Yet to be be released Worlds...

[Nocturne]

What are the criteria for what fits?
One basic rule that I go by is that, among all the Disney worlds that exist, I try not to pick worlds that have a similar feel or look to them, for example, The Jungle Book and Tarzan. Visually, they might look a little similar. What I usually do is break down the Disney worlds that are available from all those that are out there, and categorise them. For example, maybe one world takes place near an ocean or water-based environment, one world will take place in modern days, and another world takes place in a natural environment, like woods or a forest. From that, I would list the worlds that might fit into the Kingdom Hearts story.

That's why I didn't add the Black Cauldron, I think It's too similar to Enchanted Kingdom.

I wasn't too sure about Robin Hood, but I added it anyways.

And in all honesty, I know it sounds far-fetched, but I really do see the possibility of Narnia.

[Grass]

Originally Posted by Guardian Soul

That's why I didn't add the Black Cauldron, I think It's too similar to Enchanted Kingdom.

I wasn't too sure about Robin Hood, but I added it anyways.

And in all honesty, I know it sounds far-fetched, but I really do see the possibility of Narnia.

Yeah, it's why I'm depressed. Black Cauldron is similar to several of the worlds, leaving even less of a chance for making it in.

I see Narnia more as a KH3 world, and it might be a bit too similar, but you never know.

[Nocturne]

Originally Posted by Grace Assassin

I see Narnia more as a KH3 world, and it might be a bit too similar, but you never know.

Well I can't see us having a new KH game without one of Nomura's unexpected worlds.

Narnia seems like the best fit, unless you could think of something else... I can't really see anything from Pixar.

[Raz]

Nomura needs to be less persnickety. Who cares about similarity (era-wise)... each world is going to be thoroughly unique no matter what.

And they don't necessarily only release worlds at big "events". Most of the KHII worlds were released in magazines.

[Rainbow]

My friend had told me that they're allowed to use pixar now and they're going to do a Toy Story world where you get shrunk to the size of toys :nahnah:

He could be wrong...that's just what he told me XD

[FINALDISNEY]

i like the worlds in my sig and some other people liked them too

[Grass]

Originally Posted by Rainbow

My friend had told me that they're allowed to use pixar now and they're going to do a Toy Story world where you get shrunk to the size of toys :nahnah:

He could be wrong...that's just what he told me XD

I would prefer them as summons. The only Pixar movies I could see as worlds are The Incredibles and A Bugs Life. The rest would make good summons though, especially Wall-E, Buzz/Woody, and Remy.

But I can't really see any Pixar in BbS.

[Nocturne]

Originally Posted by FINALDISNEY

i like the worlds in my sig and some other people liked them too

I don't like the idea of Gargoyles in KH.

[Chimubar]

i think theres goin 2 b a pocahontas world i cant remember was there a stitci world? i no he was in hollow bastion but i dont remember his world. the could do a world of wen he when he was still in space before he met lilo. just an idea

[Perception╘Truth]

A bug's life world would be cool. And possible with Ven if we stick to him shrinking thing? But I mean, come on, you get to fight with ants and other bugs, that would be bad-ass.

[Raz]

Originally Posted by Guardian Soul

I don't like the idea of Gargoyles in KH.

I agree.
And Stitch is going to appear eventually. It's only a matter of time.
I think The Incredibles, Toy Story, and Bug's Life could work. Not the others, really.
I do hope Remy is a summon, though. Ratatouille is pure cinematic art... <3

[Xaiken]

Alright, the ones in my signature:
City of Miracles: Based on Disney's the Hunchback of Notre Dame, this takes place in three main sections that are divided into more: The streets of Paris, Notre Dame itself, and the underground, including the Court of Miracles. The main part of the plot if it was in kH3 was that Frollo would have started eliminating Gypsies behind the scenes, and, in cut scenes, it's revealed the his lust for Esmerelda and his hatred of the Gypsies turns him into a Heartless. You have to help Quasimodo out of the bell tower, and protect the Gypsies from Frollo's minions, and later; Heartless. Frollo eventually becomes a powerful Heartless boss called the Demonic Judge, a being combining angelic and demonic motifs. It still wears Frollo's hat, but appears like a dark gargoyle combined with an angel. It's weakened by the sound of the bells.

Forest of the Wind: Based on Pocahontas, the plot point bbegins with Heartless becoming a threat to the settleres and the Indians, each thinking that the Heartless are working for the other side. Eventually, war breaks out, and you get to choose a side. At the end, a boss Heartless known as the Plundering Wolf appears. Like a werewolf in appearance, it was attracted to Governor Ratcliffe's greed, and seeks to destroy both Jamestown and the Powhatan tribe. It can change shape from a tall, gangly settler-like Heartless weilding a rather comically oversized blunderbuss and hat into it's large wolf form with Native American-style face paint and eagle wings for ears.

