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Kingdom Hearts: The Keyblade War - CURRENTLY IN DEVELOPMENT

"To reach the end, one must start at the beginning…"

—Tagline

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Kingdom Hearts: The Keyblade War is the immediate sequel to the PC game Kingdom Hearts χ, as well as its iOS adaptation, Kingdom Hearts Unchained χ. In terms of story chronology, the game is the second in the Kingdom Hearts series.

Story

This is a tale that takes place in the age of fairytales, when the world is whole and filled with light.
At this point in time, it is believed that the source of all light is Kingdom Hearts, the heart of all worlds. Kingdom Hearts is protected by its counterpart, the χ-blade.
People seek to obtain the power of Kingdom Hearts for themselves; darkness is born in their hearts.
To obtain the power of Kingdom Hearts, people forge unique weapons in the χ-blade's image that come to be known as "Keyblades."

PRELUDE - KINGDOM HEARTS χ

Long before the start of the Keyblade War, an unknown Keyblade Master bestowed a mysterious Book of Prophecies upon five of his six apprentices. He then disappeared and was never seen again.
The five apprentices discovered through their Books of Prophecies that one day, the forces of darkness would triumph over the light, destroying it forever.
To prevent this from happening, the five apprentices used their Books of Prophecies to summon powerful warriors from the future.
The summoned warriors were tasked with collecting pieces of light from mysterious creatures known as "Heartless." In search of the light, the warriors used the Keyblade to defeat Heartless in several illusory worlds created by the five apprentices' Books of Prophecies.

OUR STORY BEGINS - KINGDOM HEARTS: THE KEYBLADE WAR

A massive conflict begins between Keyblade-wielding warriors of both light and darkness; the prize for victory is Kingdom Hearts.
In a distant corner of the world, four young friends named Ciel, Brand, Linnea, and Rain live peacefully and have no knowledge of the war that rages around them.
One day, a mysterious man arrives in the friends' hometown; he uses his control over the darkness to cause massive destruction and steal the hearts of many innocent people.
The man vanishes without a trace; the only ones to survive his attack are Ciel, Brand, Linnea and Rain.
The four friends watch helplessly as their hometown's remains are consumed by the darkness. Malevolent creatures start to appear.
Ciel, Brand, Linnea, and Rain try in vain to flee from the creatures; they are eventually cornered and attacked.
Before the monsters are able to strike, Keyblades appear in the four friends' hands. They use these mysterious weapons to fend off their attackers, which they dub "Heartless."
With no home to return to, Ciel, Brand, Linnea, and Rain depart on a journey to decipher the Keyblade's true nature and prevent other parts of the world from suffering the same fate as theirs.
Ciel, Brand, Linnea, and Rain separate and reunite various times over the course of their journey; they encounter many of the world's other denizens, as well as other Keyblade wielders, from whom they learn of the ongoing conflict between those who desire the power of Kingdom Hearts.
Eventually, the four friends discover that the man who caused the destruction of their part of the world is named "Animus"; he is determined to erase all traces of light by destroying Kingdom Hearts.
While his friends remain steadfast in their goals and objectives, Rain starts to walk down a darker path. He manipulates Ciel, Brand, and Linnea into traveling to the Badlands, the place where the war for Kingdom Hearts rages.
In the final battle of what goes down in history as the "Keyblade War," Ciel, Brand, Linnea, and Rain attempt to destroy Animus. However, they only manage to defeat the antagonist's body; it is revealed that he is the physical manifestation of the darkness born of the Keyblade War.
In his dying moments, Animus uses Kingdom Hearts to spread darkness across the entire world. He vanishes from existence, and chaos ensues as the ultimate heart of light is corrupted and the world starts to fall apart and die along with it.
Rain flees in his cowardice, unbeknownst to his comrades. Meanwhile, Ciel, Brand, and Linnea sacrifice the light in their hearts, and thus their lives, to restore the world in a splintered form. The Keyblade War is put to an immediate end; the Badlands become a graveyard for the many Keyblade-wielding warriors who gave their lives in pursuit of the χ-blade.

