Nomura specifically refers to this city as “Tokyo,” and claims that “Shibuya is part of Quadratum.” This place that looks a lot like Shibuya’s Tokyo isn’t just inspired by it, but it’s seemingly an actual depiction of it. It seems like a key theme of Kingdom Hearts 4 will be testing what it looks like for Sora and his friends to find themselves in the real world. In an interview with Director Tetsuya Nomura on Famitsu, as translated by VideoGamesChronicle, he suggests that Sora sees Quadratum as “a fictional world that is different from reality,” while inhabitants of Quadratum see it as reality, and view Sora’s world as the fictional one. It’s essentially our world and looks remarkably like the Shibuya district of Tokyo.
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Kingdom Hearts 4 storyĪll we know about Kingdom Hearts 4’s story is that Sora has found himself in an entirely new world and is currently fighting off the Heartless in the city of Quadratum, which has been hinted at throughout the series before. Considering we saw an enormous hint towards it in the trailer, it's certainly an expected occurence. We can expect "a few Disney worlds in there," but as far as these big differences go, it's my speculation that this game will jump between other properties like Star Wars. Nomura also suggests that Kingdom Hearts 4 "might feel slightly different from previous Kingdom Hearts titles," but also reassured players that it is definitely a "Kingdom Hearts" game. "He's that important to the series," says Nomura. When asked if Kingdom Hearts could evolve beyond Sora, Nomura claimed that "Sora is actually the only real candidate for the main character," going so far as to say that the entries would no longer be numbered if he wasn't present. GameInformer interviewed Tetsuya Nomura about Kingdom Hearts 4, offering plenty of exciting details to discuss.
Kingdom Hearts GameInformer interview with Tetsuya Nomura Otherwise, it'll probably play similarly to its predecessors with a focus on using special abilities attached to your keyblade, summoning Disney and Final Fantasy characters to do super moves, and casting classic spells such as Fira and Watera. After all, Kingdom Hearts 4 is shifting towards a far more realistic aesthetic, so perhaps it’s time to introduce Iron Man’s New York City and Thor’s Midgard. If Square Enix only implemented a couple of Marvel’s worlds per game, they’d have enough content to last them an eternity. Not only does this include the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which boasts dozens upon dozens of worlds that could be implemented over the next few games in the series, but Star Wars is massive. This is a company that now owns the rights to Marvel, Star Wars and 20th Century Fox. It would make sense for the company to introduce these worlds sporadically to give them all a fair chance to shine and allow for future Kingdom Hearts games to introduce them.īut there’s so much more to this than just Disney’s line-up of animated features. Pixar is still pumping out fun films with lovable worlds, including last year’s Luca, and most recently, Turning Red. Regardless, Square Enix has a lot to work with for the future.
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