World cards

World cards menu in Re:Chain of Memories.

World cards menu in Chain of Memories.

World cards are a type of card in Chain of Memories and its remake Re:Chain of Memories, as well as Kingdom Hearts Coded. They are created from the memories of people and can be used to transform floors from Castle Oblivion into the relevant world, although traversing through the floor still requires map cards. Almost all world cards are made by members of Organization XIII, although DiZ and Naminé were also able to make cards for Riku, and one appeared on its own to King Mickey. Naminé could also use her powers to turn a world card into another object, as she did with the card for Destiny Islands that was in Riku Replica's possession as a charm.

In coded and Re:coded, Castle Oblivion is remade in data form, and the world cards are still present, along with the Ending Cards.

History

Chain of Memories

The first card introduced in Chain of Memories was the Traverse Town world card, produced by a hooded Marluxia who sampled Sora's memories to make it. After completing and exiting Traverse Town they met with Marluxia again, until they were interrupted by Axel, with the intent to test them. Axel granted them several more world cards (Wonderland, Olympus Coliseum, Agrabah, Monstro, and Halloween Town) upon his defeat, as did Larxene (100 Acre Wood, Atlantica, Neverland, Hollow Bastion) whom they encountered on the sixth floor.

Meanwhile, the organization members planning a coup used Naminé's ability to turn the Destiny Islands world card into a fake charm for Riku Replica. Vexen later samples the memories of Roxas through Sora's heart to create a world card for Twilight Town. The last world card Sora acquired is Destiny Islands, after the final defeat of Riku Replica, when his fake charm returned to normal when in Sora's possession. Lastly, he entered the 13th floor of Castle Oblivion without a world card

During these events Riku is taken to Castle Oblivion through a Hollow Bastion world card thanks to DiZ, who pretended to be Ansem. DiZ, disguised as Ansem, taught him about his own card mechanics, before he gave him another set of world cards. DiZ later gave him another set in the entrance hall of the seventh basement floor. Riku later acquired additional world cards from King Mickey and Zexion, for Twilight Town and Destiny Islands, respectively. DiZ also gave him the Castle Oblivion card for the final basement floor, which Sora did not require on his own final floor.

Coded

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World cards

Note that this does not include event rewards for defeating bosses in the halls between floors. The listed attack card also relates to the core available attack card in that world, although cards like Kingdom Key are available everywhere, as well as some acquired from bounty rooms, some cards can only be found in a single world outside of Moogle Shops.

100 Acre Wood is not available in Reverse/Rebirth. It also does not use map cards to progress, but instead involves a series of minigames and conversations with the inhabitants. Clearing a minigame and talking to the local resident results in a new card or sleight.

World	Floors		Attack card	Event rewards
	SS	R/R
Traverse Town	1F	B11F – B8F	—	Simba Guard Armor
Wonderland	2F – 6F	B7F – B4F	Lady Luck	Card Soldier Trickmaster
Olympus Coliseum	2F – 6F	B7F – B4F	Olympia	Hi-Potion Hades Cloud
Agrabah	2F – 6F	B11F – B8F	Three Wishes	Ether Jafar-Genie Genie
Halloween Town	2F – 6F	B7F – B4F	Pumpkinhead	Terror Oogie Boogie
Monstro	2F – 6F	B11F – B8F	Wishing Star	High Jump Parasite Cage Dumbo
Atlantica	7F – 10F	B7F – B4F	Crabclaw	Ursula
Neverland	7F – 10F	B11F – B8F	Fairy Harp	Glide Hook Tinker Bell
Hollow Bastion	7F – 10F	B12F	Divine Rose	Dragon Maleficent
100 Acre Wood	7F – 10F	—	Confuse, Spellbinder, Elixir, Idyll Romp, and Bambi. Chain of Memories only: Bind and Synchro. Re:Chain of Memories only: Firaga Burst, Mega-Ether, Cross-slash+.
Twilight Town	11F	B2F	One-Winged Angel	Vexen
Destiny Islands	12F	B3F	—	Darkside Oathkeeper
Castle Oblivion	13F	B1F	Diamond Dust	Trinity Limit Axel Larxene Marluxia

Chest rewards per world

Chests contents sometimes vary between the original and the remake, as well as the three versions of the remake (Japanese, English, HD version). The remake also adds an additional chest in the Room of Rewards, as such the 'second chest' column is remake-only.

World	Bounty		Room of Rewards
	Chain of Memories	Re:Chain of Memories	First chest		Second chest
			COM	RECOM
Traverse Town	—	Hidden Dragon Maverick Flare	Lionheart		Saïx
Wonderland	Stop		Stop Raid	Synchro	Xemnas
Olympus Coliseum	Blizzard Raid		Metal Chocobo		Monochrome Total Eclipse
Agrabah	Gravity		Blazing Donald	Warp	Luxord
Halloween Town	Gifted Miracle		Gravity Raid	Bind	Bond of Flame
Monstro	Fire Raid		Aqua Splash		Xaldin
Atlantica	Homing Blizzara Shock Impact		Quake		Demyx
Neverland	Homing Fira	Teleport	Thunder Raid		Follow the Wind Midnight Roar
Hollow Bastion	Cross-slash+	Reflect Raid	Mushu		Xigbar
Twilight Town	Firaga Break	Warpinator Ansem	Warp	Stardust Blitz	Roxas
Destiny Islands	Judgment Zexion		Megalixir		Photon Debugger Two Become One
Castle Oblivion	Ultima Weapon Lexaeus		—	Super Glide	Star Seeker
	Ansem	Raging Storm

Behind the scenes

During cutscenes in Re:Chain of Memories, the Destiny Islands card shows the Kingdom Hearts II design rather than the one used in Chain of Memories, however, once you actually receive the card, the design from the original game is shown to be on the card instead. The reason for this is unknown.