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    Rocket League Kingdom Hearts Leak Confirms Another Fake Keyblade

    JamesBy JamesSeptember 6, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    A recent Rocket League update has leaked the Kingdom Hearts collab content and confirmed that it’s not just Fortnite that has had to change the Kingdom Key symbol.

    It’s been rumoured for a long time now that Kingdom Hearts was going to be crossing over with Fortnite (and, in turn, Rocket League). The much-anticipated collab was finally confirmed in key art for the launch of the Override season, which gave us our only official look so far at Sora in Fortnite, complete with his Kingdom Key.

    Eagle-eyed fans would have quickly noticed, though, that Sora wasn’t actually holding the Kingdom Key, as the keychain featured a Loot Llama instead of the typical Mickey Mouse symbol. This was already interesting enough, but a recent leak has shown that Fortnite isn’t the only game with a fake Keyblade.

    Over the past day, Rocket League dataminers have managed to get the Kingdom Hearts cosmetics working in-game, giving us a look at all the unique trails, skins, banners, and even vehicles that are included with the collab. One of the cosmetics is a goal animation that shows a Kingdom Key locking a keyhole.

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