Age: 19 Appearance: Sora is a slender teenager with spiky brown hair (later becoming a caramel color), peach skin, and blue eyes. Sora wears a black v-neck t-shirt with a white x across the stomach, red shorts that are black below the knee with both built-in pockets and external pockets, and a blue belt. His shoes are the same as Kingdom Hearts, but the straps are white, the soles are blue, and the ankle of the shoe is black. Similar to his shoes, Sora's fingerless gloves are the same as Kingdom Hearts except they're black in color and have a single yellow strap-like Kingdom Hearts II. He retains his signature crown necklace and his hair is the same as it was in Kingdom Hearts. Personality: Like most typical heroes, Sora is brave and heroic, impulsively risking his own life for people he doesn't know and is loyal to a fault. Since he was a kid, Sora showed to be very compassionate. As he offered Ventus to take refugee into his heart, until he was able to repair his own damaged one. Despite everything that he has endured throughout his journey, Sora retains his upbeat and optimistic attitude. He shows little tolerance for cowardice and selfishness but is ultimately forgiving of those that are sorry for their actions. Sora has a remarkable capacity to forgive, even to those who have harmed him and his friends. He shows concern over Maleficent's safety when she is overwhelmed by Dusks and forgives Naminé for rewriting his memory which caused him to forget his friends. He is quick to show gratitude to Ansem, Seeker of Darkness for saving Kairi's life, though he was unaware that this was actually Riku in disguise. He stays by Axel's side as he fades from existence despite knowing that Axel had kidnapped Kairi prior to this, and quickly forgives Neku who had intended to hand him over to Young Xehanort. He values his friends and the bounds with them more than anything. As Sora strongly believes they are the true source of his strenght and power. This is extended both to his close companions like Kairi, Riku, Donald, Goofy, King Mickey and all the other people he met on his journey around the worlds. His faith in the connections between his heart and the ones he shared a bound with, is what made him grow stronger during his adventures. And also the reason that brought the Keyblade to ultimately choose Sora as it's worthy keeper, rather than Riku. As result, Sora can became saddened and upset by seeing that his friends have somehow forgotten or don't seem to recognize him. Even if he is dealing with just projections or illusions of them. This is seen when he discovers Winnie the Pooh lost all memories of him, after the Heartless ripped the book of 100 Acre Wood, or during his visit to the Country of the Musketeers. Where he met past versions of Donald and Goofy, long before they started their friendship. In more than one occasion Sora showed to be disposed to sacrifice his life, to save people he cares for. This is seen when he stabbed himself with the Keyblade of Heart, in order to give back Kairi's heart, willingly sacrifing his own heart to the darkness. And when he decided to use the Power of awake to save his friends and to bring Kairi's back to life, despite knowing the price to pay for using it was to be erased from existence. However his attachment to his friends can also be used against him by his enemies. During his battle with Ansem, Seeker of Darkness, his opponent made sure, in more than one occasion, to separate Sora from Donald and Goofy, forcing the boy to face him alone. During the events of Kingdom Hearts II, both Axel and the Organization XIII use Kairi as a way to force Sora to cooperate with their plans, and in Kingdom Hearts III Master Xehanort kills her as a way to enrage him. Even after losing his friends and his Keyblade to Riku in Kingdom Hearts, Sora's depression was short-lived. He quickly regained his will to fight after being inspired by Beast's ambition to save his beloved Belle. A new side of Sora was shown in Chain of Memories when he became angry at Donald for saying that everything that's happening, including the story of his and Naminé's childhood, doesn't make sense. After Goofy suggests that they should slow down and think things through, Sora becomes even more angry and abandons them in Castle Oblivion. Donald and Goofy quickly find Sora and they all forgive each other. Despite everything that had happened between them, Sora's main goal in Kingdom Hearts II is to find Riku. After reuniting, Sora again shows his capacity to forgive and holds no resentment towards Riku. Likewise, in Dream Drop Distance, instead of holding resentment, Sora is proud of Riku for having passed the Mark of Mastery exam despite having failed himself. In Kingdom Hearts III, Sora again shows a new side when he is disheartened that