Roadmap series

Takes place after The Fallen Prince but before Kingdom Hearts: Shonen 1. A story about Xenadu's nobody, Xerathor.

Xenadu is called back to Shonen Kingdom by Whis for help, after a new foe known as Project X emerges — a clone of Nethereos with immense potential. After regaining his memories of his last journey, he now remembers why that voice lingers in his head. He sets out on a journey where he must control Nethereos, who is sealed inside of Xenadu’s vessel, and protect the ones around him without being viewed as the villain. The second game focuses on Project X, the villain of the game — the clone of Nethereos.

An origin story about how the antagonist Nethereos went from being a Keyblade warrior for Shonen Kingdom to creating his own rebellious organization — a story of a shonen Keyblade war that broke out and left many scars on our beloved characters. Naruto and the others are at their Shippuden war age of 17, Goku and Vegeta are in their young mid-20s, and Gohan is 8 years old, turning 11 in the Shonen Hyperbolic Time Chamber.

An interquel set between KHS 2 and KHS 3 — the “Dream Drop Distance” Shonen game.

A prequel to The Fallen Prince, diving deeper into the character Xenadu faced off against in the secret episode of Kingdom Hearts Shonen 3. Naruto and the others are 12, Goku and Vegeta are 15–16, and Luffy is 12 as well. The Broken Oath represents the death of the Keyblade wielder Xzerius, who fails to keep his promise to return home — and Naruto’s oath breaks when he fails to keep his promise to aid him in bringing him back. Plot: Xzerius, Xunakai, and a childhood version of Xenadu end up in the fantasy realm of Shonen Kingdom. With kid Xenadu kidnapped and put into slumber by Xorantheos, Xzerius and Xunakai team up to rescue their little brother Xenadu. This story explains the haunting trauma of Naruto and Goku’s broken promise to the legendary, mysterious Keyblade wielder Xzerius, how Xenadu became a Heartless, and how Xerathor — Xenadu’s nobody — came into existence.