Kingdom Hearts

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2002
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9,1/10

8088

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Haley Joel Osment, Tony Anselmo, and Bill Farmer in Kingdom Hearts (2002)

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Fantasy Epic Action Adventure Family Fantasy

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuWhen his world is destroyed and his friends mysteriously disappear, a young boy named Sora is thrust into a quest to find his missing friends and prevent the armies of darkness from destroyi... Alles lesenWhen his world is destroyed and his friends mysteriously disappear, a young boy named Sora is thrust into a quest to find his missing friends and prevent the armies of darkness from destroying many other worlds.When his world is destroyed and his friends mysteriously disappear, a young boy named Sora is thrust into a quest to find his missing friends and prevent the armies of darkness from destroying many other worlds.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

9,1/10

8088

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Sora
(Synchronisation)

Mamoru Miyano

Riku
(Synchronisation)

Risa Uchida

Kairi
(Synchronisation)

Kôichi Yamadera

Donald Duck
(Synchronisation)
(as Kouichi Yamadera)
…

Yû Shimaka

Goofy
(Synchronisation)
(as Yutaka Shimaka)

Akio Ôtsuka

Ansem
(Synchronisation)
(as Akio Ohtsuka)

Toshiko Sawada

Maleficent
(Synchronisation)

Mika Doi

Alice
(Synchronisation)
…

Sumie Ozawa

Queen of Hearts
(Synchronisation)

Shigeru Ushiyama

White Rabbit
(Synchronisation)

Takehiro Koyama

The Doorknob
(Synchronisation)

Jûrôta Kosugi

Tarzan
(Synchronisation)
(as Jurota Kosugi)

Mayumi Suzuki

Jane Porter
(Synchronisation)
…

Banjô Ginga

Clayton
(Synchronisation)
(as Banjo Ginga)

Yuko Doi

Terk
(Synchronisation)
…

Shun Yashiro

Winnie the Pooh
(Synchronisation)

Tesshô Genda

Tigger
(Synchronisation)
(as Tessho Genda)

Kiyoshi Komiyama

Piglet
(Synchronisation)

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Wissenswertes
Ariel was originally meant to be a Princess of Heart, but in order for her to be captured by Maleficent, the story portion of Ursula giving her legs would have had to take place first. It was already too late in production to add this, so the producers chose Alice as a Princess of Heart, which garnered fan outrage, due to not staying true to the Disney Princesses. However, after finding out the troublesome production of the game, the fans forgave the game developers.

Patzer
When using the Gummi Ship for the first time, Goofy warns Sora that 'the Heartless ships often give us a hard time. However, he and Donald have only just learned who the Heartless are - leaving Traverse Town is their first Gummi Ship journey since then. Ergo, they have no way of knowing that these enemy ships are Heartless (except having just figured it out, but Goofy acts like it's common knowledge to them that these are Heartless).

Zitate
Kairi: So, suppose you get to another world. What would you do there?
Riku: Well, I haven't really thought about it. It's just... I've always wondered why we're here on this island. If there are any other worlds out there, why did we end up on this one? And suppose there are other worlds... then ours is just a little piece of something much greater. So we could have just as easily ended up somewhere else, right?
Sora: I don't know.
Riku: Exactly. That's why we need to go out there and find out. Just sitting here won't change a thing. It's the same old stuff. So let's go.

Crazy Credits
While the credits are rolling you see scenes of various Disney characters and characters from the game, including the "missing" characters of Riku and King Mickey. After the credits are finished you see Sora, Donald, and Goofy walking along a path wondering if they'll ever see Riku and King Mickey again.

Alternative Versionen
In keeping with Squaresoft tradition, the U.S. version contains additional features not found in the original Japanese release. These include three hyper-difficult bosses. An International version has been released in Japan entitled Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix.

Verbindungen
Edited into Kingdom Hearts II (2005)

Soundtracks
Simple And Clean -PLANITb remix-
Written by Hikaru Utada (as Utada Hikaru)
Produced and Remixed by Russell McNamara
All Vocals by Hikaru Utada (as Utada Hikaru)
(US version only)

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The most anticipated game for me since Final Fantasy 7! And it doesn't disappoint.

Years in the making and hyped like crazy, Kingdom Hearts for the PlayStation 2 had me eagerly awaiting for months. Although not a big Disney fan, I salivated at the dream of seeing all the great Disney and SquareSoft characters together in one DVD game. When September 17, 2002 came, I ran out to get my copy and have been enthralled by this game's beauty, charm, and playability.

Kingdom Hearts features two stories, one, about a boy named Sora who is looking for his friends who have vanished. and two, Donald Duck and Goofy, who are looking for the missing King Mickey. The three have to work together when they find out that they hold the key from keeping the Disney worlds from being destroyed by The Heartless.

You'll travel through a number of classic Disney films such as Aladdin, Pinocchio, Tarzan, and The Little Mermaid. You'll meet all sorts of cameo appearances from Disney films and SquareSoft's Final Fantasy games. The games play like the Legend Of Zelda series, with real-time battling, you control Sora while the other two characters support you. You'll face classic bosses from the movies, such as Captain Hook and Jafar as the Evil Genie.

The graphics of this game are gorgeous, looking like an animated Disney film itself. The power of DVD games makes all the difference. The gameplay is good, too, although niggles with the camera get in the way. The sound is great, too, although I would have liked to hear the songs from the movies that are used as levels. Of course, the voice acting is first-rate, with one of the deepest casts ever put together. The premier child actor Haley Joel Osment voices Sora. You've got actors reprising their voice roles from the films such as James Woods(Hades), Gilbert Gottfried(Iago), and Dan Castelenatta(The Genie from the Aladdin T.V. series). You've got it all: pop stars like Mandy Moore (Aerith) and Lance Bass (Sephiroth), fading talents like Robby Benson and Chris Sarandon, the cool voice of Billy Zane, rising stars, even Tiny Toons voice for Babs Bunny (Tress MacNeille) is here. The voices for Donald and Goofy are spot-on accurate, too.

Put it all together and you've got a game that's a must own if you have the PS2. A truly landmark game, this proves that cross-marketing, mass-marketing, and celebrity firepower can work. Buy it! ***** out of *****!