Yen Sid

Mickey's Master. It is revealed in Birth by Sleep that he is a retired Keyblade master. He studied alongside Eraqus and Xehanort before giving Mickey the Star Seeker, and is the first to warn Eraqus of the Unversed. He and Mickey are currently trying to find those suffering and prepare for a reincarnated Xehanort. 3D will involve him putting Sora and Riku through a Mark of Mastery exam. After the events of 3D he begins to prepare seven protectors for the Princesses of Heart heavily implying Kairi, one of the princesses herself as the last one.

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• Ancient Keeper
• Ascended Extra: He appeared for only a brief while at the start of Kingdom Hearts II to provide exposition on the Nobodies, give Sora the Star Seeker, direct him to the Three Faries for a clothes change and give them back the Gummi Ship. Birth by Sleep gave him a much larger role, where he took a more active role in the storyline as well as giving him a bit of backstory beyond "Wise Old Wizard". As of Re:coded, he's become the Big Good.
• The Archmage
• Badass: He's gotta be to be Mickey's teacher.
• Big Good: as of Re:coded
• Cool Keyblade: He was the former owner of Mickey's original keyblade the Star Seeker.
• Cool Old Guy
• Fatal Flaw: Hesitation. He didn't want to intervene in Birth by Sleep because he feared being too presumptuous. His lack of initiative was underlined by his status as a retired Keyblade Master. Unfortunately, he had knowledge that could have spared Terra, Ven, and Aqua their fates. Growing out of this might be the reason why he was so gung-ho about obliterating the Nobodies in Kingdom Hearts II.
• Fountain of Youth: He turned back the ages of Sora and Riku a year in the Sleeping Worlds so that they could relearn how to use a keyblade from scratch.
• Hat of Power
• The Hermit
  • Hermit Guru
• Japanese Pronouns: "Watashi"
• The Mentor
• Mage Tower: The fittingly-named Mysterious Tower.
• Mr. Exposition
• The Obi-Wan
• Oh Crap: In Dream Drop Distance, Yen Sid is assured that what he thinks Xehanort is planning cannot succeeded since he would have to give up his body to travel through time. Then Mickey remembers Xehanort did do that, when he became a Heartless. Cue eyes widening and Yen Sid's calm breaking for a brief moment.
  • OOC Is Serious Business
• Old Master
• Reasonable Authority Figure: Especially evident in how he names Riku Keyblade Master. Unlike Master Eraqus, he understands that Riku, being in tune with darkness, is more resistant to its corruption than someone who would reject it entirely. Therefore, he is willing to set aside commonly assumed prejudices against darkness to give Riku the Mark of Mastery, rather than, like Eraqus before him, reject such an applicant.
• Retired Badass
• Robe and Wizard Hat
• Sdrawkcab Name: One that dates to his original Fantasia appearance.
• Star Power: He consults the stars for guidance and has a prominent celestial motif in both dress and in the keyblade he used to wield the Star Seeker.
• The Stoic: Downplayed. Yen Sid only slightly emotes in facial expression and tone when speaking until...
  • Not So Stoic: Mickey's revelation that Xehanort gave up his body upon transforming into Ansem, enabling him time traveling ability, causes Yen Sid to panic. An even larger and more comical example is his facial expression when Lea manages to summon his keyblade.
• Wizard Beard
  • Stroke The Beard: Very often, to the point of a Character Tic.
• Wizard Classic

Jiminy Cricket

He travels with Sora and co. to keep a record of their adventures.

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• The Conscience: Obviously.
• Character Focus: In Chain of Memories and coded.
• Encyclopedia Exposita: His journal.
• Japanese Pronouns: "Watashi"
• Mr. Exposition: Provides it with his Journal.
• The Other Darrin: Eddie Carroll (voice of Jiminy since the mid-70's) died in 2010. Phil Snyder replaced him in all subsequent games.
• Satellite Character: Save for Chain of Memories and coded, and to a degree Dream Drop Distance while in Prankster's Paradise.
• Species Surname

Pluto

Mickey's loyal dog, who randomly shows up at various points of the story.

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• Big Friendly Dog
• Canine Companion: To Kairi in KH2.
• The Nose Knows
• What Happened to the Mouse?: He disappears near the beginning of the first game, then shows up at the very end to get Sora, Donald and Goofy moving again. The sequel confirms that he can basically turn up wherever he wants, presumably through some form of Offscreen Teleportation.
  • Word Of God implies that because of the way the Corridors of Darkness work, Pluto has access to them as long as he's not with Mickey.

