Kingdom Hearts has been around for a very long time, since 2002 to be exact. Sora, our hero, has worn a lot of different clothes in that time. His long run time has been great because Kingdom Hearts has worlds from Disney, Pixar, and, of course, Final Fantasy. He has been able to try on many cool clothes.
Over the years, Sora has had many different looks. Some are better than others.
You can pick from a lot of different clothes because Sora appears in so many books in this series. As you can imagine, each person will have a favorite. This list will show them all in order of how appealing they are. During his time in Kingdom Hearts, Sora has built up quite the outfit.
Dream Drop Distance Standard Sora Outfit
In Dream Drop Distance, Sora can wear a bright and lively outfit. It’s mostly red with a few black spots, but the big “X” across Sora’s shirt stands out the most.
This style looks younger, more like how Sora looked in the first Kingdom Hearts game, not like the style used in the second game. The outfit is very bright and lively, but it might be too much for some people.
Birth By Sleep Young Sora Outfit
This outfit from the PSP game Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep has a very simple look. Sora’s younger self is dressed in a simple V-neck T-shirt, his trademark red shorts, and yellow flip-flops.
This outfit looks very young, which fits with his perfect childhood on Destiny Islands. It’s just a t-shirt and shorts, but little Sora looks so cute in them, so extra points for him. It’s interesting that he’s not wearing his crown necklace here, which suggests that he got it after Birth by Sleep.
San Fransokyo Outfit
Almost everything about Sora’s outfit in San Fransokyo is the same as it is in Kingdom Hearts 3, except that he wears a cap like the characters in Big Hero 6. The does give it a nice old sci-fi look, but the change isn’t that big.
The red and black colors look good with the Keyblade, but they don’t make the outfit stand out enough from his usual one. There should have been a few more changes to Sora’s outfit in Big Hero 6, since the other characters get full suits.
Monstropolis Monsters Inc. Outfit
The Monsters, Inc. outfit from Pixar’s Monsters University is a cute and silly one for Sora. This time, Sora has a body made of fur, a monster face, and wild red hair that makes him look like he came straight from the movie.
Having said that, the style is a bit… strange. What happened to his nose? No changes were made to his signature black and red top. It helps him stay true to his Sora style.
Kingdom Hearts 1 Standard Outfit
Yes, that’s the famous Sora outfit from the PlayStation 2 game Kingdom Hearts, which came out in 2002. This outfit is very famous because it’s what Sora wore in Super Smash Bros. and it set the tone for his style. Especially his big, airy shoes, of course.
She looks great in this red, black, and white outfit. Along with that, he wears his trademark crown necklace, which he has worn with almost every look since. Since this is Sora’s first outfit, it had to make way for more stylish ones.
Kingdom Hearts 2 Standard Outfit
The clothes Sora wears in Kingdom Hearts 2 are better than the ones she wore in the first game. The three fairy godmothers give this outfit to Sora at Merlin’s Tower. It’s all about clean lines and bright colors.
His normal form outfit is a nice mix of black and red, and the Keyblade hilt-colored belt goes well with it. He has a crown collar again, and his shows are now black and yellow instead of all yellow. That’s Sora in the third Kingdom Hearts game. He looks a little older than he did in the first two games.
Kingdom Hearts 3 Quadratum Outfit
The normal outfit for Sora in Kingdom Hearts 3 is shown here, but with a bit more color and depth. The main difference between this Quadratum outfit and the first one is that this one is mostly darker in color.
While this outfit doesn’t really make it stand out from the rest, it is nice to see it with a bit more detail and a different style from the base game.
Kingdom Hearts 3 Standard Outfit
The clothes Sora wears in Kingdom Hearts 3 look a lot like the clothes she wears in Kingdom Hearts 2. His black and red color scheme is used in this sleek design, but the flaps of the jacket have a checkerboard pattern.
Except for his shoes, which look a lot like the ones he wore in Kingdom Hearts 2, this outfit has a lot less yellow. The buttons on each side of the jacket are also very nice and have gold stones on them. This outfit is pretty clean all around.
Kingdom Hearts 4 Quadratum Outfit
Kingdom Hearts 4 takes the series in a new direction, and from what we’ve seen so far, Sora looks very different from how she did in the other games. Even so, his outfit in Quadratum looks a bit familiar. It’s mostly the same as his clothing in Kingdom Hearts 3, with a few small changes. It’s red, silver, and black.