Land of the Northern Lights: Based on Brother bear, Sora and the gang are turned into different animals again; Sora is a bear cub, Goofy is a skinny elk with droopy ears similar to his usual self, and Donald is a Canada Goose. It involves Heartless pursuing Kenai and Koda instead of Kenai's brother, and also the Heartless are seeking the Mountains where the Lights touch the Earth. When they do, a bunch of the heartless mutate into the Thunderbird, a large terrifying vulture like bird with lightning tipped wings.

Atlantis: Of course, they find Atlantis, and part of the level takes place in the Ulysses. The battle with the Leviathan is an interatctive reaction command cutscene, and the real boss, found in Atlantis, is Rourke's Heartless, the Crystal Titan, based on his crystalline form, but with an Atlantean form. It's a bit larger than giant Sark in height, and you have to use reaction commands to jump onto and off of it to reach the head. Rourke's body is seen in the crystal in the center of it's chest.

Wave Islands: After landing and finding Stitch has a family, we see Jumba and Pleakley try to capture him. There are also Heartless on the Island, and Gantu tries to capture Stitch. In the second visit, Experiment 629 is activated. It turns out it's a Heartless Jumba made out of curiosity, and it resembles a Heartless version of Experiment 624's upgraded form seen in Stitch: Experiment 626, but bulkier and even more menacing.

Golden Mountains: One of the few worlds where Heartless have NO connection to the villian, the Golden Mountains are based on the Emperor's New Groove. The final boss is Yzma... As a cat? It's definitely a very crazy and wacky world, where Sora is trying to help Kuzco become human again. The dialogue from Kuzco, Pacha, Yzma, and Kronk are just as zany as the original movie, and, well... It's funny. Like I said, Yzma has NO connection to the Heartless.

Treasure Galaxy: Starting on Montressor Spaceport, the gang meets Jim Hawkins. The RSS legacy sails towards Treasure Planet, and, on the way, events like the Black Hole encounter are seen. John Silver almost becomes a Heartless near the end, and there is a Heartless boss. The other bosses are Scroop and Long John Silver; neither of which are Heartless. Some pirate and alien-like heartless briefly affiliate with the pirates, but are first seen just attacking the Legacy, affiliated only to Cap'n Flint's Heartless, which resembles a giant version of his skeleton combined with some of his treasure, and his ship. It's called the Dark Galleon.

Toontown: There would, of course, be too sections: live action Hollywood, and Toontown. It would be HEAVILY based on Roger Rabbit's own plot, only deviating in that Judge Doom is a Heartless, and the Toon patrol has more than just five members. The five weasels stay as a boss fight, while Heartless are other members of the Toon Patrol. Judge Doom's called the Big Dipper, and is fused with the Dip, creating a blob like creature that only Sora can fight, due to not being a Toon like Roger, Goofy, or Donald. It's appendages are various weapons and it can change shape.

Wisful Hamlet: Pinocchio, once again a puppet, is misled by Honest John, and goes to Pleasure Island. Once ther, the gang discovers Pinocchio has become a lifeless puppet due to something having stolen his heart. A Sora-sized jester-like Heartless appears, called the Puppetmaster. However, the jester is a puppet; the Puppetmaster's TRUE form is a large, sinister pair of hands holding the strings and a cloak that has sleeves that lead to the arms, and a head with antennae similar to a cricket's, making it essentially a giant, evil version of Jiminy Cricket. After it's defeated, Pinocchio becomes a real boy for good.

[E.J.]

I have a good feeling Destiny Islands will be a playable again.

Originally Posted by Mono Morsa

A bug's life world would be cool. And possible with Ven if we stick to him shrinking thing? But I mean, come on, you get to fight with ants and other bugs, that would be bad-ass.

It would be good if sora didnt have a custom change there.

[Rainbow]

Originally Posted by Xaiken

Alright, the ones in my signature:
City of Miracles: Based on Disney's the Hunchback of Notre Dame, this takes place in three main sections that are divided into more: The streets of Paris, Notre Dame itself, and the underground, including the Court of Miracles. The main part of the plot if it was in kH3 was that Frollo would have started eliminating Gypsies behind the scenes, and, in cut scenes, it's revealed the his lust for Esmerelda and his hatred of the Gypsies turns him into a Heartless. You have to help Quasimodo out of the bell tower, and protect the Gypsies from Frollo's minions, and later; Heartless. Frollo eventually becomes a powerful Heartless boss called the Demonic Judge, a being combining angelic and demonic motifs. It still wears Frollo's hat, but appears like a dark gargoyle combined with an angel. It's weakened by the sound of the bells.