he is weaker due to the events of Dream Drop Distance and that his strength shows no signs of returning. This lasts for some time until Hercules gives him some words of encouragement. Sora quickly becomes more determined than ever to get his strength back and continue on with his quest. However, Sora's personality may be affected by the presence of Ventus' heart of pure light having resided inside of him for most of his life. After Sora returns Ventus' heart, he becomes noticeably more serious. Despite being more serious than ever about his quest, Sora quickly gives up in the midst of battle believing that he is worthless without his friends. Unlike in previous installments, Sora is quite snooty and has remarkably little patience for his foes' shenanigans. Despite that, Sora still showed his usual caring personality and naive side. Which especially exasperated Chirithy, when he tried to explain him what happened to him in The Final World. Suggesting that while Ventu's heart may have had some influence over him, his personality is still genuine and natural. However, Sora himself is quite competitive and childish. He often competes with Riku over numerous things, like racing across the islands, and is the first to jump when there's a contest. He is obsessed with pirates and thrilled to get his own ship in Kingdom Hearts III, and was eager to meet Santa Claus in Kingdom Hearts II. Although unintentional, Sora initially does not know how to act towards people of higher authority than him and is very discourteous to both Yen Sid and Queen Minnie. Equipment: Keyblade — The Kingdom Key is depicted as a classic skeleton key approximately 3.5' long with a long silver Keychain and a Hidden Mickey token on the end of the Keychain. The blade and teeth of the Keyblade are silver, the rainguard is blue, and the guard is bright gold. The teeth of the Keyblade form the outline of a crown which matches the crown charm Sora wears. Sora utilizes golden chain links and stars to attack enemies. [1] Chain Surfing / Grappling: The Keyblade can transform into or shoot grindable chains that Sora can whip around and surf along during aerial combos and combat sequences. Second keyblade: Shooting Star Keyblade — Features a curvy, flowing, and textured shaft that resembles a streak of light or a stylized shooting star flying toward the heavens. Styled with an ornate, star-shaped handguard built for easy one- or two-handed gripping. Features a matching shooting star token attached at the base. Abilities: Double Arrowguns (1st Stage): Splits the Keyblade into dual light-arrow pistols for rapid auto-fire, a manual over-the-shoulder aiming mode, and dodge-burst shots. [1, 2] Magic Launcher (2nd Stage): Converts the weapon into a heavy magical bazooka that fires explosive rockets, delivers sweeping close-range physical combos, and finishes with a giant missile blast. [1] Form Abilities: Grants blue Wisdom-style attire along with active passive bonuses like High Jump, Double Flight, Combo Master, Leaf Bracer, and MP Hastega while transformed. Abilities: • Magic: As a Keyblade wielder, Sora has access to various forms of elemental magic. * Firaga: Sora shoots a fireball from his Keyblade that homes in on the target. It can also form a spinning ring of fireballs around Sora to attack foes at close-range. * Blizzaga: Sora sprays seven wisps of ice directly in front of the user that erupt into large ice crystals if they hit an enemy. * Thundaga: Sora summons a cascade of lightning bolts upon the targets. * Aeroga: Sora creates a wind barrier around the user that halves any damage taken while it is active. He can also create a column of wind that blows anything caught inside of it into the air, which can also be used to launch Sora up to a higher location. * Magnega: It creates a vortex of magnetic force that draws in enemies, dealing continuous damage. * Reflecta: It briefly produces a barrier of light that blocks any attacks. If an attack is successfully guarded, the barrier unleashes a spray of light as it disperses, dealing damage equal to the enemy's attack power to anything hit by the light. * Graviga: It generates a weak event horizon that crushes the targets into the ground. * Stopga: Inflicts the Stop status, which temporarily freezes targets in time. * Curaga: Heals Sora's wounds and the wounds of his allies, with the amount healed depending on how much MP he had when he cast it. * Sparkga: Summons rings of revolving light crystals to deal damage. Higher versions of the spell creates more rings. * Quake: Creates a small earthquake that damages grounded foes. * Sleepga: Puts enemies within range to sleep. Stronger versions have increased range. * Waterga: Sora surrounds himself with a swirling barrier of water before firing a large blast of liquid at the