Queen Minnie

Not a full party member, but kicks serious Heartless butt when you have to lead her on an Escort Mission.

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• Alliterative Name
• Awesome Yet Practical: Her "Faith" spell. Getting to the throne becomes much more difficult without using it.
• Badass Adorable: See Awesome Yet Practical, to the point where one wonders why she needed Sora to escort her in the first place.
• Cool Crown: Its decorated with a ruby Hidden Mickey!
• Damsel in Distress: In 3D where she is still a princess but has not learned any magic.
  • Badass Damsel: The moment Pete is distracted by Lea she casts her Faith spell on him to escape.
• Escort Mission: However she if far more powerful then she seems because of her Awesome Yet Practical Faith spell.
• Giant Waist Ribbon
• Japanese Pronouns: "Watashi"
• Happily Married: Her reunion with Mickey in Kingdom Hearts II's ending credits is quite heart warming.
• Pimped-Out Dress
• Pink Means Feminine
• Reasonable Authority Figure
• Ring of Power: She seems to cast her spells using her ring as a medium.
• Royal Blood: As noted in "The Country of the Musketeers", she is the one who has it, rather than her husband, Mickey, who married into it.
• Royal Rapier: It is an Ornamental Weapon used when she is Knighting Mickey, Donald, Goofy and Sora at the end of The Country of the Musketeers.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: Although she doesn't seem very good at combat on her own when a Player Character or other helper isn't around, Minnie can definitely hold her own with her powerful light-based magic.
  • The High Queen: Married to The Good King to making them a...
  • Ruling Couple: She does most of the ruling while Mickey is busy saving the world. Of course it is she who bears the royal blood in the first place as seen in The Country of Musketeers.
• Species Surname
• Squishy Wizard: Unlike most escortees in the series Minnie has the power to defend herself, but she is still very much vulnerable to attack.
• Symbol Motif Clothing: The stars on her skirt.
• White Magic: Minnie is adept with the same kind of magic as her husband.
  • Holy Hand Grenade: Faith. Later in the series it becomes the staple ultimate magic for light-users like Sora, Mickey and Ventus.
  • Force Field: She can seal way rooms with her magic but it isn't powerful enough to stop The Heartless from intruding.
  • Light 'em Up: Her Energy Ball Pearl which is the same spell Mickey uses but blue.
  • Pocket Dimension: She banishes Pete to one for a timeout.

Seven maidens who where born without any darkness in their heart, it is passed down through legend that they are the keepers of the Door to Darkness and that when they are gathered the Final Keyhole will open revealing Kingdom Hearts. In 3D Xehanort reveals the Princesses of Heart are the keepers of the light half of the X-blade. In order to make the true X-Blade, he must have them confront his Thirteen Seekers Of Darkness or confront their protectors the Seven Guardians of Light.

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Tropes that are inclusive to the group as a whole:

• Allergic To Evil: They tend to feel or at least look sick in the presence of too much darkness.
• Barrier Maidens
• Beauty Equals Goodness
• Detect Evil: Or in the least, Detect Darkness.
• Damsels in Distress
• Disney Princesses: With the exception of Kairi and sometimes Alice.
• Everything's Better with Princesses
  • Non-Indicative Title: Neither Alice nor Kairi are actual princesses.
• Hair Decorations: All of them have one except Kairi.
• Incorruptible Pure Pureness
  • Only the Pure of Heart
• Light 'em Up
  • Pillar of Light: When defending Snow White you can use a unique reaction command called White Calm that blasts enemy with her light.
• Living MacGuffins: Skirt the line between this and MacGuffin Girls. Their pure hearts of light are due to holding one seventh of the light of the x-Blade within them. To re-form the x-Blade and the true Kingdom Hearts, they would need to merge with thirteen beings of pure darkness. And if they die, all of the worlds are consumed by darkness once more.
• Pimped-Out Dress: Except Alice and Jasmine.
• Power-Up: They provide them to Sora.
• Rule of Seven
• Save These People, Save The Worlds: Or rather, protect these people, protect the worlds. In a manner of speaking.

Snow White

• Blow You Away: Her Sneezy and Sweet Memories D-Links.
• Escort Mission: Ventus must protect her and guide her to the home of the Seven Dwarves.
• Faux Death: Of course.
• Gemstone Assault: Her Sweet Seven D-Link finisher.
• The Ingenue
• Princess Classic
• Raven Hair, Ivory Skin: She is Trope Codifier after all.
• World's Most Beautiful Woman: The fairest one of all.

