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encouraging the star not to give up hope, Sora offers to help reconnect the pair, and the star whispers the person's name to him. When Sora meets Yozora

"The Star Fortress" is a musical composition by Tsuyoshi Sekito that appears in Kingdom Hearts III. It is used in the Gummi Ship mini-game. "The Star Fortress"

"Star Explorer" is a musical composition by Tsuyoshi Sekito that appears in Kingdom Hearts III. It is used in the Gummi Ship mini-game. "Star Explorer"

determines the default name of the Gummi Ship. If Riku wins, it will be named Highwind. If Sora wins, it will be named what the player enters before the race

Distance. It plays during the credits. Credits "Dream Drop Distance -The Next Awakening-" lasts eight minutes and 56 seconds in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop

Riku, unbeknownst to Sora, looks back at the door to see the Keyhole of the Destiny Islands. Sora and Riku befriend Kairi, and the three quickly become

journey. The ringtone of the Gummiphone is a short chiptune jingle of the chorus of "Sora", arranged by Yuki Hirose. Disc 1, Track 14 in the Kingdom Hearts

Nomura: "The Keyblades the boy who knows Sora is holding are the Oathkeeper and Oblivion from the first game. The precious "Oathkeeper", which Sora received

Vitality, he will begin the game with 120 HP and 100 MP. By the end of the game, he should have 135 MP and 270 HP. The second set of options are Guardian

one of the mini-games in Kingdom Hearts III. After the conclusion of the Dark Seeker Saga, Nomura considered Verum Rex as the next game in the series and

collecting the trophy. In addition, the tutorial text explaining the purpose of the trophies will not appear until the player has obtained the "Twilight

which is at the very bottom door vault area. Taking the elevator at the end of room will take the party back to upper level of the door vault. Sora, Donald

and the two say Sora's name while looking at a shooting star. Back at the Dark Margin, Aqua begins to cry tears of joy having heard the name of the little

shown along with Hayner, Pence, and Olette at the ending of the game. At the ending to the game, a scene of the Organization's unseen members is shown. When

explains that the Organization used the memories they stole from Sora at Castle Oblivion to create a copy of Sora to do their bidding; if Sora does not get

III. The game opening theme is the orchestral arrangement of "Hikari", while "Sanctuary -after the battle-" is used as the game ending theme. The game

points. The first is entered through the wooden door north from the smaller island. The second is on the doorway at the top of the large tree to the north

off by Hayner, Pence, and Olette, the three take the train and arrive at the base of the tower. Getting off the train, the trio meet Pete, who is loitering

incomplete package compared to the rest of the world, the team decided to re-release the international version of the game in Japan. Even more cut content

extra turn at the start of the battle. However, if an enemy attacks Data-Sora from the back, Data-Sora will be caught in a back attack, giving the enemy an

it. Disc 1, Track 14 in the Kingdom Hearts - III, II.8, Unchained χ & Union χ [Cross] - Original Soundtrack Star Explorer The Star Fortress

of the house. The party can go out one of two windows from the bedroom: one next to the bed which leads to the garage roof, and the other over the desk

something happening at the clock tower in London. They go to the clock tower (Big Ben) in London where Sora seals the Keyhole on the clock face. Tinker Bell

trailer, Sora also manually inserts the Keyblade into Destiny Islands's Keyhole in the Secret Place; in the final version of the game, the Keyblade would shoot

lit. "The Story of The Starry-Skied Hill"), which is the same area as Wood: Hill from the first game, but set during the night. From here Sora can play

Hearts to battle Sora, the Replica Xehanorts appear and dragged the guardians into a dark void. The guardians along with the future Sora and a restored Kairi

Station. "Game Central Station" is the field theme of Game Central Station in Kingdom Hearts Union χ. Game Central Station: "Let's Split Up", "To the Unknown"

), where Sora slept while Naminé fixed his memories. Towards the end of the game Sora and party can access the simulation via DiZ's machine, but are limited

where it is the boss theme of Kefka Palazzo. In Kingdom Hearts Union χ, only the fourth phase of the song appears, and it is the boss theme of the Mysterious

towards the horizon by the Crocodile. Peter Pan and Tinker Bell take Sora to the Clock Tower, where Wendy is waiting. Sora repairs one of the clock faces

teleports to the tower in the middle of the island they are on. Sora, Donald, and Goofy follow him to the top of the tower, where he wields the χ-blade in

with Pinocchio despite the mischief the puppet gets into. When Sora, Donald, and Goofy rescue Geppetto, the old man returns the favor on a larger scale

remnants from the manor spread around. By using the sewer tunnels down at the ruins, Sora can travel back to the Bridge, and by further traversing the sewer tunnels

opposite it. The area is mostly the same as it was in the first game, but the three pillars atop of the gizmo shop are now missing. Down by the fountain there's

adorn the weapon, one engraved into the hilt and the other at the base of the teeth. The blade has been segmented into three tines, representing the Roman

and "Sora". This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 1, Track 2 in the Kingdom Hearts Tribute Album Riku Kairi Sora

finished KH3 are interested in the "girl" that Lea and Isa were looking for, and the existence of the "NAMELESS STAR" in the Final World. Can you give us

correspond with the later events in the film. The setting includes the Pride Lands itself, as well as the Jungle and the Elephant Graveyard. The Pride Lands

in The Great Maw. However, this area wasn't included in the final game and the scene was moved to the Land of Departure. Sora first arrives in the Radiant

cleared, the thorns will vanish. After beating the game, a massive dark portal will appear inside the Hall of the Cornerstone. Entering the portal will transport

his words to Sora at the beginning of the game), and engages in battle with the trio. Sora comes out victorious, and then the mountains of the islands split

difficulty of the game to a greater extent than simply changing the difficulty options. During Sora's Dive to the Heart at the start of the game, after choosing

resembling the Dark City where skyscrapers suddenly erupt from the ground in order to repel Sora. Powering through a tunnel at the end leads to the next area

after the destruction of their respective home worlds. After Sora uses the green Trinity Mark in the Accessory Shop in the First District, the Item Workshop

damage. The Lock-On Gauge appears to the right of the left side of the HP Gauge, between the HP Gauge and the Formation Indicator, and takes the form of

Clash", and "Eye of the Storm". These themes represent Sora's journey through The Caribbean. The fifth and final movement features the following tracks:

stairs lead to the rest of the island. Taking the left set of stairs, Sora arrives at the Harbor (港, Minato?), where he first encounters the undead pirates

body: a small star towards the center of their body, a medium-sized star directly above the smaller star, and a larger star on their left ear. The fur on their

II, and is the longest and hardest in the game. The tournament consists of fifty matches with the cup's rules changing every ten matches. A boss is fought

castle, they will find someone they know. Granting Sora a card, the figure leaves, and the others are compelled to follow. Sora, using the card, goes deeper

tenth measure, it is accompanied by the sixteenth note runs for the next nine measures. The melody mainly plays off of a pattern of half notes and quarter

colorful than the darker version seen in the original game. The Kingdom Hearts Final Mix versions are clad in light blue, with bright green sleeves, the blue gradating

down. The Lingering Will pushes Sora out of the way, freeing him, and takes the blow for him, causing it to fall apart and dematerialize. After Sora fights

Ava's actions and inside the book is a memo of the five chosen to be the next Union leaders. Ventus was informed of the names on the memo are Brain, Ephemer

appeared throughout the other pages Sora collected, joining in the escapades on each page. When Sora finally put the final page into the book, Piglet was

Pete and rescue Meg. The Olympus Coliseum itself remain the same as it was in the first game. The Coliseum Gates will take Sora to the Coliseum Foyer (コロシアム:ロビー

weapon in the game, and possibly the weakest in the entire series, with its only rivals being the Struggle Bats in Kingdom Hearts II and the Wooden Stick

thirty-nine seconds long in the HD remake. Regardless of the game, the piece plays at a tempo of 132 beats per minute. The piece has a brief introduction

also appears in the Disney animated series Tangled: The Series, which reveals that he is actually the prince of the Dark Kingdom and the son of King Edmund

Back in the castle halls, Sora confronts Naminé. The Riku Replica arrives, but Sora defeats him. When Sora tries to help him, the replica catches Sora off-guard

including the mass release of Heartless into the Realm of Light, the creation of the Nobodies and Organization XIII, and the formation of the real Organization

vanishes, and the pod in the center of the room opens. Roxas's anger drains away when he sees Sora slumbering in the pod. Sadly smiling, he says to Sora, "You're

in the center of the wood. Knocking the nut from the tree and consuming it will return Sora to a shrunken state. At the end of the forest is a passage to

castle, they will find someone they know. Granting Sora a card the figure leaves, and the others are compelled to follow. Sora, using the card, goes deeper

needed] Ventus was tossed to the Lanes by the Star Shard, Xehanort and the χ-Blade. In the third case, the armor is shown to repair the helmets immediately to

