Disney Castle

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Disney Castle is a world that appears in Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts Final Mix, Kingdom Hearts II, Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep Final Mix, Kingdom Hearts coded, Kingdom Hearts Re:coded, and Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance. It is the home of King Mickey, Queen Minnie, Daisy, Donald, Goofy, and the other classic animated characters created by Walt Disney.

Disney Town is a town surrounding Disney Castle that appears in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. Minnie Mouse, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, Chip and Dale, Horace Horsecollar, Daisy Duck, Pluto, and a transformed Pete by the names of Captain Justice and Captain Dark reside there, during the event of Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep. The town contains a multitude of mini-games: a racing game called Rumble Racing, a rhythm game called Ice Cream Beat, where the player will have to stack ice cream to a beat, and a ball game called Fruitball, where the player shoots balls shaped like fruits towards a goal.

Timeless River, entered through a door in the Hall of the Cornerstone at Disney Castle, Timeless River is an area back in time to when the world was still monochrome and the Castle had not been built. It is largely based on the 1928 short Steamboat Willie, as well as many other classic Disney shorts. Mono (single channel) sound is used in this world, reminiscent of the original short films.

As such, Disney Castle is considered to represent Disney's short films and cartoons, although that role would later be shared with Timeless River. Disney Castle's design is derived from the real-world Magic Kingdom, which is in turn based upon "Cinderella Castle".

Disney Castle first appeared during the opening and closing scenes of Kingdom Hearts. It was unplayable, although visible throughout the game on the Gummi Map screen to the left of Traverse Town.

In Kingdom Hearts II, Disney Castle took on a more active role when the barrier protecting Disney Castle, the Cornerstone of Light, was corrupted by Maleficent and the world was invaded by the Heartless. This brought Disney Castle's attention to Sora and his friends, who rescued the castle with the help of Queen Minnie and the inhabitants of Timeless River.

Disney Castle later appears in Kingdom Hearts coded, where Mickey and Jiminy discover a message in his journal that says "We must free them from their torment" and create a data version of Sora.

SettingEdit

Disney CastleEdit

Though Disney Castle shows the palace and a little town on the World Map, exploration is limited to only within the castle, in almost all places that had been seen in the first game. King Mickey and Queen Minnie and other members of the royal organization hold meetings in the Audience Chamber. Hidden below Mickey's throne is another room called the Hall of the Cornerstone where the Cornerstone of Light is kept safe.

Below the castle is the Gummi Hangar, a room for storing and maintaining the Gummi Ship, controlled by Chip and Dale. This room is accessed by entering a castle-like arrangement of foliage in the courtyard. Sora and his party later enter Disney Castle through this room when they visit in Kingdom Hearts II.

Other places to be explored include the Library, where Donald, Queen Minnie, Daisy, and Goofy first read the letter from King Mickey about the danger of the universe. Minnie, Daisy and a broom servant can also be seen here anytime after you save the castle from Maleficent after returning from Timeless River.

The Courtyard is the place where Donald catches Goofy napping, and where Queen Minnie and Daisy ask Donald to explain things in the beginning of Kingdom Hearts. The Colonnade in the castle connects the Courtyard to the rest of the castle. A town can also be seen on the world image of the castle on the world map. This town is where Horace Horsecollar and probably Clarabelle Cow and Clara Cluck are living in after the Castle is built. Also seen on the world image on the first game is a well, a triumphal arch that has a trifoil, and a dark building that is in the shape of the trademark Crown symbol.

A pathway can also be seen when Donald rushes to tell Goofy about the King's disappearance in the first game. However, this pathway was deleted in Kingdom Hearts II.

Timeless RiverEdit

Sora and his party enter the Timeless River on Cornerstone Hill, where they find the Cornerstone of Light unprotected but still safe. Signs around the area announce the impending construction of Disney Castle, and Clara Cluck, Clarabelle Cow, and Horace Horsecollar are around to chat with, as is a Moogle shop.

Heading to the right leads to the Pier, where the party meets up with young Pete for the first time and beats him into a pulp. Continuing on the other path will take the party to the Waterway, site of the battle with modern Pete for the Steamboat Willie, and the Wharf, where young Pete and Sora's group begin the final boss battle with Pete to finish Timeless River.

Also of note on Cornerstone Hill are four Windows to the Past that eventually open as the story progresses; each of these leads to a new area based on a classic Disney short film. From left to right, the windows are:

• The Building Site, a construction site with a rickety platform and based on the 1933 short Building a Building.
• Lilliput, a tiny town with a big cannon that can be activated by jumping on it. It is from the 1934 short Gulliver Mickey.
• The Scene of the Fire, a big building with fierce flames that was inspired by the 1930 short The Fire Fighters and the 1935 short Mickey's Fire Brigade.
• Mickey's House, which shows the inside of Mickey's House, decorated for Christmas, from the 1931 short Mickey's Orphans.

During the original visit to the Timeless River, the world's battle level is 19. Later on, the battle level becomes 34, although no new story content is added.

