If you’ve been a fan of the Kingdom Hearts series, you’re probably wondering when Sora will come out in smash. In addition to being able to relive your favorite moments from the franchise, you’ll also be able to play through some of your favorite tracks from the series.
Kingdom Hearts franchise
Sora is the main protagonist of the Kingdom Hearts franchise. He is also the key character to the series, having acquired the Keyblade and becoming a Keyblade wielder.
Sora has a unique playing style. He uses the Keyblade to battle the Heartless. His other powers include magic moves and Aerial Sweep.
In addition to his main weapons, Sora can also use a Lingering Will armour. This armour grants Sora the ability to taunt enemies.
Sora is one of the most popular characters in the Kingdom Hearts series, and fans have been waiting to see him in the Super Smash Bros. series for years.
While a lot of people had wanted to see Goku from “Dragon Ball Z” and Master Chief from “Halo” in the game, the community chose Sora as the video game character to be featured in the title. The response to the inclusion of Sora has been very positive.
Sora makes a good addition to the roster, especially since he plays like a character from the Kingdom Hearts series. However, his addition doesn’t mean that the game will be devoid of other familiar characters. For example, there are still a ton of references to Donald and Goofy.
Another reason why Sora was chosen as the best game character for the title is because he’s also the best character to represent the Kingdom Hearts franchise. The series begins with 14-year-old Sora.
During his time in the series, Sora has a number of memorable moments. One of them involves his friendship with Kairi and Riku. Initially, the two are rivals. But as they get older, the pair are able to develop a strong relationship.
When Sora is finally able to retrieve Kairi and Riku, he realizes that they are actually parallel to each other. He and Riku then enter a Sleeping World and find themselves fighting with another Keyblade wielder, Luxord.
Final fantasy fans will also be able to fight to some of their favourite tracks from the series
While Final Fantasy may not be as popular as other gaming franchises, the series has still managed to produce some of the most memorable tracks in video games. With the release of Ultimate, Final Fantasy fans will be able to fight to some of their favorite tracks from the series in Smash.
The first Final Fantasy 7 song to make it into the game was “Those Who Fight Further” – a fast-paced electric guitar melody that captures the industrial feel of the game. It’s not the most combat-relevant track in the game, but it is a worthy addition to the Smash Bros.
In addition to “Those Who Fight Further,” the game’s other main battle theme, “Clash on the Big Bridge” makes an appearance on the game’s soundtrack. This is a good sign that we’ll be hearing more Final Fantasy VII tunes in the future.
The other “momentary” piece of Final Fantasy VII related technology in the game is the game’s first cinematic score, “Attack of the Ghost King.” Rather than featuring the typical slew of cutscenes, the title track uses a mix of orchestral arrangements and electric guitars to accentuate each hit delivered.
Lastly, the game’s best piece of musical architecture, “Blinded by Light,” also stands out. Featuring a combination of orchestral and electric guitars, the song is a fitting homage to the game’s protagonist, Squall Leonhart.
Overall, the game is a beautiful experience. The best part is that Masashi Hamauzu’s soundtrack is a treat to listen to.
Besides the game’s main theme and the movie’s, we’ll be battling to a number of the most notable video game songs in the history of the series.
Up tilt
Sora is an airborne sword character with an extensive move set. He can use Keyblade and magic, and he can also do ground moves.
He has a unique three hit combo system. When he strikes an opponent, he emits a flash of light. Then, he spins upwards in a spiral. This creates a large beam of light that strikes all enemies in the magic circle.
His air game is impressive, with strong verticality and good jump height. He also has an Aerial Sweep special move, which allows him to reach new heights and attack upwards.
In addition, his forward smash is one of his strongest KO attacks, with a great range and a powerful knockback. It has a small landing lag and end lag, but it does have an excellent KO power.
He also has a number of solid aerials. His up tilt and down tilt have decent range and low ending lag, which can make them useful for setting up combos at low percentages.
His Kingdom Key up smash has a good amount of range, though it lacks horizontal range. At the same time, it has a wide hitbox and decent damage.
His Sonic Blade side special is another strong move. Similar to Quick Attack, it initiates at a near distance, moving in the direction of the Control Stick. This gives Sora the opportunity to do up to three additional bursts of movement before it ends.
Sora has an excellent air game and a few reliable KO moves. But he is a bit vulnerable to opponents with camping-heavy playstyles.
He is the lightest character in the game. However, he has poor accelerated falling speed, limiting his ability to dodge ground attacks.
Counterattack
Sora is the protagonist of the popular Kingdom Hearts series. He is charged with protecting Disney worlds from the Heartless. His moves are inspired by the first Kingdom Hearts game.
Sora’s up smash has a sweetspot in the middle that causes heavy knockback. His forward air is good for KO moves, juggling opponents above you, and combo finishers.
If you are in danger, air-dodge through his neutral-air. Also, use the shadow assist trophy to freeze him during his counter attack. It will allow you to OHKO him.
If you are in the air, press the attack and jump buttons at the same time to do aerial versions of three-hit combos. You can also double-jump backward if you think he’s going to down-air.
Sora’s up tilt can hit fighters on the ground, but it is more effective against aerial attacks. In addition, it changes his three-hit combo into a slap shot.
The classic Keyblade has excellent anti-air capabilities. It can also do decent damage, but its range is a bit limited.
Sora’s Counterattack can reflect projectiles to his backside. His hitbox remains active, though. This allows him to punish opponents in close range.
As with any counter, it can stun an opponent. However, it has faster recovery than other counters. A special version of the move can be found in Fighters Pass Vol. 2, available as part of the DLC pack.
Sora’s counter can be used to checkmate opponents and gain stage control. The hitbox only works if the opponent is in front of Sora, so it’s best to use it against enemies behind him.
Sora’s counter is a great tool for defending against invincible attacks. Unlike other counters, it has good knockback, and it can deflect projectiles away from him.
Timeless River costume
Timeless River is a level from Kingdom Hearts II. It’s based on a 1928 short film called Steamboat Willie. The level uses a black and white color scheme.
The level also features retro Mickey Mouse and Pete. As well as a couple of new music tracks. This is a stage that stands out in a very colorful game.
Timeless River is not part of the main storyline, but it does have a number of unique features. One of them is the ability to change into “Dive to the Heart” mode, which features other Kingdom Hearts characters in stained glass designs.
Timeless River is one of the few levels in the game without a Gummi Ship. It is one of the few worlds to feature a changing day. Also, it is one of the few with a black and white color scheme.
Sora’s “Timeless River” costume is a unique item in the game. The outfit features a design that pays tribute to the original Kingdom Hearts game.
It’s also the most distinctive costume in the game. Like its predecessor, this costume is the result of a collaboration between Nintendo and developer Masahiro Sakurai.
Although there is no exact date or release date for this item, it will come out in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on October 18. With that said, here are the top five things you need to know about this item.
Ultimately, the most important thing to know about the Timeless River costume is that it changes the appearance of the character. When worn, Sora transforms into a cartoon version of himself. He closes his eyes, changes his pose, and even carries a Kingdom Key on his shoulder.