Bros. Ultimate is a fighting game for the Nintendo Switch being the sixth game in the Super Smash Bros. series, a fighting game franchise featuring characters

Shot. The former has the Troll charge towards Sora in a straight line; if deflected or blocked (this move will break Sora's guard), the Troll will briefly

Piano and Orchestra", and "Sora". This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 1, Track 2 in the Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory

Over the next few days, Sebastian and Flounder keep an eye on Ariel, while Sora and the others try to find Ursula, to no avail. On the night of the second

overthrow the Organization. While Sora and Riku wander Castle Oblivion, Axel works for the two parties of the already divided Organization members in the castle

unbeknownst to Sora, looks back at the door to see the Keyhole of the Destiny Islands. Riku, Sora, and Kairi quickly forge a powerful friendship. During the next

hopes of finding the whereabouts of the missing Sora. After Aqua speaks with Ansem the Wise about Sora, Xion is seen sitting atop the Twilight Town clock

Darknesses" Toy Box: "The First of the Xehanorts" San Fransokyo: "A Riku From the Past?" Keyblade Graveyard: "Thirteen and Seven", "Good-bye, Sora" Keyblade Graveyard:

remake, the piece is three minutes and one second long. The in-game versions have a time signature of 4/4 time and tempo of 120 beats per minute. The piece has

him. The darkness takes the form of the King of Toys, but Buzz regains his senses and helps Sora defeat it. Though the toys remain trapped in the alternate

Wayfinders so the three of them would never be truly apart. The next day, arriving to see the exam proceedings, Xehanort rigs the test with orbs of light attacking

transitioning into the key of Gb [G flat] Major.The next section of the piano collections version contains a rendition of "Vector to the Heavens." Xion's

point, and it is Game Over if the counter hits zero. Sora can increase the counter with the Reaction Command "Restore Count", in which Sora grabs Marluxia's

varieties. The first Overspec will see the command be marked with a C symbol next to its name, which increases the amount the command fills the Command Gauge

stronger the deeper Data-Sora dives in; excluding the Gold Tricholoma, Eliminator, and Data-Riku, the enemies's levels are equal to the floor number. The Avatar

Passing through the buried city will take Sora and Carpet to a tower, located in the middle of a massive sinkhole, which houses the room called the Ruined Chamber

doing. In the manga, the monitors through which the Organization watches Sora are "Nomura-brand", a reference to Tetsuya Nomura, the director of the Kingdom

time Sora casts the correct spell, it will chime with joy and relinquish Tech Points. If Sora gets all three charades correct, it will reward Sora with

to unlock the gate to the next world. During Sora and the gang's second visit to the castle, they arrive in time for a ball that Beast is holding for Belle

pass to enter the games, but when Sora starts winning the tournament, Hades instructs Cloud to kill Sora as well. When Cloud fails to kill Sora, Hades has

Nightmarish Abyss, the phantoms suddenly take the form of Terra and Aqua, while Sora himself takes on Ventus's appearance. Sora is confused, but the phantoms attempt

jump at Sora first and Mickey jumps at Riku. Smiling at each other, Kairi welcomes Sora back home as he hands her back the good luck charm. While Sora and

as one of five stages in the AR video experience. The scene shows Sora defeating Shadows in an area themed around the Dive to the Heart accompanied by scenes

point in the direction of the Kingdom. Following the Hills is the Marsh (沼, Numa?), a large, dark, misty swamp area. Heading towards the end of the area is

end of the railroad accessway on the east side. Sliding on the railways will take the party through a tunnel leading back to the South District. Hiro's Garage

passes near the Pearl, Sora uses Rail Slide to travel along the contrails, instructing Donald and Goofy to keep the ship safe while he deals with the Heartless

which modify the behavior of the Heartless within the room, "green map cards", which modify the status of Sora or the Heartless in the hero's favor, "blue

reflected in the piece's key. The main melody is played by the oboe, with the low brass accompaniment playing primarily on the subdivision. The piano part

activate the equipped Finish command. The higher the clock level is when using the Finish command, the more powerful it is. Once the command has been used, the

Town. "Before the Daylight" is the field theme of Daybreak Town in Kingdom Hearts Union χ. Daybreak Town (Main Story): "A New Accessory", "The Foretellers"

What's Next" The Mysterious Tower: "The Mark of Mastery Exam", "The Keyblade War", "To Where Worlds Sleep", "When Worlds Dream", "Lea's Request", "The Return"

Hearts III. It is the field theme of the The Final World. "Stranded Beyond" is the field theme of The Final World in Kingdom Hearts III. The Final World: "Sea

Donald, and Goofy arrive at the tower with Sora. After the duo tell Sora about Pete's past, he gloats that the worlds will soon be his thanks to Maleficent;

to observe Sora, Roxas's original being. The Princesses of Heart sense his incredible power, and Sora, Donald, Goofy, and the Beast go to the Chapel to

allowing Sora to confront the Nightmare within the musical book. "Dearly Beloved" plays in the opening menu of every Kingdom Hearts game to date. Likewise

signature of 4/4. However, the tempos vary according to the game. In the original Kingdom Hearts, and Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX, the piece plays at 148 beats

Crossroad". The album version changes the balance of the song, most notably bringing out the main violin and reducing the bass choir. The structure of the track

they happen to be. If the meal is constructed by the player, the Bonus will not be displayed until the meal is consumed, but if the player selects "Chef's

worlds from the game that are overrun by Bug Blox. The first door takes Data-Sora to the Destiny Islands (デスティニーアイランド, Desutinī Airando?). The second takes

Shot. The former has the Troll charge towards Sora in a straight line; if deflected or blocked (this move will break Sora's guard), the Troll will briefly

his mission to save the Realm of Light from the Heartless, the two locate the Kingdom Key D behind the door in the secret place in the remains of Destiny

place on the Destiny Islands, the version used is the one first introduced in Kingdom Hearts II. However, during the Ice Cream Beat mini-game, the track follows

determines the difficulty level of the song, the opponent's base score, and the opponent's name. The opponent's score can be lowered outside of the base range

Escapade", and "Risky Romp", returning to the melody of "Dearly Beloved" for the piece's conclusion. This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding

names, while the English version of the game has a character limit of 11. The name of the Spirit defaults to the name of the breed, meaning the name of each

Race to the Tower! Cutscenes Toy Box: "The Dread and Breakfast" Kingdom of Corona: "Fleeing Is His Specialty", "Beneath the Lanterns", "To the Tower!"

orchestrated. Also, the piano is introduced towards the end of the piece for one chord in the lower extremes of the bass clef. While the piece starts out

extra damage, removes their sigil, and will never miss (unlike fire or blizzard magic). The sigil will also vanish if the Gold Beat is frozen.

original Kingdom Hearts to remake the world. They serve as the final antagonists of the Dark Seeker Saga. The true purpose of the original Organization XIII led

heard during the Mr. Sakurai Presents video presentation on Sora, where it is played while Masahiro Sakurai talks about the rest of Sora's attacks outside

Final Mix+. It allows the player to re-watch all cutscenes in the game. Theater Mode is usually found in the Opening Menu of the game. In Kingdom Hearts Birth

tango accordion join in the second half of the piece, and the entire composition is played over the sound of seashore waves. This is the field theme of Wonderland

to flee before the spell wears off, leaving behind one of her glass slippers. The next day, the Player returns to the world and sees the Royal Decree about

Gula reveals the contents of the Lost Page and how the traitor will be the one to end the world, with one fated strike the Clock Tower bell will toll that

Caprice for Piano and Orchestra Birth by Sleep -A Link to the Future- Dream Drop Distance -The Next Awakening- Rhapsody in Tres for Piano, Chorus and Orchestra

Oscuro", the next boss theme of Young Xehanort. This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 3, Track 21 in the Kingdom Hearts

(KH)" Keyblade. The "Soul Eater (KH)" Sword. The "Buster Sword (KH)" Sword. The "Sora (KH)" Light Armor. The "Riku (KH)" Light Armor. The "Cloud (KH)" Light

enemies will add to the form value for each enemy; if multiple enemies are hit in unison, the second enemy will contribute half of the form value as the first