StoryEdit

Disney CastleEdit

Kingdom Hearts Birth by SleepEdit

While Disney Castle does not actually appear in the storyline, it is seen in the background of Disney Town and is featured as a racing circuit in the North American, European and Final Mix releases of the game.

Kingdom HeartsEdit

This world is only seen in cutscenes while Sora is at the Destiny Islands, when Donald gets a letter from King Mickey with Pluto and is ordered by Queen Minnie to find the "Key" and the King. Jiminy Cricket is assigned by the Queen to become their royal chronicler.

Pluto jumps on the Gummi Ship to follow them. Donald and Goofy begin their journey from here on. The world appears on the Gummi Ship map near Traverse Town, but is not accessible. In the ending credits, Huey, Dewey, and Louie return to Disney Castle after the order of the worlds is restored.

Kingdom Hearts IIEdit

When Pete and Maleficent mess with the Cornerstone of Light and try to take over the castle by going back to the past to alter the present, Sora visits the castle for the first time, where he protects Queen Minnie, and eventually goes to Timeless River, a past version of Disney Castle before it was built, with Donald and Goofy to stop Pete from destroying the Cornerstone. The Keyblade Graveyard, where Sora fights the Lingering Will, is also accessible via the Hall of the Cornerstone in Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix.

In the ending credits, Donald, Goofy, Uncle Scrooge, Pluto, Huey, Dewey, and Louie, and King Mickey all return to Disney Castle after their battle against Organization XIII.

Kingdom Hearts codedEdit

This is where the story of Kingdom Hearts coded begins, with Jiminy Cricket re-organizing his journal when he finds a mysterious message which was later digitized by King Mickey to create a Sora out of data in hopes of discovering when the entry was added by reliving the moment.

In episode four, King Mickey, Donald, Goofy, Jiminy and Pete are sucked into the data world of Disney Castle and in the real Disney Castle, Chip and Dale are trying to contact them. At the end of the game, when the data world is completely debugged and erased, they are sent back to the real Disney Castle, where King Mickey writes a letter to the real Sora about his findings (Terra, Aqua and Ven) and sends it to him in a bottle.

Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop DistanceEdit

Minnie is taken hostage by Maleficent, who sends a letter and her crown to the Mysterious Tower to bring King Mickey back. Once everyone is assembled, Maleficent explains her past encounter with Master Xehanort and how she learned of the worlds and Kingdom Hearts from him. She know seeks the obtain the Datascape from her previous encounter with Mickey to aid her plans for universal domination. Though unwilling to do such an act, Mickey tries to buy time to think of a plan to rescue Minnie. Seeing that Mickey is unwilling to give her the Data Worlds willingly, Maleficent sends a blast of magic at him, Donald and Goofy. However, a dark corridor opens and one of Lea's Chakram blocks the blast while the other strikes Pete. Taking the opportunity to get away, Minnie uses her Light powers to free herself from Pete and Maleficent and heads over to her friends. Knowing that she cannot win, Maleficent leaves with Pete. Mickey turns to face Lea, thanking him and calling him Axel. However, Lea corrects him and introduces himself.

Disney TownEdit

Kingdom Hearts Birth by SleepEdit

"Oh yeah, I got you these tickets—lifetime passes to Disney Town. He said to— he said to take two grown-ups."

—Ventus while giving Disney Town passports to Terra and Aqua

At this time, a festival called the "Dream Festival" is being held by Queen Minnie. Many events are held at this festival, and whoever gains the most popularity votes becomes awarded with the Million Dreams Award.

After being handed a Disney Town Passport, Terra stops by at Disney Town. Just then, he sees a group of Unversed on the racing course of "Rumble Racing". He attempts to go after them only to almost be run over by Pete in his vehicle, posing as "Captain Dark". Luckily, Queen Minnie alerts Terra just in time for him to avoid it. The queen, Chip and Dale suggest to him to participate in the race as a means to stop the Unversed without breaking the rules.

Participating in the race allows Terra to discover that he may not need to give in to the darkness in order to achieve his goals, that following the rules may give him the same accomplishment. He also receives votes from Chip and Dale.

If Terra receives the Million Dreams Award, he is presented the "Rockin' Crunch Ice Cream".

Ventus is immediately greeted by Pete, posing as Captain Justice. He tells him of the Dream Festival, and then becomes distracted by Huey, Dewey, and Louie, who are trying unsuccessfully to make ice-cream with a machine left by Scrooge McDuck. After Pete's multiple failed attempts to fix it, Ven offers to try. After a few keystrokes, he finally sets it right.

If Ven receives the Million Dreams Award, he is presented with the "Double Crunch Ice Cream".

Aqua is greeted by Pete posing as Captain Justice, just as she arrives in town. Horace Horsecollar comes yelling for help after the Unversed infest the "Fruitball" Area. Aqua volunteers to help after Pete runs away in fear of battling monsters. After she defeats the Unversed, Minnie appears to thank her. Horace introduces her as the queen and Aqua bows to show her respect, but she tells her to not be so formal. After Queen Minnie explains the Dream Festival and how Pete has been attempting to win others' votes, Horace votes Aqua as his hero. At the end of the festival Aqua wins the Million dreams Award and is presented with the "Royalberry Ice Cream".