target. * High Jump: Allows Sora to jump higher. * Super Glide: allows Sora to glide over obstacles and threats. * Air Slide: Allows Sora to briefly glide across the floor. * Dodge Roll: A simple forward roll that Sora uses to manuever around and dodge attacks. * Block/Guard. * Sonic Blade: It allows Sora to execute a number of successive thrusting attacks. * Strike Raid: Sora throws his Keyblade at the opponent before calling it back to his hand like a boomerang. * Ars Arcanum: It allows Sora to attack enemies with a flurry of powerful attacks, typically thirteen in number. * Ragnarok: It allows the user to fire a cluster of energy shots from the tip of their Keyblade. * Flowmotion: It allows Sora to traverse their surrounding environments with great ease when he interacts with certain environmental elements, like walls or lamp posts. Using Flowmotion, Sora can run and jump off walls, grind rails, leap great heights, and dynamically attack opponents. * Reality Shift: Sora has a minor amount of reality warping. He can use it to turn enemies into explosive projectiles, create rails out of nowhere, hack into digital characters, or create a huge blade capable of cutting through skyscrapers. * Attraction Flow: Using his Keyblade, Sora can summon giant amusement park attractions made out of light to attack his opponents for a brief period of time. He can summon giant pirate ships that spray balls of water, spinning tea cups that bounce around and ram his foes, a raft that rides on a trail of water that forms underneath it, a go-kart armed with working laser blasts, a carousel that emits shockwaves of magical energy, and a massive train that shoots fireworks from the smokestack. Transformation: Limit form — Limit Form allows Sora to use abilities from Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts Final Mix, such as Dodge Roll and Zantetsuken. It is symbolized by a red crown (similar in appearance to Sora's necklace). Similar to Master Form, it consumes four Drive Bars and is also the only Form that can be used by Sora without giving up any of his partners. * Form Level Limit Form gains one experience point for every successful use of Sora's limits, specifically the final attack of a limit. While the limit finisher does not need to land on an enemy in order for experience to be gained, Sora must be in battle to use his limits in the first place. As Limit Form levels up, Sora gains the ability to use Dodge Roll in his normal form, and he also gains bonus Draw and Lucky Lucky abilities. Appearance In this form, Sora's clothes change into the same colors and style of the clothes he wore in Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories. There are Crown symbols on the end of his pant legs. This is the only Drive Form where Sora has no particle effects, such as light wisps or electricity, surrounding him, although whenever he enters a new area, his torso glows red for a short time and a few specks of light fall off of him. While his fighting stance remains the same as his base form, as he is in a Drive Form, Sora does not exit his fighting stance. Limit form abilities: Sonic Blade Limit command () - Quickly dash up to seven times with the Keyblade. Sora is invulnerable during the dashes. (60 MP) Ars Arcanum Limit command () - Perform a massive Keyblade Combo upon the enemy. (75 MP) Strike Raid Limit command () - Throw the Keyblade up to five times. Just as in Kingdom Hearts, this command ends with Judgment, a critical finisher. (65 MP) Ragnarok Limit command () - Short aerial combo leading to a reaction command of light laser bursts. Select the third of four reaction commands for maximum damage. (80 MP) Zantetsuken Finishing move - A powerful thrust, the strongest single-hitting finishing move in the game. Ripple Drive Finishing move - Hits multiple enemies with an aura attack. Hurricane Blast Aerial finishing move - Sora spins with the Keyblade 1080 degrees vertically. Zantetsu Counter After blocking with Guard, press to counter with Zantetsuken. With Finishing Plus equipped, multiple combo finishers may be performed. Reflect Guard Allows Guarding during a ground Combo. Guard Press to deflect an enemy attack. Uses the Kingdom Heartsanimation instead of the Kingdom Hearts IIanimation. Slapshot Automatic ground combo attack - Very fast diagonal slash. Slide Dash Dash toward an enemy with a swift attack. Aerial Sweep Perform a spinning air-attack against nearby flying enemies while on the ground. Dodge Roll Sora executes a quick roll in a short distance by pressing and a direction on the control stick; all attacks are negated during the period of rolling. HP Gain Every successful hit with a Limit Ability restores HP. Hits do not have to damage enemies to restore HP (i.e. limit attacks landed against invulnerable opponents restore HP).