EPILOGUE

Rain returns to what has now come to be known as the Keyblade Graveyard. Finding the abandoned blades of his former comrades, he vows to make amends for his wrongdoings by training the next generation of Keyblade wielders. Rain takes two boys to be his apprentices, one named Eraqus, and the other named Xehanort.

Gameplay

In a similar fashion to Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, the game's four protagonists each have their own playable scenario and unique fighting style, strengths, and weaknesses.
Kingdom Hearts: The Keyblade War uses a heavily modified version of the Command Deck system introduced in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep.
The protagonists' items, accessories, and equipment can be upgraded to improve their performance. Keyblades can also be upgraded.
The protagonists level up by earning stat boosts on something known as the "Heart Grid." Instead of EXP, defeating Heartless earns the player Ability Points (AP) that can be spent to unlock these boosts.
- The Heart Grid also serves as a way to obtain new commands and abilities, as well as their upgraded forms.

Worlds and Characters

Prehistoric Plains

Aladar
Baylene
Bruton
Eema
Kron
Neera
The Carnotaurs
Url

Kingdom Hearts: Reconnect - CURRENTLY IN DEVELOPMENT

"The key to the future lies in the past..."

—Tagline

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Kingdom Hearts: Reconnect is chronologically the third game in the Kingdom Hearts series; it takes place several years before Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep and was released exclusively on the Nintendo 3DS. The story of Kingdom Hearts: Reconnect focuses on the young Xehanort and Eraqus, whose respective journeys delve even further into the mysteries of the Keyblade War and set the stage for Kingdom Hearts III. Kingdom Hearts: Reconnect promises to give players the chance to experience the powers of a true Keyblade Master for the first time ever.

Story

Depending on whose story the player selects at the beginning of Kingdom Hearts: Reconnect, the game's story will depict either the rise of Eraqus or the fall of Xehanort.
Kingdom Hearts: Reconnect begins just after Young Xehanort returns to his proper place in time after the events of Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance.
A rough idea of the story:
- Xehanort longs to see other worlds. He opens the door in the Secret Place on the Destiny Islands, and he winds up in the Land of Departure (or a similar place), where he meets Eraqus. The two travel to several worlds together with their Master, Rain, and they come to see one another as brothers.
- Master Rain, a survivor from the Keyblade War, tells Eraqus secret information pertaining to the events of the great battle; this shakes Xehanort's trust in both Eraqus and his master, for he feels excluded by them.
  - This secret information has to do with the "missing Masters," referring to Rain's friends (Ciel, Brand, and Linnea), who gave their lives to put an end to the Keyblade War. However, Xehanort misinterprets his master's words and believes the missing Masters are truly the Foretellers of legend.
- Xehanort and Eraqus are dubbed strong enough to venture to other worlds on their own by Master Rain. Xehanort is left vulnerable to the darkness and its many temptations.
- Eraqus uses the Keyblade to protect the worlds from the darkness, while Xehanort uses it to bring ruin and chaos to the worlds.
  - Xehanort's Keyblade has been passed down for generations and is connected to the Foretellers of legend, particularly the unknown sixth Foreteller (later revealed to be Animus, the main antagonist of Kingdom Hearts: The Keyblade War), who had been denied a Book of Prophecies by his master and sought to exact his vengeance by destroying the world.
- Xehanort gains much knowledge on his journey and eventually discards his Keyblade Armor.
  - This knowledge of Xehanort's includes the truth about his Keyblade, as well as how he is the sixth Foreteller of legend, "another" Xehanort with "no heart" who sought the world's destruction, reincarnated. Young Xehanort had renounced his purpose as the bringer of the end (and subsequent birth of new light) through the Recusant's Sigil, however, hence the name "Xehanort." Rather than destroy, Xehanort seeks to create (specifically a world in which light and darkness exist in equilibrium).
The enlightened Xehanort tries at first to maintain his brotherhood with Eraqus, but Eraqus's devotion to the light makes him Xehanort's enemy. Xehanort embarks on several unauthorized quests to other worlds, on which he gains vast knowledge on the darkness and the Keyblade War; Eraqus is sent by Rain to stop him.
- Xehanort and Eraqus have a climatic final duel, from which Eraqus emerges victorious. He is pronounced a Keyblade Master and inherits the Land of Departure. Xehanort self-pronounces himself a Keyblade Master as well and continues to venture from world to world in pursuit of greater knowledge.

