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Sora has officially arrived in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate which means the game's massive roster is now complete.
Two weeks ago, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate players sat down and watched a fighter reveal for the final time, and it did not disappoint. Well, not for most people. You can't please all of the people all of the time, especially when it comes to Smash fans. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The reveal of Kingdom Hearts' Sora൩ might be the closest Nintendo has come so far, though.
The only downside to the reveal was that Sora wasn't available to use right away. That is never the case, of course. There's always a gap of a couple of weeks between a fighter's reveal and their official addition to the roster. That two-week wait for Sora is now over, and Masahiro Sakurai was on hand to remind us of that in the early hours of this morning when the new fighter became available.
Sora is the final character to be added via Smash Ultimate's Fighters Pass vol. 2. That means if you already have the pass, he will be there waiting for you the next time you boot up Smash. Providing you have a working internet connection and the update is applied, of course. You should be prompted that Smash needs to update when trying to start up the game, and also be greeted with a notification informing you Sora has joined the fight once it has been started up.
If you don't have the Fighters Pass, it's not too late to buy it. It's still available for $29.99 and includes five other fighters including Kazuya, Sephiroth, and Minecraft's Steve. If the rest of those fighters don't tickle your fancy but you're itching to give Sora a whirl, the Kingdom Hearts star can be bought separately for $5.99.
Sora has been added to the roster and with that, Smash Ultimate is complete. The biggest roster in Super Smash Bros. history. No more reveals, no more predictions, and no more discourse. The future of Super Smash Bros. is now shrouded in mystery. Whether Nintendo will leave the series at Ultimate or release another game in the future is unknown. Should the latter be the plan, it's almost definitely not going to happen until the Switch is replaced by a new console.
