Toon Sora

Gummi Ship
The Gummi Ship flies into the stage, with Sora jumping off of it.

Move Origin
The Gummi Ship is Sora's main method of transportation in the Kingdom Hearts games, which naturally also appears in the Kingdumb Hearts series. Most notably in the first Kingdumb Hearts, where the short opens up with Sora, Donald and Goofy roaming in space with the ship.

Neutral B: Chainy Memories
Toon Sora pulls out a deck of cards, as cards appear over his head. By moving back and forth he is able to choose a card out of 5 possible options, which will cause a different action if you press B again (you can cancel the move by shielding, which makes the game remember what was the last card you selected):


 * Attack: Sora will jump forwards attacking with his keyblade. If an opponent is nearby, he will target said opponent and jump directly at them like a homing attack.
 * Jump: Sora will jump upwards, carrying any opponents next to him so he can follow up with an aerial attack. In the air it can also be used to get Sora an extra jump.
 * Dance: Sora will dance for a quick moment at the beat of "Monstrous Monstro", creating a wave of red energy that will make any opponents hit by it dance as well, unable to move or do any actions until a few seconds pass or if they get attacked.
 * Donald: Sora will summon Donald, who will use his magic staff to create a firey explosion in front of him before disappearing.
 * Goofy: Sora will summon Goofy, who will swing his shield in front of him to deal damage and also reflect projectiles.

The cards will deactivate upon being used, appearing as monocrome in the selection and not being usable until 10 seconds have passed. Trying to use a deactivated card will make Sora simply pick his nose, which does nothing but leave him open to attacks. Cards can also be combined by pressing B twice, allowing Sora to combine the effects of the cards that are right next to each other in the selection roulette (so, for example, Attack and Dance cannot be combined). Using this will make Sora deactivate both cards that got combined, and trying to use a combo attack if one of the cards is deactivated will make Sora use the normal one instead. There are a total of 5 combination attacks:


 * Attack+Jump: Sora first uses the Attack card as normal, but if he hits someone he will jump immediately after, carrying the effects of the Jump card.
 * Jump+Dance: Sora creates a wave similar to the Dance card, but with the effects of the Jump card.
 * Dance+Donald: Sora will use the Dance card as normal, but then Donald will spawn to create the explosion right where one of the dancing opponents is. If Sora doesn't catch anyone, Donald won't appear at all.
 * Donald+Goofy: Donald will set Goofy's shield on fire, making his swings and the reflected projectiles stronger.
 * Goofy+Attack: Sora uses the effects of the Attack card but with Goofy joining in, giving him more power and also covering more distance.

If you press B three times quicky, Sora will use three cards instead of two, making him headbutt forwards to deal a considerable amount of damage. This move will deactivate all of Toon Sora's cards, and he requires to have them all to be used in the first place.

Move Origin
This move is based on the cards that Sora uses during the course of Kingdumb Hearts: Chainy Memories. Much like the game that the animation parodies, Sora needs said cards to do all sorts of basic actions, from attacking to dodging. Attack is used by Sora during his fight against the Large Body Heartless, where he'd use it to throw himself at the Heartless with his keyblade in hand. Jump and Dance are two cards that Sora uses when he first learns about using the cards and looking for something that he can use to explore the new world he's in (although in the original animation, the cards were essentially useless). Donald and Goofy, despite his cards appearing in the animation, get their effects from other episodes in the Kingdumb Hearts series. Donald's partially comes from the first Kingdumb Hearts, in which he defeats Genie Jafar by kicking his lamp into the lava and making him combust into a flamey explosion, although it's more inspired by Donald's magic powers from the KH series. Goofy's comes from Kingdumb Hearts 2, in which he uses his shield in the same fashion as in Nova during a montage where he, Sora and Scrooge McDuck travel across different worlds exterminating all of the Heartless. The combination attacks are a reference to the main mechanic of using multiple cards together from the original Chain of Memories, and is mentioned in Chainy Memories by the Organization XIII member that teaches Sora how to use the cards, but Sora instead uses all of his cards to fly all over the place and headbutt his opponent, which is the main inspiration for the "Three Cards" combination attack in Nova.

Side B: Milleni-Dumb Falcon
Sora hides himself behind a wall while inside his ship, and he will break the wall and fly forwards if you release the B button (you can stop the ship early by pressing B again). In the air, you are able to glide, with very similar controls to Brawl's gliding mechanic but much more limited. While behind the wall, the wall itself acts as such, protecting Sora from melee attacks or projectiles that hit him from the front until he blasts off.

Move Origin
This move comes from Kingdumb Hearts: Derper Dorper Derpencer, specifically the music video right at the end that depicts Sora goofying around in different worlds not featured during his adventure. In the Star Wars world, we see Sora breaking into the Mos Easley Cantina piloting a smaller version of the Millenium Falcon, breaking a wall to kill Han Solo and Greedo, and flying off into space.

Up B: Punch a Tornado in the Face
The Wind Titan will appear under Sora, launching him into the air while dealing damage (only when going up). After being launched, you can move to the sides as the Wind Titan will follow Sora directly underneath, dealing repeated damage with no flinching to any opponents that are in contact with it. Sora can press the B button to bodyslam the Wind Titan, creating a shockwave of air that will deal a lot of damage to any opponents at both sides of Sora.