Forest of the Wind: Based on Pocahontas, the plot point bbegins with Heartless becoming a threat to the settleres and the Indians, each thinking that the Heartless are working for the other side. Eventually, war breaks out, and you get to choose a side. At the end, a boss Heartless known as the Plundering Wolf appears. Like a werewolf in appearance, it was attracted to Governor Ratcliffe's greed, and seeks to destroy both Jamestown and the Powhatan tribe. It can change shape from a tall, gangly settler-like Heartless weilding a rather comically oversized blunderbuss and hat into it's large wolf form with Native American-style face paint and eagle wings for ears.

Land of the Northern Lights: Based on Brother bear, Sora and the gang are turned into different animals again; Sora is a bear cub, Goofy is a skinny elk with droopy ears similar to his usual self, and Donald is a Canada Goose. It involves Heartless pursuing Kenai and Koda instead of Kenai's brother, and also the Heartless are seeking the Mountains where the Lights touch the Earth. When they do, a bunch of the heartless mutate into the Thunderbird, a large terrifying vulture like bird with lightning tipped wings.

Atlantis: Of course, they find Atlantis, and part of the level takes place in the Ulysses. The battle with the Leviathan is an interatctive reaction command cutscene, and the real boss, found in Atlantis, is Rourke's Heartless, the Crystal Titan, based on his crystalline form, but with an Atlantean form. It's a bit larger than giant Sark in height, and you have to use reaction commands to jump onto and off of it to reach the head. Rourke's body is seen in the crystal in the center of it's chest.

Wave Islands: After landing and finding Stitch has a family, we see Jumba and Pleakley try to capture him. There are also Heartless on the Island, and Gantu tries to capture Stitch. In the second visit, Experiment 629 is activated. It turns out it's a Heartless Jumba made out of curiosity, and it resembles a Heartless version of Experiment 624's upgraded form seen in Stitch: Experiment 626, but bulkier and even more menacing.

Golden Mountains: One of the few worlds where Heartless have NO connection to the villian, the Golden Mountains are based on the Emperor's New Groove. The final boss is Yzma... As a cat? It's definitely a very crazy and wacky world, where Sora is trying to help Kuzco become human again. The dialogue from Kuzco, Pacha, Yzma, and Kronk are just as zany as the original movie, and, well... It's funny. Like I said, Yzma has NO connection to the Heartless.

Treasure Galaxy: Starting on Montressor Spaceport, the gang meets Jim Hawkins. The RSS legacy sails towards Treasure Planet, and, on the way, events like the Black Hole encounter are seen. John Silver almost becomes a Heartless near the end, and there is a Heartless boss. The other bosses are Scroop and Long John Silver; neither of which are Heartless. Some pirate and alien-like heartless briefly affiliate with the pirates, but are first seen just attacking the Legacy, affiliated only to Cap'n Flint's Heartless, which resembles a giant version of his skeleton combined with some of his treasure, and his ship. It's called the Dark Galleon.

Toontown: There would, of course, be too sections: live action Hollywood, and Toontown. It would be HEAVILY based on Roger Rabbit's own plot, only deviating in that Judge Doom is a Heartless, and the Toon patrol has more than just five members. The five weasels stay as a boss fight, while Heartless are other members of the Toon Patrol. Judge Doom's called the Big Dipper, and is fused with the Dip, creating a blob like creature that only Sora can fight, due to not being a Toon like Roger, Goofy, or Donald. It's appendages are various weapons and it can change shape.

Wisful Hamlet: Pinocchio, once again a puppet, is misled by Honest John, and goes to Pleasure Island. Once ther, the gang discovers Pinocchio has become a lifeless puppet due to something having stolen his heart. A Sora-sized jester-like Heartless appears, called the Puppetmaster. However, the jester is a puppet; the Puppetmaster's TRUE form is a large, sinister pair of hands holding the strings and a cloak that has sleeves that lead to the arms, and a head with antennae similar to a cricket's, making it essentially a giant, evil version of Jiminy Cricket. After it's defeated, Pinocchio becomes a real boy for good.

All those ideas sound SO amazing. It makes me excited just thinking about worlds like those!