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Side: Eraqus
Side: Xehanort

Gameplay

Both Eraqus and Xehanort are playable.
Gameplay is designed so that players may experience the full power of true Keyblade Masters for the first time ever.
In the various worlds they visit, Eraqus and Xehanort are presented with many choices concerning the characters they meet and how they interact with their environment. Most of the time, the choices they make shape the gameplay experience and how the plot unfolds. One of the most important choices is "Light or Darkness? Eraqus or Xehanort?"
Keyblade Armor and Keyblade Gliders return. Eraqus's armor matches that of the Armor of the Master, while Xehanort's matches that of No Heart. Eraqus's Keyblade Glider perhaps takes the shape of a horse, while Xehanort's is more like a jetpack.

Worlds and Characters

Devil's Bayou

Bernard
Evinrude
Madame Medusa
Miss Bianca
Orville
Penny
Rufus

Fields of Bravery

Arthur
Archimedes
Merlin
Madame Mim

Land of Thieves

Friar Tuck
Little John
Maid Marian
Prince John
Robin Hood
Sheriff of Nottingham

Spotty London

Cruella de Vil
Horace and Jasper
Perdita
Pongo
99 Puppies

Streets of Mystery

Basil
Dr. Dawson
Fidget
Hiram Flaversham
Olivia Flaversham
Ratigan

Tranquil Meadow

Bambi
Great Prince of the Forest
Faline
Flower
Friend Owl
Man
Thumper

Where the Lights Touch the Earth

Denahi
Kenai
Koda
Rutt and Tuke
Sitka
Tanana

Wondrous Circus

Dumbo
Mr. Stork
Mrs. Jumbo
Pink Elephants
The Crows
The Ringmaster
Timothy Q. Mouse

Kingdom Hearts: Into Oblivion - CURRENTLY IN DEVELOPMENT

"Hearts divided in darkness are connected by light..."

—Tagline

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Story

The themes of this story are "connected but separate" and "separate but connected."
The story itself begins shortly after "Another Guardian of Light"; Riku and Mickey prepare to face the dangers that lie ahead for them and reflect upon how they first came to be friends.

Mickey's Scenario

Kingdom Hearts

Sensing the Door to Darkness is about to be opened, Mickey leaves Disney Castle to search for the Keyblade of the Realm of Darkness, so that he may close it. He instructs Donald and Goofy, via a letter, to find the "key."
Mickey goes to Traverse Town and witnesses Donald and Goofy meet up with Sora. Remaining out of sight, he then departs and later finds himself in the Realm of Darkness. He is followed by Pluto.
In the Realm of Darkness, Mickey eventually comes across three worlds that are slowly being corroded in the shadows. He visits each one on his search for the dark realm's Keyblade, Starseeker in hand.
- As he journeys throughout the dark worlds, Mickey learns that these worlds once belonged to the light but were lost when the strongest hearts of light were removed from their borders. The worlds and their denizens must be given salvation and returned to the light by wielders of the Keyblade, or they will vanish forever into the darkness.
  - It is Mickey's desire to help those in need suffering in the Lost Worlds found in the dark realm. However, he is losing precious time before the Door to Darkness is opened. Intending to return later, Mickey shares the light in his heart with the hearts of the Lost Worlds, hoping to protect them from further corruption until his next visit.
Mickey wanders the Realm of Darkness, guided to the place where the Door to Darkness will be opened by a strange feeling in his heart. This feeling leads Mickey to Riku, a boy whose body was stolen from him by Ansem, Seeker of Darkness. Mickey agrees to be Riku's light and the two become traveling companions. It is at the formation of Riku and Mickey's bond that the Kingdom Key D finally appears.
Mickey and Riku eventually reach the Door to Darkness. Mickey dispatches several Heartless while he sends Riku off to help Sora close the Door. When the Heartless are vanquished, Mickey uses his new Keyblade, in conjunction with Sora's Keyblade of light, to forever close the Dark Door.

