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After the usual maintenance, updates and additions have been made to Kingdom Hearts χ[chi]. New cards featuring Kairi, Namine, Aeirth, and Tifa, along with Key Scene #12 featuring King Mickey have been added to the game. The home screen is still decorated to look Valentine's Day themed, and some events matching the Valentine's Day theme are in place. New items have been lined up in the shop as always. Does anything about this update excite you?
 



 
Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] Team member SkyKeybladeHero has translated this week's updates which can be read below.
 
 
The cover art for the ninth volume of the Kingdom Hearts II manga series has been revealed in a Japanese magazine. The art shows the main characters, Sora, Kairi, Donald, Goofy and Riku (looking like Xehanort's Heartless) in The World That Never Was. Volume 9 will be released in Japan on February 21.
 
Update: Square Enix has released the cover in full. You can view it below.
 




After the usual maintenance, Valentine's Day themed updates have been made to Kingdom Hearts χ. This week's new cards feature Aqua, Xion, Tifa, and Yuffie. The login screen has been updated with what seems to be a chocolate fountain and a red banner with "Valentine's Day" written across it that stretches across all the buildings. New events are also in place with new items lined up in the shop.
 



 
Kingdom Hearts χ Team member SkyKeybladeHero has translated this week's updates, which can be read below.
 
 
In the latest Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] update a very surprising discovery was made — Chirithy is a Dream Eater. Near the end of the new story, the Chirithy runs toward the player, and as the player lifts him up, it causes his cape to flap in the wind. Under it was a Dream Eater Spirit symbol! Does this mean we've been in the Realm of Sleep all along? How does this impact the rest of the series? Many questions go along with this new story! Thankfully, you can view the fully translated playthrough of the new story below thanks to Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] team members Everglow and SkyKeybladeHero.
 




 
We'd love to hear your thoughts and opinions on this interesting discovery!
The usual maintenance for Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] has finished and updates have been made. Key Art #25 and #26 have been added to the game as this week's new cards and both feature artwork from Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. A new story has been added in Daybreak Town that goes with the story told so far. As usual, new items are lined up in the shop and new events are in place.
 



 
Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] Team member SkyKeybladeHero has translated this week's updates, which can be read below.
 
 
 
Amazon.com have revealed that Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories The Novel will be released in English for the first time ever on September 22, 2015. Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories The Novel will include all three volumes from the original Japanese release translated into English by Yen Press. It will cost U.S $15.48. When the cover artwork is released we'll let you know. You can pre-order it here.
Amazon.co.jp have revealed that the ninth volume of the Kingdom Hearts II manga will be released in Japan on February 21, 2015. It will be available for ¥ 453 (approx U.S $3.85). In this volume Sora will finally face Organization XIII in The World That Never Was as the manga finally approaches it's conclusion. Once the cover artwork has been released we'll let you know. You can read the first 62 chapters of the Kingdom Hearts II manga in English over in our gallery.
In an interview with Kotaku at last month's European launch event for Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX, Tai Yasue the co-director of the Kingdom Hearts series spoke about Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX & HD 2.5 ReMIX being good training for new staff members in preparation for Kingdom Hearts III. He also discusses respecting source material and sharing ideas with the Final Fantasy XV team for the new hardware. You can read the interview below.
After the usual Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] maintenance, more additions have been added to the game. This week's new cards feature characters from Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, as well as Monstro from Pinocchio. Lots of new events of different types are in place with many nice rewards to be gained. New items have been lined up in the Shop.
 



 
Kingdom Hearts χ[chi] Team member SkyKeybladeHero has translated the Dev Team Report #09 and this week's updates which can be read below.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Square Enix has posted a list of available job positions in their Third Business Division.
 
Square Enix's Third Business Division handled Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, Kingdom Hearts Re:coded, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix, Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX and Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX. They have also recently worked on a couple of other small Square Enix titles but the Division's focus is the Kingdom Hearts series with Shinji Hashimoto, the Kingdom Hearts series' executive producer serving as the Division's executive.
 
Square Enix has listed 13 jobs relating to Kingdom Hearts III and we have listed them below. There are also seven other job positions available but four are for the SaGa game coming to PlayStation Vita in 2015 and three jobs in Tokyo that could be for anything be it announced or unannounced.
 
Update: goldpanner has translated the job summaries and these can be read below.
 
 
 

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