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Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories Omnibus Released by Turnabout and Panini Manga

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Turnabout and Panini Manga have released a new omnibus edition of Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, collecting Shiro Amano’s manga adaptation into a single volume this year. Originally published for the Game Boy Advance in 2004, the source material serves as a direct sequel to the first game, featuring a unique card-based JRPG gameplay system.

The narrative follows Sora, Donald Duck, and Goofy as they enter Castle Oblivion and lose their memories. They must navigate illusionary rooms to recover what they have lost while confronting members of Organization XIII, including Axel and Larxene. The story also tracks Riku’s journey as he struggles with darkness within himself before meeting other organization members.

This release consolidates the transitionary storyline that builds the franchise world and introduces key characters like Naminé. The translation is handled by Alethea and Athena Nibley, and the book includes bonus content such as color spreads.

Siliconera reported on October 5 that the Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III] launches on Switch 2 on October 8.

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Original headline at Anime UK News: “Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories Omnibus Review”

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Publisher
Turnabout and Panini Manga
Original Release
2004
Original Platform
Game Boy Advance
Translator
Alethea and Athena Nibley
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