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title of the song was inspired by the term used in mathematics, as Xion's original name ("No. i") contains an imaginary unit, also a mathematical term. Twilight

Keyblades in the image of the original χ-blade in order to take control of Kingdom Hearts. Generations later, a Keyblade Master named Xehanort researched the

"That's a Weird Name", "No Sign of Neku", "Answering Joshua's Call", "The World Ends With You" Traverse Town: " Riku meets Shiki", "Answering Joshua's Call"

Xigbar's game piece. Artwork of Saïx's game piece. Artwork of Young Xehanort's game piece. Artwork of Marluxia's game piece. Artwork of Vanitas's game piece

"Thirteenth Discretion". It is lighter than the original song, but still mysterious in tone. Kingdom of Corona: "Marluxia's Request" The first part of this track

Kingdom Hearts III, Xigbar reclaims his No Name Keyblade. Xigbar's signature Arrowgun, the Sharpshooter. Xigbar's No Name Kingdom Hearts III, Larxene: "What "important

attacked by Saïx, who he calls by his human name. After the defeat of Master Xehanort, Isa is restored to his original form. On the clock tower in Twilight Town

other areas and eventually renamed Radiant Garden, which was the world's original name. It also briefly appears as a flashback in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days

available in the original Japanese release of Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories after clearing Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, and in the original English release

Disc 1, Track 22 in the Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack Disc 3, Track 22 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Complete Disc 1, Track 22 in the

pseudonym with the English name of the Final Fantasy II character Leon, whose original Japanese name is shared with Squall's surname, Leonhart. Kingdom

Japanese name, Crocea Mors (Latin for "yellow death"), which is the purported name of Julius Caesar's sword; and Just Desserts, his joke weapon. Saïx's signature

it. Disc 2, Track 10 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Disc 2, Track 10 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Complete Disc 2, Track 10 in the

In addition, the original recording from The World Ends with You was used in promotional material for Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. "TWISTER

Disc 1, Track 24 in the Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack Disc 3, Track 24 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Complete Disc 1, Track 24 in the

Track 19 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Complete Disc 3, Track 21 in the Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX Original Soundtrack Disc 3, Track 21 in

section. Disc 1, Track 20 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Disc 1, Track 20 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Complete Disc 1, Track 20 in the

The name "Aerith" would later be used in related releases of Final Fantasy VII, making the original "Aeris" considered to be a mistranslated name. Aerith's

environment. Regardless of the name, the ominous and wicked atmosphere permeates the piece. Although playing in the original Kingdom Hearts, the track was

Disc 2, Track 22 in the Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack Disc 5, Track 25 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Complete Disc 3, Track 30 in the