New Kingdom Hearts III Mod Makes a Sora Boss Battle
Kingdom Hearts modder Trueblade Seeker has launched a new mod for Kingdom Hearts III, making the first-ever Sora boss battle.
Using Data Xion from the Kingdom Hearts III Limit Cut episode as a basis, a new, unique fight has been instilled here with altered patterns and properties. Additionally, Sora battles with some of his own animations and attacks more often than Data Xion, whom he replaces in the Garden of Assemblage if the mod is installed.
The following stat changes have been made:
- HP: 2800 -> 3300
- Fire/Lightning/Water/Aero/Dark Resistance – 50%->80%
- Ice Resistance – 50%->20%
You can view the video showcasing this new Kingdom Hearts III mod below:
You can view additional details about the mod and download it via its Nexus Mods page.
Check out our review of Kingdom Hearts Dark Road.
In Kingdom Hearts IV, Sora is in Quadratum with Strelitzia, a prominent character from Kingdom Hearts Union χ. This setting is an afterworld for the two characters following their tragic fates.
Additionally, this new saga has been titled the Lost Master Arc. Further, some combat footage was showcased, with Sora performing Keyblade transformations against a giant entity that seems to be a Heartless? We don’t know for sure.
“The heart resides within the soul, which in turn is guided by fate to its rightful place” is a crucial phrase used at the start of this trailer for the upcoming mainline game.
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Kingdom Hearts IV is in development with an unknown release date and unconfirmed platforms.
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