Between Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories

Mickey and Riku are trapped together in the Realm of Darkness. Knowing their previous encounter was rushed due to the looming threat of the Door to Darkness, Mickey decides to get better-acquainted with Riku. Riku tells Mickey about how he had given in to the darkness, reminding Mickey of the Lost Worlds he had just voyaged across. Mickey is thankful he got to Riku in time before the boy, who Mickey senses should be one of the Keyblade's chosen, was lost forever to the shadows.
Almost as soon as they meet up, Riku and Mickey are separated. Mickey searches desperately for Riku until he remembers the two now share a special connection. Even if he can't see the boy, Mickey knows Riku is still there and a part of him.
Mickey's travels across the dark realm eventually take him to more Lost Worlds. As he explores these four worlds decaying in the darkness, Mickey reflects upon the Keyblade and its relation to the worlds' Keyholes. Perhaps, he thinks, if he could find the Lost Worlds' Keyholes, he could seal them, thus saving the dying worlds by blocking the darkness from their hearts and returning them to the light as a result.
- However, Mickey is somehow unable to find the Keyholes. This puzzles him, for he is a Keyblade Master.

Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories

On his journey, Mickey finds Riku in need of his aid and power as he battles in a place called Castle Oblivion. Mickey can only send pieces of himself to help his new friend, as time is running short for the Lost Worlds. As a Keyblade Master, Mickey wants Riku to trust in their new bond and fight alone for just a bit longer. Mickey also seeks to as well as save the Lost Worlds before it is too late for them.
Eventually Mickey senses in his heart that Riku is in terrible danger at Castle Oblivion. The boy has given in to his darkness and is in danger of losing himself once again. Using what little remains of their connection, Mickey uses his light to transport himself out of the Realm of Darkness and to Riku's side at Castle Oblivion. Unfortunately, this happens before Mickey has the chance to figure out why he was unable to summon the Lost Worlds' Keyholes; all he can do is once again share his light with the four new ones he has discovered to buy them more time, as he did with the previous three. At Castle Oblivion, the pair, reunited at last, meets an enigmatic figure named DiZ, who gives them both black coats to avoid a group called Organization XIII. Mickey helps Riku to overcome the darkness within himself, Ansem, and their journey together continues.

Between Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days and Kingdom Hearts II

