32. NewNerdNormal - Kingdom Hearts
from Character Progression Hosted by Dan Brown
Welcome to the inaugural episode of NewNerdNormal! The show where one friend takes the other two on a journey of their fandoms! One of which is casually familiar with it and the other is a complete beginner. This episode is all about Kingdom Hearts! The crossover between Square Enix 's Final Fantasy and Disney that shouldn't have worked but somehow did and has built an entire mythos across many MANY top selling games!
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