Making of - Kingdom Hearts 2002 [Behind the Scenes] English Version HD A Video Game 0:00 Language: English, Japanese March 28, 2002 Developers: Square, Disney Interactive Studios Sora, Riku, and Kairi ponder if other worlds exist. Sora, Donald, and Goofy decide to search worlds for Mickey, Riku, and Kairi. Riku, possessed by Ansem showing Maleficent the Keyblade of heart. Ansem talks about his views on darkness to Sora on Destiny Islands. Sora promises Kairi that he will return to her.
I always felt like KHII didn’t have as much of the “Disney Magic” as the first game did, and this is one of the main reasons why, in addition to an overall lack of quirkiness and more emphasis on technology. Just compare Traverse Town and Twilight Town.
@@artificialoutput True... kinda wish that the designs of Dream Eaters and Nightmares were less anthropomorphic, and more Lovecraftian dream nightmares haha
@@Some_Dude319 Late to the party. But try 12:23. Shimomura is also the composer for the _Street Fighter_ series. She's the reason why Guile's Theme goes with everything.
I wish I can look up the history of the development. Especially the story. Kingdom Hearts is an okay Idea, and the gameplay is fun, but anyone saying that Kingdom heart's story is "ground breaking" needs to go to a library and read some books.
@@Celestialbeing21 I mean it is entertaining especially with the 'The Lost Master Arc' and Back Cover, Union X, Dark Road etc. Especially now that we have youtubers who can break down the story so regular ppl can understand it.
14:08 - "There are always hints hidden somewhere in the game. I personally don't like including conversation that is totally irrelevant to the story or interrupts the flow of the game." "The snowstorm can't get us here." "I betcha there's a lucky emblem here." "This might be a good spot to find some ingredients."
There has never been a truer statement published online than Arin Hanson tweeting out _I will never grow tired of Donald Duck slowly and carefully navigating through the phrase “this might be a good spot to find some ingredients”_
The series is now legal on this day March 27th 2020, (it’s the 28th in Japan at the time) Happy 18th Anniversary to this Legendary series, it’s still hard to believe that this game exists all because of a Elevator Ride and the fact that it was inspired from Super Mario 64, also #Sora4Smash
I Still Remember The Day Me and My bestfriend Being At Blockbuster Finding This Game Picking Up the Case for the First time And Us just being Completely blown away By the Cover And Beautiful Art style it became our Favorite Game For years We spent Hours, Days, Weeks, playing this game Trying To 100% This game I miss My childhood It seems like yesterday Where does the Time Go?
Interesting Making Of, but they are not quite honest about who were the first to produce animated films. They say it were Disney this is not true. The first animated film is from 1906 "Houmorous Phases of Funny Faces" by J. Stuart Blackton, It is a short film and you can find it on youtube. The first feature length animated film is "El Apóstol" 1917 animated by Quirino Cristiani. These were all silent films. So one might think that Diseney made the first animated film with synchronized sound, but naw that is not true either. It were Dave and Max Fleischer (who would establish Fleischer Studios, Inc. in 1933) with "My Old Kentucky Home" published by Red Seal Pictures in 1926 about two years before Walt Disney's "Steamboat Willie". These two films are also on youtube, if anyone is interested in animated film history.
I mean... it’s everything that corporate Disney stands against. They care way too much about brand management, and they prefer unimaginative, safe projects to anything that would mess with the status quo of the properties. They would 100% cancel the series of it didn’t make fucktons of money for them.
@@xww6849 yeah.. disney makes nice stuff but they have their ways of business. I understand its complicated and Nomura said one of the hardest things is that Disney changes employees and policies so much that its hard to streamline anything
@@eggintheshell9801 After KH2 in my opinion disney just became a ball and chain on the ankle of kingdom hearts. You can see it clear as day in kh3 wayyyyy to much power in the relationship on disneys side. Barley any original story telling in the worlds + ridiculous additions like attraction flow. The story should have continued down a different path and left disney behind if it were to succeed in the current climate
Well, Kairi isn't a princess either, but she is a princess of heart. Being an actual princess seems to have no bearing on who a princess of heart is. It just so happens that most of them are actual princesses as well
@@wolke3774 I suppose she could be? There've been weirder twists, but that would make Ansem the Wise her dad, which there's been no indication of throughout the entire series thus far
It's because the developers had a hard time explaining how Ariel would be able to survive on land as Ursula had already been defeated at that point and there were no cutscenes showing that she got legs. So, as a result, they replaced her with Alice.
