Series One
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Initial release date: September 2006
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Sora - in his Kingdom Hearts II Standard Form; includes Kingdom Key.
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Roxas - in his simulated Twilight Town outfit; includes Kingdom Key and sea-salt ice cream popsicle.
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Kairi - in her Destiny Islands schoolgirl outfit; includes school bag.
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Axel - in his standard Organization XIII outfit; includes two Eternal Flame.
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Special Editions ​
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Five special edition figures of Sora were released, based on each of Drive Forms from Kingdom Hearts II
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Valor Form Sora - includes Fenrir and Fatal Crest keyblades.
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Wisdom Form Sora - includes Follow the Wind keyblade.
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Master Form Sora - includes Guardian Soul and Circle of Life keyblades.
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Final Form Sora - includes Sleeping Lion and Hero's Crest keyblades.
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Limit Form Sora - includes Kingdom Key.
A boy chosen by the Keyblade, a mysterious weapon. Not long ago, Sora journeyed with Donald and Goofy in search of his longtime friend Kairi, who had been spirited away into the darkness. In the end, they saved the world of all worlds from the darkness that was closing in.
Longtime friend of Riku and Sora, and one of the Seven Princesses with ties to the Keys and Keyholes. Not long ago, when she was lost in the darkness, Riku and Sora both tried to save her, each in his own way.
A boy who lived in Twilight Town and saw Sora's memories in dreams. His summer vacation has come to an end, and many of his thoughts and feelings with it.
Organization XIII's Number VIII. He commands fire and carries a uniquely-shaped weapon. He is the former mentor of Roxas. He would give anything to get him back. He claims he and Sora share some sort of bond, but Sora can't imagine what that might be.
Through the magic of the clothes that Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather gave him at the Mysterious Tower, Sora is able to temporarily take on a new appearance that grants him a separate set of abilities. This form boosts Sora's strength and lets him wield two Keyblades.
Through the magic of the clothes that Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather gave him at the Mysterious Tower, Sora is able to temporarily take on a new appearance that grants him a separate set of abilities. This form lets Sora specialize in magic and glide along the ground.
Through the magic of the clothes that Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather gave him at the Mysterious Tower, Sora is able to temporarily take on a new appearance that grants him a separate set of abilities. This form lets Sora wield two Keyblades and boosts his magic.
Through the magic of the clothes that Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather gave him at the Mysterious Tower, Sora is able to temporarily take on a new appearance that grants him a separate set of abilities. This ultimate form increases all of Sora's attributes.
Through the magic of the clothes that Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather gave him at the Mysterious Tower, Sora is able to temporarily take on a new appearance that grants him a separate set of abilities. This form allows Sora to use actions such as Dodge Roll.
Series Two
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Initial release date: December 2008
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Sora - in his original Kingdom Hearts standard outfit; includes Kingdom Key.
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Riku - in his original Kingdom Hearts standard outfit; includes Soul Eater.
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King Mickey - in his organization cloak; includes Kingdom Key D (Kingdom Key -Darkside-).
A spirited youth. He was cast into an unknown world when a swarm of Heartless raided his island. He battles the Heartless with a mysterious weapon called the Keyblade as he searches for his friends Kairi and Riku.
Islander. A self-confident youth always competing with Sora. He hated the monotony of island life and built a raft with Sora and Kairi to explore the outside world. Riku seems to have vanished along with the Destiny Islands.
King of Disney Castle. He set out to learn more about the darkness, and left instructions for Donald and Goofy to find and follow the key bearer. No one knows where King Mickey is now, but they are determined to find him. He made his debut in "Steamboat Willie" (1928).
Series Three
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Initial release date: April 2009
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Sora - in his original Kingdom Hearts Halloween Town outfit; includes Pumpkinhead keyblade.
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Cloud Strife - in his original Kingdom Hearts Olympus Coliseum outfit; includes bandaged Buster Sword.
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Sephiroth - in his original Kingdom Hearts Olympus Coliseum outfit; includes Masamune.
Halloween Town is a world from the Kingdom Hearts series, based on Tim Burton's 1993 classic stop-motion Disney film, The Nightmare Before Christmas. Jack Skellington, as the Pumpkin King, is the leader of Halloween Town. The Keyhole in this world is hidden underneath Oogie Boogie's manor.
A fighter hired by Hades to compete in the Coliseum. Despite his association with Hades, his heart remains untouched by the Heartless. Cloud keeps very much to himself, which makes him something of an enigma. What is he seeking? "Final Fantasy VII"
Once known as the greatest of swordsmen, his whereabouts have been unknown for some time. He challenged Sora to a one-on-one duel. No one knows why he has suddenly returned. Apparently, he and Cloud have crossed paths before. "Final Fantasy VII"
Series Four
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Initial release date: April 2010
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Sora - in his Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix Christmas Town outfit; includes Decisive Pumpkin keyblade.
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King Mickey - in his Kingdom Hearts II standard outfit; includes Kingdom Key D (Kingdom Key -Darkside-).
Christmas Town is an expanded part of Halloween Town added in Kingdom Hearts II, located through a door in the Hinterlands. Although it is a world of its own story-wise,it is recognized as a part of Halloween Town, as shown under the location title as the player proceeds through the areas.
The king of Disney Castle. It's been a while since he set off alone to fight the darkness threatening the worlds. King Mickey and Riku stayed behind the realm of darkness to keep the Heartless from escaping again. Donald, Goofy, and Sora will keep searching until they're reunited with the King. Steamboat Willie (1928)
The Skeleton King. He loves scaring folks more than just about anything. When Sora and his friends first met Jack, he wanted to use the Heartless to spice up his frightening Halloween celebration. But things didn't work out quite like Jack planned. The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
PLAY ARTS ARMS
The key chain attached draws out the Keyblade's true form and power.
Play Arts Arms Set
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Initial release date: August, 2008
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Oblivion keyblade
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Oathkeeper keyblade
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Wishing Lamp keyblade
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Ultima Weapon keyblade (original Kingdom Hearts version)
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Ultima Weapon keyblade (Kingdom Hearts II version)