Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 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 minisode, about half the length of a full episode, is titled "Signs of Things to Come".
Blank Points was the secret ending to Birth by Sleep, which was the first season of the Kingdom Hearts series, but had almost all of it's content after the events of KH2 and Re: Coded. The one missing part of Blank Points was when Ansem the Wise crossed paths with a young Ienzo, while Braig (Xigbar in seasons 3 and 4) was plotting with Xehanort after Xehanort had come to after his battle with Aqua in episodes 26 and 27, the final two episodes of that adventure. Everything else in Blank Points (minus the on-screen graphics) is included in this special upload.
This was originally part of the last episode derived from Re: Coded, but when that was expanded from three episodes to ten as a result of the added material from the KH 2.5 HD Collection, there was no room for this in the last episode, so I'm doing this in a special upload, because it links the events of the first four seasons with what's to come, beginning in KH3D, the fifth season of the series.
There are four segments to this minisode. The first is Master Xehanort informing Terra that using him is one of many roads he might choose to take to accomplish his evil goals, something that's hinted at by Yen Sid in episode 168, "The Revelation".
The second segment takes place in the Dark Margin, the beach in the Realm of Darkness where Roxas was found by Xemnas, and where Riku and Sora were blown to after their battle with Xemnas. We discover that after 11 years of roaming the Realm of Darkness, Aqua has ended up in the Dark Margin, where Ansem the Wise awaits. There, he informs her about what's happened regarding the worlds, and about a boy that has been protecting the light. He also informs Aqua that this boy has inside him the results of Ansem the Wise's research, something the data version of Namine mentions in episode 168, "The Revelation".
In the third segment, many of the key players in the Kingdom Hearts series show up, including Axel/Lea, Roxas, and Xion at the Twilight Town Station Tower, Namine in the Twilight Town Mansion, Ventus and Terra in what appears to be a refurbished Land of Departure, and Aqua in the Realm of Darkness, where she's stunned to learn that the boy Ansem the Wise is referring to is none other than Sora, the very boy she had met on the Destiny Islands in episode 22.
The final portion shifts back to the Destiny Islands, where Sora and Riku are about to depart and head to the Mysterious Tower, completely unaware of what awaits them there.
Kingdom Hearts was conceived and created by Tetsuya Nomura.
All video credits go to the Walt Disney Company, Square-Enix, and especially KH13.com, who originally uploaded the material used in the video.
All audio credits go to 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.
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 minisode, about half the length of a full episode, is titled "Signs of Things to Come".
Blank Points was the secret ending to Birth by Sleep, which was the first season of the Kingdom Hearts series, but had almost all of it's content after the events of KH2 and Re: Coded. The one missing part of Blank Points was when Ansem the Wise crossed paths with a young Ienzo, while Braig (Xigbar in seasons 3 and 4) was plotting with Xehanort after Xehanort had come to after his battle with Aqua in episodes 26 and 27, the final two episodes of that adventure. Everything else in Blank Points (minus the on-screen graphics) is included in this special upload.
This was originally part of the last episode derived from Re: Coded, but when that was expanded from three episodes to ten as a result of the added material from the KH 2.5 HD Collection, there was no room for this in the last episode, so I'm doing this in a special upload, because it links the events of the first four seasons with what's to come, beginning in KH3D, the fifth season of the series.
There are four segments to this minisode. The first is Master Xehanort informing Terra that using him is one of many roads he might choose to take to accomplish his evil goals, something that's hinted at by Yen Sid in episode 168, "The Revelation".
The second segment takes place in the Dark Margin, the beach in the Realm of Darkness where Roxas was found by Xemnas, and where Riku and Sora were blown to after their battle with Xemnas. We discover that after 11 years of roaming the Realm of Darkness, Aqua has ended up in the Dark Margin, where Ansem the Wise awaits. There, he informs her about what's happened regarding the worlds, and about a boy that has been protecting the light. He also informs Aqua that this boy has inside him the results of Ansem the Wise's research, something the data version of Namine mentions in episode 168, "The Revelation".
In the third segment, many of the key players in the Kingdom Hearts series show up, including Axel/Lea, Roxas, and Xion at the Twilight Town Station Tower, Namine in the Twilight Town Mansion, Ventus and Terra in what appears to be a refurbished Land of Departure, and Aqua in the Realm of Darkness, where she's stunned to learn that the boy Ansem the Wise is referring to is none other than Sora, the very boy she had met on the Destiny Islands in episode 22.
The final portion shifts back to the Destiny Islands, where Sora and Riku are about to depart and head to the Mysterious Tower, completely unaware of what awaits them there.
Kingdom Hearts was conceived and created by Tetsuya Nomura.
All video credits go to the Walt Disney Company, Square-Enix, and especially KH13.com, who originally uploaded the material used in the video.
All audio credits go to 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.
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.