The idea that the Heartless come from a world of scant resources and invade Disney worlds to take their magic, happiness and goodness sounds really cool and is not at all conveyed in the game. It's all just reduced to edgy talk of light and darkness.
I was thinking the same... and how on the other hand it just barely scratches the surface of where this series and its story went. Kinda crazy to watch.
@@panterxbeats I would say this was an early draft idea that they retconned or ditched for the current lore. Current lore is... a mess. This initial idea is a lot more interesting.
@@mrbabluep The lab born ones are created by removing people's hearts iirc. It's been a little bit since I last played the game but I'm pretty sure this was explained in Ansem's notes. But even so, it's kind of vague that heartless are born from darkness but also from hearts but they also consume hearts? It honestly reeks of a ton of ad hoc worldbuilding.
Idk... But i am glad nomura choose donald and goody as party member for sora... If he choose mickey, i think KH will feel different and not big right now ... ~
Wait Disney was the one that brought up the idea and came to Square Enix?! I had no idea all these years and would never would have thought that would happen!
I feel so stupid for not subscribing to PlayStation Underground, they seemed to always have more stuff on their demo discs than the U.S. PlayStation Magazine demos.
It's the location that gave all three of the characters the impetus and drive to explore the world. Their world is so limited that they're naturally compelled to seek out other worlds. This allows Riku to fully embrace wherever he's headed no matter the costs. It's also a link to the door to darkness, which Ansem explicitly states in KH1. So yeah, it's important to the story.
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Making of - Kingdom Hearts 2002 [Behind the Scenes] English Version HD A Video Game 0:00
Language: English, Japanese
March 28, 2002
Developers: Square, Disney Interactive Studios
Sora, Riku, and Kairi ponder if other worlds exist.
Sora, Donald, and Goofy decide to search worlds for Mickey, Riku, and Kairi.
Riku, possessed by Ansem showing Maleficent the Keyblade of heart.
Ansem talks about his views on darkness to Sora on Destiny Islands.
Sora promises Kairi that he will return to her.
Nomura: 'I might have some good ideas'
Everyone else: Ok we believe you.
Looking back, KH1 has some of the most vibrant colour schemes out most later titles in the series.
I always felt like KHII didn’t have as much of the “Disney Magic” as the first game did, and this is one of the main reasons why, in addition to an overall lack of quirkiness and more emphasis on technology. Just compare Traverse Town and Twilight Town.
@@artificialoutput True... kinda wish that the designs of Dream Eaters and Nightmares were less anthropomorphic, and more Lovecraftian dream nightmares haha
It also had the best story. It was simple....
.... and clean
Yoko Shimomura is a legend
A goddess
Is he the creator of the game?
@@Some_Dude319 She's the one that composed the game's soundtrack
@@Some_Dude319 Late to the party. But try 12:23.
Shimomura is also the composer for the _Street Fighter_ series. She's the reason why Guile's Theme goes with everything.
Nomura: "I don't like adding conversations that are irrelevant to the game"
Everyone else: "...right, yes, of course"
I wish I can look up the history of the development.
Especially the story. Kingdom Hearts is an okay Idea, and the gameplay is fun, but anyone saying that Kingdom heart's story is "ground breaking" needs to go to a library and read some books.
Coded breaks that rule
@@Celestialbeing21 I mean it is entertaining especially with the 'The Lost Master Arc' and Back Cover, Union X, Dark Road etc. Especially now that we have youtubers who can break down the story so regular ppl can understand it.
"Donald can have a stick but no swords,"
"KH3 SPOILERS*
*ZETTAFLARE*
Staff people it's a staff!
Ooh boy, this is a trip to watch nowadays!