Re:coded: Chapter 1" "The Other Promise" is heard in all trailers for Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, as well as on the official site of the game "The Other Promise"

octave tremolos juxtaposed next to a short trumpet soli in strict eighth notes. The reprise follows the same chord structure as the introduction, with simpler

III-." It is primarily used in the Gummi Ship mini-game, and it is also a playable song in the Ice Cream Beat mini-game. Gummi Ship Routes Traverse Town

to them at the crossroads in the grassy plain, asking which path they will take: the road to light or the road to darkness. Riku chooses the middle road

as the rest of Big Hero 6 fight in the city. While the whole group rests to eat ice cream at the bridge, Hiro tells Sora about his deceased brother Tadashi

piano, chorus and orchestra Birth by Sleep -A Link to the Future- Dream Drop Distance -The Next Awakening- March Caprice for "Melody of Memory"

change the fact that the Organization has cast off Xion, though. Our plans have split, diverged, and advance now to the next stage. The No. i project and Replica

Rush mini-game. Traverse Town: Flick Rush (Finals) This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 2, Track 16 in the Kingdom Hearts:

"The Coolest Contest" is a musical composition by Tsuyoshi Sekito that appears in Kingdom Hearts III. It is used in the Frozen Slider mini-game. Arendelle:

Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX, the piece is extended to two minutes and six seconds. Regardless of the game, the piece has transitions between the time signatures of

"Reality in the Dark" is a musical composition that appears in Kingdom Hearts IV. It was first made available before the release of the game as a special

for the Keyholes and the Princesses. When the villains observe Sora sealing the Deep Jungle Keyhole, Maleficent assures them that it will take the boy

"Beneath the Ground" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in Kingdom Hearts II. It is the theme of the Underdrome mini-game. Underdrome

compared to the original, reducing the dissonance of the track, it retains the unsettling tone of the original arrangement. The Caribbean: "The Dead Man's

by the Sherman Brothers for the Winnie the Pooh franchise. It is the field theme of the 100 Acre Wood. "Winnie the Pooh" is the field theme of the 100

are looking for the "new shadow". Its Japanese name, "Next Shadow", reflects the fact that it was introduced after the Neoshadow. At the start of this battle

Paranoids: "The Game Grid", "An Escape Route", "A Sea of Data" This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 5, Track 23 in the Kingdom

originally from the Square Enix game Final Fantasy V, where it is the boss theme of Gilgamesh. In Kingdom Hearts Union χ, it is the boss theme of the Weapon Master

Kingdom Hearts III. It is originally from the Square Enix game Einhänder. A new arrangement was made for the song's appearance in Kingdom Hearts III, named

approximately four minutes and seven seconds in the original Kingdom Hearts Final Mix. In the HD remake of the same game, the track is slightly reduced to four minutes

"Another Key" is the post-credit ending of Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory. It uses in-game graphics and voice acting and ends with the phase "An Oath to

between the in-game version and the original soundtrack album. The album version changes the balance of the song, most notably bringing out the main violin

throughout the piece, namely at the end. For instrumentation, the piano is featured alongside the entire orchestra. The exclusivity of the piano is given

named "Vector to the Heavens -Xion-". It is the boss theme of Xion. The use of the word "Vector" in the title of the song was inspired by the term used in

altered between the in-game version and the original soundtrack album. The balance of the song was adjusted, bringing out the violin melody. The melody of "Destati"

Hearts III. It is primarily used in the Gummi Ship mini-game. "Crossing the Finish Line" appears in various menus. Gummi Ship: Finish Story: Mission Results

Regardless of the game, the piece's tempo is 140 beats per minute. The opening theme is a variation of the "Blast Away!" theme. This section of the article is

in the Dive Mode mini-game. Dive Mode The Grid The World That Never Was Dive Mode La Cité des Cloches Country of the Musketeers This section of the article

seamlessly looping back to the beginning, sans the harp introduction. The piece is notable for its unusual grandness in the scope of the game it is found in. Intended

him. The darkness takes the form of the King of Toys, but Buzz regains his senses and helps Sora defeat it. Though the toys remain trapped in the alternate

the Disney featurette Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day and has since become a recurring theme for Tigger in the Winnie the Pooh franchise. In Kingdom

established by the chorus. The original "Destati" motif plays in the middle register of the clarinet during this section. The natural tone of the clarinet and

five, the woodwind section (primarily flutes) and strings become the melodic line. As the piece continues, the strings and synthesizer continue the melodic

retained in the movie by the animators, as the complexity of her rig was such that the alternative option would have distorted her braid. The game version

of Memory. It is used in the Dive Mode mini-game. Dive Mode Traverse Town La Cité des Cloches Prankster's Paradise Country of the Musketeers Symphony of

originally from the Square Enix game Einhänder. It is the boss theme of the Schwarzgeist's Monitor. Misty Stream: Schwarzgeist This section of the article is

appears in Kingdom Hearts III. It is the theme of the Flash Tracer mini-game. San Fransokyo: Flash Tracer This section of the article is a stub. You can help

used in the Fruitball mini-game. Disney Town: Fruitball This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 2, Track 7 in the Kingdom

Hearts Birth by Sleep. It is used in the Rumble Racing mini-game. Rumble Racing: Opening, Results This section of the article is a stub. You can help by

Birth by Sleep. It is a playable song in the Ice Cream Beat mini-game. Disney Town: Ice Cream Beat This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding

appears in Kingdom Hearts III. It is the theme of the Frozen Slider mini-game. Arendelle: Frozen Slider This section of the article is a stub. You can help

Kingdom Hearts III. It is used in the Flash Tracer mini-game. San Fransokyo: Flash Tracer (Summary) This section of the article is a stub. You can help by

Distance. It is used in the Flick Rush mini-game. Traverse Town: Flick Rush Menus Online Battle: Seek Opponent This section of the article is a stub. You

It is used in the Gummi Ship mini-game. "Engage!" is the battle theme of Gummi Ship battles in Kingdom Hearts III. This section of the article is a stub

Hearts III. It is used in the Verum Rex: Beat of Lead mini-game. Toy Box: Verum Rex: Beat of Lead (Summary) This section of the article is a stub. You can

III. It is the theme of the Festival Dance mini-game. Mini-games Kingdom of Corona: Festival Dance Cutscenes Kingdom of Corona: "It's for the Lost Princess"

of Memory. It is used in the Flick Rush mini-game. Traverse Town: Flick Rush (Win) Menus VS Battle Summary This section of the article is a stub. You can

Memory. It is used in the Flick Rush mini-game. Mini-games Traverse Town: Flick Rush (Menu) Menus VS Battles This section of the article is a stub. You

used in the Gummi Ship mini-game. "Lock, Load, and Blast!" is the battle theme of Gummi Ship bosses in Kingdom Hearts III. This section of the article

Distance. It is associated with the Light Cycle mini-game. Battles The Grid: Commantis Mini-games The Grid: Light Cycle Cutscenes The Grid: "Light Cycle Battle"

Kingdom Hearts II. It is used in the Gummi Ship mini-game. Gummi Ship Phantom Storm Sunlight Storm This section of the article is a stub. You can help by

Kingdom Hearts II. It is used in the Gummi Ship mini-game. Gummi Ship Asteroid Sweep Stardust Sweep This section of the article is a stub. You can help

Kingdom Hearts II. It is used in the Gummi Ship mini-game. Gummi Ship Splash Island Floating Island This section of the article is a stub. You can help

Kingdom Hearts II. It is used in the Gummi Ship mini-game. Gummi Ship Ancient Highway Broken Highway This section of the article is a stub. You can help

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. The song is based on "It's a Small World" from the Disney attraction of the same name, written by the Sherman Brothers. It is a

is one of the field themes of The Caribbean. "A Pirate's Freedom" is the field theme of Port Royal in The Caribbean in Kingdom Hearts III. The Caribbean:

is primarily used in the Gummi Ship mini-game. Gummi Ship Assault of the Dreadnought Raid Bosses Gummi Hound This section of the article is a stub. You

"On the Battlefield", "Game Over", "The Tower", "High Definition", "Spotted", "Ralph and a Cy-Bug", "Sorting Out the Facts" This section of the article

"Ready, Rookie?", "Game Over", "The Tower", "A Medal!", "Fused Together", "A Common Enemy", "Ralph and a Cy-Bug" This section of the article is a stub.

