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*His reveal trailer has different lip-syncing between the English and Japanese versions; when he flies by the camera to chuckle in the Japanese version, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jqhp4M1lMTw&t=121s his mouth is already open]. In the English version, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82Q2XTJ8jWk&t=121s he grins before chuckling]. This goes along with the lip-syncing changes in most English versions of ''Kingdom Hearts''. | *His reveal trailer has different lip-syncing between the English and Japanese versions; when he flies by the camera to chuckle in the Japanese version, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jqhp4M1lMTw&t=121s his mouth is already open]. In the English version, [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82Q2XTJ8jWk&t=121s he grins before chuckling]. This goes along with the lip-syncing changes in most English versions of ''Kingdom Hearts''. | ||
*Each of Sora's official renders resemble his official artworks from each iteration of ''Kingdom Hearts''. Said renders are also used for his fighter spirits. | *Each of Sora's official renders resemble his official artworks from each iteration of ''Kingdom Hearts''. Said renders are also used for his fighter spirits. | ||
*Sora's fighter tagline, "Sora Is Finally Here!", is a reference to both his massive and long-term popularity as a fighter candidate and his status as the final ''Ultimate'' fighter on the roster | *Sora's fighter tagline, "Sora Is Finally Here!", is a reference to both his massive and long-term popularity as a fighter candidate and his status as the final ''Ultimate'' fighter on the roster. | ||
*Coincidentally, the update Sora releases in, version 13.0.0, releases 13 days after his reveal, which includes 13 new spirits (including 5 fighter spirits based on his incarnations), and Sora is the 13th DLC fighter added in ''Ultimate'' (counting Pyra and Mythra as separate fighters). The "Mr. Sakurai Presents" that revealed Sora was itself announced in a Nintendo Direct 13 days before the presentation. The ''Kingdom Hearts'' series itself holds a strong connection to the number 13, primarily in the form of the recurring antagonist group {{iw|khwiki|Organization XIII}}. | *Coincidentally, the update Sora releases in, version 13.0.0, releases 13 days after his reveal, which includes 13 new spirits (including 5 fighter spirits based on his incarnations), and Sora is the 13th DLC fighter added in ''Ultimate'' (counting Pyra and Mythra as separate fighters). The "Mr. Sakurai Presents" that revealed Sora was itself announced in a Nintendo Direct 13 days before the presentation. The ''Kingdom Hearts'' series itself holds a strong connection to the number 13, primarily in the form of the recurring antagonist group {{iw|khwiki|Organization XIII}}. | ||
**Furthermore, Sora is the 7th fighter in the Fighters Pass Vol. 2 (again, counting Pyra and Mythra as separate fighters). A pivotal plot point established in ''Dream Drop Distance'' and ''Kingdom Hearts III'' is {{iw|khwiki|Xehanort}}'s goal of uniting 7 "lights" and 13 "darknesses" to forge the legendary {{iw|khwiki|χ-blade}}. | **Furthermore, Sora is the 7th fighter in the Fighters Pass Vol. 2 (again, counting Pyra and Mythra as separate fighters). A pivotal plot point established in ''Dream Drop Distance'' and ''Kingdom Hearts III'' is {{iw|khwiki|Xehanort}}'s goal of uniting 7 "lights" and 13 "darknesses" to forge the legendary {{iw|khwiki|χ-blade}}. | ||