Kingdom Hearts 1.5 Steelbook



  1. Kingdom Hearts Steelbook
  2. Kingdom Hearts 2.5 Steelbook
  • Lazy Gamers watched Kingdom Hearts's 1.5 to 2.8 via Youtube then Buy Kingdom Hearts 3 Not Lazy Gamers Buy Kingdom Hearts 1.5 played and Beaten then played 2.5 then 2.8 then Kingdom Hearts 3 Its more a matter of ”too many games too little time” ^^ But I have made up my mind, I will buy this collection and PLAY the games:)).
  • Basically, 1.5 is Kingdom Hearts and the games that followed it, while 2.5 is Kingdom Hearts II and the games that followed it, which makes logical sense and would be pretty straightforward if not.

Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 + 1.5 ReMIX Collector's STEELBOOK (PS3, Playstation 3) Pre-Owned Sony PlayStation 3 Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX 5.0 out of 5 stars. Not only does KINGDOM HEARTS HD 1.5 ReMIX have higher quality graphics, but the character models and facial features have been updated as well. The story comes to life with more expressive and emotionally moving imagery. In addition to the above, the background textures have been completely overhauled. Additional bonus for game completion! Kingdom Hearts III 3 Deluxe Edition PS4 XBOX ONE Steelbook Case.EMPTY. KH3 USA NO GAME SquareEnixKH3. Only 3 left in stock - order soon. Kingdom Hearts The Story So Far - PlayStation 4 Square Enix. 4.8 out of 5 stars 1,704. 32 offers from $24.54.

Today, Square-Enix has announced details of the Collector’s Edition of Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX. The HD 2.5 REMIX is a remastered compilation of Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix and Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix and will release in North America on December 2nd and Europe on 5th December 2014 exclusively on the PlayStation3.

The Collector’s Edition of Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX will cost you quite a few coins but for $99.99 USD / £79.99 GBP / €99.99 EUR you getaheckofalotof stuff:

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  • Shadow Heartless plush toy – Included will be a 24 cm (9.4 Inch) tall plush toy of the classic Kingdom Hearts foe. Although a foe, he doesn’t feel like one he’s so soft and cuddly and cute
  • 30-page art book – This art book includes a brand new never before seen sketch from Kingdom Hearts series director – Tetsuya Nomura. With 30 pages of artistic goodness covering concept and finalized artwork of heroes, villains, worlds, and weapons, this artbook also includes concept animation storyboards from Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep and Kingdom Hearts Re:coded. The front and back cover were designed to mirror the artbook from the Limited Edition of Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX, so if you’re a true collector, it’s definitely not something to *ahem* Birth by Sleep on. The only way to obtain this artbook will be in this Collector’s Edition!
  • Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX and Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX game discs – You get both HD remastered games with all new alternative disc artwork of everyone’s favorite protagonist – Sora
  • HD Collector’s steelbook case – The steelbook case will house both game discs and features artwork from both titles on the outside and inside of the case
  • Exclusive Disney collectible pin – Perfect for you Disney pin badge collectors or those that like to collect Kingdom Hearts merchandise, this pin which is manufactured in limited quantities features Sora and Mickey Mouse back to back, with the iconic keyblade and a Mickey Mouse dangler. Made out of a soft enamel coating on metal, this pin stretches out to 1.68 inches.
Kingdom hearts 2.5 steelbook

The best of the lot is probably the Shadow Heartless plush toy if you ask me but with the addition of the art book and the Steelbook there is something for every taste.

Kingdom Hearts 1.5 Steelbook

The Collector’s Edition is up for pre-order at the SE boutique for France, UK customers please check back here and everyone from America please click here.

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From the Kingdom Hearts Wiki: A world of information not accessible by Gummiship

A Summon is a special character that can be magically called on to aid Sora in the Kingdom Hearts series. In terms of development, the main purpose of adding Summons was to add characters from Disney films that weren't already represented by worlds. They have been present in Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories, Kingdom Hearts II, and Kingdom Hearts III, although the mechanics differ from game to game. Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days is the first game in the series not to incorporate any form of summons.

Game differences[edit]

Kingdom Hearts[edit]

The Fairy Godmother helps Sora unlock four of the Summons in the original Kingdom Hearts.

In the original Kingdom Hearts, most of the summons are obtained by finding special gems called 'Summon Gems' in various worlds. The gems can then be given to the Fairy Godmother, staying at Merlin's House in Traverse Town; she uses her magic to restore their spirit forms and release their powers, thus making the summon creatures available. All of these summons are victims of the Heartless' quest to destroy the worlds. As explained by the Fairy Godmother, the summon gems are the crystallized forms of strong, good-hearted denizens that did not fall victim to the darkness during the destruction of their worlds, and so are able to be called into battle for a limited time. Summons are classified under the Command Menu's 'Magic' command in the original release, but in Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 ReMIX, it is classified into a separate command instead.

