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This article is about the Dark City and the Earth That Never Was equally a whole. For the castle in a higher place the world, meet Castle That Never Was.

The World That Never Was is a world featured in Kingdom Hearts Ii, Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance and Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory, and the base of operations in Kingdom Hearts 358/ii Days. It is also seen in Another side, Another story... from Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts Terminal Mix, and multiple flashbacks in Kingdom Hearts Iii.

The world of Organization Thirteen, it is dwelling house to a seemingly countless horde of Heartless and Nobodies. The Heartless seem to spawn more hither due to how shut The World That Never Was is to the darkness of Kingdom Hearts. The Organization controls the world from a massive fortress that floats weightlessly over the expansive Dark City. Dissimilar the Heartless counterpart End of the World, the Globe That Never Was is more than man-made in appearance to reverberate the Nobodies' ability to think and program rather than human activity on instinct similar the Heartless.

Contents

• 1 Geography
  • one.ane Kingdom Hearts Two
    • i.1.1 Alley to Between
    • ane.1.ii Fragment Crossing
    • 1.1.iii Memory'due south Skyscraper
    • ane.1.4 Brink of Despair
    • 1.1.5 Castle That Never Was
    • 1.ane.6 The Earth of Nothing
  • 1.two Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance
    • 1.2.ane Artery to Dreams
    • ane.2.two Contorted City
    • 1.2.3 Nightmarish Abyss
• two History
  • 2.ane 358/2 Days
  • 2.2 Kingdom Hearts II
  • 2.3 Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Driblet Altitude
  • ii.4 Kingdom Hearts III
• 3 Treasures
  • 3.1 Kingdom Hearts Two
  • 3.2 Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Altitude
• 4 Puzzle Pieces
• five Trivia
• half dozen Gallery
  • half dozen.ane Kingdom Hearts II

Geography

Kingdom Hearts 2

Alley to Betwixt

The Alley to Between.

The Alley to Between (狭間につながる路地 , Hazama ni Tsunagaru Roji ^? ) hides a portal to Betwixt and Betwixt. Sora, Donald, Goofy, and King Mickey used this portal to get into the world, thanks to Axel's sacrifice. The alleyway connects to the main route that leads to the Castle That Never Was. The first Save Point of the globe is here. The Castle That Never Was tin can as well been seen clearly in the light of the Kingdom Hearts moon, shaded in royal.

Fragment Crossing

Fragment Crossing (断片を紡ぐ道 , Danpen o Tsumugu Michi ^? , lit. "Fragment-Spinning Road") is a long serial of winding streets that atomic number 82 to Memory's Skyscraper. It is full of neon signs attached to vacant buildings also every bit a ability plant which seems to ability some or all of the urban center. Many Shadow Heartless are here in Kingdom Hearts II merely they are replaced with Nobodies in Kingdom Hearts II Terminal Mix. Sora, Donald, Goofy, and Male monarch Mickey took this road on their way to the Castle That Never Was. Pluto also had an encounter with Axel here.

Memory's Skyscraper

Retention's Skyscraper (記憶の摩天楼 , Kioku no Matenrō ^? ) is a tall edifice in the World That Never Was. Located near the Castle That Never Was, the building kept spotter over the residents of the Night. On its front, information technology has a massive television screen that seems to flash images of memories of those nearby (although this feature is just visible in Some other side, Another story...). A truck is visible flipped on its side in one corner of the surface area. Roxas was contesting a legion of Neoshadows when Riku appeared at the top of the building, and afterwards the ii eliminated the Neoshadows, they began their duel.

Later arriving at the World That Never Was, Sora was confronted by Roxas at Memory's Skyscraper, while two Samurai blocked Donald and Goofy. Sora and Roxas before long disappeared to the Station of Awakening, but Donald and Goofy claimed to not see Roxas.

During his boxing with Xemnas, Sora was pulled into an area that included Memory's Skyscraper, called Memory's Contortion, in a battle similar to the one Roxas and Riku had.

Brink of Despair

The Brink of Despair (絶望を望む断崖 , Zetsubō o Nozomu Dangai ^? , lit. "Cliff Desiring Despair") seems to have been made past The Castle That Never Was which hovers above it. Sora, Donald, Goofy, and King Mickey arrive here and admission the castle via a path using the Keyblade. It has the second Save Point of this world.

