Final Form

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Sora in Final Form, wielding the Oblivion and Oathkeeper keyblades.

Sora's Final Form is earned a little differently compared to the others, as it first occurs randomly when Sora turns into a Drive Form after defeating Roxas in a mental battle near the beginning of the World that Never Was. Similar to Sora's Master Form, his Final Form wields two keyblades and emphasizes aerial maneuvers. Like his Master Form, most attacks and movements take place in the air--although his Final Form literally floats in the air the entire time. However, Sora's Final Form is more leaned toward physical power like his Valor Form, unlike his magic-bent Master and Wisdom forms. Both keyblades also float independently for maximum range and swing. This Form gains experience only with the destruction of Nobodies, so for Sora to build it up may be tricky, though easy spots tend to be found in the Castle that Never Was and Yen Sid's Tower. A possible theory as to how Sora attains this form is that Sora attained unity with Roxas's spirit. Symbolized by an n-shaped rune

Though turning into Final Form is completely random at first, once obtained it may be used like any other form.

Abilities

Action

• Final arcanum

Description: A strong combo finisher that damages one opponent through skillful use of the Keyblades.

• Final Over

Description:A strong combo finisher that damages one opponent through spinning in mid-air.

• Final Arts

Description: A strong combo finisher that takes out many enemies in one swing.

• Auto Assault

Description: The Keyblades attack freely in various ways.

• Crime Penalty

Description: Releases strong magic using the power of both Keyblades.

• Active Hover

Description: Action can be executed while moving.

Growth

• Glide

Description: By pressing Square in mid-air, you can glide through the air. You can continue to glide while holding the button.

Support

• Synchro Blade

Description: Allows Sora to wield two Keyblades at once.

• MP Haste

Description: MP charges at 1.25 times faster than its original speed.