Hollow Bastion", "To the Game Grid" This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 2, Track 19 in the Kingdom Hearts II Original

is used in the Classic Kingdom mini-game. Although the track first appeared in the χ3 mode of Kingdom Hearts Union χ, it is grouped with the Kingdom Hearts

of the End of the World. "End of the World" is the field theme of the End of the World in Kingdom Hearts. End of the World: "End of the World", "Remains

Kingdom Hearts III. It is used in the Gummi Ship mini-game. Gummi Ship: Blasting Off Gummi Ship: Embark Menu This section of the article is a stub. You can help

Awakened-" are the battle themes of The Caribbean in Kingdom Hearts III. The Caribbean: "After the Black Pearl!", "Parley with Luxord", "The Long Game" This section

each game starts the piece in 3/4 time signature, uses a rallentando to slightly slow down towards the middle of the piece, and then resumes the original

composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is primarily used in the Gummi Ship mini-game. "Shipmeisters' Shanty" appears in various

Olympus: Cherry Flan This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 2, Track 8 in the Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep & 358/2

although the original has more electronic instrumentation and lacks an introduction. Likewise, the B section of "Zero Hour -The Chase-" has the exact same

variation of the opening motif. The flute is "interrupted" by the drums, signaling a return to the first theme. Similar to the field theme, the tone throughout

one minute long, regardless of the game it appears in. The piece has a tempo of 108 beats per minute. In both versions, the instrumentation includes: piano

around the twelve second mark the harp returns, reclaiming the melodic line. Fifteen seconds into the piece, the violins join the harp, increasing the dynamic

near the clearing and at the center is the dwarfs home, The Cottage (ドワーフの部屋, Dowāfu no Heya?, lit. "Dwarf's Room"). The following area is called the Deep

four minutes and twelve seconds long. The in-game versions have a time signature of 4/4 time. Regardless of the game, each version has a slight decrease

brevity. The strings section, regardless of the instrument, plays in the pizzicato style. Meanwhile, the marimba doubles the main melody alongside the treble

It celebrates the union of Princess Ariel, a mermaid, and Prince Eric, a human. This song is available after Sora obtains Thundaga from the Groundshaker

Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX, the piece is approximately thirty-four seconds long. The piece has a time signature of 4/4 time. Regardless of the game, and has a tempo

Glide over the shockwave. Alternately, if the Dustflier performs the shockwave on the lower ground, move to the top of the Plaza steps to avoid the shockwave

regardless of the game it appears in. In Kingdom Hearts, the instrumentation includes: strings, flute, snare drum, timpani, and piano. In the HD remake, the instrumentation

Regardless of the game, the piece has a time signature of 4/4, and a tempo of 96 beats per minute. For instrumentation, each version uses the same instruments

Regardless of the game, the piece has a time signature of 4/4. For tempo, in Kingdom Hearts III and the piano collections version, the piece has a tempo

Olympus Coliseum: "Inside the Coliseum" Olympus Coliseum: Break the Urns Country of the Musketeers: "The Heart That Beats Inside", "To the Opéra!", "All for One"

seconds, the piece begins an eight measure pattern that smoothly loops for the remainder of the piece. The introduction of the piece uses the primary "Dearly

all connected Sora Which means... Sora, Donald, and Goofy We are free to come and go Donald And sing! Sora, Donald, and Goofy So don't be sad, and always

decides to leave the group to go his own way. Quest 555: Inside the Clock Tower Pt. 10 Ephemer begins to question the secrets of the world and the Book of Prophecies

plays at the end of each day whenever Roxas watches the sunset on top of the Twilight Town clock tower by himself or with Axel and Xion. "Day 08 - The Icing

Traverse Town: "A Vision of Riku" The Grid: "The Box's Contents" Prankster's Paradise: "Sora Catches Some Air" The World that Never Was: "Pleasant Dreams

maintain the accompanying parts. The strings section is primarily used as the chordal background, favoring the longer note durations over the main melody's

and talks to Sebastian in Atlantica. In the mission, Sora have to raise the mermaid icon to the top of the bar. The trick to this segment is that to press

of Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, the piece is extended to two minutes and eighteen seconds. Regardless of the game, the piece has a time signature of 4/4

Hearts II, the instrumentation is the same save for the melody voicing; the harmonica is now replaced by a soprano saxophone. In the remake, the instrumentation

heard in the lower strings, but other than that, the piece is relatively calm in tone. The piano maintains control of the melody throughout the piece. While

Eric. As a reward, Sora receives the Mysterious Abyss Keyblade. Ursula's HP Gauge. Ursula finishes singing "Ursula's Revenge". In the English version, despite

The Dream is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. "The Dream" appears primarily in cutscenes. It is used

yet seen an album release. The piece is a medley of "Lazy Afternoons" and "At Dusk, I Will Think of You...". This section of the article is a stub. You can

introduction to the force that awaits. At the drastic tempo increase, the organ's melody flows seamlessly to the actual looped part of the track- and the heart of

-opening version-", which are the original versions of the songs, and the softer "Sanctuary -after the battle-" and "Passion -after the battle-". An instrumental

fifty-four seconds long in Kingdom Hearts. In the HD remake, the piece is one minute and fifty-six seconds long. The in-game versions have a time signature of 4/4

vibrato, and the like. The opening theme lasts for the first fifty seconds on the piece, and, as the opening statement of the composition, lays the foundation

alternate arrangement of the track. While the supporting voices are the same as the regular track, this version does not directly quote the melody of Danny Elfman's

Kingdom Hearts Union χ. The piece is a medley of "Before the Daylight" and "Wake Up, World!". Medals Orchestra Sora This section of the article is a stub. You

section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 1, Track 17 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Disc 1, Track 17 in the Kingdom

help guide the new Union leaders and explains that they must erase the memories of the Keyblade War from the minds of the Dandelions. As the truth about

"Pinocchio Atop the Tower", "Yet Another Imposter" This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 2, Track 7 in the Kingdom Hearts:

of Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, the piece is extended to one minute and forty-six seconds. Regardless of the game, the piece has a time signature of 4/4

"Diamond in the Rough", "Aladdin's Been Caught", "The Magic Carpet", "The Magic Lamp", "Genie of the Lamp", "The First Wish", "Prince Ali Ababwa", "The Second

extend the level of combat. By pressing in specific contexts, the player character will perform a specific action indicated by the title of the command

Regardless of the game, the piece has a time signature of 12/8, and a tempo of 83 beats per minute, where the dotted quarter note gets the beat. For instrumentation

concept, the strings accompany in the background, playing in the pizzicato style. Meanwhile, the flute and oboe converse with each other as the dominate

it is used as the final boss theme for Safer∙Sephiroth. The versions used in the Kingdom Hearts series borrow only the main sections of the original version

cutscenes. It plays when Sora uses the Keyblade to seal the Keyhole of a world, signaling the closing of each world. Traverse Town: "Sealing Traverse Town's

Was: "Naminé and Roxas", "The Depths of Oblivion", "To End It All",[KH II FM] "The Final Battle" Medals Illustrated KH II Sora & Riku [EX] Cutscenes Keyblade

"Musicals are Fun") is the first Song Mission sung in Atlantica in Kingdom Hearts II. Sora must first complete Timeless River and complete the Splash Island Gummi

"Enter the Darkness". This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. "Enter the Darkness" plays as the background music for the Kingdom

has been connected", "The Keyhole" Traverse Town: "The Man in the Cloak in the First District" Wonderland: "It's time you learned the truth" Agrabah: "Maleficent's

Forest, The Struggle - Round 1: Hayner, The Struggle - Round 2: Vivi, The Struggle - Round 3: Setzer; Search the Back Wall,; Defeat the Vivis; Face and Defeat

Kingdom Hearts II adding the use of vocals, the overall nature and structure of the piece is the same throughout the series. The slightly increased tempo

Hearts Magical AR Stage features "The 13th Struggle" as one of five stages in the AR video experience. The scene shows Sora facing off against Heartless and

de Xion"; "Organization XIII", the theme of Organization XIII; and "Sora", the character theme of Sora. This section of the article is a stub. You can help

Summer Vacation Is Over" Dive to the Heart: "Why Sora Was Chosen", "Time to Sleep" The World That Never Was: "Why Sora Was Chosen", "Roxas"[KH II FM], "Good-bye

All the adults who know her unanimously say she's a levelheaded girl, but she's actually a bit of a ditz. Sora The boy chosen by the Keyblade—the key to

The Dread of Night is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the boss theme of special powerful Nightmare

minute. It has a time signature of 4/4 time and is written in the key of Bb [B flat] Major for the entire piece. "La Pace" does not have an introduction or

Days (Days 1-24): Runs concurrently with the finale of Kingdom Hearts, from Kairi's rescue to the end of the game. "Secret Story from Kingdom Hearts Concert