Castle That Never Was

The Castle That Never Was is an enormous white castle that floats above the city, dominating its skyline. It is busy all over with Nobody symbols. It serves every bit the System's base of operations of operations and dwelling; lesser Nobodies infest it equally well. Some areas are not accessible unless using a Corridor of Darkness.

The World of Nothing

Sora and visitor in The World of Cypher.

After Xemnas's first defeat within Retentiveness'south Contortion, he flees into his Kingdom Hearts. However, a door appears that leads Sora and his friends inside that Kingdom Hearts to an area named The World of Nothing, where the Dark City stretches to the horizon and a black hole sits in the sky while a gigantic dragon-shaped Nobody patrols the expanse. The outset surface area inside the door is The World of Nothing—End'south Kickoff, a passageway resembling the Night City where skyscrapers suddenly erupt from the ground in order to repel Sora. A strange blackness-and-white tunnel leads from this room to a platform looking out on the gigantic Nobody that Xemnas is riding. From at that place, Sora tin climb falling skyscraper to walkways surrounding the lower cannons of the Nobody, The Globe of Zero—Twin Cannons. One time he destroys those, Sora swings his manner upwardly to the transport's Energy Core, which is kept in a room appropriately named The Globe of Nothing—Energy Core. After disabling the ship'due south free energy core, he makes it up The Earth of Nothing—Xemnas's Throne Room, where Xemnas sits in his Keyblade Armor, enthroned atop the dragon Nobody's caput in a chamber equipped with the weapons of the defeated Organization members. Later on completely destroying the gigantic Nobody, Sora and Riku are left in The Earth of Nothing, a nearly-empty void of shifting greys and whites where Xemnas makes his last try to destroy them. He fails, however, and the boys are deposited at the Night Margin.

Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Altitude

In Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Driblet Altitude, Sora visits a dream of a dream of the Globe that Never Was, which appears similar to the World of Nothing within Kingdom Hearts in Kingdom Hearts Ii.

Avenue to Dreams

The Avenue to Dreams is a large urban area commencement with an enclosed aisle featuring a save betoken and a Moogle hologram. Up a long flight of stairs lays a slice of destroyed building, blocking the path into the city that must exist scaled to accelerate. Across is an area of twisting alleys surrounded by skyscrapers that can be scaled with Flowmotion. Several buildings are adorned in blueish stripes with a geometric pattern and when stood upon, they raise upward, throwing Sora into the air. Another building has like white stripes and can exist destroyed by using a Reality Shift. Perhaps the nigh notable feature of this area is a stream of blue-green mist that falls from the roof of a massive belfry extremely similar to Memory'south Skyscraper and flows through the streets. Beyond this tower, the pavement is revealed to be floating and broken, away from the rest of the city and leads off into a more urban area.

Contorted Urban center

The Contorted City seems to emerge from a canyon of strange blueish-green rock. Much of the compages here is coated in blue-green mist, many buildings bladder of their own accord, attached to chunks of stone separate from the road, and several shake and swing. The bluish markings announced again on the shaking section that is able to launch Sora skyward. Beyond several overturned buildings, a path of broken pavement and destroyed buildings forms an up spiral. Neon strips and signs on the buildings can be traversed with Flowmotion. In several places, floating buildings marked with ruby-red symbols will hurtle toward Sora and must exist destroyed with a Reality Shift or they volition cause damage.

Nightmarish Abyss

The Nightmarish Abyss features a big open plaza surrounded on 3 sides past skyscrapers, with a crashed truck (identical to the one near Memory's Skyscraper) blocking access to a side-street. The fourth side drops off to an completeness that is spanned by floating skyscrapers laid on their sides, forming a more often than not straight path betwixt two cliff faces and leading toward what appears to exist Memory'south Skyscraper and the Castle that Never Was. Several neon strips appear here that tin be traversed through Flowmotion, as in the Contorted City expanse.

History

358/2 Days

The World that Never Was is likely to have been the headquarters for Organization XIII since its creation, even after the founding of Castle Oblivion as a secondary base. Meetings were held here and members would return here when done with their missions. Up until the fourth dimension of Sora's arrival on this earth, it was a safe haven for Organisation Xiii.

