Kingdom Hearts 4: It May Be Finally Time for Sora to Grow Up

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With Kingdom Hearts 3 tying up a lot of Sora's and Xehanort's story, many fans are wondering what is in store next for the series. The series has gained a history of having long pauses between games, so it will likely be awhile before Square Enix releases any concrete information about Kingdom Hearts 4. What is likely is that the future of the story will be about the Master of Master's plans and will have a mostly new cast of characters, like Yozora from the secret episode of Kingdom Hearts 3 Re:Mind.

However, it is quite likely Sora will still be around and play a vital role if he is not still the main protagonist. He is the face of the series and still has a lot of growing up to do. In fact, those that played the original Kingdom Hearts game are now adults, and the series would definitely benefit from Sora growing up more with the audience. Growing up is more than just updating his design, but also how he handles situations, thinks about the world, and treats relationships. In fact, Sora maturing is a special topic, as he actually lost a lot of his teenage years to sleep.

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By Kingdom Hearts 3, Sora is about 15-years-old. Fans do not exactly want to see him as a big adult, but a young one perhaps in his early 20s. They also do not want him to lose his childish personality. In fact, his childish personality can shine all the more as a 20-year-old than a teenager. He could have a knack for talking to younger characters, empathizing with others, and keeping a level of innocence that a lot of young adults lose. Since people change a lot from teenager to adult, so seeing Sora keep what makes him loved would be quite charming to see.

One detail many fans noticed is that while