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1d4chan>2DLove: /* The Kingdom Hearts Trading Card Game */

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The Kingdom Hearts Trading Card Game

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	[[File:Jinpuu.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and some of it is incredibly lazy. Really Tomy? A fucking in-game screenshot?]]		[[File:Jinpuu.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|right\|...and some of it is incredibly lazy. Really Tomy? A fucking in-game screenshot?]]
	[[File:TinkerBellLV1.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|left\|Kingdom Hearts, among its many other accomplishments, canonically established what color Tinker Bell's panties are. {{Spoiler\|They're pink.}}]]		[[File:TinkerBellLV1.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|left\|Kingdom Hearts, among its many other accomplishments, canonically established what color Tinker Bell's panties are. {{Spoiler\|They're pink.}}]]
	KHTCG was developed by [[Takara Tomy]] and was first released in 2004 alongside Chain of Memories. ~~Although~~ the two games ~~share~~ many individual cards, the gameplay of the two is almost totally different, although the TCG is also quite unique in its own way.		KHTCG was developed by [[Takara Tomy]] and was first released in 2004 alongside Chain of Memories. Despite the two games sharing many individual cards, the gameplay of the two is almost totally different, although the TCG is also quite unique in its own way.

	In addition to the usual victory condition of depleting all of their opponents HP, players of KHTCG also win when the levels of their World Cards total 13. World Cards come from levels 1 to 3 and you can only play 1 World Card per turn, so if you play one every turn you can win as early as turn 5.		In addition to the usual victory condition of depleting all of their opponents HP, players of KHTCG also win when the levels of their World Cards total 13. World Cards come from levels 1 to 3 and you can only play 1 World Card per turn, so if you play one every turn you can win as early as turn 5.

1d4chan>2DLove: /* Chain of Memories */

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Chain of Memories

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	The game's first sequel, unique in that it wasn't developed by Square Enix, but rather by Jupiter. The game is very spoiler-heavy, even moreso than other Kingdom Hearts games, but broadly the game is about Sora trying to escape a castle and the mysterious Organization XIII he meets there. The plot starts to get a bit bendy here but is still mostly comprehensible at this point.		The game's first sequel, unique in that it wasn't developed by Square Enix, but rather by Jupiter. The game is very spoiler-heavy, even moreso than other Kingdom Hearts games, but broadly the game is about Sora trying to escape a castle and the mysterious Organization XIII he meets there. The plot starts to get a bit bendy here but is still mostly comprehensible at this point.

	This game is the blackest sheep in a series ~~made~~ of nothing but black sheep, and for many reasons, but chief among them is its unique gameplay. It's a Action RPG/Realtime Collectible Card Game, something almost unseen out of the Megaman Battle Network series. Chain of Memories has a number of mechanics and systems almost totally unique to it among all card games; you not only design your own deck using cards you collect over the course of the game, you also decide the ''exact order'' cards will appear in the deck, and can draw from the top ''or'' bottom. You can fuse any three cards into one super card ''in the middle of a battle''. There can only be one card in play at a time ''between you and your opponent''. You can add new cards to your deck ''mid-battle''. Battles can be anywhere from one-on-one to one-on-''twelve''.		This game is the blackest sheep in a series comprised of nothing but black sheep, and for many reasons, but chief among them is its unique gameplay. It's a Action RPG/Realtime Collectible Card Game, something almost unseen out of the Megaman Battle Network series. Chain of Memories has a number of mechanics and systems almost totally unique to it among all card games; you not only design your own deck using cards you collect over the course of the game, you also decide the ''exact order'' cards will appear in the deck, and can draw from the top ''or'' bottom. You can fuse any three cards into one super card ''in the middle of a battle''. There can only be one card in play at a time ''between you and your opponent''. You can add new cards to your deck ''mid-battle''. Battles can be anywhere from one-on-one to one-on-''twelve''.

	Suffice it to say it's a very unique experience, and well worth playing if you're a fan of both card games and video games. The original version was released on Game Boy Advance, but it has since been remade twice, and both remakes have added content. The PS2 remake added voice acting and cutscenes in addition to bringing the game from 2D to 3D. The PS3 remake (which is also the version included in the PS4, Xbone, PC and Switch ports) adds about a dozen new cards. Playing Kingdom Hearts I before Chain of Memories isn't strictly necessary but is highly recommended.		Suffice it to say it's a very unique experience, and well worth playing if you're a fan of both card games and video games. The original version was released on Game Boy Advance, but it has since been remade twice, and both remakes have added content. The PS2 remake added voice acting and cutscenes in addition to bringing the game from 2D to 3D. The PS3 remake (which is also the version included in the PS4, Xbone, PC and Switch ports) adds about a dozen new cards. Playing Kingdom Hearts I before Chain of Memories isn't strictly necessary but is highly recommended.

