He finds Riku first, but Riku has given into the darkness in order to travel to other worlds and attempts to take Sora with him.
The night before the voyage, a large storm hits the island and Sora sneaks out to check on the raft and learns that Riku and Kairi are also on the island. Sora later enters the secret place to a drawing of himself and Kairi that the two had made as children and draws himself giving a paopu fruit to Kairi before being startled by a mysterious cloaked man who talks of the world being consumed by darkness and taunts Sora about his lack of knowledge of the outside worlds before vanishing. Upon waking up, he more actively assists in collecting supplies for their voyage and later receives a paopu fruit from Riku that supposedly when split between two people causes their destinies to be intertwined and jokes that Sora should share it with Kairi. Sora takes a nap on the beach and has a bizarre and vivid dream in which Riku is pulled in by a wave while reaching out to him, he sees himself falling through the sky in a meteor shower to the bottom of the ocean where he can breath, and then being guided by a mysterious voice to fight dark creatures before finally a gigantic foe that nearly drowns him in darkness. During the next several years, they often wonder about what lies beyond their small world, prompted by the mystery of Kairi's forgotten home.Īt the age of 14, Sora begins working on a raft with Riku and Kairi to use in the hopes of discovering other worlds. Sora gradually develops a crush on her, which Riku also seems to develop, and their competition shifts towards who can better impress Kairi. Sora and Riku befriend Kairi, and the three quickly become inseparable as they play together on the islands. Inside, they find nothing but an oddly handle-less wooden door which they can't open, so they leave with Sora deciding they should go see the "new girl".
#KINGDOM HEARTS 3 SORA SERIES#
This action causes Sora to receive the ability to wield the keyblade later on in the series due to carrying the heart of a keyblade wielder within his own.īetween Birth By Sleep and Kingdom HeartsĪround a year later, a young girl named Kairi appears on their island following a meteor shower, and not long after, Sora and Riku discover a small hidden cave on their island and go explore it in search of what they believe is a howling monster, but it just turns out to be the wind.
Sora succeeds and is presented with Ventus's lost heart who requests to rest within Sora's heart which Sora, wanting to help, accepts. Later on, as he and Riku sat on a beach, Sora began to feel sad for no apparent reason which Riku suggested was because someone in pain was reaching out for him and urged Sora to reach back. She also made Sora promise that he wouldn't give up on Riku if he ever went off the path to darkness. Aqua appeared on the island some time later and sensed the potential in Sora to become a Keyblade Wielder and was tempted to take him as an apprentice, but chose not to after sensing Terra had given the ability to Riku and did not want them to be put through the ordeals she and Terra had. When Terra appeared on the islands, he only saw Sora from afar and failed to sense any potential in him, though did see it in Riku, which led to Terra to pass on the ability to wield the Keyblade to Riku, who he hoped to one day take on as an apprentice after Riku's keyblade came to him.
When he is four years old, he separately encounters 2 Keyblade wielders, Terra and Aqua. This allows them to form a connection with one another, and as a side effect of their connection causes Ventus dark half Vanitas's face to resemble a teenage Sora.Īs Sora grew up, he found a best friend and rival in Riku a boy who was one year older than him and they would often compete in sword fighting with wooden swords, racing, and many other competitive activities. Prior to the main events of Birth By Sleep, Sora's newly born heart encounters the injured heart of Ventus and mends it, offering to help him restore his broken heart until Ventus can recover on his own.
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