Talk:Key Art

I think we should have a page for the "Key Art", with a short description of each image and its context. This would include KHX, KHUX, and KH2 puzzles. 18:13, 20 March 2019 (UTC)

Key Art or not
Some Cards that were called Key Art in KHX are named like regular medals in KHUX (for example, Illustrated Sora B, or Toon Ventus/Aqua). So, KHUX has some Medals based on official artwork and manga/novel images, although they aren't named Key Art. Do we want to include those or not? Here's a list:
 * - Piggyback artwork from KH
 * - Friends artwork from KH
 * - based on this but in a different position
 * - Card artwork from CoM
 * - Spiral artwork from ReCoM
 * - based on Heart from KHII, I think
 * - from KH2 novel Vol2 cover
 * - from Days manga Vol1 cover
 * - from Days manga Vol2 cover
 * - Original artwork
 * - from KH manga JP Vol2 cover
 * - from Days manga Vol3 cover
 * - from Days manga Vol4 cover
 * - Sea artwork from KH2
 * - from Daylight artwork from KH2FM
 * - from MoM boxart
 * - Sea artwork from KH2
 * - from Daylight artwork from KH2FM
 * - from MoM boxart

And then there's the Stained Glass ones, the Ill. KHIII Medals from the Gathering artwork, the TWEWY Art medals, and some others that got full art view images, like Axel Art [EX], Orchestra Sora, or Strelitzia. 19:06, 12 December 2022 (UTC)


 * I think we should include them, for completeness. There's also the Key Art section in the MoM museum, which might have some overlap. Actually, now that I think of it, should there be a "Key Scene" page as well? There are about 20 KHX cards and a handful from DR, plus all of the "Story Scene" cards from MoM.
 * Or maybe we can just expand this page to include all important images. Perhaps have a Key Art, Key Scene, and Stained Glass section: Key Art for official "Key Art" and any other promotional illustrations with medals, Key Scene for "Key Scene" and "Story Scene" cards and medals, and Stained Glass for the remaining KHUX medals and the MoM "Station of Awakening" cards. —Aid1043 (talk) 19:39, 12 December 2022 (UTC)


 * Also: Toon Sora & Goofy is another original illustration from the 10th Anniversary calendars, while Toon Riku and Toon Sora are both from the Shiro Amano art book. —Aid1043 (talk) 00:34, 13 December 2022 (UTC)