Kingdom Hearts Magazine Issue #1

Kingdom Hearts Worlds

                   The greatest part about being a Kingdom Hearts journalist is that you get to share your opinions and comments to millions of KH fans in the world. The worst part about it is when you're in a pickle when it comes to deciding which World you want to see in the KH series. As a Disney fan, I love almost all of the movies and I wish I can name all of them but I was told to write one. First I thought of Narnia, I want to see Sora join Peter in war between the White Witch, gets some advice from Aslan, rescue Edmund from the White Witch, rewarded with a Narnian Keyblade (I honesty don't know how a Keyblade would get crafted to a Narnian shape or design.) Then, I thought of Atlantis. I see the blade on Sora's Keyblade is an Atlantian Crystal. The hilt is stone with Atlantian markings and symbols. Although, I don't know how KH would revamp the movie plotting to add Sora, Donald, and Goofy to the story. In conclusion, I chose this world from this particular movie because it was too difficult to write about in the making of this article, it was based off a musical on Broadway before Disney wanted to produce it and it was nominated for a Golden Globe.

After watching the movie, I have decided to name this world after it's original title. The Woods. (From the movie, Into The Woods.) This world includes six protagonists in five different stories. Each one is on a quest on the same misguided path. Their purpose is to search for what they desire. In the end, all stories join together on an unfortunate event that could change their endings.

The series already has a Cinderella and Rapunzel so how would they meet the Grimm versions of princesses of the light. Well, you have a world that is completely the opposite of the worlds Sora or any keyblade wielder had traveled then The Woods is not in the same orbit where Sora and his friends have traveled. The worlds Sora traveled are based off of Disney movies that have happy endings. Into The Woods has a distinguish happy ending. So to reach to this world they travel not through space but through dimensions.

This world is perfect because Sora, Riku, and Kairi can learn moral lessons. (Although, the series might have a new chapter with an addition of new protagonists and antagonists. Anything could happen in Kingdom Hearts.) Sora will learn to think twice before making deals with strangers or villains when he learns how the Witch put a curse on Baker's family after the Baker's father steals vegetables and beans from her garden and when the Baker and his wife made a trade with Jack. Riku will understand the value of teamwork as he and the prince (not charming) encounter the Witch's tower and rescue Rapunzel. Kairi will discover what kind of people they are as she witness Prince Charming seduces on the Baker's wife. It won't reward them anything but at least they descried. I believe they need to catch up on what reality is like before they finish their adventure.

The movie plot would need to revamp when adding this world to the series. Like for instance, Sora and the gang would appear by Gummi Ship transportation beam. Then, they would  meet the Baker and his wife before the other Grimm fairy tale characters. Instead of the baker ripping the wolf's stomach, let Sora fight the wolf in order to free Red and her grandmother. While the Baker is putting flour of a brown cow, Sora can find Jack's beanstalk and chop it down. After the witch realize's that the Baker's Wife finds Rapunzel's hair at the tower. One of Sora's friends should offer their hair instead of Jack substitute the hair with hair from a corn. And in the end of Into The Woods plot, Sora will battle against the Lady Giant. (Now that I told my suggestions on how they revise the world's story, I think the changes will approve if the series is use it on their next series and the world will be discovered by new characters.)

The Woods is a good candidate. Despite the world contaminated with darkness, heartless, and dark magic, the only thing the heroes must fight against is themselves. You know what kind of person they will become once they experience what the others have done. Pretty soon, they will have consequences and challenges once they finish their long journey. Once they compare The Woods reality with their own, they will make better choices. How will they make better decisions? Listening closely, think about the situation you might put yourself in before you respond yes or no, then follow your heart, and walk on the path that you truly want to walk on.

Tell me what you think in the comments and let's here which one or two worlds you would like me to talk about in the next issue, until next time.