Kingdom Hearts III’s theme song is in an unholy combination of J-pop and wub wub

THIS IS NOT A JOKE!

Recommended Videos

I thought we already knew what the Kingdom Hearts III theme song was going to be, but Square Enix has thrown a wrench into the mix. According to a Tweet last night, it looks like longtime series composer Utada Hikaru will be teaming up with once mega-popular Dubstep artist Skrillex to produce “Face My Fears”. That is certainly an apt title.

The single will release one week ahead of the game on January 18, 2019. I’m sure it will be full of wub wubs and beat drops, or so I’m told of Skrillex’s music. Despite all the hate he gets, I’ve never found him to be too offensive. Dubstep, to me, was more just a fad that quietly died off in favor of the rise of Pop-EDM. That is far worse.

Kingdom Hearts [Twitter]


Destructoid is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more
related content
Read Article How to get Unova Stones in Pokémon Go
The Unova Starters in Pokemon Go.
Read Article Hideo Kojima receives gorgeous handmade Ludens ring from fan
Sam Bridges wearing purple Ludens sunglasses in Death Stranding.
Read Article You’ll need to beat Like a Dragon Gaiden to play the next game’s demo
Like a Dragon: The Man Who Erased His Name
Related Content
Read Article How to get Unova Stones in Pokémon Go
The Unova Starters in Pokemon Go.
Read Article Hideo Kojima receives gorgeous handmade Ludens ring from fan
Sam Bridges wearing purple Ludens sunglasses in Death Stranding.
Read Article You’ll need to beat Like a Dragon Gaiden to play the next game’s demo
Like a Dragon: The Man Who Erased His Name
Author
Peter Glagowski
Former Dtoid staff member.