Cinderella

• Cinderella Circumstances: She is Trope Namer after all.
• Escort Mission: Terra has to protect her from the Unversed on the way to the Prince's ball.
• Everything's Better with Sparkles: All of the fairy magic provided by her D-Link have sparkle effects
• The Girl Who Fits This Slipper: Of course!
• Hair Color Dissonance: In-universe, even. For some reason her Station of Awakening has her as a brunette.
• Magic Dance: Her finishers when D-Linked.
• Princess Classic

Alice

• Canon Foreigner: In a roundabount way—the Princesses of Heart are composed of the Disney Princesses plus Original Character Kairi. Alice, however, has never been a part of the line and replaced Ariel, who was present in the game as a mermaid (which is probably the reason she was replaced).
• Only Sane Woman
• Plucky Girl
• The Scapegoat: By being accused of stealing the Queen's heart.

Aurora

• Faux Death
• King in the Mountain
• Princess Classic
• World's Most Beautiful Woman: According to the protagonists of Birth By Sleep

Belle

• Badass Damsel: Gets to elbow Xaldin in the gut.
• Bookworm
• Brainy Brunette
• She Cleans Up Nicely: Her iconic golden ballroom dress entrance in Kingdom Hearts II.

Jasmine

• Bare Your Midriff
• Bound and Gagged: In the manga adaption, when captured by Jafar.
• Impossible Hourglass Figure
• Rebellious Princess
• Spoiled Sweet: Despite being a literal princess, Jasmine is very kind to Aladdin, Sora, Donald, and Goofy.

Kairi

See under the Heroes page.

Tarzan

Joins you in the first game's Deep Jungle.

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• Blade on a Stick: Uses his simple Spear made with a sharpened rock.
• Blow You Away: He has the Aero spell.
• Combat Medic: He has the Cure spell.
• Exiled From Canon: Due to some legal issues, he doesn't appear in any game afterwards except in some memories in Roxas' dreams in the prologue for Kingdom Hearts II.
• Grind Boots: Tree-surfing.
• Hidden Depths: Unlike most characters, Tarzan seems to have an innate understanding of the Heart. He is actually the first to introduce Sora and the player to the concept of friendship, the heart, and power being linked that has since become an integral part of the series. Unfortunately, Sora has a hard time understanding him, at first, and it looks like he's speaking gibberish.
• Japanese Pronouns: "Boku".
• Loincloth
• Noble Savage
• Raised by Gorillas
• Walking Shirtless Scene
• Wild Man

Aladdin

Lends Sora and co. a hand in Agrabah in both games.

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• Blade Spam: His Sandstorm/Slash Frenzy skill and Speedster Limit Break.
• Boisterous Bruiser: He's rather cocky when he fights.
• Fragile Speedster: Comes with being a thief.
• Hero with Bad Publicity
• Japanese Pronouns: "Ore".
• Lovable Rogue
• Nice Hat: Wears a red fez.
• Sinister Scimitar: His Scimitar is a heroic version.
• Walking Shirtless Scene

Ariel

The mermaid princess of Atlantica appears in Kingdom Hearts, Chain of Memories (a memory of her at least), and Kingdom Hearts II.

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• Action Girl: In the first game. Not so much in the second.
• Badass Princess: In the first game. Not so much in the second game.
• Bare Your Midriff
• Japanese Pronouns: "Atashi".
• Mermaid
• Natural Weapon: Her tail.
  • Tail Slap
• Red-Headed Heroine
• Rebellious Princess: You should know this already.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: When Ursula took King Triton's trident, she helps Sora, Donald and Goofy to get it back.
• Rhythm Game
• Seashell Bra
• Squishy Wizard
  • Red Mage: Has a Thunder, Aero and Cure spell.
• Use Your Head: Her Spiral Wave attack.
  • Everything's Better with Spinning
• Too Dumb to Live: She didn't remember Ursula in the second game and so Ursula had no problems taking advantage of it.

Jack Skellington

The Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, Jack Skellington joins the cast for Kingdom Hearts, Chain of Memories, and Kingdom Hearts II.

