I Was In Another World! Quiz | Kingdom Hearts Games

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1. This item here plays a major part in this world. Not only is it a powerful item that the enemy wants to get a hold of, it's also the item needed to unlock the keyhole. It is also the symbol, when laying its side such as in this picture, that is drawn on the walls to point the way. In which world of "Kingdom Hearts" would you find this item?

Answer: Atlantica

King Triton's trident is integral for this particular level. As you travel through Atlantica, it is easy to become lost, since tunnels all connect to each other. The tridents on the wall are a useful tool to use to find your way around. The real trident is also of considerable value. It contains enormous power, which the evil Ursula uses (after stealing said trident) to fight Sora and the gang. When she is defeated, the trident is used to unlock the keyhole of the world in Ariel's Grotto.

Atlantica is based on the film "The Little Mermaid" (1989).

2. This crudely drawn picture shows the main enemy of this level, along with his Heartless companion. What, there's only one thing in this picture, you say? Nonsense, he rides on top of his Heartless! In which level does the boss ride a difficult-to-spot creature?

Answer: Deep Jungle

In Deep Jungle, Clayton is a hunter meant to protect Jane and her father while they study gorillas. Of course, he only wants to kill these gorillas, and when Sora gets in the way, he has no choice but to kill him too! He enlists the aid of the Stealth Sneak, a giant chameleon that can disappear into his surroundings. If you looked at the picture carefully enough, you could see a faint outline of this giant lizard.

Deep Jungle is based on Disney's "Tarzan" (1999).

3. This is Moonlight Hill. This is where Sora fights a giant cage Heartless (the Prison Keeper), and the location that reveals the way to the main enemy's home. The twirly part of this hill moves and creates a bridge to the next section. Which level contains this hill?

Answer: Halloween Town

Halloween Town is where Sora meets up with Jack Skellington, and this hill plays a major roll in this level. Several scenes take place here, and this is where we discover the path to Oogie Boogie's Manor. By the way, the blob on top of the hill is a bathtub with Lock, Shock, and Barrel inside, and the moon in the background.

You may also recognize this hill from the film this level is based on, "The Nightmare Before Christmas" (1993).

4. This is a giant keyhole that Sora must close in a certain level. It is also a portal to a section known as the Dark Depths, which is where Sora must battle a behemoth. This portal is entered after defeating Riku where?

Answer: Hollow Bastion

Hollow Bastion is a castle where Heartless flourish, and is located in the once peaceful Radiant Gardens. The castle is where Maleficent is battled, in both her human form and her dragon form. This level involves both Beast and Belle. Beast traveled to this castle to rescue his love, who happens to be a Princess of Heart.

However, this level is not based on "Beauty and the Beast" (that comes later in "Kingdom Hearts II").

5. Most of this level takes place on a flying ship. However, the keyhole is found on this; Big Ben in London. A secret battle with the Phantom can also be fought here at a later time, if you so choose. Which level includes London as a part of the level?

Answer: Neverland

Neverland is a level that mainly takes place on Captain Hook's pirate ship. Sora is first found in the brig alongside Peter Pan, who teams up with Sora so they can save Wendy (who is presumed to be with Kairi, who Sora is looking for). Near the end of the level, Wendy is returned to London, and it's at the giant clock tower where Sora finds the keyhole on one of the clock faces.

Neverland is, not surprisingly, based on the Disney movie "Peter Pan" (1953).

6. To enter this world, you must be very small. That is why you must drink this option to become small. When you want to return to regular size, drink the other! Which of these worlds contains this potion?

Answer: Wonderland

When you first enter Wonderland, you are regular size and in the rabbit hole. The next room you come to is the Bizarre Room, where you can push a few things around. You cannot move on until you shrink, however, so the potion must be swallowed. As a much smaller character, the room becomes a fighting ground; when the enemies are defeated you can finally go to a new room. Interestingly, this room can be entered from many doors, making the walls the floors and the floors the ceilings. All surfaces of the room can be walked on!

The Disney film "Alice in Wonderland" (1951) was the theme for this world.

7. The picture here shows a giant space whale that is actually so large that the inside is an entire world. Because it moves around, it's not always accessible, and there is no keyhole either. This enormous whale is which of these worlds?

Answer: Monstro

Inside the giant mouth of the whale, Sora meets Geppetto, who tells him that Pinocchio has run off somewhere inside the whale. With that, Sora travels through guts, bowels, and stomach to retrieve the puppet-boy. This world is difficult to navigate; everything is interconnected so one room at the far end of one you just entered may actually lead to another door from a room you were just at!

Monstro was the whale from "Pinocchio" (1940).

8. This picture shows the final resting place of the boss from this particular world. When he wishes to become an all-powerful being, there is one caveat; he is confined to this container. In what world of "Kingdom Hearts" does this thing appear?

Answer: Agrabah

Sora meets Aladdin in Agrabah, and together they travel to the Cave of Wonders. It is here where some caves take them to the treasure room, which connects to the Lamp Chamber. That is the room where Jafar is battled. After being defeated, he becomes a genie, who then must be battled and sent into his own lamp. The keyhole in the Lamp Chamber is sealed and the gang heads out of the collapsing cave.

The world of Agrabah is from the Disney film "Aladdin" (1992).

9. You can win the trophy seen here only if you successfully complete all nine seeds, including the boss at the end. It is one of six total that can be won in this world. Where are we now?

Answer: Olympus Coliseum

At the Olympus Coliseum, there are a total of six trophies to earn. The first is Phil's Cup, which is followed by the Pegasus Cup. The third trophy is the one pictured, which belongs to the Hercules Cup. It is unlocked when the Neverland and Halloween Town keyholes are sealed. The big daddy is next; the Hades Cup. After this 50 seed match, however, there are two bonus trophies to win. These are the Gold Cup and the Platinum Cup.

"Hercules" (1997) was the theme for this world.

10. The world pictured cannot yet be entered. In order to travel to this world, Sora must first find the missing torn pages that belong to this book. Once a page is found, another section of the world is opened. Which world is entered using this terribly drawn book?

Answer: 100 Acre Wood

Interestingly enough, there are no enemies in this world, yet there is still a keyhole to be sealed. In the 100 Acre Wood, Sora meets Winnie the Pooh, a bear who seems to have forgotten something important. As it turns out, his memory is held within the missing pages, so as they are returned, he becomes complete.

This world is indeed based on the story of "Winnie the Pooh", specifically the Disney film of 1977.

Source: Author salami_swami

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I Was In Another World! Trivia Quiz

You travel to many worlds in "Kingdom Hearts" (PS2). Based on these simple drawings of something from these worlds, can you determine which is which?

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