“Kingdom Hearts 3” rumors and speculations had been around the internet since it is one of the most anticipated games that are currently developed. The story arc includes the crossover of the role-playing game “Kingdom Hearts 3” and Disney worlds.
The game will likely focus on the lost keyblade masters as mentioned on ancient texts and will probably tie into the current quest of Mickey and Riku to find the item which has the ability to battle the darkness.
The plot will also include the origin of the man’s keyblade. Gamers will be dealing with the video game's main villain Xenahort with massive battles who will be playing a role in the third installment of the game. Said report is based on the trailer released by game developer Square Enix at the D23 Expo held at the Anaheim Convention Center in Los Angeles, California in August, Master Herald wrote.
Reports reveal that the gameplay will include a stage called "Daybreak Town" that features the mobile version of the “Kingdom Hearts X” which is being considered by Square Enix for inclusion in the “Kingdom Hearts 3,” the Latin Times reported. "Daybreak Town" is a town similar to the appearance of Radiant Garden and Traverse Town and serves as a hub for the player of “Kingdom Hearts X.”
Meanwhile, the game will be featuring different scenes from Disney movies like “Tangled” and “Hercules.” Square Enix released a concept art showing the world of “Big Hero 6” where Sora can ride an armored Baymax with his Keyblade pointed to a dark Baymax.
According to gamers, the Baymax that Sora was riding is the new Baymax that Hiro made using the original chip while the dark Baymax was the one left in the portal during Hiro's rescue of the professor's daughter, Yonkai.
It is also speculated that "Toy Story" will be integrated in the game since a game screenshot released by Square Enix shows Sora, Goofy and Donald Duck riding something that resembles Buzz Lightyear’s Astroblasters in Disneyland.
Reports also reveal that the "Kingdom Hearts 3" will include new Disney worlds of "The Jungle Book", "The Fox and the Hound", "Toy Story", "Frozen", "Brave" and "Wreck-It Ralph," Yibada reported.
