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*The two featured Disney worlds have yet to make official appearances in the series. | *The two featured Disney worlds have yet to make official appearances in the series. From ''The Sword in the Stone'', only Merlin has appeared so far, tutoring Sora in magic in ''Kingdom Hearts'' and helping him drive [[Maleficent]] away in ''Kingdom Hearts II''. A world based on ''The Hunchback of Notre Dame'', however, is slated to appear in the upcoming ''[[Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance]]''. | ||
*Curiously, there are many themes used in this comic that would later be incorporated into ''Kingdom Hearts II'', such as the design of the mysterious creature which greatly resembles a Nobody, and the idea of a world opening a door to another, like Disney Castle revealing a door to [[Timeless River]] (although they are essentially the same world, making the door more of a time machine than a portal). | *Curiously, there are many themes used in this comic that would later be incorporated into ''Kingdom Hearts II'', such as the design of the mysterious creature which greatly resembles a Nobody, and the idea of a world opening a door to another, like Disney Castle revealing a door to [[Timeless River]] (although they are essentially the same world, making the door more of a time machine than a portal). | ||
*Sora is only accompanied by Riku, rather than by Donald and Goofy, who stay in Disney Castle. This will also be the main theme of ''Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance'', which will focus only on Sora and Riku. | *Sora is only accompanied by Riku, rather than by Donald and Goofy, who stay in Disney Castle. This will also be the main theme of ''Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance'', which will focus only on Sora and Riku. | ||