Two summons, Genie and Tinker Bell, are allies from worlds Sora has visited, and join him of their own free will upon locking the Keyhole of their world. They do not need to be released by the Fairy Godmother before they can be used.

One of the ultimate Summons from the Final Fantasy video game series, Bahamut, was intended to be included in Kingdom Hearts, but was cut before the final release. Through hacking, it is possible to gain a 'Bahamut' option in the Summon menu; however, it is an incomplete summon, and therefore will freeze the game if selected.

Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories[edit]

In Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories there are summon cards that Sora obtains during his ascent of Castle Oblivion. Some magic cards enable Sora to perform summons. These cards are created from Sora's memories, so the summons are the same ones from Kingdom Hearts, with the addition of Cloud. They also differ in how they play out, as playing or stacking a different number of cards has different results, much like Magic and Friend cards (for example, one Cloud card will use a normal slash, while two make a Cross-slash and three make an Omnislash). However, Sora is unable to activate cards while the summon is active, contrary to enemy cards.

Kingdom Hearts II[edit]

In Kingdom Hearts II, summons come from special Summon Charms found scattered throughout the worlds, which Sora can immediately use without having to unlock them. The charms from Kingdom Hearts II work differently than the summon gems from Kingdom Hearts. While most of the summon spells on the first game gave a temporary body to the soul contained within the gem, the charm actually teleports the summonable character directly from their world.

Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep[edit]

Main article: Dimension Link

In Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, a new form of summon featured, known as the Dimension Link (shortened 'D-Link'). Players can draw power from both non-playable characters or summon one of the three main characters wirelessly from other players to aid them in action. While Cinderella, King Mickey, Zack Fair, Experiment 626, Donald Duck, and others are known as the non-playable D-Link characters, Terra, Ventus, and Aqua are the wireless D-Link characters.

Kingdom Hearts III[edit]

In Kingdom Hearts III, summons are known as Links and come from Heartbinders. According to Yen Sid, Heartbinders enhance Sora's gift for connecting with others,[1] allowing him to summon friends from other worlds.

Mechanics[edit]

Kingdom Hearts[edit]

The Summon menu in Kingdom Hearts is located within the Magic menu in the original and Final Mix and the fourth Command Slot in HD 1.5 ReMIX during battle. Each summon requires a specific amount of MP to be performed, and the summon lasts until its MP bar is fully consumed (or until the player dismissed it manually). In order to perform a summon, the player needs to have two friends in the battle with him, and they must both be conscious. This means that Sora cannot perform summons during battles he is fighting if he is alone or when one or both of his allies are knocked unconscious.

Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories[edit]

In Chain of Memories, once Sora plays that specific summon's card, the summoned character will appear, perform one or more attacks/actions (depending on the amount of cards stocked) and immediately disappear.

Kingdom Hearts II[edit]

The Summon menu was given its own slot in the Command Menu in Kingdom Hearts II because of the inclusion of a second menu that could be accessed during battle. In addition, Kingdom Hearts II summons no longer require MP to be summoned; they now use the Drive Gauge to count down their time instead, and again the player must have two friends in battle in order to perform a summon. Each summon behaves differently during combat and has its own Limit.

Leveling Up Summons[edit]

Summons in Kingdom Hearts II draw their power from a separate Summon Gauge (similar to the Drive Gauge), which can also be leveled up, allowing the Summon to remain with Sora for a longer period of time. Unlike with Drive Forms which are leveled up separately, all of the Summons are affected by this. One point of Experience is gained for every gauge expended while the Summon is on the field. At first the maximum level for the Summons is 3, but can be raised by 1 for each new summon acquired, until it reaches 7 once all the summons are acquired. A simple way to level up is by finding a safe place, call a Summon, and then wait as time whittles down the gauges before jumping into the Gummi Ship to reset the gauge to MAX.

However, a much faster way to level up the Summon Gauge is to call a Summon to the field, and then find enemies to fight. Closely watch the Summon Gauge, and attack enemies the moment the Gauge drops down a level. Each time you land an attack, the gauge will be boosted a little bit, so by constantly attacking to boost the gauge back up a level, it will drop back down again. Continue this method to boost the gauge back up a level each time you attack so it is then expended, and you'll acquire a point of Experience each time.

Kingdom Hearts III[edit]

Link Summons in Kingdom Hearts III consume all of Sora's MP, and his MP must be at maximum before using a Link. Each Link has a special Command Menu that allows Sora to perform various attacks with them, and a Finish command that provides a devastating attack. When activated, Links restore all of Sora's HP.[2]

List of Summons[edit]

Kingdom Hearts[edit]

  • Simba
    From the Earthshine Gem obtained from Leon during the second visit to Traverse Town.

  • Genie
    Genie joins the party after sealing Agrabah's Keyhole.

  • Bambi
    From the Naturespark Gem obtained after returning the first set of Torn Pages to Pooh's book.

