Well, this is my Final Form Sora Costume! This costume appears in Kingdom Hearts II and is Sora's Ultimate Form. As Sora glides, his keyblades levitate behind him.


This is my second Sora costume, and i have to say, it my most detailed costume yet! It was debuted at Waicon 2007. Here is the skit that i did together with

Youtube video here: [link]

and my solo skit which won best cosplayer and best female cosplayer: [link]

Okay, so about the costume:
Hair: Well, i'm used to styling this creature already! It required me to re-wash and re-style, which is a two day process

Necklace: It is a hand-made crown Sora-bling

Jacket: Made from White Vinyl lined with a cotton-like material. There is also black pleather on the binding of the jacket and the armour is made from foam-glue-interfacing cobination.

Pants: They are basically the same as the jacket in regards to materials. To get the puff in the pants, i used a type of wire which give them the "Sora-Balloon" effect.

Patterns on sleves and base of pants: I took the design of Sora's Final form markings and spent the great part of November finalising the direction, size in ratio to his clothes, and then ratio that to myself to get it as accurate as possible.

Pouches: Made from pleather and buckles from the local leather shop

Gloves: There is a combination of real white lamb leather, together with vinyl and buton snaps.

Shoes: They were created from a combination of glueing, machine sewing and hand sewing. To get the sora puff it needed toy stuffing and alot of slow gluing and fabric manipulation. Each Shoe takes about a week to complete.

Oblivion: I made Oblivion when i completed my defult Sora Costume in 2006. It actually need an operation after my trip to Manifest cause it to snap in half on return to Perth - but like in Lord of the Rings: It was born anew!

Oath Keeper: Where would Final Form Sora be without his Oath Keeper! I had intended to only have Oblivion, but the week before Waicon i decided to make it. So, after having a day off from work i started carving...and Oath Keeper was completed 18 hours later! Its is far from perfect, but for 18 hours, it does the job

Photography: and
Edited: by me (i'm not really good at montage creating)