Kingdom Hearts: Legacy

Kingdom Hearts: When Warner Bros. and Universal/Walter Lantz Combined is a crossover video game where Yoshuma (Cory), Setsuna (Molly), Yukari (Mary), Hayato (Joey), Rin (Felicity), Minato (Christopher), Hime (Ginger), and their daughter, Noriko (Linda) rediscovers the worlds and dimensions of Warner Bros. and Universal/Walter Lantz with Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Woody Woodpecker, Andy Panda, and Chilly Willy to save the worlds and dimensions of both Warner Bros., Universal Studios, and Walter Lantz from Menzu (Chester), Ami (Andrea), King Nightmare, The Evil Queen, Yosemite Sam, Itsuki (Alexander), Chinatsu (Gracie), and Buzz Buzzard!

Worlds/Dimensions

 * Linda's Town and Linda's School
 * Cory's City
 * Molly's Home
 * Joey and Felicity's Hometown
 * Mary and Ginger's Hometown
 * Christopher's Neighborhood
 * Bricksburg (The Lego Movie)
 * Rome (Man from U.N.C.L.E.)
 * Sea of Hoolemere (Legends of the Guardians)
 * Oklahoma (Twister)
 * Metropolis (Superman)
 * Mouse America (An American Tail Series)
 * Hill Valley (Back To the Future)
 * Gotham (Batman)
 * Thneedville (The Lorax)
 * Hogarth's Hometown (The Iron Giant)
 * 1925 Nome, Alaska (Balto)
 * New York City (We're Back: a Dinosaur's Story)
 * San Francisco (Godzilla, 2014 version)
 * Jellystone Park (Yogi Bear)
 * Haunted Hotel (Scooby Doo)
 * Bedrock (The Flintstones)
 * Bugs' Forest (Looney Tunes)
 * Skull Island/1933 New York (King Kong, 2005 version)
 * The Ant Hill (Ant Bully)
 * Wing Fortress Zone (Final regular level/reused from Sega's Sonic The Hedgehog 2 (1992))
 * The Crow Nest (Final boss level/reused from Rayman 2: The Great Escape (1999/2000))

Songs

 * Merry Christmas, Darling by the Carpenters (original 1970 version)-opening song on both versions
 * Now and Forever by Barry Manilow and Sheena Easton (1995)-ending song 1 on both versions
 * That's What Friends are for by Dionne Warwick and Whitney Houston (1990 Arista Records's 15th anniversary version)-ending song 2 on both versions
 * Thank You for The Music by ABBA (1977)-ending song 3/final song on both versions