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Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] Ultimania, the official guidebook for Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance], released earlier this week in Japan. Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] Ultimania is said to contain a lot of information and secrets about both Kingdom Hearts 3D and the future of the Kingdom Hearts series. We will keep updating the front page with more information about the book as it appears.

takaturtle from KH13 has scanned all pages from the Ultimania containing interviews with Tetsuya Nomura, or other staff who worked on Kingdom Hearts 3D. Since these pages contain some spoilers about the game, we won't embed them here-- instead, please click this link to see them. A partial translation of the Tetsuya Nomura interview, using these scans, has appeared online, and again, this interview contains spoilers. For this reason, please click here to read it.

Update 1: Lightning_XII from GameFAQs has translated even more of the interview scans. These interview excerpts contain a lot of Kingdom Hearts 3D spoilers, so proceed with caution! If you're ready, you can read it here. We will keep updating as more interview excerpts appear.

Update 2: Peterko from KH13 has uploaded various scans from the Ultimania, in great quality! To be specific, these scans contain the Tetsuya Nomura interview, and the list of 20 secrets from within the game. Thanks to him, you can view these scans by clicking here.
Stephanie, the vocalist for two tracks in Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] ("TWISTER -KINGDOM MIX-" and "SOMEDAY -KINGDOM MIX-") has offered her thoughts on the tracks and the Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance Original Soundtrack. Thanks to Mu-mo Entertainment News, and goldpanner via KHInsider who translated the article, you can read a translation of it below!
Stephanie Contributed 2 Tracks to Soundtrack for Popular Game Kingdom Hearts 3D, Now on Sale A soundtrack with contributions by bilingual singer Stephanie is now on sale.
This soundtrack is a compilation of many hot-blooded tracks from the latest Kingdom Hearts title, a popular series by Disney and Square Enix.
Kingdom Hearts is a popular RPG series that has shipped over 17 million copies in total worldwide. Yoko Shimomura, the composer responsible for the music for this popular RPG series Kingdom Hearts, also contributed once again. Takeharu Ishimoto and Tsuyoshi Sekito and everyone representing the game orchestra also contributed. And, adding further colour to this mix, Stephanie contributed.
The two tracks that Stephanie contributed to were ‘Twister-Kingdom mix’, Disk-1 Track 3, and ‘Someday-Kingdom mix’, Disk-1 Track 9.
Stephanie herself has already sang many theme songs for games and anime in the past, which is why she naturally stepped in to work on this title too, and would have even if it weren't such amazingly popular series.
Stephanie commented about her work:
“For this title I recorded with composer Mr. Takeharu Ishimoto, which had a great impact on me. Mr. Ishimoto’s musicianship has unique personality, and I think he has the power to bring out something special from the artist working with him on a piece. While recording for this title I was engulfed by the sensation that ‘something’ that had been sleeping deep inside me was flowing out. I was like, wow, I had no idea I had that side to me. During recording, things never came to a halt because of this or that between us, it really felt like a ‘sensitive collaboration’. I have so many memories from this title, and it’s such an honour that tracks I sang are included in a Kingdom Hearts soundtrack. I hope this is an opportunity for people who didn’t know me to discover my work, and I would be so glad for all of you who already knew me to experience a new flavour of me. Everyone make sure to listen, okaaaay ♪!”
We would love for you to by all means purchase it and delve deeper into Stephanie’s charm.
According to The Silent Chief, the June 2012 issue of Game Informer magazine has included an article on Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance]. This article is said to contain an interview with the director of the Kingdom Hearts series, Tetsuya Nomura. The article and interview have not yet appeared online, but it is definitely something to look forward to! Make sure to pick up a copy if you can, since it will surely be an interesting read. Thanks to OnionCreator and FF-Reunion for the tip.
Update: SquareEnixEmily has confirmed the appearance of Kingdom Hearts 3D in the June 2012 issue of Game Informer magazine with a Tweet.
The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) has updated with a page for Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance], explaining the reasons behind the E10+ rating received for the game in detail. This can be read below.
Rating: Everyone 10+ Content descriptors: Fantasy Violence
Rating summary: This is an action role-playing game in which players control Sora and Riku, two characters who travel through dreams to stop an evil villain. Players use magic spells and a large key-shaped sword to defeat animal- or spirit-like creatures and classic Disney villains (e.g., Monstro the whale, Ursula the sea witch); some attacks result in colorful explosions and shockwaves that dispatch multiple enemies at once. Comical yelps can be heard throughout, and damage is indicated by depleting health meters. Some cutscenes depict other perilous situations (e.g., a woman getting rescued from being burned at the stake; a man getting struck in the chest with a sword).
GameStop have updated their pre-order page for Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] with a section detailing the pre-order bonus that comes with the game, as well as the final version of the North American boxart. The pre-order bonus is the exact same bonus that Amazon.com is providing, so we can probably assume that most retailers will be giving it out. You can view GameStop's description, as well as the boxart, below. Thanks to Terranort9406 from KH13 for the tip.


Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] Ultimania, the official guidebook for Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance], released earlier this week in Japan. Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] Ultimania is said to contain a lot of information and secrets about both Kingdom Hearts 3D and the future of the Kingdom Hearts series. We will keep updating this post with more information about the book as it appears.

Keckv from Imgur has uploaded various pages from the Ultimania containing concept art for Kingdom Hearts 3D. This is the first time we've seen such artwork, so it's definitely worth having a look! You can see these images below, thanks to Master Xehanort1960 from KH13 for the find.
SquareEnixEmily, the Assistant PR Manager at Square Enix America has revealed in a Tweet that the Kingdom Hearts Dream Drop Distance Original Soundtrack, the official soundtrack for Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance], will be released in North America! You can see a screenshot of this conversation below. Can't wait!

Amazon.com have updated their page for Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] Ultimania, the official guidebook for Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance], with many sample pages from the book. You can see all of these samples below, in our gallery. We will be receiving our copy of the book around Tuesday next week, so you can expect a lot more information about what it contains after that! If you haven't already, be sure to check out our coverage of all released excerpts so far.
E3 2012, perhaps the largest gaming event for English-speaking audiences, runs from June 5 to June 7, 2012 this year. While it was already extremely likely, we now have a confirmation-- thanks to IGN, we know that Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] will be making an appearance at the event. Thanks to sqexgal for the tip.
KH13.com will be sending our member Oishii to E3 2012, so definitely watch out in early June. We'll have lots of exclusive coverage for you!
Amazon.com have updated their pre-order page for Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] with more details about the pre-order bonus that will come with North American pre-orders of the game. Thanks to KHInsider for the tip. You can see an image describing the bonus below. As you can see, the pre-order bonus is a set of three AR cards, including the following:
- One (1) wild AR card that will randomly unlock Sudo Neku, Meowjesty or Ursa Circus
- One (1) AR card that will unlock R & R Seal
- One (1) AR card that serves as a 360° viewing stand for your Dream Eaters

Awesome! It's great these bonuses being released outside of Japan. In case you missed it, this image also reveals the following names of Dream Eaters:
- Sudo Neku
- Meowjesty
- Ursa Circus
- R & R Seal
EB Games Australia have updated their pre-order page for Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] with the final version of the game's boxart. This reveals that under the Australian Classification system, the game will be rated "PG" for "Mild fantasy violence". This is, of course, similar to the ESRB (American) rating of E10+, and the PEGI (European) rating of 12+.
The London MCM Expo is a gaming event held in London, running this year from May 25 to May 27, 2012. Thanks to 3DS Buzz, who are attending the event, we now know that Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] will be appearing with a playable demo in English. This demo is apparently playable by the public, so we definitely recommend that you attend the event if possible! You could be one of the first people to play the game in English!

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