New Kingdom Hearts Hidden Secret Discovered!

I don't know what it is exactly, but Kingdom Hearts 1 has this magic that the other titles don't have. Maybe it's the story, the characters or the writing. It just feels so pure.

This is why KH1 will forever be my favorite in the series. I can admit that future games had better gameplay and graphics and whatnot, but KH1 feels like the one that had the most love and passion put into it, and that still holds true even 2 decades later.

I always appreciate the abundance of interactables KH1 provides. It really makes these worlds feel alive being able to use real-life solutions to figure out puzzles in game

3:22 "just incase you're a psychopath." Lol. So considerate.

I've known about this since like... playthrough 2 of kh1. The cat gives you a hint and everything. It's always been my goto strategy on proud mode. I'm shocked this is considered a new discovery.

If you cast Aero during the second Ursula Boss Fight her Thunder attacks get stronger. This is also true for the Final Boss Ansem Giant Head phase. Which might help explain why they were so hard. So if Donald casted Aero on himself he made the fight much harder on you for no reason lmao.

brooo IT HAS BEEN 20+ years howww

The only way I managed to beat the Trickmaster as a kid was by using blizzard on the stove, only just realised it wasn’t well known

Ask Tetsuya about secrets, but also ask the game devs. They sneak things in all the time. It's very possible there's something only devs know about. Like in jak 2, there is a section in the city where you have to literally use debug mode to find the secret location of two invisible, TINY ledges that you jump on to reach a small hidden area with the devs faces on a picture 📸 who knows if anyone added anything like that here

Here's my lesser known bit. You know the large black fruit fight in Deep Jungle with the never ending powerwilds? If you bloom all the flowers in the arena with magic they stop coming and you can destroy the fruit in peace.

Apparently the non-Fandom Kingdom Hearts Wiki had mentioned using Blizzard on the furnace since at least 2021.

Gta v: I always have new things to discover everytime you play me. Kingdom hearts: Hold my elixir.

i never knew this back in day but when i ran through KH1 about a month ago, i saw the lock on reticle move over to the grate and the thought hit me.

I found this out on my first playthrough as a kid in 2002! Adult me always thought it was the Mandella Effect coming in since I never got it to work again.

I do miss those small interactables

The dream for future KH games to bring back interactive environments like this 😔 🙏 (we only got a little in 0.2 and KH3, but not to the degree of KH1).

Welp; you know what it's time for. Time to light the stove as soon as the fight starts, and only defeat the Trickmaster by deflecting his Flaming Hot Cheeto Balls.

I feel silly that I never thought to use blizzard at the bottom grate. I gave up on trying to extinguish the stove when trying to use blizzard while aiming at the top since the spell doesn't extend far enough. Thanks for sharing this! KH1 is such a magical game.

Over the years of constantly learning new secrets, here are ones that get me (since I was never blessed with a guide LOL): you can hit the Queen of Hearts to stop her from commanding the cards, there’s the classic freezing bubbles technique, a hidden door in the rising platforms in Hollow Bastion, a treasure chest under the platform thing with the white trinity you can access in the Rising Falls area via a new bubble on the second visit to HB, the clock tower treasures….need I go on? Seriously, this game never seizes to surprise me. I genuinely thought I knew most secrets by now 😂

KH1 is a gem. Still my fav KH game due to all the special lil details it has