Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
No copyright infringement is intended with this, or any other video I upload. The purpose of uploading this video is for the viewing pleasure for those that watch it.
This is the 109th episode of Kingdom Hearts, "The Return of Sora, Part 1".
Upon returning to the mansion in Twilight Town, Roxas learns of his fate, but tries to fight it. Eventually, DiZ/Ansem the Wise uses a hologram of himself to trick an angry Roxas into opening the chamber in which Sora was put to sleep.
Also, note that when Roxas smashes the computer in the Twilight Town mansion, he looks exactly like Ventus did in episode 22 when Ventus angrily confronted Eraqus about his own past.
Also, I consider this two-parter where Sora comes back to be the Kingdom Hearts equivalent to when Optimus Prime was brought back near the end of the original Transformers series, at least for the moment.
In addition, when Diz/Ansem the Wise summons Roxas to the Twilight Town mansion, he utters the phrase "To the mansion!". This may be a tribute to the 1960s Batman TV series, in which Batman/Bruce Wayne, played by Adam West, frequently uttered the phrase "To the Batcave" when summoning Robin/Dick Grayson (played by Burt Ward) there.
NOTE: Except for the logos at the end of the end credits, the contents of this video were originally uploaded by numerous users, such as LilAnimeGangsta, SafiSora, Dragonarh, 1KairiKingdomHearts1, and others who uploaded it from the DVD Cinematic Collection of KH2.
Kingdom Hearts was conceived and created by Tetsuya Nomura.
All video credits go to all of the above users, as well as the Walt Disney Company, Square-Enix, and especially bluelaguna.net, where almost all of the material from the KH2 potion of the Kingdom Hearts series originated from.
All audio credits go t EMI Music Publishing, EMI Music Japan, UMG, Hikaru Utada, who performed the music for the Kingdom Hearts series, and Yoko Shimomura, who composed the music for the Kingdom Hearts series. Extra credit for the Disney music goes to the Walt Disney Company.
If there are any others who I'm forgetting, please let me know so I can add them to the list of those to credit.
No copyright infringement is intended with this, or any other video I upload. The purpose of uploading this video is for the viewing pleasure for those that watch it.
This is the 109th episode of Kingdom Hearts, "The Return of Sora, Part 1".
Upon returning to the mansion in Twilight Town, Roxas learns of his fate, but tries to fight it. Eventually, DiZ/Ansem the Wise uses a hologram of himself to trick an angry Roxas into opening the chamber in which Sora was put to sleep.
Also, note that when Roxas smashes the computer in the Twilight Town mansion, he looks exactly like Ventus did in episode 22 when Ventus angrily confronted Eraqus about his own past.
Also, I consider this two-parter where Sora comes back to be the Kingdom Hearts equivalent to when Optimus Prime was brought back near the end of the original Transformers series, at least for the moment.
In addition, when Diz/Ansem the Wise summons Roxas to the Twilight Town mansion, he utters the phrase "To the mansion!". This may be a tribute to the 1960s Batman TV series, in which Batman/Bruce Wayne, played by Adam West, frequently uttered the phrase "To the Batcave" when summoning Robin/Dick Grayson (played by Burt Ward) there.
NOTE: Except for the logos at the end of the end credits, the contents of this video were originally uploaded by numerous users, such as LilAnimeGangsta, SafiSora, Dragonarh, 1KairiKingdomHearts1, and others who uploaded it from the DVD Cinematic Collection of KH2.
Kingdom Hearts was conceived and created by Tetsuya Nomura.
All video credits go to all of the above users, as well as the Walt Disney Company, Square-Enix, and especially bluelaguna.net, where almost all of the material from the KH2 potion of the Kingdom Hearts series originated from.
All audio credits go t EMI Music Publishing, EMI Music Japan, UMG, Hikaru Utada, who performed the music for the Kingdom Hearts series, and Yoko Shimomura, who composed the music for the Kingdom Hearts series. Extra credit for the Disney music goes to the Walt Disney Company.
If there are any others who I'm forgetting, please let me know so I can add them to the list of those to credit.