This song becomes available after Sora and the others move Prince Eric's Stone Statue into Ariel's Grotto by using Magnet. It was originally composed by

Curious Book" Traverse Town: "Sora meets Rhyme" Country of the Musketeers: "Protecting the Princess" Traverse Town: "Cut from the Same Cloth" Daybreak Town

that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the battle theme of the End of the World and one of the battle themes of the Dive to the Heart. "Fragments

appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the main theme of the Square Enix series The World Ends with You. A new arrangement was made for the song's appearance

Keepers of the Arena Battles Olympus Coliseum: Zack (first fight) Events Deep Space: "Defeat the Unversed" Events Deep Space: "Eliminate the Unversed to

Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind. It is the boss theme of Yozora. Battles Yozora Cutscenes "Sora and Yozora" This section of the article is a stub. You can help

long. The track is a slow and ominous arrangement of "Enter the Darkness", the boss theme of Vanitas. Like the original, "Dual Hearts" references the melodies

"Enter the Darkness": "Roxas", "Ventus", and "Sora". This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 2, Track 17 in the Kingdom

Tokyo. The piece is a complex medley of "Dearly Beloved", "Sora", "Hand in Hand", "Kairi", "The Other Promise", "Happy Holidays!", and "A Fight to the Death"

32 seconds long in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- album. The medley features the following character themes, in order: "Sora", "Riku", "Kairi"

Yoko Shimomura that appears in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days. The title is a misspelling of the name "Xemnas". "Xemnus" appears only in cutscenes. "Day 23

Distance. It is one of the battle themes of Prankster's Paradise. "Prankster's Party" is the battle theme of Prankster's Paradise in Sora's Story in Kingdom

"Castle Oblivion". The theme slowly crescendos into the climax of the entire piece, announcing the trio's arrival at Castle Oblivion. There is no difference of

arrangment of the "Pastoral Symphony", originally written by Ludwig van Beethoven and featured in the Disney film Fantasia. It is one of the field and battle

Graveyard: "The Last Bastion of Free Will" Keyblade Graveyard: "The Lingering Will" Keyblade Graveyard: "Naminé Calls Out", "Lingering Will" "KINGDOM HEARTS

conclusion of the track, the melody of "Sora" briefly breaches parts of "Destati". The Final World: "Fated Meeting" This piece begins with an arrangement of

as played by the music box, to mix with the accompanying parts in order to create a usable composition. The strings and synthesizer play the longer, chordal

Vanitas's Making" "Ventus' Guidance", "Home Is Where the Hurt Is" Ending: "Sora's Thank-you" The World that Never Was: "Terra and Aqua", "A Brief and Early

des Cloches: "The Path My Heart Walks" The Grid: "Father and Son's Farewell" Dive to the Heart: "Sora's Keyblade" Forest of Thorns: "The Reunion", "Time

Xemnas, Lingering Will, and Young Xehanort, respectively, during their appearances as secret bosses. The title of the medley refers to the fact that secret

section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 1, Track 47 in the Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack Disc 4, Track 23 in the Kingdom

Demise", "The World Collapses" Keyblade Graveyard: "The Last Bastion of Free Will" Land of Departure: "Flashback: The Keyblade Masters" The World That

Xemnas" The World that Never Was: "The Past Xehanort" "Day 94 - Hearts" "Day 255 - The Longest Day" "Day 256 - News" "Day 298 - Sora" "Day 322 - The Program"

"Dive into the Heart -Destati- Third Inception" and "Dive into the Heart -Destati- Third Revival". The theme is associated with the Dive to the Heart. "Dive

Magical House" plays as the background music for the Kingdom Hearts Mobile page on the Square Enix website. Disc 1, Track 34 in the Kingdom Hearts Original

Gullwings", "The Restoration of Hollow Bastion" Wonderland: "The Cheshire Cat II" Olympus Coliseum: "Meet Phil" Agrabah: "The Boy Outside the Palace", "Sora's Third

appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the boss theme of many Disney and Heartless bosses. Battles Destiny Islands: Darkside End of the World: Darkside

is the field theme of The Grid. "Access the Grid" is the field theme of The Grid in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. The Grid: "Familiar Sights",

Castle Oblivion: "The Slumber’s End", "Ridding Myself of the Dark", "DiZ’s Guidance", "Riku’s Resolve and the King’s Determination", "To the Heart of Darkness"

minutes for the remainder of the piece. The introduction-- which borrows its melody from "Forze del Male"-- has a time signature of 4/4 time, while the remainder

The Encounter Gameplay "The Encounter" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. A new arrangement introduced

is the shrill vibrato played in the higher register of the violins. The French horn part mirrors that of the mid and lower pitched voices of the strings

"The Key of Light" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. "The Key of Light" appears only in cutscenes.

Cheers for the Brave is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. "Cheers for the Brave" appears only in cutscenes

female choir-ahs, and cymbals. The composition of the piece bears many similarities to "Struggle Away". This section of the article is a stub. You can help

"Facing Danger" The Land of Dragons: "A Deafening Roar", "The Stormrider Port Royal: "Grim Reaper" Halloween Town: "Present Mayhem", "The Experiment" Pride

"The Foretellers" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. "The Foretellers" appears only in cutscenes. It

introduced in Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind, named "The 13th Dilemma -Xigbar-" and "The 13th Dilemma -Saïx-". It is the boss theme of several Organization XIII members

Defeat the Unversed Land of Departure: "The Masked Boy" Country of the Musketeers "Three Apart" La Cité des Cloches: "The Walls Around Quasimodo" The Grid:

that is spot-on for the character in which it is aptly named. Elements of Roxas's theme can be heard in the harmony; supporting the melody with a moving

The Key is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. "The Key" appears in both cutscenes and boss battles. It

The Tumbling Gameplay "The Tumbling" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. It is the boss theme of

"The Worlds" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. It is the theme of the world map. "The Worlds" is

"The Victorious" is a musical composition by Yoshitaka Suzuki that appears in Kingdom Hearts III. "The Victorious" appears in a single cutscene. The Caribbean:

section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 1, Track 6 in the Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack Disc 3, Track 6 in the Kingdom

HD 1.5 ReMIX, the instrumentation includes that of the original Kingdom Hearts, but also adds: clarinet, and harp. The thick texture of the piece fits its

"The Falling" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura and Shotaro Shima that appears in Kingdom Hearts III. "The Falling" appears in a single cutscene

Hearts III. It is one of the field themes of Twilight Town. "The Afternoon Streets" is the field theme of Twilight Town in Kingdom Hearts II and Kingdom Hearts

The Underworld (track) Gameplay The Underworld is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the field theme

the field theme of the Land of Departure. "The Promised Beginning" is the field theme of the Land of Departure in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep and Kingdom

The Secret Whispers Gameplay The Secret Whispers is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the field

The Rustling Forest Gameplay "The Rustling Forest" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the battle

Familiar Foe", "The Three Fairies", "A Royal Secret", "The Curse", "Return to the Castle", "Green Glow", "To the Cottage", "The Witch is Back", "A Dangerous

"The 13th Reflection" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix. It is the boss theme of the Absent Silhouettes

"Passing the Power" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. "Passing the Power" appears only in cutscenes

"I'm in the Race!", "A Broken Kart", "A Real Kart", "A Secret Entrance", "The Glitch", "Talk!", "Let the Race Begin!", "Protect the Finish Line", "The Big

Organization members: "The 13th Struggle", "The 13th Reflection", and "The 13th Dilemma". The final song to be introduced is "Lord of the Castle", the final boss theme

"On the Debug!!" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in Kingdom Hearts Re:coded. Area Debug Events Find the System Sector This section

"The Lost Princess" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura and Shotaro Shima that appears in Kingdom Hearts III. "The Lost Princess" appears in a single

piano. The piece begins with an arrangement of "Another Side" and "Organization XIII", which are melodically identical. The second portion "The 13th Side"

Waltz of the Damned Gameplay Waltz of the Damned is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the field theme

field theme of the Pride Lands. "Adventures in the Savannah" is the field theme of the Pride Lands in Kingdom Hearts II. Pride Lands: "The Wild Kingdom", "Rafiki's

theme of The Land of Dragons. "The Home of Dragons" is the field theme of The Land of Dragons in Kingdom Hearts II. The Land of Dragons: "Mushu, an Old Pal"

Dance of the Daring Gameplay Dance of the Daring is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the battle theme

"Hunter of the Dark" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. "Hunter of the Dark" is a boss theme associated

