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While many expected it, almost everyone doubted that Kingdom Hearts main character Sora would actually make his way into Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the reason being that it is owned by Disney, a corporation known to be very protective of its assets. . So it took everyone by surprise when Super Smash Bros. Ultimate director Masahiro Sakurai revealed that Sora would, in fact, be the final release of the Ultimates DLC, but how the creator of Smash pulled it off remained a mystery, until. now.
For roughly 18 years, Sakurai has written a weekly column for the popular video game magazine Famitsu, using it as a platform to share his thoughts on the latest news from the video game industry, which of course includes what's going on with Super. Smash Bros. While its latest column has yet to be published, a translated and leaked snippet provided by Twitter user @PushDustin reveals how Sakurai managed to get Sora into Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. According to the leak, Sora entered the game by pure coincidence. While attending an undisclosed awards show, Sakurai ran into one of Disney's managers and informed the individual that he wanted to invite Sora to Super Smash Bros. Latest. This manager pledged by bringing Disney into the conversation between Nintendo and Square Enix on how to make the Soras Smash look work, and after some lengthy negotiations, the rest is history.
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The exact details of Sakurai's encounter with the Disney executive will likely come when the Famitsu issue containing the column is officially released. How PushDustIn managed to get his hands on this particular leak remains a mystery, but he's known for accurately translating the Sakurais Famitsu columns, so there's no reason to doubt him in this case. As such, even without the full problem, the PushDustIns translations convey the essence of how Sora got into Smash. For Sora to enter Smash Ultimate by chance is appropriate, as the Kingdom Hearts story addresses themes of fate through Master Xehanort, its first major villain. From his point of view, everything happens as it is supposed to; he does not believe that anything is left to chance. However, in the end, it apparently turns out that he was wrong, as Sora forces fate to do what he wants to win, a feat that Sakurai basically replicated by taking him to Smash. Players can decide for themselves how they see it.
For roughly 18 years, Sakurai has written a weekly column for the popular video game magazine Famitsu, using it as a platform to share his thoughts on the latest news from the video game industry, which of course includes what's going on with Super. Smash Bros. While its latest column has yet to be published, a translated and leaked snippet provided by Twitter user @PushDustin reveals how Sakurai managed to get Sora into Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. According to the leak, Sora entered the game by pure coincidence. While attending an undisclosed awards show, Sakurai ran into one of Disney's managers and informed the individual that he wanted to invite Sora to Super Smash Bros. Latest. This manager pledged by bringing Disney into the conversation between Nintendo and Square Enix on how to make the Soras Smash look work, and after some lengthy negotiations, the rest is history.
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The exact details of Sakurai's encounter with the Disney executive will likely come when the Famitsu issue containing the column is officially released. How PushDustIn managed to get his hands on this particular leak remains a mystery, but he's known for accurately translating the Sakurais Famitsu columns, so there's no reason to doubt him in this case. As such, even without the full problem, the PushDustIns translations convey the essence of how Sora got into Smash. For Sora to enter Smash Ultimate by chance is appropriate, as the Kingdom Hearts story addresses themes of fate through Master Xehanort, its first major villain. From his point of view, everything happens as it is supposed to; he does not believe that anything is left to chance. However, in the end, it apparently turns out that he was wrong, as Sora forces fate to do what he wants to win, a feat that Sakurai basically replicated by taking him to Smash. Players can decide for themselves how they see it.