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• Authority Equals Asskicking: He is the Pumpkin King. Crosses into Asskicking Equals Authority when one takes into account that the only reason he has the job is because he's the scariest and the toughest.
• Bad Santa: In Kingdom Hearts II. This is not out of actually being evil, however, and more out of not really...knowing how Christmas operates, leading to him making such "decorations" as a guillotine in the middle of town square in addition to Christmas lights.
• Black Magic: His official job class is Black Mage but with darker twists.
  • Fire, Ice, Lightning
  • Gravity Master
• Dark Is Not Evil
• Dem Bones
• Evil Laugh
• Idiot Hero
• Good Old Fisticuffs: He uses his Bone Fists in battle although you won't see him be using them often.
• Japanese Pronouns: "Boku".
• Large Ham: More subtle then Oogie, but still.
• Magic Dance: His Limit Break.
  • Dance Battler
• Nightmare Fetishist
• Nightmare Fuel Station Attendant
• Noodle People
• Perky Goth
• Slasher Smile
• Squishy Wizard

Peter Pan

The boy who would not grow up. Party member in the original, summon in the sequels, D-Link and boss fight (for Terra) in Birth by Sleep.

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• Air Jousting: His attacks as a summon fall into this category.
• Alliterative Name
• Blade Spam: His Hummingbird attack.
• Blow You Away: Has the Aero spell.
• Boisterous Bruiser
• Flight
• Fragile Speedster
• Japanese Pronouns: "Boku".
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Not entirely nice to Sora when they first meet, but really comes through when it matters.
• Kid Hero
• Knife Nut: Wields a Dagger.
• Lovable Rogue
• Pointy Ears
• Time Stands Still: Has the Stop spell.

Tinker Bell

Voiced by: N/A

Peter Pan's pixie companion, at his request she accompanied Sora as a summon in the first game and does the same when Peter himself is a summon.

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• Clingy Jealous Girl: Very much so for Peter.
• Everything's Better with Sparkles: Pixie Dust of course.
• Fairy
  • Fairy Companion
  • Fairy Sexy: Her signature.
• Healing Hands
  • Auto Revive: Which made her much beloved in the first game.
  • Regenerating Health: Which she did for the entire party.
• Winged Humanoid

The Beast

The big furry Jerk with a Heart of Gold teams up with you in the first game when you visit Hollow Bastion. Though you visit his castle in KH2, he doesn't fight alongside you there because he's too busy being manipulated by Xaldin. Unlike most of the guest stars, he's one of the more plot critical, assisting in bringing down Maleficient and Xaldin (and he can even fight Xemnas in the first game's Final Mix edition).

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• Badass: Possibly the most Badass Disney-native teammate in the first & second games.
  • Badass Cape
  • Badass Normal: see Hyper Competent Sidekick
• Baleful Polymorph
• The Berserker
• Brainwashed and Crazy
• Determinator: He tore through the fabric of the universe with nothing but the force of his rage and the strength of his will.
• Genius Bruiser
• Heroic BSOD: Talked out of it fairly quickly.
• Hyper Competent Sidekick: In the first game, the Beast is your saving grace. When you team up with him, you've just lost Donald and Goofy and the Keyblade, putting you alone armed with only magic against slews of powerful enemies. The Beast's combat abilities become essential to your survival until things go back to normal.
• Japanese Pronouns: "Watashi"
• Lightning Bruiser
• Mighty Roar
  • Make Me Wanna Shout
• Natural Weapon: His Claws.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: Lampshaded by Roxas when he compared Beast to Xemnas, who would let his subjects do the grunt job defending their HQ from danger rather facing them head-on first, as Beast did.
  • Warrior Prince
• The Worf Effect: Usually inflicts this on his foes (including Xaldin!), but Riku manages to take him down at Hollow Bastion in the first game, but this mainly happened because Beast was weakened from ripping his way through the darkness to reach that point. In Days, guess who manages to one-shot him and send him flying over the gates of his own castle? Infernal Engine.
• You Shall Not Pass: Does this after the first visit to Hallow Bastion. The second visit reveals he survived.

Fa Mulan

Sora and co. meet up with her (and their old ally Mushu) right as she's about to join the army.

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• Action Girl
• Ancestral Weapon: The Sword of the Ancestors
  • Cool Sword
• Chinese Girl
• Full-Contact Magic
  • Reverse Shrapnel
• Japanese Pronouns: "Watashi"
• Kung-Fu Wizard: Would be a Magic Knight technically but hey, she knows kung-fu!
• The Load: When she's pretending to be Ping.
  • Took a Level in Badass: When she stops pretending.
• Obfuscating Stupidity
• Patriotic Fervor: "For China!"
• Playing with Fire: Via Mushu.
  • Fire Balls: Raining from the sky!
• Reverse Grip
• Twelfth Night Adventure: As Ping.

