They are reflections of the world Riku is in. If you go back to the beginning of the secret ending, then you might notice something when Sora wakes up, the reflections in the rain puddles are not depicting the world that Sora is in. One is red, one is blue, and this may have more meaning that we think… There’s another point I want to get to, but I’ll do that in a minute… One more thing you can see here that Yozora has two different colored eyes.

This was really huge for me, and I didn’t even notice until like, the third watch when my sister pointed it out. If you listen, as Riku walks down the sidewalk, not noticing that Yozora is watching him, the music turns into a very clear mix of Dearly Beloved and Somnus, the main theme of Final Fantasy 15. Well, now Versus 13 can live as Verum Rex in Kingdom Hearts! But…what meaning does this actually have? Well, from the looks of it, the connections to Final Fantasy 15 might still be there. Well, stuff happened and Square Enix decided it would be best to hand the game over to Hajime Tabata, and the game was turned into Final Fantasy 15. A LLLOOONNGG time ago, Nomura was working on a game called Versus 13. Actually, that trailer almost existed in our world. Back to Yozora, which the secret ending was named after, as I said before you should recognize him from a trailer in Toy Box World. He’s the director for both Kingdom Hearts and The World Ends With You, and another game that I’ll talk about in a minute. How could we ever imagine that he wasn’t kidding? And this may make me rant again, because I really admire Tetsuya Nomura’s abilities to plan far ahead. Anyway, before Neku and Sora part, Neku tells him, “See you in Shibuya”. In fact, that’s what made me want to get The World Ends With You, since the characters – particularly Joshua – were so intriguing.

And you want to know something? ALLLL the way back in Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance, there was a crossover between these two games. So basically, if Sora died trying to save Kairi, then now he must play the Reaper’s Game to return to his world. They must play the game in order to get a second chance of living. In The World Ends With You a young teenager named Neku and some other teens end up getting trapped in the Reaper’s Game after dying in the real world. If you played The World Ends With You, then you know this: if Sora is there, he has to be dead. Where do I even start? Well, perhaps I should explain the whole deal with Shibuya. Elsewhere, a black-hooded figure stands on a skyscraper and puts his hands into the shape of a heart over the moon.

Yozora, which you might recognize from the video game trailer back in Toy Box World, watches from on top of a building. As the two of them wander around their two different worlds, someone is watching Riku. Riku is standing in front of the Metropolitan Government building in Shinjuku City, Japan.

Next up, Riku wakes up in a different place, and we can tell from his surroundings that he is in a real life location as well. We know immediately that this is the exact location because of the 104 Building, which in real life it is the 109 Building. Going further into this, it’s also the main location of the game, The World Ends With You, which I had actually beaten a few weeks before I beat Kingdom Hearts III back in March. The location he’s in is actually Shibuya, Japan.

Sora wakes up in puddle of rain in the middle of a familiar street. And the music…that beginning music send chills down my back. Before I talk more about that, let’s breakdown what’s happening here. Hey again! I’m back to do my best to explain Kingdom Hearts III’s secret ending! Before we begin, how about we watch it real quick? I’ve already watched it like, a thousand times, but I’m up for another watch!… (Also, this post will contain spoilers for not just Kingdom Hearts, but other games as well…you’ll see what I mean in a minute.)įirst of all, this secret ending it titled “Yozora”, which means “Night Sky”.

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