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Square Enix Japan has revealed a brief 15-second trailer for the release of Kingdom Hearts Integrum Masterpiece for Cloud. This commerical is solely meant to advertise the game's current launch in the region. You can view the Japan launch trailer for Kingdom Hearts Integrum Masterpiece for Cloud below: These Cloud games are releasing on February 10th, 2022. For more information on Kingdom Hearts Integrum Masterpiece for Cloud, check out our prior coverage. View full article

Square Enix has unveiled a new product available for pre-order via their Japan digital storefront. This item is a tote bag that comes with attachable Sora and Mickey plushes, releasing on June 25, 2022 for ¥11,000 ($95.22). You can currently pre-order this tote bag and plushes via the Japan store and view the provided images of the item via our gallery below: UPDATE: This item is now available for pre-order via the North American Square Enix store for $99.99 ahead of a provided October 2022 release window! View full article

The official Kingdom Hearts Japan Twitter account has shared a new development regarding the soon-to-be-released Kingdom Hearts Integrum Masterpiece for Cloud. A translation of the announcement has been performed via our team's Ryuji, viewable below: "The Kingdom Hearts series of games on Nintendo Switch have been patched with this Day 1 patch, aimed to fix gameplay issues that occur mid-play on both the full and demo versions of the games." No specific errors or bugs have been stated. You can view the initial tweet sharing this announcement below: View full article

The official Utada Hikaru Youtube channel has announced that they will be premiering the music video of the A. G. Cook remix "Face My Fears" tomorrow at 7 AM EST/ 4 AM PST. UPDATE: The remix video is now viewable, available below: If you missed it, check out Utada Hikaru's live performance of "Face My Fears". View full article

Square Enix has shared new official Kingdom Hearts artwork via the franchise's official Twitter accounts (English & Japanese), commemorating the legendary Final Fantasy VII's 25th anniversary. Sora is shown in Scala ad Caelum, mirroring a pose Cloud does in the key art for Final Fantasy VII Remake, with Midgar as the backdrop. This isn't the first time the Kingdom Hearts media accounts have celebrated Final Fantasy VII this way, as it previously occurred in 2017 for Final Fantasy VII's 20th anniversary. You can view the new Kingdom Hearts art featuring Sora to celebrate Final Fantasy VII's 25th anniversary via our gallery below: View full article

Late last year, the official Tokyo Disney Resort announced the return of the Kingdom Hearts Disney ambassador hotel room. This room is now available for those who managed to reserve a spot, and there's one particularly intriguing facet about the room that potentially warrants discussion. So, within this area is a treasure chest, and its contents are not allowed to be shown until April 28th, 2022, likely to not spoil future room reservers. However, a prominent translator in the Kingdom Hearts community, Audrey, who has been within the room, has stated the contents of the treasure chest since that isn't explicitly restricted. She has been continually updating details regarding the contents on Twitter, but what is clear so far is that there is an Oathkeeper Keyblade with a differently depicted design than the norm. Apparently, the keychain is different, being entirely blue rather than half-blue. With how meticulously crafted the Keyblade is, this could likely not be a production error. Audrey's following tweet further describes the keychain's appearance. There could be no deep meaning to any of this, but there are still notable oddities about the difference in design. Regardless, we can add this as another point of speculation as we await the anniversary event on April 10th. Kingdom Hearts content creator Bio-Roxas provided the following reasonable statements that could explain this design choice for the Oathkeeper keychain: You can view the Twitter thread from Audrey detailing and showcasing the Kingdom Hearts Disney ambassador hotel room below: View full article

Utada Hikaru, prominently known in the Kingdom Hearts community for performing the franchise's theme songs, has shared a live performance of the English version of "Face My Fears," the opening theme of Kingdom Hearts III. You can view this extraordinary performance via Hikaru's official Youtube channel below: View full article

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Square Enix has added silver and gold variants of Kingdom Hearts necklaces adorned with the iconic heart and crown imagery onto their Japanese digital storefront. The golden necklaces are ¥85,800 (approximately $746.66), while the silver ones are ¥19,800 (approximately $172.31). Each necklace is stated to release on June 11th, 2022. Additionally, a character representative stone can be chosen alongside a single necklace, with the following characters being options: Sora: Blue Topaz Riku: Blue Sapphire Kairi: Pink Tourmaline Roxas: Orange Sapphire Axel: Red Garnet Xion: Black Diamond Naminé: Diamond Terra: Citrine Aqua: Aquamarine Ventus: Peridot The necklaces' store pages have more info on the material of each stone. And, speaking of the store pages, each one is linked below alongside our own galleries depicting each product. Kingdom Hearts Silver Crown Necklace Kingdom Hearts Gold Crown Necklace Kingdom Hearts Silver Heart Necklace Kingdom Hearts Gold Heart Necklace Do you intend on purchasing any of these necklaces to give your wardrobe some classy Kingdom Hearts flair? Let us know in the comments below! UPDATE: Each of these necklaces are currently available to pre-order from the North American Square Enix store! The silver variants are $179.99 while the gold versions are $779.99. Additionally, each necklace has a July 2022 release window. Their store pages are listed below: Gold Crown Necklace Gold Heart Necklace Silver Crown Necklace Silver Heart Necklace View full article