Mushu

Voiced by: Koichi Yamadera (Japan), Mark Moseley (English)

A guardian spirit of the Fa family, he accompanied Sora when the Fairy Godmother released him from the fireglow gem and accompanied Mulan through her adventure.

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• Breath Weapon
• Guardian Entity
• Non-Human Sidekick
• Our Dragons Are Different
  • Shoulder-Sized Dragon
• Playing with Fire
• Small Annoying Creature
• Uncle Tomfoolery

Hercules

The son of Zeus and Hera. Hercules is the hero of Olympus Coliseum, and he is currently the reigning champ of the Games.

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• Aesop Amnesia: It's implied that the events of the film took place before the first game, come Kingdom Hearts II he's back to feeling he has to fight opponent after opponent and show off to the public to maintain his status. Subverted when he eventually remembers the meaning of a True Hero later in the game.
• Cool Sword: Though he prefers his fists.
• Battle Aura
• Big Damn Heroes
• Bonus Boss/Duel Boss
• Fastball Special: He can do this with Ven.
• Good Old Fisticuffs
• Guest Star Party Member: When you fight Hades in KHII: Herc's aura is the only way you can knock Hades out of his 'red mode', which makes him invincible in the Underworld. He becomes an official one in BBS
• Heroic BSOD
• Heroic Build: As if it needs to be said. Birth By Sleep features him in his younger, slimmer days.
• Japanese Pronouns: "Boku".
• Spin Attack
• Super Strength: Another given.
• The Other Darrin: Tate Donovan reprises his role as Hercules in the second game. Before that, he was voiced by Sean Astin (y'know, Sam)?
• Physical God
• Unskilled, but Strong: In his youth in Birth By Sleep.
• Use Your Head: As a Shout Out to the film.

Jack Sparrow

Sadly, not actually voiced by Johnny Depp. Guess which world he shows up on.

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• The Captain: As he insists
• Combat Pragmatist: Comes from being a pirate.
• Cool Sword: Skill And Crossbones
• Deadpan Snarker:
  William Turner:(On the Organization XIII's plan to attack Port Royal)"They'll hurt the townsfolk?"
  Jack Sparrow: "No, they're bringin' 'em flowers, mate."
• Dem Bones: When cursed and under the moonlight.
  • Ghost Pirate
• Flechette Storm: His Rain Storm skill.
• Japanese Pronouns: "Ore".
• Inexplicable Treasure Chests: His Limit Break Bluff involves a rigged one.
  • Pirate Booty
• Lovable Rogue
• Non-Standard Character Design: Like the rest of Port Royal, he's realistically proportioned, and rendered like a real person. Compare this to Donald, Sora, and Goofy, and it's a wonder nobody makes a comment on how odd they look.
• Throw Down the Bomblet: Has bombs for some of his special attacks.
• One Steve Limit: Jack Skellington is also a party member in Kingdom Hearts II, so the in-game menus calls him "Sparrow" and Sora calls "Captain!" instead of "Jack!" when performing a Limit with Sparrow.
• Pirate

Simba

He was a summon in the first game; when Sora visits the Pride Lands in KH2, he joins the party for real.

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• Badass: His summon is one of the most useful in the first game, and his Limit Break is one of the most powerful in the second game.
• Combat Medic: He has a Cure spell.
• Dishing Out Dirt
• Japanese Pronouns: "Boku".
• King of Beasts
• Mighty Roar: His attack as a summon and the finishing blow of his Limit Break.
  • Make Me Wanna Shout
• Natural Weapon: His weapon the Proud Fang are his claws and teeth.
• Oedipus Complex
• Panthera Awesome
• Rolling Attack: As part of his Limit Break.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: Of course, he needed Sora, Donald and Goofy's support to do something about Scar's ghost.
  • Warrior Prince
• Took a Level in Badass: When his friends helped him overcome his fears and inferiority feelings regarding his father, he chasted Scar's ghost away by telling it to fuck off and some seconds later fought off the true Heartless version of Scar by his claws and fangs alone.

TRON/Rinzler

A copy of the original program made by Ansem to help run Space Paranoids, the computer systems in Hollow Bastion. Unfortunately, Ansem also included the MCP.

In Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance], Sora visits the Grid and meets the original Tron... who's been brainwashed by CLU into "Rinzler", much like in TRON: Legacy.

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• Badass Bookworm: Mostly because he's a computer program, programmed to know about computers, but still... He is also programmed to kick some serious Heartless ass, which forced MCP to delete his programming before he was locked up.
• Cyberpunk
• Deadly Disc: His Identity Disc, they become closer to Rings of Death as Rinzler
  • Dual Wielding: Wields two discs as Rinzler.
• Demoted to Extra: In Riku's Grid story, he has no lines, is only given two brief appearances, and is killed by Riku in the second of those.
• Disney Villain Death: He falls to his death in The Grid, at least in Riku's story. He may have survived in Sora's story.
• Face Heel Turn: As Rinzler in The Grid.
  • Fighting Your Friend: As Rinzler.
    • However, It is not strictly the same Tron as was encountered in Kingdom Hearts II. Space Paranoids was a copy of The Grid made some years before, along with all the programs within it, like Tron. The Tron that became Rinzler is different than the Tron that was Sora's friend. This doesn't make the situation any easier for Sora, though.
• Holographic Terminal: In his Limit Break
• Interface Screw: His boss fight as Rinzler in Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] gives him an attack that reverses gravity and inverts Sora/Riku's controls.
• Long Range Fighter: The first purely long ranged party character in the series.
• Japanese Pronouns: "Boku".
• Pinball Projectile
• Precision-Guided Boomerang
  • Boomerang Comeback
• Really 700 Years Old: Due to the sheer amount of time that Kevin was in exile (approximately one thousand in-Grid years), coupled with CLU's Creative Sterility, Tron in The Grid is at least one thousand years old.
• Redemption Equals Death: By Taking the Bullet for Sora. However, CLU's dialogue about "retrieving" him (a feat impossible if he had derezzed) implies it is a Disney Death.
• Shock and Awe: Had the Thunder spell.
• Tron Lines: Duh.
• Wall Crawl: As Rinzler.

Genie

The Genie's lamp was found by Aladdin in the desert and he used it to summon Genie, but it was taken by Jafar and Genie was forced to fight for him until Jafar was defeated. Since then, Genie has been a summon support for Sora.

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• Apologetic Attacker: When he was forced to be Jafar's bitch during the boss fight.
  • Apologises a Lot: Always did it before he attacked Sora & co.
• Benevolent Genie: To Aladdin and Sora, mostly to Sora.
• Black Mage: In Kingdom Hearts.
• Cloudcuckoolander
• Genie in a Bottle: Duh
• Japanese Pronouns: "Washi"
• Large Ham: Remember that this character was originally voiced by Robin Williams.
• Magic Knight: In Kingdom Hearts II.
• Hey, It's That Voice!: Homer Simpson helps Sora destroy the Heartless.
• Thou Shalt Not Kill: Averted, he's forced by Jafar to crush the heroes but he made sure he would miss or warn the heroes first before he attacked.
• Sealed Good in a Can
• Slave Mook: Thankfully, not for long.
• Took a Level in Badass: In the second game, he has the magic to copy his own Keyblade and use Limit Forms. He uses it like nobody's business. Hilarity Ensues.

Stitch/Experiment 626

He appears at the Bastion in KHII without much explanation and soon becomes one of Sora's summon allies. Birth By Sleep reveals he has a history of partnering up with Keyblade wielders.

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• Badass Adorable
• Fastball Special: When teamed up with him for a boss fight, Ventus and Aqua can throw 626 at the enemy.
• Guns Akimbo: Does it with Ray Guns.
• Hidden Depths: As in his original movie, Stitch's capacity for things other than destruction, such as friendship, startle even Jumba, who made him.
• Magic Music: One of his abilities in II, and his upgraded D-Link finisher in Sleep.
  • Musical Assassin
• Multi-Armed and Dangerous: In Birth by Sleep.
• Pint Sized Power House: He can toss around things three thousand times his size. But not an ounce more.
• The Unintelligible: It's hard to tell whether most of his dialogue is alien language or animalistic gibberish. His grasp of English (or Japanese) consists of a very small number of phrases parroted from Terra, Aqua, and Ventus.

