On the upper level, behind the Item/Synthesis Shop, use Flowmotion to reach the platform above the small area with the locked safe. Investigate the alleyway where Sora landed way back at the beginning of the first game to find a chest, and take the Potion Item Command (Treasure #2). You can't enter any of the buildings, but everything is still here. You are back in the First District, and it is pretty much exactly the same. Take a moment to flip through the menu and see what's there before exploring Traverse Town. Sora begins equipped with the Kingdom Key, as is standard for his adventures. Watch the Memento for more info, or check out the DDD: General Info page. Basically, just press to do all sorts of fun, crazy movement shenanigans during this game. SoraĪfter the initial scene here, you get the Tutorial: Flowmotion Basics Memento. I have no specific recommendations for this World. Sora and Riku encounter the following new Nightmares in Traverse Town: Main Story - 1st Visit Dream Eaters Nightmares The first time you get an A Rank on the Traverse Town Dive, you will receive the Spark Dive Attack Command. The red obstacles cannot be broken, so avoid them. 'Rack up 300 prize points before you reach the goal!'įor whatever reason, Riku's Dive is even easier than Sora's. You can spam to go fast and get to the goal ring to complete this dive at that point Riku When you reach 600 points, there will be an alert that the goal ring is open. Move out of the way, using an aerial dodge with if necessary. Eventually more obstacles appear, like bridges and laser beams, that you can't destroy. Guide Sora through the clusters of prizes, attacking objects and enemies as they appear with. In Kingdom Hearts χ, only small chests appear, using the design of the small chest from Kingdom Hearts II.This initial Dive is pretty chill and straightforward. The Spiderchest Unversed mimic large chests, although they do not replicate the designs exactly. The small chests of the Realm of Darkness and Land of Departure share the same design with the standard chest but are colored slightly different. Meanwhile, large chests can contain maps, Keychains, or key items in Kingdom Hearts II and Kingdom Hearts III, panels, synthesis materials, or Slot Releasers in 358/2 Days, maps, recipes, or pieces of Xehanort's Report in Birth by Sleep, and Spirit Recipes or various combat commands in Dream Drop Distance. Small chests can contain items, synthesis materials, accessories, or non-Keyblade weapons in Kingdom Hearts II and Kingdom Hearts III, commands or crystals in Birth by Sleep, and item commands, Dream Pieces, or Training Toys in Dream Drop Distance. In these games, the size of a chest determines its contents. The two sizes of chest for a specific world have similar designs, although there are always slight differences, and the designs for each size and world are constant between the four games. In Kingdom Hearts II, Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep, Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, and Kingdom Hearts III, chests come in small and large sizes, and vary based on the world they appear in. The clam shells come in four different types: 'Physical', 'Fire', 'Blizzard', and 'Thunder', specifying the attack attribute that must be performed to open them, and are distinguished by their hue. Green, red, and blue chests appear indiscriminately throughout Kingdom Hearts, while in Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories, red chests are used for Bounties and the first set of Room of Rewards Bonuses, and blue chests are used for the Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories-exclusive second set of Bonuses.Īlong with the more common types of treasure chests, the world of Atlantica in Kingdom Hearts contains a large, sunken treasure chest, as well as four types of giant clam shells that operate similar to chests. In Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories, chests have three main designs, which have slightly different designs based on the world they appear in. In Kingdom Hearts Chain of Memories and Kingdom Hearts Re:Chain of Memories, treasure chests are only available using either Calm Bounty, Guarded Trove, False Bounty, or Key to Rewards cards (except for a single, naturally appearing chest in the 100 Acre Wood), while no chests appear at all in Atlantica in Kingdom Hearts II, or in Kingdom Hearts coded and Kingdom Hearts Re:coded, as they are replaced by Prize Blox. Chests are usually out in the open, though they can sometimes be hidden, requiring interaction with the environment or the use of a Trinity to reveal. Finding treasure chests is the primary method of obtaining items within the Kingdom Hearts series. Treasure Chests are scattered throughout the worlds of the Kingdom Hearts series. To open small treasure chests in Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, Sora taps them twice with the tip of his Keyblade.

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