While Aqua is accepting her award Pete rushes on stage claiming that he should be the winner. Queen Minnie gets angry and banishes him to another dimension. Maleficent's voice can be heard offering to help him escape if he will become her ally, he agrees and is seen walking through a portal she created.

At the end of the game Huey, Dewey, and Louie are competing in a Race in the Rumble Race course where Huey is the victor. Observing them is Queen Minnie, Pluto, Horace Horsecollar, Chip, and Dale.

Timeless RiverEdit

Kingdom Hearts IIEdit

Arriving in a spectacular fashion, Sora, Donald, and Goofy work out that they have gone back to a place in time before Disney Castle was built, where the unprotected Cornerstone sits on a quiet hill. Before they can get much farther in the world, Pete in his old form belligerently runs past them. They chase him down and accuse him of trying to do something with the Cornerstone, but after a fight, the three realize they have just beaten on the wrong Pete.

They return to the Hill and spot Heartless jumping into the four windows from the past. They also find a fifth window, which shows how the present Pete's desire to return to his simpler life as a steamboat captain created a door into the past in the first place. The party then leaps into each window, fighting off the Heartless there and discovering new windows that detail Maleficent's plan to take advantage of her lackey's porthole to the past to weaken the defenses of the present Disney Castle.

Upon exiting the last window, the party is aghast to find the Cornerstone missing. They manage to catch up with it at the Pier, in the possession of present Pete, who has also taken the past Pete's beloved Steamboat Willie to transport it. Sora and his party manage to defeat Pete and retake both the Cornerstone and the steamboat. They return the Cornerstone to the hill, and then catch up with Captain Pete at the Wharf, where he joins the party in a battle against the present Pete to expel him from Timeless River for good.

Present Pete is soundly thrashed and is sent fleeing back to Maleficent; Sora locks his door into Timeless River so he cannot return. The Cornerstone and the present Disney Castle safe at last, the three are offered a reward by Captain Pete: a chance to pilot his beloved steamboat. After all, that pesky cabin boy never showed up for work, anyway....