When Roxas abandons the Arrangement, he wanders for a curt time through the streets of the Night Metropolis, peradventure contemplating where to go to first his search for himself. Here, outside one of the many locked stores, Roxas meets with Axel, who tries to end him from leaving, warning him that the Organisation would destroy him were he to leave. Roxas, stating that no 1 would miss him (were he to die), leaves Axel of a sudden behind and moves along the streets to Retentivity's Skyscraper. Axel mutters that he would miss him, before Roxas disappears into the darkness.

A few days later, Roxas returns to the city, hoping to engage Xemnas along with the other Organization Xiii members, but instead he discovers multitudes of Heartless, sent to attack the Keyblade wielder while the Arrangement was non protecting him. Roxas fends off the hordes of Neoshadow Heartless, but realizes he is far outnumbered. It is then that he sees Riku atop the Skyscraper. Roxas throws Oblivion to Riku. Using Roxas' Keyblade, Riku helps him defeat all of the Neoshadows while Roxas used his Oathkeeper.

But, equally before long as the Heartless are defeated, the ii immediately turn on each other. Roxas, having just lost Xion, is angry and hurt. He tells Riku he intends to free Kingdom Hearts and observe Xion, to "get his life back." Riku tells him that past freeing Kingdom Hearts, the "terminal thing he'll become is his life back." He comments on the fact that Roxas tin barely fifty-fifty call back Xion's proper noun, since everyone's memories of her, including Riku's, are already disappearing. Riku, knowing he needs Roxas in order for Sora to wake up, tries to finish him from leaving, and the two duel. Roxas somewhen defeats Riku. In order to subdue Roxas, Riku taps into the darkness in his heart, and uses the dark ability he was holding back to defeat Roxas, resulting in his Riku-Ansem appearance, with the Guardian who resided within his middle. DiZ promptly arrives to observe Riku-Ansem with his hood up, and the two take Roxas dorsum to their clandestine base in Twilight Town.

It should be noted that in Kingdom Hearts 358/two Days, Kingdom Hearts is seen above the castle on Day 94 and gradually gets bigger and bigger until Mean solar day 357, when Roxas and Xion have stopped working for the Arrangement.

Kingdom Hearts II

The Globe that Never Was continued to be used equally a base for the System throughout Kingdom Hearts Two. Although their numbers continued to subtract, they still held meetings in the Castle That Never Was, and plotted a manner to use the Keyblade.

Eventually, Sora arrived in the Nighttime Urban center, with the assistance of the Organization's traitor, Axel. Making their mode through the big amounts of Heartless, Sora, Donald, Goofy and Male monarch Mickey fought to the center of the city, Memory's Skyscraper. Here, Samurai Nobodies appeared from nowhere, and Roxas appeared to Sora, challenging him to a fight. The 2 disappeared from the scene and while Donald and Goofy fought off the Samurai, Sora and Roxas dueled on the Station of Awakening.

After Roxas is defeated, he tells Sora that he'due south a "good other." The group so continued on to the Castle that Never Was. They made their style through the many levels of the castle, meeting upwardly with Riku and Kairi, and finishing off the remaining members of the Organisation.

He then meets Ansem the Wise on one of the upper floors of the castle, who reveals that he was going to use a machine to transform Kingdom Hearts into information, but because of the fact that hearts are unpredictable, Ansem the Wise's mechanism overloaded and exploded, sending him to the Realm of Darkness and also destroying many of his memories. The nail also destroyed the Riku-Ansem appearance, returning Riku to his original form. The party made their way to the summit floor and finally defeated Xemnas.

During the all-encompassing final battle with "The Superior," much of the Dark City and the Castle That Never Was was destroyed. Chunks of building were ripped upwardly and thrown at Sora and Riku, and the main tower of the Castle collapsed.

Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance

Sora'south Side

Oh... Thank you, Sora'due south heart, for pushing him correct into our clutches. Aren't hearts slap-up? Steer us wrong every fourth dimension.

