Can you believe it's been 25 years since Sora first picked up that Keyblade and set off with Donald and Goofy? Square Enix is marking the milestone with a special anniversary video that's basically a nostalgia bomb for longtime fans.
The video, roughly translated to "Because We're Friends, We Were Able to Meet," takes a look back at Sora's adventures alongside his two iconic companions throughout the franchise. It focuses particularly on the three numbered entries in the series, so expect plenty of memories from Kingdom Hearts, Kingdom Hearts II, and Kingdom Hearts III.
If you've been following the series since the beginning, this one's going to hit you right in the feels. The title alone says a lot about what Kingdom Hearts has always been about: friendship, connection, and the bonds that carry you through impossible odds.
But that's not all Square Enix had up its sleeve. The company also revealed that Kingdom Hearts Collection [I ~ III] will be released natively for Nintendo. That's a pretty big deal for Nintendo players who've been waiting to experience the mainline trilogy on their platform of choice.
For those who've been keeping up with the series across multiple consoles over the years, having the numbered entries bundled together natively on Nintendo hardware is a welcome bit of news. It's a chance for veterans to relive the journey and for newcomers to jump in without hunting down scattered releases.
Twenty-five years is a long time for any franchise to stay relevant, and Kingdom Hearts has managed to do it by keeping its core cast and emotional hooks front and center. Sora, Donald, and Goofy have been the heart of that ride from day one.
Whether you're a day-one fan who remembers the original PS2 release or someone who discovered the series more recently, this anniversary celebration is a nice reminder of why the franchise has stuck around so long.
So, are you planning to revisit the trilogy, or will you be picking up Kingdom Hearts Collection [I ~ III] on Nintendo when it arrives? Let us know in the comments!
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