CharactersEdit

Disney CastleEdit

Name Journal Entry Mickey Mouse (ミッキーマウス, Mikkī Mausu?) See Gallery King of Disney Castle. He set out to learn more about the darkness, and left instructions for Donald and Goofy to find and follow the key bearer. No one knows where King Mickey is now, but they are determined to find him. He made his debut in "Steamboat Willie" (1928). Minnie Mouse (ミニーマウス, Minī Mausu?) See Gallery Queen of Disney Castle, ruling in Mickey's absence. I, Jiminy Cricket, am accompanying Donald and Goofy as the royal chronicler at her request. Queen Minnie is more concerned than anyone about the king's disappearance. Minnie made her screen debut in "Steamboat Willie" (1928). Donald Duck (ドナルドダック, Donarudo Dakku?) See Gallery Royal magician. Skilled in magic, but short-tempered and stubborn. Because Mickey said to follow the key bearer, he once left Sora to follow Riku. But friendship soon led him back to Sora. Donald made his screen debut in "The Wise Little Hen" (1934). Goofy (グーフィー, Gūfī?) See Gallery Captain of the royal knights. He avoids fighting whenever possible. Mickey's most loyal subject. Because Mickey said to follow the key bearer, he once left Sora to follow Riku. But friendship soon led him back to Sora. Goofy made his first screen appearance in "Mickey's Revue" (1932). Pluto (プルート, Purūto?) See Gallery Mickey's faithful dog. Pluto is more than a pet. He and Mickey are bound by strong ties of loyalty. Pluto set out with the others to find his master. Will that famous nose of his lead him to Mickey? Pluto originally appeared in "The Chain Gang" (1930). Daisy Duck (デイジーダック, Deijī Dakku?) See Gallery Donald's sweetheart. She's helping Minnie while the others look for King Mickey. She has Donald under her thumb, and does a good job of keeping him in line. She originally appeared as Daisy in "Mr. Duck Steps Out" (1940). Chip (チップ, Chippu?) See Gallery One of the kingdom's specialists. Helps maintain the gummi ship, which can travel to any destination. Chip is more serious and diligent than his easygoing, playful partner, Dale. Chip 'n' Dale's first appearance was in "Private Pluto" (1943). Dale (デール, Dēru?) See Gallery One of the kingdom's specialists. Helps maintain the gummi ship, which can travel to any destination. Compared to the more serious Chip, he takes a happy-go-lucky approach to life. Chip 'n' Dale's first appearance was in "Private Pluto" (1943). Jiminy Cricket (ジミニー・クリケット, Jiminī Kuriketto?) See Gallery That's me! The cricket who keeps Pinocchio to the straight and narrow. I'm along on the quest as the royal chronicler. Look for me in "Pinocchio" (1940). Magic Broom (ほうきの召使い, Hōki?) See Gallery Enchanted brooms with a life of their own. They tidy up, maintain the gummi ship, do house repairs, wait on others--just about anything useful. They swept onto the screen in "Fantasia" (1940). Name Journal Entry Mickey Mouse (ミッキーマウス, Mikkī Mausu?) See Gallery The king of Disney Castle. Just like Sora, he wields a Keyblade. In the past, he traveled from world to world to watch over Sora, Donald, and the others, and guide them in their journey to save all worlds from the forces of darkness. Once the crisis was averted, Mickey returned to Disney Castle to live a peaceful life with his friends there. Donald Duck (ドナルドダック, Donarudo Dakku?) See Gallery A magician in the service of King Mickey. While full of vim and vigor, his short temper sometimes gets him into hot water. Donald met the real Sora while on a journey to find Mickey; during the course of their travels they became fast friends. After reuniting with Mickey and fighting off the hordes of darkness, Donald returned to Disney Castle to enjoy a bit of peace. Goofy (グーフィー, Gūfī?) See Gallery The laid-back captain of King Mickey's royal knights. While a bit of a softy, Goofy lacks nothing for courage. He and Donald met the real Sora after leaving Disney Castle to search for Mickey, who had gone missing. Together, they overcame countless dangers and forged a one-of-a-kind friendship. Louie (ルーイ, Rūi?) See Gallery One of Donald's three nephews. Not sure which one is Louie? Keep an eye out for the green clothes. Louie is the most laid back of the three — but if you ask Cid, who looks after them, that's not saying much. Jiminy Cricket (ジミニー・クリケット, Jiminī Kuriketto?) See Gallery The cricket in charge of jotting down everything that goes on in Disney Castle. He also joined Sora on his adventures and kept a record of them in two journals. One of those books was almost completely erased (it's a long story). And when a mysterious message appeared in that same book, out of nowhere... Well, that's how this latest adventure began. Data-Riku (データ・リク, Dēta Riku?) See Gallery An entity that looks just like Sora's friend Riku. He is, however, not the real deal. Data-Riku was chosen as a sort of ark to keep all the collective data within Jiminy's journal safe from bugs; in a way, he IS the journal now. But even he could not explain the cause of the bugs, so, after adopting Riku's appearance, he "imported" Mickey and friends to help solve the mystery. Name Journal Entry Minnie Mouse (ミニーマウス, Minī Mausu?) See Gallery Plane Crazy (1928) Queen of Disney Castle. She is ruling in Mickey's absence. At her request, I'm tagging along with Donald and Goofy as the Royal Chronicler. Queen Minnie is quite concerned about the King, but she knows in her heart that he'll be all right. Daisy Duck (デイジーダック, Deijī Dakku?) See Gallery Don Donald (1937) A lady-in-waiting to Queen Minnie at Disney Castle and Donald's girlfriend. She's helping Queen Minnie run the castle while the others are away. Pluto (プルート, Purūto?) See Gallery The Chain Gang (1930) The King's faithful dog. But Pluto's more than a pet. He and King Mickey are bound together by the strongest ties there are: friendship and loyalty. When the King disappeared, Pluto set out with the others to find his master. I hope that famous nose of his will lead him to the King. Chip (チップ, Chippu?) See Gallery One of the engineers working at Disney Castle. Dale is his little brother. On Sora's previous journeys, they were in charge of the Gummi Ship, a flying machine which allowed Sora and friends to freely travel between worlds. He and Dale look a lot alike, but you can tell the pair apart by their nose colors and the shape of their front teeth. Dale (デール, Dēru?) See Gallery One of the engineers working at Disney castle. Chip is his older brother. They are superb technicians, and now they have put on their system admin hats to digitize the journal and find out what's happening inside. He and Chip are sometimes hard to tell apart, but their nose colors and the shape of their front teeth are a dead giveaway. Pete (ピート, Pīto?) See Gallery A troublemaker who once lived in the same world as King Mickey, Donald, and friends. But after mouthing off and getting temporarily banished, Pete was approached by Maleficent and became her loyal servant. The datascape isn't the first place he has meddled with, but now that he's wandered in, he is hoping this will be his ticket to ruling a world or two. Magic Broom (ほうきの召使い, Hōki?) See Gallery The Sorcerer's Apprentice (1940) King Mickey cast a spell on these brooms and turned them into hard workers. They clean and help maintain the Gummi Ship, and do just about any other necessary work. Name Journal Entry Mickey Mouse (ミッキーマウス, Mikkī Mausu?) See Gallery Unknown at the time Minnie Mouse (ミニーマウス, Minī Mausu?) See Gallery Unknown at the time Donald Duck (ドナルドダック, Donarudo Dakku?) See Gallery Unknown at the time Goofy (グーフィー, Gūfī?) See Gallery Unknown at the time Pete (ピート, Pīto?) See Gallery Unknown at the time