Xigbar to Sora

Though non actually a world in deep slumber, the New Organisation orchestrated Sora's arrival to the World That Never Was through Immature Xehanort. Sora arrives in the world before Retentiveness's Skyscraper, immediately realizing where his final dive has brought him. He begins to wonder aloud whether the System's world is too sleeping, but presently dismisses the idea after counting the Keyholes which has already found and unlocked. His confusion just grows when he realizes that he must be awake again, but his ultimate destination is unusual. After a mysterious introduction, Sora encounters Xigbar, who attempts to shoot an arrow at him, but fails, earlier jumping down to face Sora. Xigbar explains that it is those whom he has been working alongside that orchestrated his revised itinerary to the Dark City; he as well explains the basic concepts of travel through time to Sora, and relates them to 'Mr. Robe Guy'. Sora finds the concept ridiculous, merely soon accepts the idea when Xigbar comments that Sora is wearing the same clothes at that present moment as he had been in the Sleeping Worlds. Sora draws his Keyblade in anger, only Xigbar disappears suddenly, before reappearing above Sora. He shoots twelve arrows in a circle around Sora which manifest into Immature Xehanort and the other members of the new Organization, before the boy falls once over again into a deep sleep.

Xion appears earlier Sora.

Within a dream version of the world, finding himself in his previous outfit, Sora sees Naminé, who looks towards Sora, before running away. Sora follows the Nobody, and grasps her hand to bring her to a halt. Naminé then transforms into Xion, a girl that Sora does not recognize. A solitary tear runs down Sora'due south cheek, bear witness of the hurting felt past Roxas inside him. Xion so pulls the hood of her cloak over her head, and runs away, before disappearing. During this time, Riku can be heard urging Sora to wake up. After some time, Sora then crosses paths with Roxas, and they have a chat regarding the Nobody'due south ties to him, earlier Roxas transfers all of his painful memories into his Somebody and disappears. Sora is left lone, having again transformed back into the outfit which he wore during his travels in the Sleeping Worlds. He later on comes beyond Kairi and Riku, who briefly transform into Aqua and Terra as Sora, briefly transforms into Ventus himself. Both Aqua and Terra speak Ventus's name, earlier holding out a manus each toward Sora. Sora, still appearing as Ventus, attempts for a brief moment to squeeze the outstretched hands, but to no avail. The 2 then walk away, one time again becoming Kairi and Riku. Sora makes an attempt to follow them, but finds himself being slowed, every bit Riku continues to urge him to awaken.

Somewhen, having been teleported to some other function of the world beyond the Nightmarish Abyss, Sora comes to and meets Xigbar again. Sora asks him whether the things that he had just seen were placed into his head, to which Xigbar responds in the negative, explaining that they are unable to identify things in peoples' heads. Xigbar then taunts Sora about his center, and finishes with a sarcastic comment most Sora's heart having led him wrong. This subsequently causes Sora to hypothesize that the Nobodies of Organization XIII each had hearts of their ain. Xigbar confirms this, and Xemnas and then arrives to explicate the truth that Nobodies do go their ain beings over time. He elaborates that through the experiments on Heartless, which his Somebody had conducted in Radiant Garden to command the mind in an try to convince it to renounce its sense of self, they had discovered that though a heart could exist banished from its trunk, the trunk would try to replace information technology at the first opportunity. Sora and then questions their motives behind hiding the truth from the remainder of the Organisation, at which point Xigbar reveals the true purpose of Arrangement XIII, and that his original self, Braig, had undergone the process of becoming a clone of Xehanort. At this point, Xemnas stipulates that the majority of the members chosen for the original Organization XIII had been inadequate, for multiple reasons. Sora becomes more than aggressive toward Xigbar and Xemnas, hit a nerve in the former by stating proudly that, "My friends are my power and I'thousand theirs!" regardless of if is only borrowing their strength. An annoyed Xigbar leaves Xemnas to deal with Sora. Later on a fight with Xemnas, Sora collapses on the ground out of burnout. Immature Xehanort appears and reveals that they had been able to runway Sora's movements from the offset of his Mark of Mastery exam because of the presence of the Recusant's Sigil on the boy'south chest. As Sora held no resistance to the darkness, the youth'due south apparel embraced the darkness in his centre and ultimately gave the Organization command over him. After Young Xehanort had explained the part that he had to play in the events leading up to that betoken, and also his plan to render to his own time, Sora falls into a nighttime slumber. Young Xehanort then takes the asleep boy to the Castle that Never Was's Where Null Gathers.

