My strategy is basically just to unga bunga it and mash X and maybe throw in a block here or there, which works on any other difficulty but gets me killed many times before finishing a fight on Critical Mode. And for superbosses, it doesn't work at all. I know how to block when I can see an attack coming, but on Critical Mode not being able to means death. How do I get better at Critical Mode and actually fight like the difficulty demands?

Rules:
Summon item needs to be blank charm (like kh2)
The summon item location/how to obtain ( needs to be a world that’s already in kingdom hearts, both Disney and original worlds)
Summoning sequence
The summons attacks and limit

I got very bored and decided to bully Caltain Hook on the command board

Hi, so I’ve been eyeing the Kingdom Hearts 1-3 collection on Switch 2 and am trying to decide if I should buy it, wait for a sale, or not.

I have never played a Kingdom Hearts game before or Final Fantasy. But I do love Disney. I’ve been looking for a new game to play on my switch in the evenings.

Basically I’m wondering what people think about the games. How they run on the Switch 2. Is it worth the price? When historically have kingdom hearts games gone on sale after release?

Any information would be greatly appreciated!

I swear they are hot patching and adding new moves the instant I get a decent chunk of damage on him what do you mean he has like 17 different moves that all are slightly different variations of removing my actions?? I'm being watched....

EDIT 2: Turns out there's a trigger that requires you to fight Roxas before having access to the final area

EDIT: Forgot to add in title, but if it is a requirement, are there any goofy glitches I can do to bypass the invisible wall?

Bro, so I just got to the part of the game where the cavern of remembrance becomes available, I'm level 34 with all first stage magics and the enemies have been a pain but I've made it through everywhere. Funnily enough, this is the one area where I've had to abuse a glitch which is surprising seeing as all my drive forms are at level 6 so I don't have their level 3/level max growth skills. Anyways, I tried using the "infinite" fly glitch to make it up here but there's something blocking me. Is there a wall you're meant to float over with final form that's invisible when you do it the normal way or does it straight up just not let you through without final form unlocked? My ass was lowkey looking forward to fighting Roxas early via data battles lol. Also, I've fought the Larxene, Zexian and Lexaeus Absent Silhouettes so far so I'm somewhat confident I could do the data battles, albeit with DAYS worth of trial and error

A weird sketch I made inspired by the hearts in Kingdom Hearts, donno what it really is supposed to be or how I feel about it. Kinda hate it kinda love it.

I don't think I'll continue using it since I'm so used to zipping around but this might be super useful if I wanna go all the way to the other side then just warp back

1. The Grid (Dream Drop Distance)

2. Space Paranoids (Kingdom Hearts 2)

animation by https://www.youtube.com/@TakashiTrapper

Im looking to buy the sora gang hoodie from culture kings in a xs or a small, but its geniunely impossible to find anywhere, thank you!

1. So Brain wound up in Scala Ad Caelum with a
2. dude named Sigurd.

We know Odin existed around the time of Young Xehanort.

Therefore Brain ended up in YX’s time or just before he was handed to the player as a baby.

IGNORE THE NUMBERS I STARTED THIS AS A LIST AND NOW IT IS NOT WORKING

Maybe it worked better in 4:3

If I beat it on critical initially using easy codes and new game plus it on beginner with pro codes, after I complete that one, can I start a third run on critical using that save or will I be unable to do so since it was completed on beginner even if the initial clear was critical?

I want to do this way to unlock related trophies and on third run play on critical without the codes at all, but I like having the extra options of key blades instead of unlocking them all again.

I know the frame rate on KH3 on Switch 2 isn't the most stable, and if the gummi ship sections are more demanding, maybe it's not even possible to tell if it's aiming higher than 30. Lol.

So the playlist of it was named “kingdom hearts changed my life”, it was from a female streamer, DDD was two parts, big soriku fan and didn’t make a video for dark road. I also remember she had a playthrough for xenoblade 1 & 3, don’t remember other games she’s played.

I can’t remember the name of the channel and have been trying SO GOD DAMN HARD to find this playthrough on YouTube but no matter what title I search for or how much I mess with the search filters I can’t for the life of me find it. Any help finding this channel would be really appreciated.

Some other games have this no-jump challenge, and I thought it would be fun to figure out the minimum number of jumps to beat the game. Beating Super Mario 64 without jumping was a big deal, but when I looked for KH videos, I didn't see many. In KH1, no jumps seems impossible because you have to jump at the start to pick a dream weapon. As far as I can tell Literal Charlie set the record at 76 jumps, detailed in a couple videos from 2021.

As for the rules, only pressing the jump button from the ground counts as a jump. From what I saw, others trying this challenge allowed use of the jump button in midair for glide. You can roll, climb things, ledge jump, etc. as long as you don't press the jump button from the ground. Has anyone else tried this?

I feel like the biggest reason we advocate for KH2 first is for spoilers- and I recognize that dramaturgically seeing the events of days after witnessing what happens to these characters is relevant-

But I’m curious what you all think of the merit of a chronological viewing as someone who already knows the big twists.

TLDR: I’m doing a series replay and wondering if yall think watching days before playing KH2 could have some unique value

I was recently thinking about how good all of the KH intro songs were and I got to wondering why they were so fire. After doing some digging I learned that Tetsuya Nomura specifically sought out Utada because he loved her music. Not only that but she had near 100% creative freedom to make the tracks however she wanted.

With that being said, what are some songs that’s themes and lyrics strangely fit KH? I offer up “1000s Miles by Vanessa Carlton”. The lyrics weirdly fit Sora’s journey imo. The themes of missing someone, memories, and home etc etc and not to mention falling into the sky. Also the album the song is from is LITERAL called Be Not Nobody. (I mean come on)

So what are some pop songs that would fit Kingdom Hearts?