You don’t need ANY Final Fantasy knowledge to enjoy these. There are a bunch of shared phrases, but nothing that doesn’t make sense to someone new. I suggest going for the updated versions and starting at the beginning, so I would look into picking up the 1.5 Remix.

Originally Answered: Are Final Fantasy and Kingdom Hearts related? Yes! Kingdom Hearts is largely based on the Final Fantasy games. Many of the characters make appearances, with some of them having pretty large roles (especially the characters in the non-Disney worlds).

The inclusion of specific Final Fantasy characters was based on the opinions of fans and the development staff. Another criterion for inclusion was whether the staff felt the characters would fit into the storyline and in the Kingdom Hearts universe.

Last March, Kingdom Hearts 3 co-director Tai Yasue explained in an interview with Game Informer that the decision to exclude Final Fantasy characters was made to “concentrate on the main storyline of Kingdom Hearts,” which just didn’t really focus on any of the Final Fantasy heroes.

A young man who was destined to meet Sora. His true identity is shrouded in mystery. —when Yozora encounters Sora. Yozora is a main character in the fictional game Verum Rex, which is featured prominently in Toy Box of Kingdom Hearts III.

Kingdom Hearts 3 is still missing a major piece of side content featured in the first two games, an intense optional battle with Sephiroth. For fans of the series, Kingdom Hearts 3 brought a lot of resolution to longstanding plotlines.

You can find the KH3 secret boss, Dark Inferno, behind Battlegate #14 (the final one in the group). It is located in The Keyblade Graveyard world in the Badlands area.

After all: his story began with losing Kairi, and now he’s lost her again. Then in a shocking moment, we see Sora fade away, signifying that wherever Sora saved Kairi from, he did not make it back alive. So yes, Sora dies.