Kingdom Hearts is now soon going to be seen on your screen in the form of an anime series. Disney at D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event They’ve made a big announcement, revealing that an original anime series based on the video game franchise will soon be released on Disney Channel and Disney+. This is good news for players who have been exploring it for decades.
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Big revelation at the D23 event
Anaheim Convention Center Actor Benjamin Bratt announced the series during the Disney Entertainment Showcase in 2017. While the official title hasn’t been revealed yet, it’s reportedly going by the name “Kingdom Hearts”. A teaser image was also shared for the occasion, showing a character with black hair, a fur-lined leather outfit, and a black-and-silver Keyblade. It’s unclear if this character is Sora or a new face.
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Who created this series?
The anime series is being developed in collaboration with the game’s creator, Tetsuya Nomura, and the creative team at Square Enix. They hope to add a true Kingdom Hearts experience. President of Disney Kids & Family Ayo Davis said in his statement It’s incredibly special for them to bring this unique blend of adventure and fantasy, so dear to gamers’ hearts, to the masses in a completely new way. They also assured that through close collaboration with Nomura, the series will feel completely “Kingdom Hearts.”
New story, old characters
According to a statement from Disney, this series will not only retell the story of the game, but will also expand the Kingdom Hearts universe through an entirely new story, celebrating the characters who have won the hearts of millions of fans worldwide. It’s worth noting that this is the first time “Kingdom Hearts” is being adapted as a TV series or film.
Kingdom Hearts IV is also in the works.
Another news item was revealed at the same event. Benjamin Bratt revealed that he will also be voicing his “Coco” character, Ernesto de la Cruz, in the upcoming video game “Kingdom Hearts IV,” which will be released by Square Enix by the end of 2027.
New addition to Disney’s animation lineup
“Kingdom Hearts” now joins Disney+’s slate of new original animated series, which already includes shows like “Messi and the Giants,” “Warrior Cats,” and “Journey.” This demonstrates Disney’s continued strengthening of its animated content.
What is not clear yet?
Disney has not yet revealed any details about the series’ release date, voice cast, or the rest of the creative team. However, it is certain that the series will be available on both Disney Channel and Disney+.
Why is it special for fans?
Let me tell you, this franchise, which follows Sora, Donald, and Goofy through various Disney worlds, is known for its unique art style, where an anime hero blends with classic Disney characters. The anime format could showcase this unique blend even better, which is why fans are so excited about this announcement.
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