14:08 - "There are always hints hidden somewhere in the game. I personally don't like including conversation that is totally irrelevant to the story or interrupts the flow of the game."
"The snowstorm can't get us here."
"I betcha there's a lucky emblem here."
"This might be a good spot to find some ingredients."
There has never been a truer statement published online than Arin Hanson tweeting out
_I will never grow tired of Donald Duck slowly and carefully navigating through the phrase “this might be a good spot to find some ingredients”_
Who would’ve thought this little island boy had another heart resting inside him
Try triple bypass
if only you knew that this is esoteric (hidden truth) in plain sight - astrology-
The series is now legal on this day March 27th 2020, (it’s the 28th in Japan at the time) Happy 18th Anniversary to this Legendary series, it’s still hard to believe that this game exists all because of a Elevator Ride and the fact that it was inspired from Super Mario 64, also #Sora4Smash
Brandon Williams KH can drive in Europe now
Well Sora made it to Smash 😂
Tetsuya Nomora did a fabulous job with this game.
Wow Nomura looks so young. We as a fan base probably aged him quickly 😂
Quite handsome
"Only for the PlayStation 2"
- Guy Who Had No Idea
Until Chain of Memories on the GBA
Then PSP, then DS, mobile, then finally Xbox...
Kanden
and now Switch :)
@@kanden27 You forgot 3DS.
You guys forgot that one android game 😂
Beginning of a legend 🔥
FINALLY!! I’ve been looking for some developer interviews on Kingdom Hearts 2. This game seems to have a ghostly development history haha
Dude where did you get all of these docs? 😃😃
Im genuinely impressed
Playstation Underground, a video magazine.
I loved Disney movies as a kid and I still enjoy kingdom hearts as an adult. Such an amazing idea for a game
It's weird after all this time I think KH 1 might be my favorite one. .
I Still Remember The Day Me and My bestfriend Being At Blockbuster Finding This Game Picking Up the Case for the First time And Us just being Completely blown away By the Cover And Beautiful Art style it became our Favorite Game For years We spent Hours, Days, Weeks, playing this game Trying To 100% This game I miss My childhood It seems like yesterday Where does the Time Go?
Interesting Making Of, but they are not quite honest about who were the first to produce animated films. They say it were Disney this is not true. The first animated film is from 1906 "Houmorous Phases of Funny Faces" by J. Stuart Blackton, It is a short film and you can find it on youtube. The first feature length animated film is "El Apóstol" 1917 animated by Quirino Cristiani. These were all silent films. So one might think that Diseney made the first animated film with synchronized sound, but naw that is not true either. It were Dave and Max Fleischer (who would establish Fleischer Studios, Inc. in 1933) with "My Old Kentucky Home" published by Red Seal Pictures in 1926 about two years before Walt Disney's "Steamboat Willie". These two films are also on youtube, if anyone is interested in animated film history.
Incredible
But he is the one who brought animated feature films at cinema with cels, he set a standard
I wonder if that cardboard cutout of Sora is still around.
I wish kh had more push from disney. Its super popular in japan but i feel like the way they handled it in america made it a lot less magical
I mean... it’s everything that corporate Disney stands against. They care way too much about brand management, and they prefer unimaginative, safe projects to anything that would mess with the status quo of the properties.
They would 100% cancel the series of it didn’t make fucktons of money for them.
@@xww6849 yeah.. disney makes nice stuff but they have their ways of business. I understand its complicated and Nomura said one of the hardest things is that Disney changes employees and policies so much that its hard to streamline anything
Plus they probably have have little faith in it as a series :/
@@eggintheshell9801 After KH2 in my opinion disney just became a ball and chain on the ankle of kingdom hearts. You can see it clear as day in kh3 wayyyyy to much power in the relationship on disneys side. Barley any original story telling in the worlds + ridiculous additions like attraction flow. The story should have continued down a different path and left disney behind if it were to succeed in the current climate
Man still love kingdom hearts this is my childhood/teenhood! LOL
Cara, tu é uma lenda por achar essas jóias.
