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Get ready to hand over your Keyblades, because the gaming crossover event of the century is finally heading to your TV screen.
My heart honestly stopped for a second when I saw the news about a Kingdom Hearts anime series drop at D23. If you’ve been waiting for this as long as I have, you know exactly how I feel. We’ve been traveling across worlds, sealing keyholes, and trying to untangle the wildest lore in gaming history…
This weekend’s D23, Disney’s biennial fan convention where it announces a slate of upcoming film, TV, and video game projects, hosted a substantial update on Kingdom Hearts IV. We now know the game, first announced in 2022, is coming next year. Square Enix also announced Pixar’s Coco as the game’s first world.
The video game franchise gets the animation adaptation treatment for Disney Channel and Disney+, developed in partnership with the game’s creator Tetsuya Nomura and Square Enix.
Disney has announced that the video game series “Kingdom Hearts” is becoming an anime TV series.
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Square Enix on Saturday (Aug. 15) dropped a new Kingdom Hearts 4trailer that expands on the teaser released on Friday and reveals that Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy will now be playable.
At the D23 Entertainment Showcase panel on Friday, Disney confirmed an original animated Kingdom Hearts series is in development for Disney Channel and Disney+, marking the first time the long-running Square Enix-Disney crossover franchise has been adapted for television, proving rumors true.