1d4chan>2DLove: /* Chain of Memories */ Typo

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Chain of Memories: Typo

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	===Chain of Memories===		===Chain of Memories===

	The game's first sequel, unique in that it wasn't developed by Square Enix, but rather by Jupiter. The game is very spoiler-heavy, even moreso ~~that~~ other Kingdom Hearts games, but broadly the game is about Sora trying to escape a castle and the mysterious Organization XIII he meets there. The plot starts to get a bit bendy here but is still mostly comprehensible at this point.		The game's first sequel, unique in that it wasn't developed by Square Enix, but rather by Jupiter. The game is very spoiler-heavy, even moreso than other Kingdom Hearts games, but broadly the game is about Sora trying to escape a castle and the mysterious Organization XIII he meets there. The plot starts to get a bit bendy here but is still mostly comprehensible at this point.

	This game is the blackest sheep in a series made of nothing but black sheep, and for many reasons, but chief among them is its unique gameplay. It's a Action RPG/Realtime Collectible Card Game, something almost unseen out of the Megaman Battle Network series. Chain of Memories has a number of mechanics and systems almost totally unique to it among all card games; you not only design your own deck using cards you collect over the course of the game, you also decide the ''exact order'' cards will appear in the deck, and can draw from the top ''or'' bottom. You can fuse any three cards into one super card ''in the middle of a battle''. There can only be one card in play at a time ''between you and your opponent''. You can add new cards to your deck ''mid-battle''. Battles can be anywhere from one-on-one to one-on-''twelve''.		This game is the blackest sheep in a series made of nothing but black sheep, and for many reasons, but chief among them is its unique gameplay. It's a Action RPG/Realtime Collectible Card Game, something almost unseen out of the Megaman Battle Network series. Chain of Memories has a number of mechanics and systems almost totally unique to it among all card games; you not only design your own deck using cards you collect over the course of the game, you also decide the ''exact order'' cards will appear in the deck, and can draw from the top ''or'' bottom. You can fuse any three cards into one super card ''in the middle of a battle''. There can only be one card in play at a time ''between you and your opponent''. You can add new cards to your deck ''mid-battle''. Battles can be anywhere from one-on-one to one-on-''twelve''.

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 Despite all odds it was an instant success, and was followed by several sequels and spin-offs, numerous novelizations, a mountain of manga, and most importantly for this wiki, a [[Card Game|trading card game]].
 ==Plot==

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''Kingdom Hearts'' (sic) is a fantasy RPG by Square Enix, the plot of which is incredibly simple or incredibly complex depending on who you ask. Among its achievements include spawning a gigantic franchise, validating everyone who's ever dreamed of a Disney x [[Final Fantasy]] crossover, and reinvigorating the [[Paladin]] archetype.

==The short version==

There is Light and Darkness in the cosmos. You are Light. Go kick Darkness's ass.

==The slightly longer version==

We begin on the peaceful Destiny Islands, which is home to three children. There's Kairi, who was born on a distant, tragically destroyed world, and Riku, whose boundless ambition and curiosity tempts him towards the Darkness (capital D). But for some reason, the protagonist is Sora, a generically pure boy with starry eyes and spiky hair. The young friends dream of becoming <strike>ninjas</strike> <strike>sky pirates</strike> explorers who sail to faraway lands...

...but then a storm hits the Islands, carrying creatures of Darkness with it. Called the Heartless, these monsters are amorphous shadow-blobs impervious to every weapon. During the invasion, the kids get split up, and some weird magic shit happens that knocks Sora unconscious.

Sora wakes up in Traverse Town, a world-slash-refugee-camp for those who, like Sora, have had their worlds destroyed by Darkness. In his hand is the Keyblade, a magical weapon that gives him the power to "lock" worlds (essentially rebooting them into safe mode) into isolation before Heartless can overrun them. It's also one of the only weapons that can combat the rising tide of Darkness.

Then he is found by Goofy and Donald Duck-

Yes. No, I am not shitting you. Disney is a vital part of the plot.

-servants of the noble king Mickey, who left them a cryptic order to find "the key to our survival" and keep it safe. They agree he must have been referring to the Keyblade, and readily join Sora on his mission to lock worlds and figure out where Riku and Kairi are...if they're still alive.

==The long version==

You don't have time for this.

==Related games==

===Chain of Memories===

The game's first sequel, which most fans ditched once they realized it was a card game in digital form. The synopsis is spoilery, but suffice it to say that Sora tries to escape a castle, fighting his way through the ghostly Organization XIII that dwells there. This game introduced the Nobody type of monster, and most elements of the twisty pseudophilosophical plot that would come to define the series.

===Kingdom Hearts II===

After the longest prologue ever (which diehard fans never ever skip for plot reasons), Sora, Donald, and Goofy regain their stolen memories. Mickey tasks them with finding Riku, who is less of a douchebag now but no better at keeping his friends informed. Meanwhile, Organization XIII is still threatening the worlds, hoping to replace the metaphysical hearts that they lost by going Sith.