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There are only a few instances in the entire series where these rules are broken:
There are only a few 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 Chain of Memories'', Axel uses the words "H--" and "d--n".
*The main reason ''Kingdom Hearts II'' received an E10+ rating was the appearance of blood and alcohol in [[Port Royal]].
*The main reason ''Kingdom Hearts II'' received an E10+ rating was the appearance of blood and alcohol in [[Port Royal]]. Also, Jack Sparrow says a line that takes God's name in vain, just like in the movie.
*Axel uses the word "damn" in conversation with Saïx in ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''.
*Axel uses the word "d--n" in conversation with Saïx in ''Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days''.
*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.
*In ''Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep'', Maleficent uses the word "H--" (albeit referring to the plane of afterlife) before facing Aqua and [[Prince Phillip]] in battle.
*"Hell" is again used in ''Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance'' by [[Sam Flynn]] when he argues with his father, [[Kevin Flynn]], in one of the game's flashback sequences.
*"H--" is again used in ''Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance'' by [[Sam Flynn]] when he argues with his father, [[Kevin Flynn]], in one of the game's flashback sequences.
*The field theme for [[Beast's Castle]], debuting in ''Kingdom Hearts II'', is named "[[Waltz of the Damned]]" (although the title itself would not be visible in a game until ''[[Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory]]'').
*The field theme for [[Beast's Castle]], debuting in ''Kingdom Hearts II'', is named "[[Waltz of the Damned]]" (although the title itself would not be visible in a game until ''[[Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory]]'').


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