Distance. It is the boss theme of the Armored Ventus Nightmare. Battles Dive to the Heart: Armored Ventus Nightmare Cutscenes Dive to the Heart: "Armor Clad

field theme of The World Within. "The World Within" is the field theme of The World Within in the Realm of Darkness in Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A

synth, piano, and clarinet. The piece is mysterious, yet intense, fitting the nature of "Birth by Sleep". Throughout the piece, the melodies of Terra and Aqua's

"Beauty and the Beast", originally written by Alan Menken for the Disney film Beauty and the Beast and performed by Angela Lansbury as Mrs. Potts. The original

"Nights of the Cursed" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in Kingdom Hearts II. It is the field theme of Port Royal. "Nights of the Cursed"

of the Union" is three minutes and four seconds long. The track begins with a triumphant arrangement of "The Key of Light". The second part of the piece

"The Little Chef" is a musical composition by Tsuyoshi Sekito that appears in Kingdom Hearts III. It is the theme of Le Grand Bistrot. Twilight Town: Le

"The Candy-Filled Kingdom" is the field theme of Candy Kingdom in Kingdom Hearts Union χ. Candy Kingdom: "A Sweet Encounter", "Vanellope", "The Empty

Distance. "The Power of Darkness" is nine minutes and twelve seconds long in the Kingdom Hearts Concert -First Breath- album. The medley features the following

Events The Land of Dragons: Defeat the Heartless (Village Cave), Defeat the Heartless (Summit) Disney Castle: Disney Castle (first visit) Cutscenes The Land

Kingdom of Corona: "Beneath the Lanterns" This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 2, Track 20 in the Kingdom Hearts - III,

appearing in the second half of "Secrets of the Night". The piano melody in the first half incorporates parts of "Stranded Beyond", while the piece's conclusion

Kingdom: King Candy Cutscenes Candy Kingdom: "The Greatest Virus", "The Final Stage", "Up We Go", "Being Me" Battles The Caribbean: Davy Jones San Fransokyo: Dark

cutscene. Olympus: "Return of the Titans" This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 1, Track 7 in the Kingdom Hearts - III, II

"Teardrop of the Sun" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura and Shotaro Shima that appears in Kingdom Hearts III. "Teardrop of the Sun" appears in

Armored Xehanorts "Key of the Brave" is two minutes and 17 seconds long. The track begins as a triumphant arrangement of "The Key of Light" before developing

Up on the Beach Gameplay "Bustin' Up on the Beach" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the battle

"Night in the Dark Dream" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the field theme of the Realm of Darkness

Twinkle in the Sky" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura was introduced in Kingdom Hearts II. It is the theme of the world map. "A Twinkle in the Sky"

Tell Me the Truth" is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix. It is the boss theme of the Armor

the "The Nutcracker Suite Op.71", originally written by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky and featured in the Disney film Fantasia. It is one of the field and battle

world map. "The World of Dream Drops" is the theme of the world map in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. This section of the article is a stub. You

-World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of boss themes from Kingdom Hearts III. The medley features the following boss themes, in order:

themes of Xemnas. Battles The World that Never Was: Xemnas Cutscenes The World that Never Was: "In the City's Darkness", "Xemnas's Throne" Battles Keyblade

minutes and 30 seconds long. The piece is a calm and wistful arrangement of "At Dusk, I Will Think of You...". This section of the article is a stub. You can

Distance. "The World of KINGDOM HEARTS" is nine minutes and 59 seconds long in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- album. The medley features the following

Clash Foretold Pt.4" This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 1, Track 28 in the Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep & 358/2

Zimmer for the Disney film Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. It is the battle theme of Port Royal. "He's a Pirate" is the battle theme

Here?", "The Hidden Entrance" Timeless River: "Confronting Pete", "The Stolen Steamboat" Halloween Town: "The Three Culprits" Pride Lands: "The Elephant

"Something's Wrong" The Land of Dragons: "Attack on the Camp" Olympus Coliseum: "Hades' Plan", "Megara's Foreboding", "Hades' Puppet" Disney Castle: "The Queen's Wish"

"Journey of the World of Tres" is a musical composition by Kaoru Wada. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Concert -Second Breath- live performance. The piece

"Hello, Good-bye" Dark World: "Too Late" Keyblade Graveyard: "The Lingering Will", "The Light of the Past" "Wave of Darkness I" is approximately three minutes

Birth by Sleep. An arrangement of the piece titled "Dismiss -Terra-Xehanort-" appears in Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind. It is the boss theme of Terra-Xehanort

eight minutes and twelve seconds long in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- album. The medley features the following battle themes, in order: "Night

Under the Sea ~ Traverse Town" is a musical composition by fox capture plan (カワイヒデヒロ?). It was released in the Kingdom Hearts Tribute Album. The piece

XIII ~ The 13th Struggle ~ Fragments of Sorrow ~ Dearly Beloved" is a musical composition by Hidehiro Kawai that appears in the album SQ SWING. The piece

Tribute Album. The piece is a medley of "Bustin' Up on the Beach", "Shrouding Dark Cloud", and "Guardando nel buio". This section of the article is a stub

Let's listen to the sound of the rising sun, shoulder-to-shoulder Let's make an oath to live together "Chikai" came pre-installed on the Kingdom Hearts

is the battle theme of the Kingdom of Corona. The variant "Swingin' Free -Into the Forest Deep-" is used in the Marsh area. "Happy Hair Day" is the battle

is the field theme of the Kingdom of Corona. The variant "Happy Hair Day -Into the Forest Deep-" is used in the Marsh area. "Happy Hair Day" is the field

"Matching Memories" This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 7, Track 21 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Complete

Dream Drop Distance. It is the field theme of the Country of the Musketeers. "One for All" is the field theme of the Country of the Musketeers in Kingdom Hearts

Chain of Memories. It is one of the boss themes of Marluxia. Castle Oblivion: Marluxia (Second Form) This section of the article is a stub. You can help

transitions between loops. The instrumentation consists of: shakers, pizzicato strings, triangle, marimba, and a synthesizer. This section of the article is a stub

appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is originally from the Square Enix series The World Ends with You. A new arrangement was made for the song's appearance

appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is originally from the Square Enix series The World Ends with You. A new arrangement was made for the song's appearance

Dream Drop Distance. It is the battle theme of the Country of the Musketeers. "All for One" is the battle theme of the Country of the Musketeers in Kingdom

arrangement of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice", originally written by Paul Dukas and featured in the Disney film Fantasia. It is one of the field themes of

Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. It is the character theme of Xigbar. "Xigbar" appears in a single cutscene. The World that Never Was: "Pleasant Dreams

"Ansem of the Dark", "One Who Walks in the Twilight", "Riku vs. Riku", "Lexaeus the Taciturn", "Yours Alone", "Accepting the Darkness", "The Last One-on-One"

clicks, and castanets. The composition of the piece bears many similarities to "The Fight for my Friends." Disc 7, Track 6 in the Kingdom Hearts Original

Distance. It is the boss theme of Rinzler. Battles The Grid: Rinzler Cutscenes The Grid: "Disc Wars", "He Reached For My Hand" This section of the article is

Sekito that appears in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. It is the boss theme of the Chill Clawbster and Char Clawbster. Battles Prankster's Paradise:

Distance. It is the battle theme of The Grid. "Digital Domination" is the battle theme of The Grid in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. The Grid: "Rinzler

Cloches: "The Heart's Answer", "A Walk in the Park?" This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 1, Track 11 in the Kingdom

Dream Drop Distance. The piece interpolates elements of "Hand in Hand", the recurring battle theme of Traverse Town. This section of the article is a stub

Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. It is one of the field themes of Traverse Town. "Traverse in Trance" is the field theme of Traverse Town in Kingdom Hearts

in C minor. The first portion of the theme is a new composition, while the second portion is a remix of the second segment of "Darkness of the Unknown".

