KH was absolutely billed as FF meets Disney, especially the first one. Look at literally any article or review at the time, the one constant was FF meets Disney. And they weren't one offs either, in any place that wasn't a Disney world, they were there to push the plot along.
They used FF characters to pull in people like me who weren't interested in just hanging with Disney toons, and then booted them to the side when their story got too convuluted with 70 nobodies, heartless, etc, etc.
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Re: Square Enix's Tetsuya Nomura Touches on the Future of Final Fantasy in Kingdom Hearts
KH was absolutely billed as FF meets Disney, especially the first one. Look at literally any article or review at the time, the one constant was FF meets Disney. And they weren't one offs either, in any place that wasn't a Disney world, they were there to push the plot along.
They used FF characters to pull in people like me who weren't interested in just hanging with Disney toons, and then booted them to the side when their story got too convuluted with 70 nobodies, heartless, etc, etc.