Walking the Road to Dawn with Riku, the Mickey finds himself at Hollow Bastion. Adorned in the black coats of Organization XIII DiZ had given them, Mickey and Riku fight together across the world, which holds many dark memories for Riku, until the pair comes to the Great Maw. There, Riku collapses from pain and fatigue due to the awakening darkness inside of him, and Mickey becomes concerned for his friend, only for the boy to say he'll be alright on his own and must fully conquer the darkness by himself. Mickey and Riku part ways once again. Worried for Riku, Mickey heads back to the dark realm to finish what he started in the Lost Worlds. He must find their Keyholes.
Back in the Dark Realm, Mickey finds all seven of the Lost Worlds he's discovered awaiting him. Their appearances, however, have been further distorted by darkness. More corrupt than before, the worlds' hearts are no longer protected by the light Mickey had shared with them; the darkness's power is too great for any light to last long. Mickey rushes into the Lost Worlds, and this time, he is surprised to find that he is able to locate their Keyholes after facing new threats in each one. Sealing every Lost World's Keyhole, Mickey is again puzzled to find that the Lost Worlds have not been saved. Rather, the darkness flowing into them from their Keyholes and from the outside has been diminished a great deal, thus the worlds' appearances are no longer distorted and a faint light is able to return to them. Suddenly, in an intense burst of light, Mickey is transported out of the Realm of Darkness.
Awakening in Twilight Town, Mickey explores the mysterious world and soon finds himself in a dark, wooded area. Before him stands a man in a black coat who reveals himself to be Ansem, Seeker of Darkness. Mickey summons his Keyblade only to find out that Ansem is actually just a transformed Riku; the boy, now a young man, tells Mickey not to worry about him and tells him of the slow progression of the repair of Sora's memories. Riku states he'll soon have to face a member of the Organization in battle in order to help Sora awaken from slumber, and he makes Mickey promise that should he not come back, Mickey must be there for Sora and never tell him what happened to Riku while he was out in the darkness. Mickey promises, and feeling just how strong his trust for Riku and Riku's trust for him has grown since they first met, even while they were apart, Mickey parts ways with him.
Still troubled by the Lost Worlds and his inability to save them, Mickey decides to seek council from his master, Yen Sid, at the Mysterious Tower. Telling the elderly sorcerer he doesn't understand why he has failed (after all, it is said that only wielders of the Keyblade can return the Lost Worlds to the light and save them), Yen Sid states that it may take something a little stronger than the Keyblade to save the Lost Worlds, and when Mickey asks what it is, the sorcerer states Mickey already possesses it; he has yet to realize it, but he is closer to doing so than he thinks. Yen Sid returns Mickey to the Realm of Darkness upon his request to save the Lost Worlds once and for all.

Kingdom Hearts II

In the Realm of Darkness, Mickey returns to the Lost Worlds, determined to find out what Yen Sid had meant. As he continues to combat the dark forces attempting to turn the Lost Worlds back to evil, it dawns on him that the "greater strength" Yen Sid was referring to was Mickey's bond with Riku and the trust the two had for each other, a trust that first budded when Mickey first found Riku in the Realm of Darkness, grew stronger when Mickey came to Riku's aid in Castle Oblivion, and became its strongest when Riku trusted Mickey with the thing he cared most about: his best friend, Sora. Keeping his bond with Riku fresh in his mind and in his heart, Mickey finally succeeds in saving the Lost Worlds.