Town: Hockomonkey Country of the Musketeers: Holey Moley Cutscenes Traverse Town: "The Grey-Haired Youth" Country of the Musketeers: "Here, There, Everywhere"

appears in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. It is one of the boss themes of the Wargoyle. Battles La Cité des Cloches: Wargoyle Cutscenes La Cité

", "When Sleeping Memories Awaken", "The Smiling Siren", "The Key to the Plot", "Larxene the Ruthless", "Vexen the Scientist", "Marluxia's Graceful Blade"

"Out There" Country of the Musketeers: "One for All" Dwarf Woodlands: "Hearts Connected" Beast's Castle: "A Special Surprise", "The Power of True Love" Agrabah:

that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is one of the field themes of the Castle of Dreams. "Peaceful Hearts" is the field theme of the Castle of Dreams

358/2 Days. The World that Never Was: "The World That Never Was", "The Castle That Never Was", "The Open Path", "Why Do You Hate the Darkness?" The World that

Shimomura that is appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the field theme of Wonderland. "Welcome to Wonderland" is the field theme of Wonderland in

Re:CoM]. The song consists of a four-measure phrase repeated three times. The first time, the piano is the only instrument-- the texture of the piece is

appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. "Distant from You..." appears only in cutscenes. It is used during emotional or wistful moments. The World that Never

dress wielding the Kingdom Key in their left hand and Kingdom Key D in their right hand in a cloudy open sea. The song is written as having the same chords

Darkness", "The World of Darkness", "A Card of Home", "One Who Destroyed Home", "Yours Alone", "The Tactician's End", "Reunion with the King", "DiZ", "The Last

"Fitting Conclusion" The Grid: "The Box's Contents" Prankster's Paradise: "Monstro" The Grid: "Removing Herself from the Equation" The World that Never Was:

of Ava" The Mysterious Tower: "A Fresh Start" Dark World: "Return to the Light" Scala ad Caelum: "Trinity" Events Scala ad Caelum: Connect the Keyholes

Balloon Cutscenes The Final World: "A World of Only Hearts" The Final World: "As The Heart Commands" Main Menu (Team 3D) This section of the article is a stub

composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the character theme of Riku. The World that Never Was: "Riku", "It's You!",

it. The Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX recording of "Kairi I" is one of five selectable background tracks for the 20th Anniversary Archive page on the Square

is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the character theme of Terra. Battles Land of Departure: Eraqus

"Commercial Break" The piece has a time signature of 3/4, with a tempo of 95 beats per minute for the introduction, and 135 BPM for the remainder of the song. This

in the HD remake versions, the flute is also used, playing a minor, accompaniment part in the background. The melody that is traded off between the different

after the Dive to the Heart segment in Critical Mode. Choose the Power of the Warrior at the Dive to the Heart. Choose the Power of the Mystic at the Dive

Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the battle theme of the Underworld. "What Lies Beneath" is the battle theme of the Underworld in Olympus

appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the battle theme of Monstro and one of the battle themes of Prankster's Paradise. A new arrangement of the piece

appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the field theme of the Cavern of Remembrance and the Garden of Assemblage. "Cavern of Remembrance" is the field

that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the battle theme of the Castle of Dreams. "Castle Escapade" is the battle theme of the Castle of Dreams

short music box arrangement of "Winnie the Pooh", originally written by the Sherman Brothers for the Winnie the Pooh franchise. "Once Upon a Time" appears

that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the field theme of Scala ad Caelum. It is also associated with the Foretellers. Although the track first appeared

Battles The Caribbean: Raging Vulture San Fransokyo: Catastrochorus Events Olympus: Take out the Heartless before the building collapses! Cutscenes The Caribbean:

composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the character theme of The Master of Masters. "Master of Masters" appears

David, and Jerry Livingston. It is the field theme of the Castle of Dreams. "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo" is the field theme of the Castle of Dreams in Kingdom Hearts

appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the battle theme of the Realm of Darkness. "Night in the Dark Dream" is the battle theme of the Realm of Darkness

throughout the first half of the track. This ostinato quotes the track "Boo Is a Cube" from the Monsters, Inc. original soundtrack. This section of the article

Re:coded. It is the battle theme of the System Sector. The variant "No More Bugs!! -Bug Ver.-" is used in bugged rooms. "No More Bugs!!" is the battle theme

Re:coded. It is the field theme of the System Sector. The variant "Wonder of Electron -Bug Ver.-" is used in bugged rooms. "Wonder of Electron" is the field theme

It is the field theme of Arendelle. The variant "Frozen Wonderland -Eternal Winter-" is used in The Labyrinth of Ice. "Frozen Wonderland" is the field

Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the battle theme of Dwarf Woodlands. "Risky Romp" is the battle theme of Dwarf Woodlands

III. It is the battle theme of Arendelle. The variant "Miracle on Ice -Eternal Winter-" is used in The Labyrinth of Ice. "Miracle on Ice" is the battle theme

Town: Defeat the Nobodies (Sandlot) Hollow Bastion: Defeat the Nobodies (Bailey) Cutscenes: Beast's Castle: "Dark Thorn" Olympus Coliseum: "The Fiery Hydra"

heard in the first phrase. The simple chordal melody is supported by ostinato arpeggio eighth notes in the left hand. Disc 1, Track 11 in the Kingdom Hearts

in Kingdom Hearts III. It is the field theme of Monstropolis. The variant "Monstropolis Now -Code 72-16-" is used in the Door Vault, Factory, and Power

Hearts II. It is the battle theme of The Land of Dragons. "Fields of Honor" is the battle theme of The Land of Dragons in Kingdom Hearts II. The Land of Dragons:

of the boss themes of Marluxia. The name of the track is also Marluxia's title in Organization XIII. Castle Oblivion: Marluxia This section of the article

appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the field theme of Monstro and one of the field themes of Prankster's Paradise. "A Very Small Wish" is the field

Xehanort. Battles The World that Never Was: Young Xehanort Cutscenes The World that Never Was: "The Past Xehanort", "Power Over Time" Battles Garden of

Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the battle theme of Castle Oblivion. "Forgotten Challenge" is the battle theme of Castle Oblivion

It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Concert -Second Breath- live performance. The piece is a medley of uplifting tracks from throughout the Kingdom Hearts

appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of boss themes from across the Kingdom Hearts series. The medley

Radiant Garden: "Is That Mickey?", "The Castle Guards", "The Wizard and the Book", "First Connection" Radiant Garden: "The Benched Enact a Plan" Radiant Garden:

is one of the battle themes of The World that Never Was. "Deep Drive" is the battle theme of The World that Never Was in Kingdom Hearts II. The World that

Birth by Sleep. It is one of the field themes of the Keyblade Graveyard. "Keyblade Graveyard Horizon" is the field theme of the Keyblade Graveyard in Kingdom

composition quotes the main melody of "Dearly Beloved" at the conclusion of the track, reversing the order of the lower notes to creating an unsettling tone that

Valtonen. It appeared in the Symphonic Fantasies live performance and the Symphonic Fantasies Tokyo sequel performance, with the albums being officially

Yoko Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the battle theme of Scala ad Caelum. "Edge of Existence" is the battle theme of Scala ad Caelum

yo ho, a pirate's life for me The Kraken leapt from the ocean brine Look out, me hearties, yo ho And to the Locker the Sparrow confined Look out, me hearties

Hearts Re:coded. Although the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- arrangement is titled "Pretty Pretty Abilities from coded", the track was composed for

Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix. It is the battle theme of the Cavern of Remembrance. "Deep Anxiety" is the battle theme of the Cavern of Remembrance in Radiant

Shimomura that first appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is the field theme of Castle Oblivion. "Castle Oblivion" is the field theme of Castle Oblivion

Dream Drop Distance. It is one of the field themes of The World that Never Was. "Sacred Distance" is the field theme of The World That Never Was in Kingdom

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. It is the battle theme of the Land of Departure. "Future Masters" is the battle theme of the Land of Departure in Kingdom Hearts

Hearts III. It is the theme of the world map. "Sky of Wonder" is the theme of the world map in Kingdom Hearts III. This section of the article is a stub

is the battle theme of the Pride Lands in Kingdom Hearts II. Pride Lands: "Saving Nala", "His Majesty, Scar", "There's Simba!" This section of the article

drammatica: The Very Best of Yoko Shimomura, and it later appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- live performance in 2017. The piece is a

appears in the Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. The song is a new arrangement of "CRISIS CORE Theme" from Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII. It is the character

Distance. It is the boss theme of the Commantis. Battles The Grid: Commantis Cutscenes The Grid: "Maximum Potential" This section of the article is a stub

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. It is the field theme of the Mirage Arena. "Dearly Dreams" is the field theme of the Mirage Arena in Kingdom Hearts Birth

III. It is one of the field themes of The Caribbean. "A Pirate's Adventure" is the field theme of The High Seas, when not piloting the Leviathan or Black

one of the field themes of The Caribbean. "Winds of Fate" is the field theme of The High Seas, when piloting the Leviathan or Black Pearl, in The Caribbean

arrangement of the piece titled "Forze dell'Oscurita -Xehanort-" appears in Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind. It is the boss theme of No Heart and one of the boss themes

