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Despite instances of mild censorship breaks, the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series keeps a majority of its content "child friendly". It refrains from using curse words and making sexual references, as well as from dressing its female characters in revealing outfits. While these elements are common in the ''Final Fantasy'' series, ''Kingdom Hearts'' prides itself on maintaining Disney's values. | Despite instances of mild censorship breaks, the ''Kingdom Hearts'' series keeps a majority of its content "child friendly". It refrains from using curse words and making sexual references, as well as from dressing its female characters in revealing outfits. While these elements are common in the ''Final Fantasy'' series, ''Kingdom Hearts'' prides itself on maintaining Disney's values. | ||
There are only six instances in the entire series where these rules are broken. In ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'', Axel uses the words "hell" and "damn". In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', there is an instance of brief suggestive content: Sora tells [[Mulan]] and [[Li Shang]] to "play nice" in [[The Land of Dragons]], much to their embarrassment. The main reason ''Kingdom Hearts II'' received an E10+ rating, however, was the appearance of blood and alcohol in [[Port Royal]]. Axel uses the word "damn" in conversation with Saïx in ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days'', and in ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'', Maleficent uses the word " | There are only six instances in the entire series where these rules are broken. In ''Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories'', Axel uses the words "hell" and "damn". In ''Kingdom Hearts II'', there is an instance of brief suggestive content: Sora tells [[Mulan]] and [[Li Shang]] to "play nice" in [[The Land of Dragons]], much to their embarrassment. The main reason ''Kingdom Hearts II'' received an E10+ rating, however, was the appearance of blood and alcohol in [[Port Royal]]. Axel uses the word "damn" in conversation with Saïx in ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days'', and in ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'', Maleficent uses the word "Hell" (albeit referring to the plane of afterlife), before facing Aqua and [[Prince Phillip]] in battle. "Hell" is used once again in ''Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance'' by [[Sam Flynn]], specifically when he argues with his father, [[Kevin Flynn]], in one of the game's Flashback sequences. | ||
==Games== | ==Games== | ||