Sora's keyblade backwards!

[Paopufruity 122]

I just thought this might be interesting to share and I didn't know where else to put it.

So I was playing kingdom hearts 2 a little bit ago and I noticed something in on of Sora's finishing moves. In one of his finishers he holds his keyblade backwards and flips it! Just like Ven does!

[Sapphrix (twilight denizen) XV 30]

ya know, that IS interesting. i've noticed it too. Maybe it could just be the fact that Sora

holds Ven's heart inside of him.

And... I've seen Roxas do it too.

[Sorage55 10]

Could you say which finishing move it is?

[Weedanort 8,786]

Could you say which finishing move it is?

 

I belive it's Aerial Finish

[heartless101 83]

I think it could be that

Ven is in Sora's heart

but that IS pretty interesting

[Sapphrix (twilight denizen) XV 30]

I think it could be that

Ven is in Sora's heart

but that IS pretty interesting

 

that's exactly what i was saying! i really think that plays a big part in this.

[hatok 6,413]

He also holds it backwards for Wisdom Form. And Wields it with his feet in Final Form. The fact of the matter is that Sora wields the keyblade in a lot of ways, his form is very versatile. When it comes down to it, the animators are looking for something cool looking.

[Paopufruity 122]

 

Could you say which finishing move it is?

 

I belive it's Aerial Finish

 

No I don't think it's aerial finish it was a ground finishing move

[Vanitas 127]

ground finish.......

is the move where sora jumps backswards then stabs?

[Paopufruity 122]

ground finish.......

is the move where sora jumps backswards then stabs?

 

I don't think so either it's so it's one where sora flips his keyblade around so it's backwards then he shashes it and then flips it back around

[Reversal 53]

He also holds it backwards for Wisdom Form. And Wields it with his feet in Final Form. The fact of the matter is that Sora wields the keyblade in a lot of ways, his form is very versatile. When it comes down to it, the animators are looking for something cool looking.

 

This picture proves otherwise. He "wields" them telepathically in Final Form, not with his feet.

 

Tagged for size:

 

 

 

[Vanitas 127]

 

ground finish.......

is the move where sora jumps backswards then stabs?

 

I don't think so either it's so it's one where sora flips his keyblade around so it's backwards then he shashes it and then flips it back around

 

is there a slashy thingy when he hits

like shockwave slashy thingy?

[hatok 6,413]

 

He also holds it backwards for Wisdom Form. And Wields it with his feet in Final Form. The fact of the matter is that Sora wields the keyblade in a lot of ways, his form is very versatile. When it comes down to it, the animators are looking for something cool looking.

 

This picture proves otherwise. He "wields" them telepathically in Final Form, not with his feet.

 

Tagged for size:

 

 

 

 

Well you obviously can't wield a weapon with your shoes, the fact remains that the keyblades are telepathically 'attached' to his feet

Sora reverses his grip occaisonally when he wields the keyblade in Wisdom Form, he spins it like Ventus does.

[soulreaper52 9]

maybe he just wants to hold it like that not that vens in his heart?

[Paopufruity 122]

 

 

ground finish.......

is the move where sora jumps backswards then stabs?

 

I don't think so either it's so it's one where sora flips his keyblade around so it's backwards then he shashes it and then flips it back around

 

is there a slashy thingy when he hits

like shockwave slashy thingy?

 

Yeah i think but idk for sure

[xion---424 51]

 

 

 

ground finish.......

is the move where sora jumps backswards then stabs?

 

I don't think so either it's so it's one where sora flips his keyblade around so it's backwards then he shashes it and then flips it back around

 

is there a slashy thingy when he hits

like shockwave slashy thingy?

 

Yeah i think but idk for sure

 

lol i love this shocky slashy thingy its so fun to say@!!!!!

[hatok 6,413]

maybe he just wants to hold it like that not that vens in his heart?

 

This.

Reverse grip is a legitimate form to hold a weapon.