[FINALDISNEY]

Originally Posted by Xaiken

Alright, the ones in my signature:
City of Miracles: Based on Disney's the Hunchback of Notre Dame, this takes place in three main sections that are divided into more: The streets of Paris, Notre Dame itself, and the underground, including the Court of Miracles. The main part of the plot if it was in kH3 was that Frollo would have started eliminating Gypsies behind the scenes, and, in cut scenes, it's revealed the his lust for Esmerelda and his hatred of the Gypsies turns him into a Heartless. You have to help Quasimodo out of the bell tower, and protect the Gypsies from Frollo's minions, and later; Heartless. Frollo eventually becomes a powerful Heartless boss called the Demonic Judge, a being combining angelic and demonic motifs. It still wears Frollo's hat, but appears like a dark gargoyle combined with an angel. It's weakened by the sound of the bells.

Forest of the Wind: Based on Pocahontas, the plot point bbegins with Heartless becoming a threat to the settleres and the Indians, each thinking that the Heartless are working for the other side. Eventually, war breaks out, and you get to choose a side. At the end, a boss Heartless known as the Plundering Wolf appears. Like a werewolf in appearance, it was attracted to Governor Ratcliffe's greed, and seeks to destroy both Jamestown and the Powhatan tribe. It can change shape from a tall, gangly settler-like Heartless weilding a rather comically oversized blunderbuss and hat into it's large wolf form with Native American-style face paint and eagle wings for ears.

Land of the Northern Lights: Based on Brother bear, Sora and the gang are turned into different animals again; Sora is a bear cub, Goofy is a skinny elk with droopy ears similar to his usual self, and Donald is a Canada Goose. It involves Heartless pursuing Kenai and Koda instead of Kenai's brother, and also the Heartless are seeking the Mountains where the Lights touch the Earth. When they do, a bunch of the heartless mutate into the Thunderbird, a large terrifying vulture like bird with lightning tipped wings.

Atlantis: Of course, they find Atlantis, and part of the level takes place in the Ulysses. The battle with the Leviathan is an interatctive reaction command cutscene, and the real boss, found in Atlantis, is Rourke's Heartless, the Crystal Titan, based on his crystalline form, but with an Atlantean form. It's a bit larger than giant Sark in height, and you have to use reaction commands to jump onto and off of it to reach the head. Rourke's body is seen in the crystal in the center of it's chest.

Wave Islands: After landing and finding Stitch has a family, we see Jumba and Pleakley try to capture him. There are also Heartless on the Island, and Gantu tries to capture Stitch. In the second visit, Experiment 629 is activated. It turns out it's a Heartless Jumba made out of curiosity, and it resembles a Heartless version of Experiment 624's upgraded form seen in Stitch: Experiment 626, but bulkier and even more menacing.

Golden Mountains: One of the few worlds where Heartless have NO connection to the villian, the Golden Mountains are based on the Emperor's New Groove. The final boss is Yzma... As a cat? It's definitely a very crazy and wacky world, where Sora is trying to help Kuzco become human again. The dialogue from Kuzco, Pacha, Yzma, and Kronk are just as zany as the original movie, and, well... It's funny. Like I said, Yzma has NO connection to the Heartless.

Treasure Galaxy: Starting on Montressor Spaceport, the gang meets Jim Hawkins. The RSS legacy sails towards Treasure Planet, and, on the way, events like the Black Hole encounter are seen. John Silver almost becomes a Heartless near the end, and there is a Heartless boss. The other bosses are Scroop and Long John Silver; neither of which are Heartless. Some pirate and alien-like heartless briefly affiliate with the pirates, but are first seen just attacking the Legacy, affiliated only to Cap'n Flint's Heartless, which resembles a giant version of his skeleton combined with some of his treasure, and his ship. It's called the Dark Galleon.

Toontown: There would, of course, be too sections: live action Hollywood, and Toontown. It would be HEAVILY based on Roger Rabbit's own plot, only deviating in that Judge Doom is a Heartless, and the Toon patrol has more than just five members. The five weasels stay as a boss fight, while Heartless are other members of the Toon Patrol. Judge Doom's called the Big Dipper, and is fused with the Dip, creating a blob like creature that only Sora can fight, due to not being a Toon like Roger, Goofy, or Donald. It's appendages are various weapons and it can change shape.

Wisful Hamlet: Pinocchio, once again a puppet, is misled by Honest John, and goes to Pleasure Island. Once ther, the gang discovers Pinocchio has become a lifeless puppet due to something having stolen his heart. A Sora-sized jester-like Heartless appears, called the Puppetmaster. However, the jester is a puppet; the Puppetmaster's TRUE form is a large, sinister pair of hands holding the strings and a cloak that has sleeves that lead to the arms, and a head with antennae similar to a cricket's, making it essentially a giant, evil version of Jiminy Cricket. After it's defeated, Pinocchio becomes a real boy for good.

i like the bolded.............. i never thought of brother bear