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Kingdom Hearts Tabletop (Does one exist?)

Does anyone know of a Kingdom Hearts tabletop game that exists?  I really want to play one or try one out.  If there isn't one in existence, I would like to try my hand at making one. In either case, would anyone else like to play if it does exist, or help me make it if it doesn't?
im willing to help you make one no problem, i even started making one myself
That's awesome!  I looked around and couldn't find anything.  I would love to hear what you have so far!
I would love if this is a thing. If you need a playtester, or to bounce ideas off someone, I'd be willing to help
It would just need to be a homebrew utilizing an existing set of rules from a version of D&D converted to fit your needs. Get your hands on one of the games strategy guides. Ive found the stats and info in them helps greatly in creating a Table top based off a game.
I'll play test this home brew kingdom hearts game for you. I'm currently in the middle of trying to home brew a log horizon game myself.
May I interest you in FATE or FATE Accelerated?
Melbu Frahma said: I'll play test this home brew kingdom hearts game for you. I'm currently in the middle of trying to home brew a log horizon game myself. There is a Log Horizon RPG already (partially) translated, it can be found  here . Not trying to diminish your efforts at creating something new, but Japan loves these kinds of things, and someone's already working on an attempt to bring it to American audiences. EvilChildren said: May I interest you in FATE or FATE Accelerated? Seconding these as better for a KH RPG than D&D. Kingdom Hearts is much more about story-telling, and narrative elements than grid-based tactical combat. Fate gives you solid combat options, based on character-driven options better than D&D does, and doesn't confine you to a specific 'class'.
Chuubo's MWGE could work for it. It certainly fits the tone
Thanks for all the advice! After looking into the systems more, I kind of like the Fate system, but I still want to hear from Bambi and what might have already been created.