Kingdom Hearts III Opening Song Coming to Netflix Worldwide via “Hikaru Utada Live Sessions from Air Studios”

Hikaru Utada’s official website has announced that their online performance, Hikaru Utada Live Sessions from Air Studios,” will be making its way to Netflix worldwide on June 9, 2022. This was an online concert that initially occurred on January 19, 2022, with its only other avenue being a physical release that occurred on February 23, 2022.

Moreover, this performance contains the English version of Kingdom Hearts III’s opening theme, “Face My Fears.” The concert’s audio will also be arriving on streaming services such as Apple Music and the iTunes store on June 9, 2022, including the Japanese version of “Face My Fears.”

The complete track list for “Hikaru Utada Live Sessions from Air Studios” is provided below:

1. “BAD MODE”
2. “One Last Kiss”
3. “Kimini Muchuu”
4. “Darenimo Iwanai”
5. “Find Love”
6. “Time”
7. “PINK BLOOD”
8. “Face My Fears” (English Version）
9. “Hotel Lobby”
10. “Beautiful World” (Da Capo Version）
11. “About Me”
12. “Face My Fears” (Japanese Version) * for music streaming and download

In Kingdom Hearts IV, Sora is in Quadratum with Strelitzia, a prominent character from  Kingdom Hearts Union χ. This setting is an afterworld for the two characters following their tragic fates. Additionally, this new saga has been titled the Lost Master Arc. Further, some combat footage was showcased, with Sora performing Keyblade transformations against a giant entity that seems to be a Heartless? We don’t know for sure.

“The heart resides within the soul, which in turn is guided by fate to its rightful place” is a crucial phrase used at the start of this trailer for the upcoming mainline game.

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