Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance Pluto follows Mickey's trail into a Corridor of Darkness. Sora asks Pluto where they are, but sensing Mickey's presence, he rushes off towards the Third District. The dog wakes him up with a lick and a sudden shove. Pluto wanders off into an alleyway, discovering an unconscious Sora. In Traverse Town, the group witnesses the disappearance of a star and rush off to find Leon. Pluto hops into the Gummi Ship at the last moment as it departs.

Donald, Goofy, and Jiminy are sent to locate the King and the Keyblade Wielder. Pluto later sleeps during the conversation of options between Queen Minnie, Donald, Goofy, Daisy Duck, and Jiminy Cricket. Pluto is found by Donald in the throne room of Disney Castle with a letter from the King who has gone missing. While wandering around in Traverse Town, Pluto suddenly stumbles upon a sleeping Sora. He debuted in the 1930s animated cartoon The Chain Gang. Pluto is King Mickey's loyal pet dog who acts as a messenger for him in some Kingdom Hearts games.

He and Mickey are bound by strong ties of loyalty. Mickey's canine companion, a faithful friend who gives his master courage and cheers him up in hard times. 'Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The Three Musketeers' (2004) While the King is away, Pluto helps Queen Minnie and Daisy hold down the fort. I hope that famous nose of his will lead him to the King.

When the King disappeared, Pluto set out with the others to find his master. He and King Mickey are bound together by the strongest ties there are: friendship and loyalty. His keen sense of smell might lead us to secrets yet uncovered. He had left Disney Castle with Donald and Goofy, but is now on his own. The strength of their bond goes beyond master and pet. Pluto originally appeared in 'The Chain Gang' (1930). Will that famous nose of his lead him to Mickey? Pluto set out with the others to find his master. But it’s hard to complain, as Re:Chain really is something of a trump card: a masterful handling of what remains one of the best in the series, this iconic gem makes even modern remakes fold.Mickey's faithful dog. Re:Chain Of Memories was built upon the foundations of both the original version and the very first Kingdom Hearts with an amount of love that makes 1.5 Remix’s other ports feel a bit short-changed in comparison. In fact, it’s even more satisfying to card-break an enemy’s stocked-up combo when they’re trying to attack from safely beyond your reach (looking at you, Hook!) simply by using a higher-numbered Cure. It’s a very different situation when your boss battles can now be a mishmash of heights and enemies can come at you from all sides. Reworked audio and visuals are a plus, but experiencing the frantic card battling in a 3D space is the biggest ahem draw. It received the biggest overhaul, being basically a ground-up remake done before the practice was common.

While they’re all enhanced versions, Re:Chain is the one that really sticks out. Re:Chain only made its way to Europe as part of Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix, a collection of remastered and reworked games. This feature first appeared in PLAY magazine - Subscribe here to save on the cover price, get exclusive covers, and have it delivered to your door or device every month.

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