Prince Phillip

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• Cool Sword: The Sword of Truth.
• Fastball Special: He helps Aqua get around Maleficent's castle – and up on the dragon's back – this way.
• Japanese Pronouns: "Boku".
• Luckily My Shield Will Protect Me: The Shield of Virtue which luckily for Aqua will protect her as well when they're fighting Dragon Maleficent.
• Modest Royalty
• Royals Who Actually Do Something
• Throwing Your Sword Always Works: How he finishes Maleficent off just like in the movie.
• Warrior Prince: Forest of thorns? Evil henchmen? A psychotic witch who turns into a dragon? Bring it.

Merlin

The only non-Final Fantasy member of the Hollow Bastion Restoration Committee. His house is the group's base. He is also Sora's chief mentor in magic.

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• The Archmage
• Bag of Holding: An obvious Shout Out to his debut movie, natch.
• Cool Old Guy
• I Take Offense to That Last One: "Old loon, you say?"
• Japanese Pronouns: "Washi"
• Magic Versus Science: He and Cid don't get along...until they end up combining their talents to create a weapon that can de-rezz the MCP.
• Magic Wand
• The Mentor
• Robe and Wizard Hat
• Time Master: He both sends Sora, Donald and Goofy back in time and creates a Year Outside, Hour Inside space for Lea to learn to use a keyblade.
• Wizard Beard
• Wizard Classic

Scrooge McDuck

Donald's famous uncle, the eccentric entrepreneur is traveling across the worlds in hopes of adding to his already vast fortune (thanks to Merlin, he made it to Radiant Garden before Gummi Ships had even been invented). His latest business venture involves sea-salt ice cream.

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• Badass Grandpa: In spirit, anyway. It takes guts to talk back to an Unversed three times your size.
• Intrepid Merchant: Not even the vastness of outer space can stop this guy from looking to expand his empire.
• Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal
• Japanese Pronouns: "Watashi"
• Nice Hat
• Self-Made Man
• Trade Mark Favorite Food: Ice Cream.
• Uncle Pennybags: Maybe not in spending money, but every conversation with Scrooge in the series so far has been nothing short of awesome.

Daisy Duck

Voiced by: Mika Doi (Japanese), Tress MacNeille(English)

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• Blue Blood: She is a Duchess after all.
• Cool Crown
• Graceful Ladies Like Purple
• Pimped-Out Dress
• Satellite Character
• Species Surname
• Tsundere: As mentioned elsewhere, Daisy is quite possibly animation's Ur Example.

Grand Councilwoman

Voiced By: Ikuko Tani (Japanese), Zoe Caldwell (English)

The leader of the United Galactic Federation, and the woman responsible for transporting Dr. Jumba Jookiba and his experiments to a prison asteroid. In spite of being against Dr. Jookiba, she is rather reasonable with the traveling Keybladers who encounter her.

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• Badass Cape: Though she doesn't really show herself to be badass, her cape is rather impressive.
• Bald Women
• Four-Fingered Hands: Or rather, three-fingered.
• The Greys: Downplayed. She's taller than a normal human, in spite of looking like a normal Grey.
• Hero Antagonist: More than Gantu on the heroic nature, less than him on the antagonist on some levels.
• Humanoid Aliens: Moreso than Gantu or the other aliens on the ship, anyway.
• Icy Blue Eyes: As befitting her Iron Lady persona.
• Iron Lady
• Reasonable Authority Figure: Willing to release inmates from imprisonment to help her, as well as willing to listen to the reasons for why people seem to randomly appear on her ship. She even demotes Gantu for stepping beyond his station in his persecution of Stitch.
• The Reptilians: She looks like a cross between The Greys and a humanoid hydrosaur.

Huey, Dewey and Louie

Voiced by: Chika Sakamoto (Japanese), Russi Taylor (English)

Donald's triplet nephews who offer their services in each game doing different things.

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• An Economy Is You
• Chromatic Arrangement
• The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard: They will always catch-up in the racing mini-game no matter how far ahead you are.
• Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal
• Intrepid Merchant
• Mini-Game: They provide them in Birth By Sleep.
• No Hero Discount: Or family discount as they explicitly say to their uncle.
• Power-Up Food: They sell you ice cream that does this in Birth By Sleep.
• Why Do You Keep Changing Jobs?

Pinocchio

A wooden puppet carved by the toymaker Geppetto and given life by the Blue Fairy. During the events of the original game, Pinocchio appears within Monstro where he is pursued by Riku, who is curious as to how a wooden puppet can have a heart. He returns in Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance], which explains how he was swallowed by Monstro.