Move Origin
In Kingdumb Hearts 2.9, Sora fights the Wind Titan in Olympus, claiming that he is going to "punch him in the face". After running into the titan and being blown away high into the sky, he falls down laughing maniacally, crashing into the Wind Titan and killing him in one blow.

Down B: Oh, a Coconut!
Sora will say "Coconut!", which will make a coconut fall in front of him, dealing damage to any opponents hit by it. If no one gets hit, the Coconut has a chance to stay on the ground, becoming a piece of Lawl Food. You can mash the B button to make multiple coconuts fall slightly further from the first, with up to 3 being summonable in one go. Sora can also charge up this move (and store said charge) to instead make a big pile of coconuts fall instead of just one, dealing a considerable more amount of damage than the regular coconuts.

Move Origin
Sora's weird obsession with coconuts is a running gag in the Kingdumb Hearts series that made its debut in Kingdumb Hearts: Chainy Memories, where Sora is distracted by a coconut during an emotional conversation with Riku and Kairi. The coconuts being used as an attack come from Kingdumb Hearts: Derp Dorp Derpance, where Sora (due to him being in a dream world) gets the ability to make coconuts fall from the sky and uses this power to deal with all of his enemies.

Final Smash: The Sky's Falling!
Sora will jump into the air as the camera shows an army of Sora Clones falling from the sky. After that, said clones will fall into the stage one by one from left to right(with the amount of clones depending on the size of the stage), to deal damage to any opponents that get hit by them. Right before the Final Smash ends, the real Sora will fly slightly to the right, before coming back on top of a broken building that, upon hitting anyone, will deal a lot of damage and most likely KO them.

Move Origin
This move comes from a Pre-Loader Animation made by Roger, which is simply uploaded to YouTube as Kingdumb Hearts. Parodying the teaser trailer to the real Dream Drop Distance, the animation is a music video depicting an army of Sora clones falling from the sky, destroying Destiny Islands and breaking buildings in half while Kairi and the other islanders run away in fear.

KO Sounds

 * KO Sound 1: "D'ooooh...!"
 * KO Sound 2: *grunt*
 * Star KO Sound: "Aaaaaaaaah!"
 * Screen KO Sound: "D'oh!"

Taunts

 * Up Taunt: *jumps in place* "WHEE!"
 * Side Taunt: *summons Bambi, Chicken Little or Tinkerbell by calling their names, who do nothing but to run forwards while screaming*
 * Down Taunt: "Oh, a coconut!" *grabs a coconut, opens it with his head, and starts drinking its milk*

Victory Options

 * Victory Option 1: *shows off his Backyard Key, which glows, before getting himself in front of the camera* "No one's a match... against my backyard key!"
 * Victory Option 2: *slides into the results screen while giving a thumbs up* "Yay, a new adventure!"
 * Victory Option 3: *dances in a similar way to his Dance card*
 * Losing Pose: *is laying on the ground smiling, having stabbed himself with his keyblade*

Normal

 * Neutral attack -  Stabs with his Backyard Key, then swings it vertically, and he finishes with a thrust forwards.
 * Dash attack - Turns into a chibi version of himself and runs forwards with his Keyblade in hand.
 * Forward tilt -
 * Up tilt -
 * Down tilt -

Smash

 * Forward smash - Swings his Keyblade forwards, and casts a fire spell with it.
 * Up smash - Lifts a pillar upwards.
 * Down smash -

Other

 * Ledge attack -
 * 100% ledge attack -
 * Floor attack -
 * Trip attack -

Aerial attacks

 * Neutral aerial -
 * Forward aerial - Thrusts forwards with the Keyblade.
 * Back aerial - Swings his Keyblade behind himself.
 * Up aerial -
 * Down aerial -

Grabs and throws

 * Grab -
 * Pummel -
 * Forward throw -
 * Back throw -
 * Up throw -
 * Down throw -

Animal
Little Butterfly: It can slowly glide over the ground, and can attack enemies with a weak.

Art
"Going to All Planets": A map of "The Whole Universe".

Bob Ross Painting
Kingdom Hearts

Trivia

 * Every character featured in the moveset and playstyle origins parts of the video is a Disney character, from the Lawl Nova ones to the many cameos featured. The only exceptions are Irene (who is using her Disney Alice alt), Samuel L. Jackson (who has still appeared in Disney Movies), Reddy the Wizard (whose design is based on Sorcerer Mickey) and Worst Hercules (who is a Disney knockoff).
 * For a similar theme, all of the characters during his Victory Animations are Warner Bros. characters.
 * This is the first moveset to feature characters from the Original Lawl as cameos (them being Frollo and Gaston).
 * Roger van der Weide, the creator of Kingdumb Hearts and voice of this version of Sora, watched and commented the video after one of his collaborators linked it to him, praising the way it turned the gags and jokes from the parody animations into a hypothetical moveset.
 * Roger also reprised his role as Toon Sora by providing extra voice lines for the video Rivals of Oblivion, which showed his rival cutscene against Toon Guybrush.