Dream Drop Distance. It is one of the battle themes of The World that Never Was. "Deep Drop" is the battle theme of The World That Never Was in Kingdom Hearts

Cloche" (Fra: "The Bell") is a musical composition by Yoko Shimomura that appears in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. It is the field theme of La

is very similar to the one used in "Riku". This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 3, Track 4 in the Kingdom Hearts: Dream

Hearts 358/2 Days. It is one of the field themes of The World that Never Was. "Mystic Moon" is the field theme of The World that Never Was during Mission

Hearts 358/2 Days. It is one of the battle themes of The World that Never Was. "Critical Drive" is the battle theme of The World that Never Was during Mission

Hearts III Re Mind. It is one of the field themes of the Keyblade Graveyard. "Graveyard Labyrinth" is the field theme of the Keyblade Graveyard in Kingdom

Tsuyoshi Sekito that appears in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. It is the theme of Pete under the aliases of Captain Dark and Captain Justice. Command Board: Captain

throughout the Kingdom Hearts series: "The 13th Struggle" "Graceful Assassin" "Lord of the Castle" "The 13th Dilemma" "Deep Drive" "Darkness of the Unknown"

section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 2, Track 8 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Disc 2, Track 8 in the Kingdom Hearts

Fragmentary Passage-. It is the field theme of the Forest of Thorns. "Forest of Thorns" is the field theme of the Forest of Thorns in the Realm of Darkness in

Keyblade Graveyard: "The Wielders' Brawl" Dwarf Woodlands: "The Poisoned Apple", "Hearts Connected" Olympus Coliseum: "On the Same Side", "To the Coliseum", "Fighting

Shimomura that appears in the Kingdom Hearts series. It is one of the field themes of Traverse Town. "Traverse Town" is the field theme of Traverse Town

is nine minutes and 30 seconds long in the Kingdom Hearts Concert -First Breath- album. The medley features the following field themes, in order: "Destiny

Studio, "Gearing Up" plays in the main menu. Disc 1, Track 25 in the Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack Disc 4, Track 1 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack

Fransokyo: "Microbots?", "Enter the Supervillain", "A Riku From the Past?" Keyblade Graveyard: "The Xehanorts Gather" This section of the article is a stub. You

"Christmas Town", "Follow the Footprints", "Everyone Has a Job to Do", "Where to Put the Presents", "Jack's Wonderful Idea" The song seems to take heavy

appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of tracks from Kingdom Hearts. The medley features the following

composition by Yoko Shimomura. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Concert -Second Breath- live performance. The piece is a medley of "Scala ad Caelum" and

composition by Souhei Kano. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Concert -First Breath- live performance. The piece is a medley of "Gearing Up", "Shipmeisters'

composition by Elton John and Tim Rice from the Disney film The Lion King, performed by Carmen Twillie and Lebo M. The song appears as a playable track in Kingdom

appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of tracks from Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. The medley features

appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of tracks from Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days. The medley features

appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of tracks from Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories. The medley

in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of tracks from Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. The medley

It is the battle theme of Deep Space. A new arrangement introduced in Kingdom Hearts III is named "Mákaukau? -Link Version-". "Mákaukau?" is the battle

Track 20 in the Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack Disc 3, Track 20 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Complete Disc 1, Track 20 in the Kingdom Hearts

of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 9, Track 6 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Complete Disc 3, Track 19 in the Kingdom

section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 2, Track 20 in the Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack Disc 5, Track 22 in the Kingdom

a musical composition by SOREMONSTER. It was released in the Kingdom Hearts Tribute Album. The piece is a medley of "Dearly Beloved", "Hollow Bastion",

Hearts II and Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix. The medley features the following themes, in order: "The Afternoon Streets", "Working Together", "Reviving Hollow

perform the first and second verse in addition to the bridge, while the third verse replaces the flute with a violin. Snaps are also heard during the second

Titan, Lava Titan, and Tornado Titan The Caribbean: Kraken Cutscenes The Caribbean: "Hoist the Colors" This section of the article is a stub. You can help by

Miniature Plan" Kingdom of Corona: "The New Seven Hearts" The Caribbean: "The Dead Man's Chest" This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding

Wood: "Together Forever" This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 3, Track 15 in the Kingdom Hearts - III, II.8, Unchained

snare drum that leads into the main repeated section. There is no conclusion, allowing for a smooth transition between loops. The instrumentation includes:

for Pinocchio" Country of the Musketeers: "Pete?" Monstropolis: "Randall's Revenge", "Enter the Black Coat" This section of the article is a stub. You can

Kingdom Hearts II. Timeless River: "In the King's Home", "The Fire", "Gulliver's Travels", "The Construction Site" "Old Friends, Old Rivals" is a chaotic-sounding

It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- live encore performance in 2018, but it has not yet seen an album release. The piece is a medley

as played by the music box, to mix with the accompanying parts in order to create a usable composition. The strings and synthesizer play the longer, chordal

variation of the introduction's initial phrase, and then repeats back to the melodic section, allowing for smooth transitions between loops. The instrumentation

only in cutscenes. "The Gathering" Keyblade Graveyard: "The Xehanorts Gather" "Sunset Horizons" is one minute and 30 seconds long. The piece is tense and

two seconds long in the original Kingdom Hearts, and one minute and forty three seconds long in the HD remake. This section of the article is a stub. You

one of the field themes of Atlantica. "Isn't It Lovely?" is the field theme of Atlantica in Kingdom Hearts II. Atlantica: "The Kingdom Under the Sea", "King

flutes throughout the piece, creating a sense of urgency. The melody follows a repeated rhythmic figure that is initially heard in the mid-string voices

melodic section featuring the marimba. The violins, playing in pizzicato style, play on the subdivision of the first beat in the beginning measure of this

Trinity Armor Cutscenes Dwarf Woodlands: "The Wicked Wood Spirit" Radiant Garden: "Brought Together", "Walls of the Heart" Olympus Coliseum: "An Important

in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World Tour- album. The medley features the following boss themes, in order: "Guardando nel buio", "Darkness of the Unknown"

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. It is one of the field themes of Neverland. "Daydream upon Neverland" is the field theme of Neverland in Kingdom Hearts Birth

HEARTS III: Chapter 2" This section of the article is a stub. You can help by expanding it. Disc 6, Track 3 in the Kingdom Hearts - III, II.8, Unchained

rhythms. The chord foundation is laid by the bass clef part of the organ, and the female vocals. Although the treble part of the organ initially has the melody

Track 36 in the Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Disc 1, Track 51 in the Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack Disc 1, Track 36 in the Kingdom Hearts

Shimomura and Natsumi Kameoka. It appeared in the Kingdom Hearts Orchestra -World of Tres- live performance. The piece is a medley of tracks from Kingdom Hearts

Hearts III is being played in the background. Yoko Shimomura is included in the credits of the film. Disc 1, Track 9 in the Kingdom Hearts - III, II.8, Unchained

Sleep. At its core, the piece is a triumphant rearrangement of "Scherzo Di Notte", the battle theme of Hollow Bastion. This section of the article is a stub

beats per minute for the introduction, 145 beats per minute for the main melody, and 71 beats per minute for the variation of the introduction's phrase

one of the battle themes of Neverland. "Neverland's Scherzo" is the battle theme of Neverland in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. Neverland: "The Long Tom"

Field & Battle. The track features the following boss themes, in order: "The Encounter", "Tension Rising", "Sinister Shadows", and "The 13th Reflection"

appears in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days. It is one of the field themes of Neverland. "Secret of Neverland" is the field theme of Neverland in Kingdom Hearts 358/2

"Wake Up, Auron!" Pride Lands: "The Truth Comes Out" The World that Never Was: "Maleficent and Pete" Disney Castle: "Delete the Datascape?" Agrabah: "Jasmine

Ishimoto that appears in Kingdom Hearts III. It is the battle theme of San Fransokyo. "Robot Overdrive" is the battle theme of San Fransokyo in Kingdom Hearts

seconds long. The first part of the track is an arrangement of "Distant from You...", while the final portion is an arrangement of "Link to All". The first section

variation of the introduction's initial phrase, and then repeats back to the melodic section, allowing for smooth transitions between loops. The instrumentation

appears in Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days. It is one of the battle themes of Neverland. "Crossing to Neverland" is the battle theme of Neverland in Kingdom Hearts

appears primarily in cutscenes. In Kingdom Hearts Dark Road, the theme is associated with the upperclassmen. Scala ad Caelum: "One Sky, One Destiny" Battles