Disney TownEdit

	Name	Journal Entry
	Scrooge (スクルージ, Sukurūji?)	See Gallery Scrooge McDuck and Money (1967) An entrepreneur and shop owner from Disney Town. Hoping to take his already massive fortunes to cosmic levels, he moved to Radiant Garden with Merlin's help. The lifetime passes to Disney Town were a gift from Scrooge. Scrooge and Aqua got their wires crossed when she asked for help. She was looking for Terra, but he assumed she meant Ventus and sent her in the wrong direction.
	Huey (ヒューイ, Hyūi?)	See Gallery Donald's Nephews (1938) One of Donald's triplet nephews. He calls the shots at the ice cream shop he runs with Dewey and Louie. They're trying to save up for a big adventure. Step one: thinking up hit ice cream flavors no one's ever tasted before!
	Dewey (デューイ, Dyūi?)	See Gallery Donald's Nephews (1938) One of Donald's triplet nephews. They're trying to save up for a big adventure. It was Dewey's idea to combine rhythm and ice cream to attract customers.
	Louie (ルーイ, Rūi?)	See Gallery Donald's Nephews (1938) One of Donald's triplet nephews. He helps out in his own easygoing way at the ice cream shop. They're trying to save up for a big adventure.
	Horace Horsecollar (ホーレス・ホースカラー, Hōresu Hōsukarā?)	See Gallery The Plowboy (1929) The fellow in charge of Fruitball. His job has gotten a lot harder since the Unversed showed up. He was a local fixture before Disney Castle was even built, and has known King Mickey and Queen Minnie for ages.
	Queen Minnie (ミニー王妃, Minī Ōhi?)	See Gallery Mickey's Surprise Party (1939) Queen of Disney Castle, who reigns over the kingdom while King Mickey is away training. Right now, she is busy putting together the annual Disney Town Dream Festival, but Pete's hijinks aren't making the job any easier.
	Chip (チップ, Chippu?)	See Gallery Private Pluto (1943) One of Disney Castle's engineers. He and his younger brother Dale put a lot of work into building a racetrack for the whole town to enjoy, and now the Unversed and Pete's antics are ruining all the fun. Chip is none too pleased.
	Dale (デール, Dēru?)	See Gallery Private Pluto (1943) One of Disney Castle's engineers. He and his older brother Chip just got through building a racetrack for everyone to enjoy. But now, the Unversed and Pete are messing everything up, and it's really rattling Dale's cage.
	Daisy Duck (デイジーダック, Deijī Dakku?)	See Gallery No entry
	Pluto (プルート, Purūto?)	See Gallery The Chain Gang (1930) King Mickey's trusty dog. While the King is away, Pluto helps Queen Minnie and Daisy hold down the fort. Well, at least he thinks he's helping.
	Magic Broom (ほうきの召使い, Hōki?)	See Gallery No entry

Timeless RiverEdit

	Name	Journal Entry
	Mickey Mouse (ミッキーマウス, Mikkī Mausu?)	See Gallery Steamboat Willie (1928) It's King Mickey, but back when he was working on Pete's steamboat. One thing sure hasn't changed—His Majesty was just as brave back then as he is now.
	Pete (ピート, Pīto?)	See Gallery Steamboat Willie (1928) Captain of a river steamboat. He's Pete, but from the past. A long time ago, King Mickey started out working for Pete on his boat. Somehow, Pete's managed to get his boat stolen by himself -- that is, by the Pete from the future!
	Horace Horsecollar (ホーレス・ホースカラー, Hōresu Hōsukarā?)	See Gallery The Plowboy (1929) An old friend of King Mickey, Queen Minnie, and the other folks at Disney Castle. Horace wouldn't be Horace without his big plow collar. He's also close friends with Clarabelle Cow.
	Clarabelle Cow (クララベル・カウ, Kuraraberu Kau?)	See Gallery The Plowboy (1929) An old friend of King Mickey, Queen Minnie, and the other folks at Disney Castle. Clarabelle is also close friends with Horace Horsecollar. She loves any kind of gossip.
	Clara Cluck (クララ・クラック, Kurara Kurakku?)	See Gallery Orphan's Benefit (1934) A famous opera-singing hen. Clara's an old friend of King Mickey, Queen Minnie, and the other folks at Disney Castle.

Character DesignEdit

Disney TownEdit

In Disney Town, Pete dresses up as Captain Justice and Captain Dark in a plot to win the Million Dreams Award.

Timeless RiverEdit

In Timeless River, Sora, Donald, and Goofy, are converted into black and white versions based on their original appearances. Sora appears in his original outfit from Kingdom Hearts, and is done in an anime-style similar to Osamu Tezuka. Donald's appearance goes back to his 1934 debut in The Wise Little Hen, and Goofy resembles his original 1932 appearance (though a lot younger here) in Mickey's Revue. Although the modern version of Pete appears in this world as the final boss, the only change to his appearance is that he becomes black and white.

