaken for an action figure of a game character by Rex.
Sora and company’s Toy Story world looks were designed by art directors who interacted to combine designs; the first team’s design was similar to action figures while the other group tried to match the aesthetic of Toy Story. The two had to come together and discuss and convince one another to arrive at the final design.
The staff was surprised at how easy it was to reproduce the graphic appearance of the original films. The looks of other worlds and gimmicks and such have been difficult for this game.
The Toy Story world’s percentage [of completeness] and quality was high enough to be seen earlier, but based on our PR plans it wasn’t shown until now. When they announced the Big Hero 6 world, Nomura could only show one illustration because it was a somewhat sudden request, so this time Nomura wanted to show video.
Production on the Big Hero 6 world is going well, though the matter of the last selected world is still ahead of them.
Multiple battle commands are displayed in the PV because there is always a choice in what to do in battle, there’s some tactical fun in assembling combos of your choosing. It might seem tough, but I want to reassure you that you can pull off some fancy techniques with the right button combinations.
Check out the second half, translated by News Team member Dengojin, below:
Each world will have it's own guest party members and they will have their unique collaboration commands, since it is a new system it will be introduced in details later.
Riding a robot to fight was an early idea sent at the beginning of the development to the dev team, each floor of the toy shop will have it's own gimmick.
The toy shop will be the main area in the Toy Story world you can enjoy other gimmicks with various toys sold there.
There is surprise in the future.*
The world where Young Eraqus and Xehanort is an original world. Also he mentions that KH3 will have less Disney worlds than KH2 in numbers, but they will be richer and more playable.
There are so many characters, so the story is dark and he is not planning it to end it all at once.
Each character story must be settled. This will involve members from the former Organization XIII.
Nomura is not directing anything else beside the announced titles, but he is involved with many.
Kingdom Hearts Union χ[cross] fifth Union leader chapter has been written and it will be released early August.
Nomura would like to give us more information about Kingdom Hearts III battle later.
*Pretty vague, maybe referring to the Toy Story world to be full of surprises?
 
Toy Story is the latest world revealed for Kingdom Hearts III through the trailer unveiled last week at the D23 Expo in Anaheim. The Weekly Famitsu feature, which will recap the event and include an interview with Tetsuya Nomura, will be published on July 20 in Japan. Stay tuned with us for updates and translations!
 
UPDATE 1: The Weekly Famitsu issue has been released! Check out full scans of it, as well as full translations, here.

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