Riku's Scenario

Kingdom Hearts

After they finish building a raft that will take them to see other worlds, Riku and his friends Sora and Kairi prepare to head home for the night. Riku senses something is amiss when he passes by the Secret Place, however, so he tells Sora and Kairi to return home without him while he goes to investigate. As Riku approaches the Secret Place, he feels something within calling out to him, drawing him towards it. At that moment, a mysterious hooded figure appears beside Riku, telling him not to resist. The enigma claims that "this world has been connected, tied to the darkness," and it goes on to state that the raft cannot possibly take Riku to see other worlds as he desires, especially not if his friends are holding him back. The voice explains that only a "special power" would grant Riku the voyage he seeks; this power, the figure says, lies beyond the door located in the Secret Place. Tempting Riku to open the door, the mysterious figure vanishes. Riku then submits to the strange urge he feels in his heart and enters the Secret Place.
- Riku finds the door within the Secret Place. The hooded figure appears before him again, claiming that only those with the strongest of hearts would be able to open the door and control the immense power found inside. The mysterious entity demands that Riku prove the strength of his heart to it, and Riku arrogantly does so, touching the door. Upon doing this, the door reacts to the darkness in Riku's heart, and dark wisps of energy start to emanate from its edges. Startled, Riku jumps back. He watches in shock as the door slowly opens by itself and an intense burst of darkness rushes towards him and out of the Secret Place. The door vanishes, leaving Riku winded and horrified. He asks the mysterious hooded figure what just happened, to which the entity states Riku has just taken his "first steps into a larger world." Riku is puzzled by the hooded figure's words, but it states that Riku can now find the "correct path" to other worlds at "the place where hearts are connected." Telling Riku it is impressed by his willingness to accept the darkness, the mysterious figure departs.
- Assuming the hooded figure was referring to the Paopu Tree when it mentioned "the place where hearts are connected," Riku exits the Secret Place to head there. Riku is shocked to see the Destiny Islands have been consumed by darkness; an intense storm is brewing, and the entire island is now crawling with mysterious black creatures with glowing, yellow eyes: Heartless. These creatures strangely pay Riku no mind, and rather than try to guess why, the boy heads off to the Paopu Tree. After all, he does not wish to miss his chance to escape from his prison of a home world and see worlds that exist beyond his own.
  - At the Paopu Tree, Riku is approached once again by the hooded figure. It congratulates Riku for finding "the place where hearts are connected," and it tells him he is now ready to see other worlds. Conjuring a dark portal before them, the mysterious being tells Riku to step inside with it and at last escape from his prison. Riku refuses, however, for he senses Sora has returned to the island. Not willing to leave his friend behind, Riku demands that the hooded enigma let him see if Sora wants to join them before he abandons his home forever. The figure complies, but it states that it will not wait for long. Warning Riku that if he passes this chance up it will never come again, the mysterious figure then walks into the dark portal it summoned and disappears. Gazing at the troubled skies above, Riku senses Sora is getting closer.
    - When Sora confronts Riku, the silver-haired boy tries to tell his best friend that now they can see other worlds together. He tells Sora that while they may never see their home again if they leave, they can't miss this chance. Riku declares he is not afraid of the darkness, and another dark portal appears behind him. Riku offers his hand to Sora, but the boy is unable to grab it before the portal closes with Riku inside it.
      - Riku emerges from the dark portal atop a large, floating piece of the Destiny Islands that has been lost to the raging storm of darkness. Riku looks over the piece of the island's edge to see Sora rushing into the Secret Place; annoyed by his friend's weakness and inability to join him on his voyage, Riku walks off, only to be joined once again by the hooded figure. It summons another dark portal behind Riku, telling him his destiny is now his own. Seizing the opportunity to see other worlds at long last, Riku walks inside.

Between Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories

Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories

Between Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days and Kingdom Hearts II

Kingdom Hearts II

Gameplay

Riku and Mickey are both playable.
- The story is split into "Side: Riku" and "Side: Mickey." Each Side is comprised of two scenarios; "Scenario I" spans from Kingdom Hearts to Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, while "Scenario II" spans from Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days to Kingdom Hearts II. Depending on the Side picked, only Riku or Mickey will be playable. Each can still access the other's power in a manner similar to Dimension Links from Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, however.
  - Filling the gaps between scenarios and such are transition phases known as "joint scenarios" that take place in the Realm of Darkness and feature both Riku and Mickey as playable characters. The player can switch between them freely at any time, allowing for various combos to be performed and sometimes aiding in navigation. Differences exist between Riku and Mickey as characters:
    - Riku runs slightly slower than Mickey and cannot jump as high. However, his attacks have greater power.
    - Mickey is less powerful offensively than Riku. However, he is more agile and is a faster runner and better jumper.
  - These are just some of the differences Riku and Mickey share. It is up to the player to determine which character is better to use when and how their strengths can be combined in the most efficient manner. The player must strive to make one character's strengths cover the other's weaknesses to get the most out of this adventure.
  - The character not being played as during joint scenarios serves as a party member controlled primarily by the game's AI.
  - In joint scenarios, there are puzzles that require the different strengths of Riku and Mickey to clear them:
    - Some treasure chests are in places only Mickey can jump high enough to reach on his own.
    - Secret areas and treasure chests are uncovered by breaking obstacles only Riku has the strength to destroy on his own.
    - Riku's dark powers are able to extinguish candles and other sources of light, while Mickey's light powers can relight them. Darkening and relighting sources of light triggers various effects, such as the opening of doors, the raising and lowering of bridges, et cetera. Sometimes multiple light sources come together to create a complex puzzle.
Mickey's default Keyblade is the Starseeker until he obtains the Kingdom Key D, which replaces it at that point (Starseeker can still be equipped via the main menu).
- Mickey is initially the only one who can obtain Keyblades as clear bonuses for saving one of the Lost Worlds. As Riku wields the Soul Eater, which is confirmed not to be a Keyblade, he obtains unique abilities as clear bonuses until he obtains Way to the Dawn. At that point, Riku can go back to the Lost Worlds he's already cleared and obtain their respective Keyblades.
Riku and Mickey only have a set amount of time in which they can save each Lost World. The more time passes, the more darkness seeps into the world in question and the more difficult the enemies encountered within become.
- If Riku and Mickey fail to save a Lost World within the time limit, then the world is lost to the darkness, and made unvisitable. Riku and Mickey can give the Lost Worlds a second chance at salvation if they have enough Light Points (LP), which are obtained as drop bonuses by defeating Heartless along with the usual HP balls and munny. Restored Lost Worlds force Riku and Mickey to traverse them at the maximum level of corruption (difficulty).
Riku and Mickey's ability to level up has to do with their Bond Level. Certain levels can only be reached and certain abilities can only be learned after Bond Level has been increased. Until Bond Level is increased, it operates as a form of level-capping.
Although there are two scenarios, the entirety of this game can be accessed using one save file. Both Riku and Mickey's stories are transpiring simultaneously; the player has the freedom to switch between scenarios at any time as he or she pleases.
Clearing both Side: Mickey and Side: Riku 100% unlocks this game's playable secret ending, Birth by Sleep -Volume Two-. During the secret ending, the player takes control of Aqua and guides her on an adventure through the Realm of Darkness. At her tale's conclusion, a chilling secret that connects to Kingdom Hearts III is revealed.