I just don’t understand why Alice was kidnapped as a “Princess” but isn’t, but Ariel WASNT and IS a princess.
Well, Kairi isn't a princess either, but she is a princess of heart. Being an actual princess seems to have no bearing on who a princess of heart is. It just so happens that most of them are actual princesses as well
@@mikerice868 eh how do you know she is not a princess (coming from Radiant Garden)?
@@wolke3774 I suppose she could be? There've been weirder twists, but that would make Ansem the Wise her dad, which there's been no indication of throughout the entire series thus far
I think this was a dev issue or a story issue... There was a problem with one of them coming first and story pacing.
It's because the developers had a hard time explaining how Ariel would be able to survive on land as Ursula had already been defeated at that point and there were no cutscenes showing that she got legs. So, as a result, they replaced her with Alice.
Who knew that the main character of Kingdom Hearts would be fighting against Mario and other Nintendo/3rd party characters in Smash in like 19 years
I sense a rematch between Cloud and Sephiroth along with a rivalry with Joker
One of my favorite games of all time
Off topic but nomura is a handsome guy. It’s not fair to be handsome and a genius at the same time
I wouldn't call Nomura a genius lmfao
I’m sorry but I laughed at “Donal-do”
The idea that the Heartless come from a world of scant resources and invade Disney worlds to take their magic, happiness and goodness sounds really cool and is not at all conveyed in the game. It's all just reduced to edgy talk of light and darkness.
I was thinking the same... and how on the other hand it just barely scratches the surface of where this series and its story went. Kinda crazy to watch.
Yeah that point surprised me too
It actually contradicts the role - they're either born of people or created in Ansem's lab
@@panterxbeats I would say this was an early draft idea that they retconned or ditched for the current lore. Current lore is... a mess. This initial idea is a lot more interesting.
@@mrbabluep The lab born ones are created by removing people's hearts iirc. It's been a little bit since I last played the game but I'm pretty sure this was explained in Ansem's notes. But even so, it's kind of vague that heartless are born from darkness but also from hearts but they also consume hearts? It honestly reeks of a ton of ad hoc worldbuilding.
All-time favourite game
Idk... But i am glad nomura choose donald and goody as party member for sora... If he choose mickey, i think KH will feel different and not big right now ... ~
Wait Disney was the one that brought up the idea and came to Square Enix?! I had no idea all these years and would never would have thought that would happen!
I read "Wait Disney" as "Walt Disney" by accident XD
Other way around,
I feel so stupid for not subscribing to PlayStation Underground, they seemed to always have more stuff on their demo discs than the U.S. PlayStation Magazine demos.
The best multiverse
0:32 DUDE HE LOOKS SO YOUNG
“He makes use of a ship that’s not like anything you’ve seen before.” - Sony fanboy who never played Star Fox
Fox doesn't pilot Lego blocks
Actually it does. Most airfield games doesn't have ship building untill kh came.
14:10 really now
too bad KH3 doesn't reflect the passion. Not the same teams.
Loved this game. My first legit rpg
Imagine if they remake KH1 with KH3 graphics
It would look amazing but it would change the vibe of the game heavily
And I don’t know if it’s in a good way
@@obeythemugglet5359yea it would change the nostalgic feeling to it
This was its humble beginnings. The one that started it all. The series grew into a fine franchise. Until KHIII ruined it all. I blame Nomura.
Elaborate on how KH3 "ruined" it, please?
Union X runined Kingdom Hearts, 3 was a symptom not the cause.
Runescape music
Wait, what? Destiny Islands being important to the story of KH1? Hahahahahahahaha!
It is though.
@@greendaleforever Barely. It's just a starting point for 3 of the characters.
@@Scsigs its also important to yougn xehanort and bbs trio so it is important
@@thn4296 Doesn't apply to KH1's story, though.
It's the location that gave all three of the characters the impetus and drive to explore the world. Their world is so limited that they're naturally compelled to seek out other worlds. This allows Riku to fully embrace wherever he's headed no matter the costs. It's also a link to the door to darkness, which Ansem explicitly states in KH1.
So yeah, it's important to the story.