Does Disney want Sora in Smash?

Does Disney want Sora in Smash?

Nintendo has said before that it only wants video game characters in Smash, meaning Disney's stars have no hope of being in the game. Even if Nintendo has tried to get Sora into Smash, it's entirely possible that Disney doesn't want Sora in Smash and has prevented a deal with Nintendo somehow.

Why won't Disney let Sora be in Smash?

The Kingdom Hearts franchise's impressive legacy and the fact that many games in the series have appeared on Nintendo consoles makes Sora an obvious choice for a DLC character, but it's never come to pass. However, it turns out that Sora's absence from Super Smash Bros. isn't due to a lack of trying on Nintendo's part.

Does Sora join smash?

Sora) is a playable starting newcomer in Super Smash Bros. Switch, being a representative of the Kingdom Hearts series. He was confirmed in the first ever reveal trailer, being one of the newcomers to be revealed at the beginning and playable during the first E3 demo.

Will Sora be in Super Smash Bros Ultimate?

Among the fan favorites is Sora from Kingdom Hearts, who once again began trending on Twitter today, as one spot remains in the final Fighters Pass for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. Previously Nintendo has shown the capability to secure high-profile third-party game characters to include as fighters in Super Smash Bros.

Is Sora owned by Disney?

Sora, along with the whole Kingdom Hearts franchise, is owned by Disney with Square-Enix only developing and publishing the Games. Since Disney is somehow known for being extremely strict with their own properties, 50%/100% stingy with their IPS and overprotective of their brands.

Did Disney say no Sora?

Kingdom Hearts' Sora was reportedly considered to appear in Super Smash Bros., but supposedly Disney Japan vetoed the decision. ... '[Nintendo] absolutely approached Disney about it once,' he claimed while on a predictions video for the remaining DLC characters for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.

Who is the most requested Smash character?

Here are the top 10.

• Sakurai. Masahiro Sakurai is the creator of Super Smash Bros. ...
• Imposter. I would very much hate this and I pray it won't ever happen, especially now that the trend is dying off. ...
• Cinderace. ...
• Hunter. ...
• Crash Bandicoot. ...
• Arle Nadja. ...
• Reimu Hakurei. ...
• 2B.

Is Sora a Disney property?

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What company owns Disney?

What companies does Disney own?

• ABC.
• ESPN (80% stake)
• Touchstone Pictures.
• Marvel.
• Lucasfilm.
• A&E (50% equity holding with Hearst Corporation)
• The History Channel (50% equity holding with Hearst Corporation)
• Lifetime (50% equity holding with Hearst Corporation)

Why did Disney block Sora from Super Smash Bros?

• Unfortunately for Kingdom Hearts fans, this has not yet happened due to Disney’s decision to block Sora’s entrance to Super Smash Bros. Imran Kahn, former senior editor for Game Informer and one of the hosts of the Kinda Funny Gamescast, claimed that Nintendo has actually tried to get Sora into Super Smash Bros.

Is there Sora in Super Smash Bros Ultimate?

• Khan did not specifically mention Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, which was released in 2018 for the Nintendo Switch, so the timeline of Nintendo’s request and Disney’s disapproval is unclear. However, he noted that instead of Sora, a more popular addition to the fighting game may be Halo ‘s Master Chief.

Is it okay for Disney to use Sora?

• -Disney cannot leisurely use Sora freely. When using Sora for any type of marketing, Disney always has to ask permission from Tetsuya Nomura and Square Enix themselves to allow the use of Sora’s character, whether it be in Disney or Square Enix. They want to make sure Nomura would be 100% comfortable with the idea.

Is there going to be Kingdom Hearts Super Smash Bros?

• Sora, the primary protagonist of the Kingdom Hearts series, was supposed to join the Super Smash Bros. roster, but Disney reportedly prevented it from happening. Sora was last seen in 2019’s Kingdom Hearts III, the latest installment in the series that was created in collaboration between Square Enix and Disney Interactive.