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Revision as of 23:01, 17 April 2022

I'm carrying on what you yourself began, and I'm creating a brand new world, one heart at a time.
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Game Central Station

World logo for Game Central Station
Japanese ゲーム・セントラル・ステーション

Romaji Gēmu Sentoraru Sutēshon
Game Kingdom Hearts Union χ

Origin Wreck-It Ralph
Themes Header.png

KHχ tracks
Field theme - Game Central Station
Battle theme - Night of Fate
Other worlds
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts
Dive to the Heart | Destiny Islands | Disney Castle
Traverse Town | Wonderland | Olympus Coliseum
Deep Jungle | Agrabah | Monstro
Atlantica | Halloween Town | Neverland
100 Acre Wood | Hollow Bastion
End of the World | Realm of Darkness
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories
Castle Oblivion | Twilight Town
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts II
Mysterious Tower | Radiant Garden
The Land of Dragons | Beast's Castle | Timeless River
Port Royal | Pride Lands | Space Paranoids
The World That Never Was | End of Sea | Keyblade Graveyard
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts coded
Datascape
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
Land of Departure | Mirage Arena
Dwarf Woodlands | Enchanted Dominion | Castle of Dreams
Disney Town | Deep Space
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
La Cité des Cloches | The Grid | Symphony of Sorcery
Country of the Musketeers | Prankster's Paradise
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts χ[chi]
Daybreak Town
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts Union χ[Cross]
Game Central Station | Niceland | Cy-Bug Sector | Candy Kingdom
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts III
The Final World | Secret Forest | Olympus
Toy Box | Kingdom of Corona | Monstropolis
Arendelle | The Caribbean | San Fransokyo
Scala ad Caelum | Quadratum

Game Central Station is a world introduced in Kingdom Hearts Union χ. It is based on the Disney film, Wreck-It Ralph.

Settings and Areas

The world acts as a hub world, connecting to other smaller worlds within the Station. Game Central Station consists for the main Station area, game platform areas that act as the entrance to the game worlds, and the Cable Tunnels which connect to the worlds.

Story

Kingdom Hearts Union χ[Cross]

Ephemer and the Player arrive in a Cable Tunnel, which Ephemer remarks is like nothing they've ever seen before. After battling some Heartless, they notice a Darkling fleeing along the tunnel and pursue it. The pair arrive in Game Central Station, and wonder where all the different tunnels lead to. After spotting the Darkling go into one and Heartless going into another, Ephemer decides it would be a good idea for them to split up.

Later the Player returns to Game Central Station to search for Ralph, where they spot him entering another tunnel and follow him.

Enemies

Heartless