EnemiesEdit

Disney CastleEdit

HeartlessEdit

Disney TownEdit

UnversedEdit

Timeless RiverEdit

HeartlessEdit

SomebodiesEdit

Treasure ListEdit

Kingdom Hearts Birth by SleepEdit

Disney TownEdit

Type Items Found Locations Notes Map Disney Town Map Main Plaza Command Slot Edge Raceway Thunder Gizmo Gallery Thunder Gizmo Gallery Zero Gravira Pete's Rec Room Aerial Slam Pete's Rec Room Break Time Pete's Rec Room Payback Fang Raceway Item Potion Main Plaza Mega-Potion Gizmo Gallery Panacea Gizmo Gallery Crystal Abounding Crystal Raceway Chaos Crystal Gizmo Gallery Chaos Crystal Pete's Rec Room Recipe Action Recipe Gizmo Gallery Sticker Pete Sticker Gizmo Gallery Traffic Cone Sticker Raceway Chain Air Slide to the other end of the Raceway from the Pete's Rec Room entrances Type Items Found Locations Notes Map Disney Town Map Main Plaza Command Stop Raceway Slot Edge Raceway Thunder Gizmo Gallery Thunder Gizmo Gallery Aerial Slam Pete's Rec Room Break Time Pete's Rec Room Reversal Slash Raceway Superglide Raceway Glide to the other end of the Raceway from the Pete's Rec Room entrances. Item Potion Main Plaza Mega-Potion Gizmo Gallery Mega-Potion Gizmo Gallery Mega-Ether Gizmo Gallery Panacea Pete's Rec Room Crystal Shimmering Crystal Raceway Chaos Crystal Gizmo Gallery Wellspring Crystal Pete's Rec Room Recipe Action Recipe Pete's Rec Room Sticker Chip Sticker Raceway Mickey Sticker Gizmo Gallery Minnie Sticker Pete's Rec Room Type Items Found Locations Notes Map Disney Town Map Main Plaza Command Fira Raceway Slot Edge Raceway Thunder Gizmo Gallery Thunder Gizmo Gallery Aerial Slam Pete's Rec Room Break Time Pete's Rec Room Item Potion Main Plaza Mega-Potion Gizmo Gallery Mega-Potion Gizmo Gallery Panacea Pete's Rec Room Crystal Abounding Crystal Raceway Chaos Crystal Gizmo Gallery Pulsing Crystal Gizmo Gallery Hungry Crystal Gizmo Gallery Soothing Crystal Pete's Rec Room Recipe Action Recipe Pete's Rec Room Sticker Minnie Sticker Main Plaza Double jump to reach it Daisy Sticker Raceway

Kingdom Hearts IIEdit

Disney CastleEdit

Type	Items Found	Locations	Notes
Regular	Hi-Potion	Courtyard	Behind the shrub castle that houses the entrance to the Gummi Hangar.
	Ether	Courtyard	On the ledge behind the figure of the cow playing the flute.
Power-Ups	AP Boost	Courtyard	On the ledge in the corner behind the figure of the cow playing the cymbals.
Synthesis	Mythril Shard x2	Courtyard	On the ledge beside the figure of the dog playing the trombone.
			On the ledge beside the figure of the pig playing the french horn.
	Mythril Stone	Courtyard	On the ledge behind the figure of the pig playing the trumpet.
Recipe	Star Recipe	Courtyard	On the highest ledge of the shrub castle that houses the entrance to the Gummi Hangar.
Special	Torn Pages	Library	In the Northeast corner of the room.

Timeless RiverEdit

Type	Items Found	Locations	Notes
Regular	Drive Recovery	Cornerstone Hill	Against the fence in the Northwestern part of the map.
	Hi-Potion x 2	Pier	Under the tree in the Southwestern part of the map.
		Waterway	Beside the windmill near the entrance to the Pier.
Power-Ups	AP Boost	Waterway	Beside the river edge, in the Northernmost part of the map.
Synthesis	Mythril Shard	Pier	In front of a tree in the Northeastern part of the map.
	Mythril Stone	Waterway	Against the wall near the sign for the Wharf entrance.
Maps	Cornerstone Hill Map	Cornerstone Hill	On the ledge in the Southwestern part of the map.

Kingdom Hearts II Final MixEdit

Puzzle PiecesEdit

Disney CastleEdit

Puzzle	Pieces Found	Locations	Notes
Heart	#1	Courtyard	Above the bonsai of the trumpet player.
	#2	Courtyard	On top of the entrance.
Duality	#3	Gummi Hangar	Above the archway. Need LV3 High Jump.
	#12	Courtyard	Near the bonsai cutting of the trombone player is a tall hedge. Jump from the top of that hedge to get puzzle piece.
Daylight	#16	Colonnade	Need LV2 High Jump, LV2 Aerial Dodge and attack.

Timeless RiverEdit

Puzzle	Pieces Found	Locations	Notes
Heart	#8	Waterway	Left end.
Two Sides	#9	Pier	Above the tree upon entering. Need LV2 High Jump.
EDGE	#6	Pier	On the Pier next to the river.

TriviaEdit

• Because Disney Castle is not based on any Disney movie, it is the only Disney-based world in the game that doesn't borrow anything from the productions. It is based plot-wise, only borrowing characters instead.
• In the Audience Chamber, there are statues of Donald and Goofy in full regalia, or their ancestors, and in the Library, there are two portraits of Mickey's ancestors. The Audience Chamber also contains a sculpture resembling the Kingdom Hearts logo. On the desk in the library there is a photo of King Mickey and Queen Minnie in their normal Disney clothes. Furthermore, several of the hedges in the Courtyard are patterned after the band players from The Band Concert, one of them bearing a resemblance to Horace Horsecollar.
• Disney Castle was shown as a playable world in an early trailer for Kingdom Hearts, but was removed from the finished game.
• Even though the mini-game is called "Fruitball", a sign in Disney Town says "Fruit Scatter".
• Timeless River is one of the few worlds in the game to have a change of day, as in the "Scene of the fire" area, it is clearly seen to be nighttime.
• As a "world within a world", Timeless River cannot be accessed by Gummi Ship.
• In the Library, the portrait hanging on the right side of the door is reflected the wrong way. The portrait faces left, while its reflection faces right.