  • Dumbo
    From the Watergleam Gem found inside Monstro.

  • Tinker Bell
    Tinker Bell joins the party after sealing Neverland's Keyhole.

  • Mushu
    From the Fireglow Gem obtained after defeating Maleficent (Dragon).

Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories[edit]

  • Simba
    Leon gives Sora the Simba Card after he completes his tutorial.

  • Genie
    Genie gives Sora the Genie Card after he completes the Agrabah floor.

  • Bambi
    Sora obtains the Bambi Card after completing the 100 Acre Wood floor.

  • Dumbo
    Sora obtains the Dumbo Card after he completes the Monstro floor.

  • Tinker Bell
    Tinker Bell gives Sora the Tinker Bell Card after he completes the Neverland floor.

  • Mushu
    The Mushu Card is found in a chest in the Hollow BastionRoom of Rewards.

  • Cloud
    Cloud gives Sora the Cloud Card after he completes the Olympus Coliseum floor.

Kingdom Hearts II[edit]

  • Chicken Little
    Merlin gives Sora the Baseball Charm after telling them about Pooh's book.

  • Genie
    Genie gives Sora the Lamp Charm after his first visit to Agrabah.

  • Stitch
    The Ukulele Charm is found in a chest at Ansem's Study during the second visit to Hollow Bastion.

  • Peter Pan
    The Feather Charm is found in a chest at the Ship Graveyard during the second visit to Port Royal.

Kingdom Hearts III[edit]

  • Meow Wow
    Yen Sid gives Sora the Dream Heartbinder after returning to Mysterious Tower.

  • Wreck-It Ralph
    Sora receives the Pixel Heartbinder for clearing Verum Rex for the first time.

  • Simba
    Sora receives the Pride Heartbinder for putting out the fires at the Tank Yard in Monstropolis.

  • Ariel
    The Ocean Heartbinder is found in a chest in the Underwater Cave in The Caribbean after defeating the Lightning Angler.

  • Stitch
    Sora recieves the Ohana Heartbinder for clearing the Flash Tracer minigame for the first time.

Trivia[edit]

  • Bambi, Dumbo and Chicken Little are the only summons whose worlds haven't been present in any games yet.

Notes and references[edit]

  1. ^Kingdom Hearts III, Yen Sid: 'That is a Heartbinder. Think of this as a good luck charm made just for you. You have a gift, Sora, for connecting with others, and this makes that gift stronger.'
  2. ^On Critical Mode, Links instead restore half of Sora's maximum HP.

See also[edit]

Magic
Fire | Blizzard | Thunder | Cure | Aero | Gravity | Stop | Magnet | Reflect | Water |
Advanced Magic
Mega Flare | Tornado | Deep Freeze | Quake | Firaga Burst | Holy | Raging Storm
Magic Commands
Recurring
Aero | Aerora | Aeroga | Bind | Blackout | Blizzard | Blizzara | Blizzaga | Confuse | Cure | Cura | Curaga | Dark Firaga | Deep Freeze | Esuna | Faith | Fire | Fira | Firaga | Firaga Burst
Ice Barrage | Magnet | Magnera | Magnega | Mega Flare | Meteor | Mini | Poison | Quake | Raging Storm | Sleep | Slow | Stop | Stopra | Stopga | Thunder | Thundara | Thundaga | Tornado
Triple Blizzaga | Triple Firaga | Warp | Zero Gravity | Zero Gravira | Zero Graviga
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
Crawling Fire | D-Link Magnet | Energy Magnet | Fission Firaga | Glacier | Ignite | Mine Shield | Mine Square | Munny Magnet | Seeker Mine | Thundaga Shot | Transcendence
Kingdom Hearts Re:coded
Blizzaga Pursuit | Cyclone | Exo Spark | Flame Fall | Icicle Mine | Magnet Grab | Pulse Tracer | Thunder Tracer | Tornado Tracer | Triple Burst | Triple Pursuit | Wind Tracer
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
Balloon | Balloonra | Balloonga | Sleepra | Sleepga | Spark | Sparkra | Sparkga | Time Bomb | Triple Plasma | Zero Graviza
Game Mechanics
Commands
Attack | Magic | Items | Summon | Drive | Limit | Reaction Command | Situation Command
Deck Commands
KHBBS (Command Meld) | KHREC | KH3D
Finish Commands (KHBBS, KHREC)
Mechanics
Stats | Bonus Level | Gauges | Prizes | Abilities (KH, KHCOM, KHII, KHD, KHBBS, KHREC, KH3D, KHIII) | Synthesis
Special
Cards (Attack, Magic, Item, Summon, Friend, Sleights, Enemy, Map) | Dark Mode
Panel System | Limit Break | Dimension Link | Command Style | Shotlock | Stat Matrix | Overclock | Flowmotion | Reality Shift | Link System | Ability Link | Drop System | Cards (KHχ)

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