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• Cheerful Child
• Distressed Dude
• Little Bit Beastly: He bears his donkey ears and tail in 3D after a trip to Pleasure Island in Sora's story, but he loses them by the time he is eaten by Monstro.
• Living Toy
• Nice Hat
• Pinocchio Nose: Though that should be obvious.
• Pinocchio Syndrome: Of course, he is Trope Namer!

Quasimodo, Esmeralda and Phoebus

Quasimodo is voiced by: Sosuke Komori (Japanese)

Esmeralda is voiced by: Urara Takano (Japanese)

Phoebus is voiced by: Souma Suzuki (Japanese), Phil LaMarr (English)

The title character of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, they aid Riku and Sora in their visit to Notre Dame Kingdom Hearts 3 D.

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• Big Damn Heroes: All three do this for each other multiple times.
• Cool Sword: Phoebus.
• Does Not Like Shoes: Esmeralda
• Fair Cop: Phoebus.
• The Grotesque: Quasimodo
• Handicapped Badass: Quasimodo
• Hot Gypsy Woman: Esmeralda who is Trope Codifier.
• The Messiah: Esmeralda.
• Red-Headed Hero: Quasimodo
• Roma: Esmeralda.
• Screw the Rules, I'm Doing What's Right: Phoebus, prompting his Heel Face Turn.
• Two Guys and a Girl

Sam Flynn, Kevin Flynn, and Quorra

Sam is voiced by: Daisuke Hirakawa (Japanese)

Kevin is voiced by: Tsutomu Isobe (Japanese), Fred Tatasciore (English)

Quorra is voiced by: Yuka Komatsu (Japanese)

A trio who opposes CLU 2, Kevin is a User and the creator of the Grid and CLU 2, Sam is his son who came to The Grid to find him and Quorra is an ISO and confidante to Kevin Flynn during his years in exile.

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• Action Girl: Quorra
• Artificial Brilliance: In-Universe in the case of Quorra, who was created by the Grid as an ISO, and has not only triple D-DNA, but also is coded in a way that is "beyond" Kevin Flynn, hence why he wants to find a way to get her off-Grid.
• Artificial Human: Quorra
• Badass Beard: Kevin
• Badass Longcoat: Kevin
• Beard of Sorrow: Kevin
• Damsel in Distress/Badass in Distress: Quorra is captured by Rinzler at one point, but escapes on her own.
• Demoted to Extra: Kevin and Sam only get one scene in Sora's story. Justified, in that Sora's story is more about the interactions between he and Tron and the nature of the hearts of programs, rather than about the plot of TRON: Legacy, like Riku's is.
• Heroic Sacrifice: Kevin does this as he did in the movie, in order to stop CLU from escaping the Grid.
• Laser Blade: Quorra whips one out to protect Sam from CLU, formed from a baton.
  • Grappling-Hook Pistol: It's implied by the last scenes of Riku's side of The Grid, if one takes into account the source material, that she can also turn the same baton into the Light Cable program.
• Last of Her Kind: Quorra is the last ISO.
• Latex Space Suit: Standard Grid uniforms, and all.
• MacGuffin: Kevin's "Master Disc", which could hypothetically allow for travel off-Grid by using the Portal.
• MacGuffin Girl: Quorra, which is why Kevin wants to get not only himself and his son, but also her off of the Grid.
• Mentor Occupational Hazard: Poor Kevin.
• Mr. Exposition: Kevin's role is to explain the workings of The Grid to Sora and Riku.
• My Greatest Failure: Kevin sees being unable to stop CLU from destroying the ISOs as this.
• No Indoor Voice: Sam is extremely loud in his first few scenes with Riku.
• Nonstandard Character Design: All three of them use realistic proportions are rendered like actual people.
• Only One Name: Quorra. Justified, since all programs are like that.
• The Other Darrin: As with CLU, he is voiced by Fred Tatasciore, rather than by his actor, Jeff Bridges.
• Physical God: Kevin, who is also The Maker of the Grid.
• Really 700 Years Old: Quorra was alive at least since the Purge of the ISOs, and Kevin is even older than that, making them both approximately one thousand years old, counting in-Grid cycles as years.
• Rings of Death: All of them carry an identity disk that functions as one, though only Quorra's is shown in action.
• Totally Radical: Kevin
• Tron Lines
• What Happened to the Mouse?: After Sora goes off to search for Tron's source code and to save Quorra, Kevin and Sam disappear from the plot, mainly because they are trying to fulfill another aspect of it (keeping CLU from getting the Master Disc).