See alsoEdit

• Cornerstone of Light
• Timeless River
• Disney Town

Kingdom Hearts
Characters
Party Members
Sora - Donald Duck - Goofy Tarzan - Aladdin - Ariel - Jack Skellington - Peter Pan - Beast
Summons
Simba - Genie - Dumbo - Bambi - Tinker Bell - Mushu
Main Villains
Ansem - Maleficent - Riku - Hades - Jafar - Captain Hook - Oogie Boogie - Ursula - Clayton
Non-playable characters
99 Puppies - Abu - Aerith - Alice - Aurora - Bathtub - Belle - Brooms - Card Soldiers - Carpet - Cave of Wonders Guardian - Cerberus - Chernabog - Cheshire Cat - Chip and Dale - Cid - Cinderella - Cloud - Crocodile - Daisy Duck - Doorknob - Dr. Finkelstein - Eeyore - Fairy Godmother - Flotsam and Jetsam - Flounder - Geppetto - Glut - Hercules - Huey, Dewey, and Louie - Iago - Ice Titan - Jane - Jasmine - Jiminy Cricket - Kairi - Kairi's Grandma - Kala - Kerchak - King Triton - Leon - Lock, Shock, and Barrel - Merlin - Mickey Mouse - Minnie Mouse - Moogles - Owl - Perdita - Philoctetes - Piglet - Pinocchio - Pluto - Pongo - Queen of Hearts - Rabbit - Rock Titan - Roo - Roxas - Sabor - Sally - Sebastian - Selphie - Sephiroth - Smee - Snow White - Terk - The Mayor - The Peddler - Tidus - Tigger - Wakka - Wendy - White Rabbit - Winnie the Pooh - Yuffie - Xemnas - Zero
Locations
Worlds
Destiny Islands - Disney Castle - Traverse Town - Wonderland - Olympus Coliseum - Deep Jungle - 100 Acre Wood - Agrabah - Monstro - Atlantica - Halloween Town - Neverland - Hollow Bastion - End of the World
Places
Dive to the Heart - World Terminus - Kingdom Hearts
Terms
Ansem Report - Final Keyhole - Keyblade - Keyhole - Mickey's Letter - Postcard - Princesses of Heart - Trinity Mark - Door to Darkness- Dalmations
Music
Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack - Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Complete - Simple and Clean
Archives
Accessories - Artwork - Bosses - Items - Other Weapons

Kingdom Hearts II
Characters
Party Members
Roxas - Sora - Donald Duck - Goofy Mulan - Beast - Auron - Jack Sparrow - Aladdin - Jack Skellington - Simba - Tron - Riku
Summons
Chicken Little - Genie - Stitch - Peter Pan
Main Villains
Xemnas - Organization XIII - Maleficent - Pete - Shan-Yu - Hades - Captain Barbossa - Jafar - Oogie Boogie - Scar - Ursula - MCP - Sark
Non-playable characters
Abu - Aerith - Ansem the Wise - Ariel - Auron - Axel - Bathtub - Belle - Brooms - Captain Barbossa - Captain Pete - Carpet - Cave of Wonders Guardian - Cerberus - Chien Po - Chip - Chip and Dale - Cid - Clara Cluck - Clarabelle Cow - Cloud - Cogsworth - Daisy Duck - Demyx - Dr. Finkelstein - Eeyore - Elizabeth Swann - Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather - Flotsam and Jetsam - Flounder - Fuu - Gopher - Gullwings - Hayabusa - Hayner - Hercules - Horace Horsecollar - Hostile Program - Huey, Dewey, and Louie - Hydra - Iago - Jasmine - Jiminy Cricket - Kairi - Kanga - King Triton - Leon - Li Shang - Ling - Lock, Shock, and Barrel - Lumiere - Luxord - Megara - Merlin - Mickey Mouse - Mickey Mouse (Timeless River) - Minnie Mouse - Moogles - Mrs. Potts - Mufasa - Mushu - Nala - Naminé - Olette - Owl - Pain and Panic - Pegasus - Pence - Philoctetes - Piglet - Pluto - Prince Eric - Pumbaa - Rabbit - Rafiki - Rai - Reindeer - Roo - Saïx - Sally - Santa Claus - Sark - Scar - Scar's Ghost - Scrooge McDuck - Sebastian - Seifer - Selphie - Sephiroth - Setzer - Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed - Terra-Xehanort - The Emperor - The Experiment - The Mayor - The Peddler - The Wardrobe - Tifa - Tigger - Timon - Tinker Bell - Undead Pirates - Vivi - William Turner - Winnie the Pooh - Xaldin - Xigbar - Yao - Yen Sid - Yuffie - Zero
Locations
Worlds
Twilight Town - Destiny Islands - Hollow Bastion/Radiant Garden - The Land of Dragons - Beast's Castle - 100 Acre Wood - Olympus Coliseum - Disney Castle - Timeless River - Atlantica - Port Royal - Agrabah - Halloween Town - Pride Lands - Space Paranoids - The World That Never Was
Places
Dive to the Heart - Old Mansion - Betwixt and Between - Mysterious Tower - Underworld - Christmas Town - Castle That Never Was - Kingdom Hearts
Terms
Cornerstone of Light - Drive Form - Gate - Hollow Bastion Restoration Committee - Kairi's Letter - Keyblade - Kingdom Hearts Encoder - Organization XIII - Princesses of Heart - Reaction Command - Secret Ansem Report - Skateboard - Struggle
Music
Kingdom Hearts II Original Soundtrack - Kingdom Hearts Original Soundtrack Complete - Sanctuary
Archives
Accessories - Artwork - Bosses - Enemies - Items - Other Weapons - Songs

