Hello!

I'mAid1043 (they/them), a moderator on the wiki. (My name is pronounced "Aid One-Oh-Four-Three", or you can also just call meAid.) My primary focus is on music tracks, spin-offs, and merchandise, though I do various other things around here as well.

Outside of the wiki, I run aYouTube channel with a focus on exploring lost and obscureKingdom Hearts media. I made a video documentingKingdom Hearts Magical Canvas, please check it out →

I also own the originalKingdom Hearts coded, because you don't.

Current business

Project: Merchandise -Revival-

Put on hold

If you'll indulge me with the project name for a moment: I'm working on expanding the wiki's coverage of officially licensed merchandise, as was the goal of the originalProject: Merchandise. Why do we cover only 8 of the 23 different lines of figurines? Why does Hot Topic have its own page, but not any other designer? Why do we have artwork from the SuperGroupies collaboration, but no mention of the actual products? The goal of the project is to cover all officialKingdom Hearts merchandise, as outlined in thistemplate.

I've compiled most of the merchandise that isn't already covered on the wiki into a spreadsheet, excluding the literal hundreds (thousands?) of Hot Topic / BoxLunch products. In doing so, I've covered everything ever mentioned on KH13 and Siliconera, at least four versions of the ever-changing Square Enix e-STORE, four different figurine and pin collector databases, everything on Japanese retailers AmiAmi and Aitai Kuji, and a decent number of other designers and manufacturers.

Other projects

• Dream Eater ability articles and enemy attack tables

Plans

• Theater Mode updates (include summaries and music tracks)
• Kingdom Hearts χ abilities
• Basic "Composition" section for tracks
• Add categories to music articles

Past projects

These are some of the more major projects or renovations I have helped with – if you have questions about any of these articles, chances are I'll be able to help.

Music and merchandise

• Template:Music, and basically any music article
• Template:Merchandise, and basically any merchandise article
• List of unnamed tracks (all)

Spin-offs

• Kingdom Hearts V CAST
• Kingdom Hearts Magical Puzzle Clash
• Kingdom Hearts Digital Painter
• Kingdom Hearts Mobile, and all related articles

Gameplay

• Infoboxes for KHDRabilities, accessories, and enemies
• Anything KHMOM related
• Spirit training
• Dream Eater commands

Other

• Kingdom Hearts (series)/Timeline
• Theater Mode (transcluded subpages)

Abbreviation and file name guide

(Expanded fromTSH's guide.)

Resources

• Kingdom Hearts Magical Canvas playable puzzles
• KHDR Enemy BP Drops
• KHUX/KHDR Enemy World Appearances
• KHII Object Classification, for proving if something is counted as a Heartless/Nobody/etc.
• KHIII Re Mind enemy stats

Trivia

There are some pieces ofKingdom Hearts trivia that are unfit for actual wiki articles, but personally interesting to me, and maybe to you as well.

• As far as I can tell,LINE: Disney Tsum Tsum is the only instance in which Disney officially refers to the series as『Kingdom Hearts』rather than『KINGDOM HEARTS』.
• Some interesting notes from theKingdom Hearts Magical Puzzle Clash files:
  • The internal name for the game is358/2 Days Special Puzzle Game (king_spl_pzl_358daysspecialpuzzlegame).
  • One file (the Keyblade mouse sprite) has metadata referencingWizards of Waverly Place: Magic Duel, a similar Disney flash game (wiz_spl_pzl_wizardsmagicduel).
  • Much of the code is commented in Spanish – even some files and variables have Spanish names, such as the orange menu background ("bgNaranja").
  • The internal spell names don't match up with the real ones. Noteworthy differences include Remedy (counter_spell), Remove Spell (remove), Silence (brother_help), and Remove (super_brother_help).
• Notes from theKingdom Hearts Melody of Memory files:
  • It seems like "The Encounter" was originally intended to be the KHII version instead of the KHBBS one. The internal ID is grouped with the other KHII battle themes (between "Rowdy Rumble" and "Sinister Shadows"), and the Collector's Card Pack of the Boss Battle version is still with the KHII tracks as well.
  • It's no secret that the KHIII stuff was rushed, and sure enough it's all tacked onto the end of every internal list. The end of the music ID list also has Disney songs, Utada songs, Co-Op stages, and the Field Battle versions of Boss Battles; nothing surprising there. But for some reason, "Destiny's Force" is also in this last group, suggesting it was added pretty late in development.
  • "Wonder of Electron" and "No More Bugs!!" are grouped with the Twilight Town tracks in a Collector's Card pack, meaning that neither stage is capable of dropping Data-Sora or Data-Riku.