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Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix's Theatre Mode still contains English voice acting in Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX's Japanese version

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Perhaps surprisingly, Square Enix has left the English voice acting in the Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 ReMIX release of Kingdom Hearts II Final Mix's Theatre Mode. As discovered in a live stream by Twitch user Bizkit047, you can press L2 and it will change the voice language to English for all cutscenes. It will be interesting to see if the Japanese voice acting is included in the English version's.

 

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The real question is does this include the FM-exclusive scenes (and the secret movie from re:coded)?

 

This is for KH2FM, not Re:coded. And I seriously doubt it, these were in the original game.

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This is for KH2FM, not Re:coded. And I seriously doubt it, these were in the original game.

But they showed at least two FM scenes in one of the latest English trailers and they were newly voiced dialogue. That shows that they DID voice over the FM scenes with the English cast.

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I missed that part last night because it was like 4am (I stayed up waay too long).However, the stream also confirmed that the proud/crit mode trophies stack. The whole chat went "THEY STACK!"

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But they showed at least two FM scenes in one of the latest English trailers and they were newly voiced dialogue. That shows that they DID voice over the FM scenes with the English cast.

 

I'm well aware they recorded dialogue for the new cutscenes, but that doesn't mean they included it in the Japanese release.

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SE will probably remove JP voice acting from the Western versions because they're lame

Or because It would cost money and nobody seems to have brought dual-languages to their attention overseas.

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