More rumor reports about the storyline and possible worlds of the highly anticipated upcoming action role playing video game, "Kingdom Hearts 3," have now made their way online. Due to the lack of concrete details about the game from the game's developer, Square Enix, several reports are now proliferating online which are all trying to determine which of the rumors about the game are actually true.
According to the latest rumors regarding the game, some of the world that might be included in the eleventh installment in the "Kingdom Hearts" series will be places and characters from Disney's "Big Hero 5" and "Hercules." The world of "Hercules," more specifically Olympus, was recently revealed by the developers through a series of in-game screenshots that also showed several new Keyblade forms.
On the other hand, the possibility of the characters from "Big Hero 5," has also long been rumored based on some leaked concept images. Fans are of course very excited to see Hiro and Baymax within the next game along with the rumored appearance of an evil version of Baymax. Square Enix has yet to confirm the rumor and it still remains to be seen if the characters from the hit animated film would make it to the game.
Aside from the new worlds which players will be able to explore, the storyline for the upcoming game has apparently already been revealed. The details regarding the upcoming game's storyline stemmed from the copy printed on the packaging of Square Enix's Play Arts Kai Sora action figure which outlined what will be happening in the game.
As per the label of the package, Sora along with Donald Duck, Goofy, King Mickey, and Ricku are apparently on a mission to find the "Seven Guardians of Light" and the "Key to Return Hearts" in order to stop Master Xehanort's plan to start the second Keyblade war. It was also revealed that the characters will be visiting never before seen worlds based on Disney properties.
'Kingdom Hearts 3' is scheduled to be released sometime next year for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One platforms.