The outfit is simpler because the style is more realistic. His jacket doesn’t have as many buttons, and the sleeves are long instead of short. In any case, it’s a stylish look that fits the modern and mysterious Quadratum.
Space Paranoids Tron Outfit
The Tron outfit for the Space Paranoids is very creative and well-made. He looks like he’s turned into a robot, ready to ride the movie’s light cycles. There are bright, shiny blue flashing lights on this outfit. His whole body looks different.
Even his head has a kind of rough mask that goes well with the way he looks like a robot. Even though it’s not the only Tron dress in the show, the Space Paranoids one makes Sora look so different that it can be hard to tell who he is.
The Grid Tron Outfit
I really like how stylish and interesting Sora’s Grid outfit from the Tron movie is. This old-school sci-fi outfit makes him look clean and put-together. The Grid outfit has what look like armor plates all over his body, as well as a mask and visor that match.
Bright flashing lights from different plates bounce off of his clothes. This outfit also goes nicely with the Keyblade he uses in Kingdom Hearts 2’s Tron world. This outfit is stylish all around.
Atlantica The Little Mermaid Outfit
Though the Atlantica outfit from The Little Mermaid might not be very fancy, it’s clear that it’s very special to Sora. When Sora goes to Atlantica in both the first Kingdom Hearts game and Kingdom Hearts 2, this outfit basically makes him into a merman.
Putting on this “outfit,” he has a cool blue tail fin that helps him swim quickly through the sea. It’s interesting that Sora’s crown collar isn’t here. Maybe he doesn’t want it to get wet and rusty?
Pride Lands The Lion King Outfit
The Pride Lands outfit from Kingdom Hearts 2’s The Lion King world is both cute and helpful. This outfit is one of the few in the whole series that really changes how Sora looks. He kind of looks like Kovu from The Lion King 2.
Sora changes into a real lion cub, but he keeps his crown necklace and spiked hair. One of the best parts of the show is seeing Sora run through the Pride Lands as a lion cub.
Toy Box Toy Story Outfit
The Toy Box dress from Toy Story is one of the most interesting in the series because it makes Sora look completely different. With his blocky clothes and arms, he looks just like an action figure in this picture.
Sora looks like he was put together like a puzzle in this outfit, like a toy that was taken out of its box. This outfit from Geometry Dash Subzero is so different from everything else.
Timeless River Steamboat Mickey Outfit
Sora looking so sweet and innocent when she’s dressed up as a beloved Disney character in black and white. As you might guess, Sora’s Timeless River outfit is based on Steamboat Mickey.
To be honest, the outfit is pretty simple. He’s wearing a simple jumper outfit with a little something extra near the shoulders. It looks like a picture and works great in this world.
Christmas Town The Nightmare Before Christmas Outfit
With the Christmas Town outfit from Kingdom Hearts 2 Final Mix, Sora looks a lot like Santa Claus. The unique thing about this outfit is that it stays true to the darker, one-color style that The Nightmare Before Christmas is known for.
He has a soft hat, a big jacket with a belt, and pants that look like Santa’s. He is ready for the snow. He also seems to have black eye makeup on. This outfit is really unique and stands out.
The Caribbean Pirates Of The Caribbean Outfit
The Caribbean dress from Pirates of the Caribbean looks great on Sora and makes her look very classy. This outfit might be one of the most complicated ones in the series.
It comes with a real pirate hat with Keyblade and crown designs, a maroon vest, and a pirate’s coat with lots of different textures and details. This outfit makes it easy for Sora to fit in with Captain Jack Sparrow’s crew. And Sora really seems to enjoy dressing up as a pirate because he smiles a lot when he’s in this outfit (except when he’s beating Davy Jones up).
Halloween Town The Nightmare Before Christmas Outfit
The Halloween Town outfit from The Nightmare Before Christmas is by far the best in the whole series. This outfit, which Sora wears when she gets to Halloween Town, is almost perfect.
From the creepy pumpkin hat to the back bling batwings, it’s both scary and cool. There are a lot of little details and accents on this outfit that help Sora fit in with the crazy world of The Nightmare Before Christmas.
