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Lore Dive · Kingdom Hearts

The faces of the first journey.

Original and Final Mix character records, with authentic KH1-era artwork.

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Original PlayStation 2 release

40 character records with verified KH1-era art. Regional encounters and alternate forms remain outside this batch.

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Pluto

Pluto — KH1 journal portrait (shared KH1 / Final Mix artwork)
KH1 journal portrait · shared KH1 / Final Mix artworkOriginal game artwork · Copyrighted game art

Mickey’s faithful dog shares a strong bond of loyalty with his master.

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Partial coverage: 40 unique KH1 characters with 40 KH1-era images shared across original and Final Mix records. Edition appearances are not counted as extra characters. Nine opening characters are visible by default; later appearances and revelations stay protected. Other residents, summons, alternate forms, Final Mix exclusive encounters, port-specific image variants and full biographies remain unpopulated.

Your equipment

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74 Keyblade renders and 21 attack-card choices, plus your normal cursor.

Games follow verified appearances. Shared blades use their labeled art edition. Catalogs are partial.

Current: Kingdom Key

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Game assets: 41 locally extracted Steam HD KH1/KHII mesh representations and 17 native HD Re:CoM cards; 37 additional imported game-art choices retain their labeled editions. Imported art is not described as locally extracted. Game art belongs to its respective rights holders.