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Twitter users share the funniest out-of-context Kingdom Hearts cutscenes

In early October, it was announced that Kingdom Hearts’ protagonist Sora would be a part of Smash Bros Ultimate. Since then, Kingdom Hearts has been a trending topic on Twitter, and that has spawned hilarious Gen-Z-type tweets about the franchise. 

Twitter users have been posting their favorite funny out-of-context cutscenes from Kingdom Hearts, featuring Disney characters in situations they were not meant to be in.

We’re not supposed to laugh at this seemingly depressing scene, but a grieving Donald and revenge-driven Mickey just looks funny to anyone who’d watch.

Minnie stares into Terra’s soul.

There’s just something about Mickey Mouse and his voice that makes this scene so funny.

He’s just standing there….menacingly!

Disney characters being brutally killed? Comedy gold!

Wait… what?

Is Pooh ascending?

Time for some practical application! *SMACK*

He was certainly not safe there.

Let’s make sure Riku is not dead.

Hey kids, did somebody mention the door to darkness?

If you want more, check out this 2-minute compilation of out-of-context Kingdom Hearts cutscenes!

Besides Sora joining Smash Bros. Ultimate, another reason why Kingdom Hearts has been trending is because of a recent announcement that the main KH trilogy would be coming to the Nintendo Switch. This would allow for more people to be acquainted with the somewhat strange but beloved mix of Disney characters and the Square Enix RPG world.

 

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