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With Kingdom Hearts 2.8 released worldwide and Kingdom Hearts 3 in the works, it's no surprise that Square Enix will be releasing some new figures.

The first of these figures (and the one we have the most information about) is a new Kingdom Hearts 3 Bring Arts Sora figure. This figure is available from both the Japanese Square Enix store and Japanese website, Ami Ami. The figure costs $61 (6,999Yen) from the Square Enix store and $45 ( 5,180 Yen) from Ami Ami . For Noth American audiences, the figure will be available in August 2017 for $69.99 from the North American Square Enix site. The figure includes Sora's new keyblade, often seen in most promo art, his blasters, and other interchangeable parts.


The second figure is an (in my opinion) long awaited figure. To celebrate the release of Kingdom Hearts 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue, an Aqua Play Arts Kai figure is set to be release, according to the Square Enix Products Facebook page.


This figure will be on display the Nuremberg Toy Fair in Germany from February 1st to February 6th. No other information about this figure is available yet, but we'll be sure to let you know when it does!

For those of you who watch wrestling, Xavier Woods from the WWE has recently got his hands on 'Kingdom Hearts 2.8 HD Final Chapter Prologue', and was streaming the game earlier today (as evident in the tweet above). Xavier Woods himself is an avid gamer, so while this isn't surprising, it's still nice to see someone from the pro-wrestling world who is a fan of 'Kingdom Hearts'.

Square-Enix's Japanese e-store has released information on a box set set to be released in Japan on April 29th featuring key rings based on the medals from 'Kingdom Heart Unchained χ[chi]'. Priced at 5,770 yen (roughly $51), the medals (shown above) include KH2 Mickey, Organization XIII Roxas, Axel, KH3D Sora, Donald Duck, KH1 Riku, KH1 Cloud, and Shadow Heartless. No word if the box set will be released internationally.

Thanks to @tamale for the tip!

About two months ago, we reported that Square Enix re-released their line of silver charm necklaces on their Japanese store.

Now, according to the SE merchandise twitter, these necklaces can now be found at ARTNIA, the Square Enix official merchandise shop in Japan. If you're currently in Japan, consider stopping by, checking these out, and picking them up!

A new screenshot from 'Kingdom Hearts III' was posted on the official Japanese Kingdom Hearts Twitter account to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Final Fantasy VII:

The screenshot is a clear homage to the iconic FFVII artwork from the game's cover. Whether or not this screenshot will actually end up in the game, or was just something done for FFVII's 20th anniversary, remains to be seen. Nevertheless, it looks pretty cool.