Kingdom Hearts coded
Characters
Party Members
Data-Sora Data-Cloud - Data-Hercules - Data-Genie - Donald Duck - Goofy
Main Villains
Maleficent - Pete - Sora's Heartless
Non-playable characters
Mickey Mouse - Moogles - Chip and Dale - Jiminy Cricket - Data-Aladdin - Data-Alice - Data-Card Soldiers - Data-Cheshire Cat - Data-Cid - Data-Hades - Data-Huey, Data-Dewey, and Data-Louie - Data-Iago - Data-Jafar - Data-Jasmine - Data-Naminé - Data-Philoctetes - Data-Pluto - Data-Queen of Hearts - Data-Riku - Data-Roxas - Data-Selphie - Data-Peddler - Data-Tidus - Data-Wakka - Data-White Rabbit - Riku - Sora - Kairi - Aqua - Ventus - Terra - Axel - Roxas - Xion
Locations
Worlds
Disney Castle - Datascape - Dive to the Heart - Destiny Islands - Traverse Town - Wonderland - Olympus Coliseum - Agrabah - Hollow Bastion - Castle Oblivion
Terms
Alice's Trial - Bug Blox - Debug Ability - Hercules Memo - Hero's License - Inkling - Keyblade - Keyhole - Mickey's Letters - Version Up
Music
Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep & 358/2 Days Original Soundtrack - Simple and Clean
Archives
Artwork - Bosses - Items

Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
Characters
Party Members
Sora | Riku
Main Villains
Young Xehanort | Master Xehanort | Xemnas | Ansem, Seeker of Darkness | Braig | Isa | Maleficent | Pete | Claude Frollo | CLU | Rinzler
Non-Playable Characters
Kairi | Mickey Mouse | Lea | Yen Sid | Donald Duck | Goofy | Jiminy Cricket | Moogle | Quasimodo | Esmeralda | Phoebus | Laverne, Victor, and Hugo | Pinocchio | Geppetto | Blue Fairy | Princess Minnie | Beagle Boys | Julius | Ursula | Monstro | Chernabog | Neku Sakuraba | Joshua | Beat | Shiki | Rhyme | Sam Flynn | Quorra | Kevin Flynn | Even | Ienzo | Aeleus | Roxas | Xion | Vanitas | Naminé | Terra-Xehanort
Locations
Worlds
Destiny Islands | Traverse Town | La Cité des Cloches | The Grid | Prankster's Paradise | Country of the Musketeers | Symphony of Sorcery | Radiant Garden | The World That Never Was | Realm of Darkness | Dive to the Heart | Disney Castle | Keyblade Graveyard | Mysterious Tower
Places
Castle That Never Was | Sleeping Worlds
Terms
Ability Link | Another Guardian of Light | Dream Eater | Flowmotion | Forecast | Keyhole of Sleep | Keyblade War | Mark of Mastery | Reality Shift | True Organization XIII
Music
Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance Original Soundtrack | Simple and Clean | Sanctuary
Mini-Games
Dive Mode | Flick Rush | Light Cycle | Training Toys

Worlds
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts
Dive to the Heart | Destiny Islands | Disney Town/Disney Castle | Traverse Town | Wonderland | Olympus Coliseum | Deep Jungle | Agrabah | Monstro | Atlantica | Halloween Town | Neverland | Radiant Garden/Hollow Bastion | 100 Acre Wood | End of the World | Kingdom Hearts | Realm of Darkness
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories
Land of Departure/Castle Oblivion | Twilight Town
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts II
Mysterious Tower | The Land of Dragons | Beast's Castle | Underworld | Timeless River | Port Royal | Christmas Town | Pride Lands | Space Paranoids | The World That Never Was | Keyblade Graveyard
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
Enchanted Dominion | Dwarf Woodlands | Castle of Dreams | Deep Space | Mirage Arena
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts coded
Datascape
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
La Cité des Cloches | The Grid | Prankster's Paradise | Country of the Musketeers | Symphony of Sorcery
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts χ [chi]
Daybreak Town
Introduced in Kingdom Hearts III
Kingdom of Corona