Riku'southward Side

Riku lands in the World That Never Was and, after traveling through the castle itself, finds Sora encased in a floating bubble surrounded by darkness. Taking Sora's mitt and shaking it, he tries to awaken his friend, but to no avail. At this point, the swirls of darkness encasing the bubble extend outwards from it and form the Anti Black Coat Nightmare. Riku is forced to fight this Dream Eater, and presently defeats it. Later the fight has concluded, Riku speaks to Sora, instructing him not to hunt the dreams. The bubble, and its cargo, and then disappear, and Riku is shown the contents of Sora'southward dreams. He voices aloud his questions regarding the dreams, and also why his friend is unable to wake from them. To Riku'south surprise, he is answered by "Ansem", the vox of whom he immediately recognizes. Ansem explains that once someone has fallen into the chasm of dreams, no matter how many Nightmares are consumed, it is impossible to wake the person. He likewise describes how Riku has been inside Sora's dreams for the unabridged duration of their time in the Sleeping Worlds. Riku is and then dragged downwards into the darkness.

Lea, standing upon a throne in Where Zip Gathers, having rescued Sora.

After defeating Ansem, with Sora's Dream Eaters aiding him, Riku makes his way to the Castle That Never Was and finds the unconscious Sora sitting on Roxas'due south throne inside the Where Cipher Gathers. When he runs to Sora, Young Xehanort appears and knocks him back into the centre of the room. Riku and Young Xehanort hash out Sora'southward condition and his role in forthcoming events. Mickey and then arrives, freezing fourth dimension in the whole room and halting the actions of anybody within, save Riku and himself, using Stopza. But soon, Young Xehanort, who has ability over time, manages to resist the spell and hits Mickey, throwing him to the other side of room. He then challenges Riku to a fight. After the fight ends, Stopza wears off. The room'southward thrones are starting to make full with hooded figures, including Xemnas, Ansem and Xigbar. On the highest throne, the darkness creates a effigy, which is no one other than Master Xehanort himself. He explains his plans to create χ-blade and offset a new Keyblade War, by means of the Vii Guardians of Lite, and Thirteen Seekers of Darkness. He then makes Sora's throne ascension upwards and summons his Keyblade to make the youth the last fellow member of the his new Organization past implanting his middle within the boy. Mickey tries to achieve Sora, merely is stopped by Xemnas, while "Ansem" similarly restrains Riku. Master Xehanort attempts the process, but Lea manages to cake the attack and saves Sora. Then, Isa attacks Lea. Ansem's Guardian grabs Riku and Mickey, at which betoken Donald and Goofy announced to salve them. Afterwards a brusk concluding spoken communication, Master Xehanort's new Organisation XIII then disappear. Riku and the others then return to the Mysterious Tower with Sora.

Kingdom Hearts 3

The World That Never Was appears in various flashbacks when Riku and Mickey remember their encounter with Xehanort at Where Nada Gathers.

Treasures

Kingdom Hearts II

Type	Items Constitute	Locations	Notes
Power-Ups	AP Boost x 2	Fragment Crossing	When entering from the Aisle to Between, follow the path to the end of the black road and into the area with the wires in the ground. The chest is on a ledge opposite the entrance into this surface area.
		Memory's Skyscraper	In the Northeast corner of the map, in front of an overturned truck.
Synthesis	Mythril Crystal ten 2	Fragment Crossing	When entering from the Aisle to Between, follow the path to find the chest in a corner.
		Retention's Skyscraper	Confronting the wall West of the skyscraper.
	Mythril Rock x ii	Fragment Crossing	When entering from the Alley to Between, follow the path to find the chest in a corner.
		Memory'south Skyscraper	To the left of the entrance to The Brink of Despair.
	Orichalcum	Fragment Crossing	When entering from the Alley to Between, follow the path to the terminate of the black road and into the area with the wires in the basis. The chest is on a ledge to the left of the entrance into this surface area.
	Orichalcum+	The Brink of Despair	On a ledge in the Northwestern corner of the map.
Maps	Dark City Map	The Brink of Despair	Abreast the Moogle'due south Store.

Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance

No.	Advantage	Location
1	Shield Cookie 3	Avenue to Dreams - East, Building Roof
2	Dulcet Fancy	Artery to Dreams - Due south, Building Roof
3	Savage Fantasy	Avenue to Dreams - W, Edifice Roof
4	Salvation	Artery to Dreams - Southward, Xanthous/Crimson Building Roof
five	Elixir	Avenue to Dreams - Northwest
6	Dream Candy	Avenue to Dreams - Northwest, South Side
7	Water Barrel	Artery to Dreams - East, Center, Step
8	Drak Quack Recipe	Avenue to Dreams - North, Center
9	Elixir	Contorted City - Near Kickoff, N Side
10	Block-it Chocolate 3	Contorted Urban center - Outset
11	Shield Cookie 3	Contorted City - Beginning of Loop
12	Confetti Candy 3	Contorted Metropolis - Beginning of Loop
xiii	Wondrous Fantasy	Contorted City - Midsection of Loop
xiv	Ice Dream Cone 3	Contorted City - Cease of Loop
15	Ars Arcanum	Contorted City - Beginning, North Side

No.	Reward	Location
1	Dream Processed	Delusive First, South
2	Curaga	Delusive Showtime, Bottom Center
iii	Doubleflight	Delusive Showtime, Bottom Center
4	Elixir	Delusive Beginning, Eastward
v	Elixir	Delusive Beginning - Northwest, Track
6	Confetti Candy 3	Delusive Outset - Northwest, Rail
seven	Dulcet Fantasy	Delusive Kickoff - East
8	Night Splicer	Delusive Beginning - Due east, Upper Area
nine	Dream Candy	Delusive Beginning - Northward
ten	Elixir	Delusive Beginning - Northwest, Upper Area
11	Keeba Tiger Recipe	Delusive Kickoff - Northwest, Upper Area
12	Water ice Dream Cone 3	Walk of Delusions - East
thirteen	Drop-Me-Not	Walk of Delusions - Westward
14	Lofty Fantasy	Walk of Delusions, Heart, Staircase
15	Spark Raid	Fact within Fiction - South of Heart, Upper Area
16	Intrepid Fantasy	Fact within Fiction - Eye
17	Royal Cake	Fact within Fiction, North of Eye
eighteen	Cake-information technology Chocolate 3	Fact within Fiction, Northwest
19	Mega-Potion	Fact within Fiction, Northeast
twenty	Balloon	Fact within Fiction, Due south of Center
21	Elixir	Fact within Fiction, Heart
22	Elixir	Verge of Chaos, North
23	Skelterwild Recipe	Verge of Chaos - Due south, Fourth Flooring
24	Treasure Goggles	Verge of Chaos - North, Second Flooring
25	Wondrous Fantasy	Verge of Chaos - N, Third Flooring
26	Paint Gun: Black x10	Verge of Chaos, South
27	Shield Cookie iii	Verge of Chaos - North, Peak Flooring
28	Elixir	Verge of Chaos - Due north, Top Floor

Puzzle Pieces

Puzzle	Pieces Plant	Locations	Notes
Twilight	#35	Retention'due south Skyscraper

Trivia

• Interestingly, the boxart of Kingdom Hearts shows a scene with the younger versions of Kairi, Sora, Riku, Donald, and Goofy sitting on a skyscraper in a globe that bears a resemblance to The World That Never Was, including the Kingdom Hearts moon in the background, although this world didn't actually announced before Kingdom Hearts II. A CG version of this artwork was produced to promote Kingdom Hearts HD 1.v ReMIX, which later revealed the earth to be Traverse Boondocks. The letters "T-R-A-V" are clearly etched in the stone nether Roxas and company.
• The World That Never Was cannot be accessed via the Gummi Transport until after you enter the earth via the Fake Twilight Town.
• Coinciding with The Globe That Never Was being the opposite of the Finish of the World, The World That Never Was seems more industrial while the End of the World seems more naturalistic, which coincides with the fact that Nobodies rely on intelligence while the Heartless rely on instinct.
• It is unknown if Young Xehanort'due south battle arena in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Driblet Distance has any connection to The World That Never Was, despite the similarities.

Gallery

Kingdom Hearts II

The Glider used to destroy the World of Nothing.

Riku using Dark Aureola in the throne room portion of the World of Nothing.

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