Kairi identifies one as Sora and hugs the Sora-turned-Heartless to protect him from the other attacking Heartless. The escapists then find themselves surrounded by Heartless. Ansem appears and attacks Kairi, but Riku, who is trapped within, manages to stop Ansem long enough to give time for Kairi, Donald, and Goofy to escape. To remedy this, Sora uses Riku's Keyblade to stab himself and release Kairi's heart, destroying the Keyblade and also releasing the hearts of the other princesses in the process. Sealing the Keyhole is impossible when the Keyhole is incomplete. Sora emerges as the victor and attempts to seal the Keyhole but to no avail. He traps Donald and Goofy outside and battles Sora alone, so that he can release Kairi's heart. At this point, Riku identifies himself as Ansem, the Seeker of Darkness.
Riku reveals that her missing heart is within Sora, and that the Keyhole is incomplete without it. Sora and the gang continue until they reach the Seven Princesses of Heart and the world's Keyhole. Riku reveals that Maleficent was simply a pawn under the control of the Heartless, despite her believing it was her in control, and he leaves. However, Sora's party defeat Maleficent again. With his newly acquired "Keyblade of heart", Riku stabs Maleficent and releases her darkness to transform her into a dragon. Meanwhile, Sora, Donald, Goofy and Beast venture forward and confront Maleficent, who is quickly beaten, making her retreat to Riku. At this point, the Beast rejoins the party.Īs Riku flees from the area, he encounters Ansem, Seeker of Darkness, who convinces Riku to succumb to the Darkness. Riku attacks them, but is defeated, and he runs away. The strength of his friendship causes the Keyblade to return to Sora. Luckily, Goofy saves him, promising not to betray Sora or the King, and then Donald joins the party. Afterwards, Riku attacks Sora since he refused to surrender. This spurs Sora to continue his journey too, so the two team up.Īfter traversing the castle, Beast is separated when he sees an illusion of Belle that then turns into a Heartless, enraging him to the point where he pounces on the illusion with doors closing behind him.
Despite his injury, Beast gets up and continues onwards, explaining that he must find someone important to him.
Donald and Goofy proceed to follow Riku, following the King's orders to follow the "key." Riku leaves. Riku declares himself the real Keyblade wielder, and seizes the Keyblade away from Sora. When Sora, Donald, and Goofy arrive, they find the Beast, injured and beaten by Riku. Only Kingdom Hearts III compares to the original's World design, but even then just barely.In Kingdom Hearts, Hollow Bastion is the penultimate world, and serves as Maleficent's headquarters, having taken over the world and overrun it with Heartless. Not only is each Disney World drenched in a unique atmosphere, they all have secrets to uncover – from hidden treasure chests to bonus bosses. Updated May 29th, 2021 by Renan Fontes: Above all else, what elevates the original Kingdom Hearts' Worlds over its successors is the game's commitment to sophisticated level design. The original Kingdom Hearts feels like a proper journey, and that’s in large part due to the Worlds Sora visits. Sora’s first adventure arguably features the best incorporation of Disney Worlds in the series, actually advancing the narrative through them instead of relegating plot to the end of the game. RELATED: Things Everyone Completely Missed In Kingdom Hearts III Re:Mind It sets the foundation for what’s to come, but not without its novelties. The original Kingdom Hearts has a charm that’s noticeably absent from the rest of the series. Released in 2002 exclusively for the PlayStation 2, Kingdom Hearts did the impossible task of bringing Disney and Final Fantasy together in a video game that was not only good but arguably one of the greatest of all time.
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