Sora: Difference between revisions
Since Disney is a company that owns the rights, it would be better to write that they hold the rights. Smash Bros. is not produced by anything other than the game's original characters, and credit names are allowed by non-game makers, but even if the Kingdom Hearts game's original characters participate, it does not include Disney elements. Hmm.
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(Since Disney is a company that owns the rights, it would be better to write that they hold the rights. Smash Bros. is not produced by anything other than the game's original characters, and credit names are allowed by non-game makers, but even if the Kingdom Hearts game's original characters participate, it does not include Disney elements. Hmm.) |
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Sora is one of few playable characters to belong to a non-Japanese company, [[Disney]], with the others being Banjo, Kazooie, and Steve (who all belong to Microsoft) | *The company that holds the rights to Sora is one of few playable characters to belong to a non-Japanese company, [[Disney]], with the others being Banjo, Kazooie, and Steve (who all belong to [[Microsoft]]) | ||
*Sora is the first and only character from a Square Enix-developed franchise to be fully voiced in both English and Japanese, as [[Cloud Strife]], [[Hero|the Luminary]], and [[Sephiroth]] are voiced only by their Japanese voice actors (Takahiro Sakurai, Mitsuki Saiga, and Toshiyuki Morikawa, respectively) instead of also being voiced by their English voice actors (Steve Burton, Rasmus Hardiker, and George Newbern, respectively). | *Sora is the first and only character from a Square Enix-developed franchise to be fully voiced in both English and Japanese, as [[Cloud Strife]], [[Hero|the Luminary]], and [[Sephiroth]] are voiced only by their Japanese voice actors (Takahiro Sakurai, Mitsuki Saiga, and Toshiyuki Morikawa, respectively) instead of also being voiced by their English voice actors (Steve Burton, Rasmus Hardiker, and George Newbern, respectively). | ||
**Ironically, he is also the only character from a Square Enix-developed franchise to have no new voice acting created for any of the ''Super Smash Bros.'' entries, having all of his voice clips taken from preexisting titles outside of the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. | **Ironically, he is also the only character from a Square Enix-developed franchise to have no new voice acting created for any of the ''Super Smash Bros.'' entries, having all of his voice clips taken from preexisting titles outside of the ''Super Smash Bros.'' series. | ||