Worlds and Characters

Ancient Kingdom

Kronk
Kuzco
Pacha
Palace Guard
Yzma

Lands of Darkness

Creeper
Eilonwy
Fflewddur Fflam
Gurgi
Hen Wen
Orddu, Orwen, and Orgoch
Taran
The Horned King

Legacy to Galaxy

B.E.N.
Captain Amelia
Dr. Doppler
Jim Hawkins
John Silver
Morph
Scroop

Mystic Woods

Flit
Governor Ratcliffe
Grandmother Willow
John Smith
Meeko
Percy
Pocahontas
Powhatan

Swamp of Frogs

Dr. Facilier
Louis
Mama Odie
Naveen
Ray
Tiana

The Lost Empire

Audrey
Dr. Sweet
Kida
Lt. Sinclair
Milo
Mole
Rourke
Vinny

Wild Jungle

Bagheera
Baloo
Hathi
Kaa
King Louie
Mowgli
Shanti
Shere Khan

Disclaimers

The story and gameplay ideas listed here are property of Eternal Nothingness XIII of the Kingdom Hearts Wiki.
The images and names used to illustrate and/or enhance the ideas listed here are NOT the property of Eternal Nothingness XIII. They are NOT being used in any way for monetary gain. No copyright infringement is intended.
Eternal Nothingness XIII is in NO WAY affiliated with Disney or Square Enix. "Kingdom Hearts" and all related games, worlds, items, and characters are property of Disney and Square Enix.

Project:Cutscene

This project (which I shall lead once it is green-lighted) aims to create individual articles for every cutscene in the Kingdom Hearts series. The purpose of this project is to clean up the Theater Mode page.

Model Cutscene Article (Cutscenes by Game)

Perhaps these would be sub-pages of Theater Mode. Note that when an image is unavailable, an "X" is used in its place. This will and should NOT be the case on the final article!

Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days

Below is a list of all cutscenes from Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days:

Cutscene	Description
Opening	Opening credits are displayed and we are introduced to each member of Organization XIII. We see Xemnas recruiting Roxas, as well as a conversation between Roxas and Axel about whether or not Roxas has a heart.
Meet Xion	The members of Organization XIII join together in Where Nothing Gathers to welcome their newest recruit, Xion.
The Dark Margin	Roxas and Xemnas converse on the Dark Margin about their true names.
X The Man in Black Reflects	A hooded Riku stands atop Beast's Castle, recalling the events of his battle with Xion.
Xion's Defeat	Xion battles Riku and suffers a humiliating loss.
Naminé and DiZ	Naminé explains to DiZ how Xion's existence is interfering with Sora's awakening process.
X Why the Sun Sets Red	Axel and Roxas rendezvous at the clock tower in Twilight Town for sea-salt ice cream. Axel explains why the sun sets red.
File:Snarl of Memories 01 KH HD.pngSnarl of Memories	Searching for Xion, Roxas goes to the beach on the Destiny Islands. He locates his friend, only for her to reveal herself to be Zexion. Zexion has a stand-off with a younger version of Riku, and Roxas collapses in pain. He transforms into Riku and then into Sora; these events truly are taking place within one of Xion's nightmares.
X Riku Takes Care of Xion	Riku holds the unconscious Xion in his arms on the Destiny Islands.
X Roxas Passes By	While caring for the unconscious Xion, Riku sees Roxas run past him and into a corridor of darkness.
Xion's Dream	Xion tells Axel and Roxas why she cannot return to Organization XIII, as well as how she wishes that she could be like them so they could be together.
Xion's Capture	The pursuit of an impostor allows Roxas to locate Xion at long last. Xion raises her Keyblade against Roxas, but Axel attacks her. Axel knocks Xion unconscious and takes her back to The World That Never Was.
Axel and Saïx	Saïx questions Axel's friendship with Xion and Roxas and refers to him by his original self's name, Lea.
X Xion and Riku	Xion awakens on the Destiny Islands in Riku's arms. He tells her that she is a replica of Sora whose existence threatens Sora's ability to wake up.
X Riku's Resolve	DiZ tells Riku to capture Roxas in order to awaken Sora.
Mickey and Riku-Ansem	King Mickey walks through the woods in Twilight Town and finds himself standing face-to-face with a man in a black coat. Mickey summons his Keyblade when the man reveals himself to be Ansem, Seeker of Darkness, but Ansem puts on a blindfold and transforms into Riku, shocking King Mickey.
X Roxas Leaves the Organization	To learn why the Keyblade chose him, Roxas abandons Organization XIII.
X Xion and Naminé	Xion meets with Naminé in the White Room and decides to return to Sora.
File:Xion and Axel Face Off 01 KH HD.pngXion and Axel Face Off	Axel battles Xion outside the Old Mansion; he is determined to retrieve his friend.
X Xion Attacks	Xion appears before Roxas at the Twilight Town clock tower. She reveals that she has finally taken on Sora's form, and she attacks Roxas, determined to make him a part of her. This is why she was created.
Xion's End	After Roxas defeats Xion, he finds himself struggling to remember her. Xion perishes in Roxas's arms, begging her friend not to let Xemnas have Kingdom Hearts.
WINNER	Axel sits in his room, frustrated that he has lost both Roxas and Xion. He discovers an envelope from Roxas; it contains a WINNER stick, a gift from his friend that Axel once told him about.
X Skyscraper Battle	Roxas returns to The World That Never Was to reclaim Kingdom Hearts. He is attacked by dozens of Neoshadows.
Roxas and Riku	Outnumbered, Roxas notices Riku standing atop Memory's Skyscraper. Roxas climbs up the massive building, tossing one of his Keyblades to Riku. The two finish off the Neoshadows and continue to lose their memories of Xion; they then face each other in battle.
Riku Turns Into Ansem	Desperate to capture Roxas, Riku submits to the dark power in his heart and assumes the form of Ansem, Seeker of Darkness.
X After the Battle	DiZ arrives in The World That Never Was to take Roxas back to Twilight Town with him. Riku uses the hood of his black coat to hide his transformation and tells DiZ that Roxas could feel Sora. Amused, DiZ asserts that a Nobody cannot feel anything.
X A New Day	Roxas wakes up in the Simulated Twilight Town with new friends, a new personality, and new attire.
X The Usual Spot	Roxas rushes through the streets of Twilight Town to meet up with his friends. He hopes they can go to the beach.