Sora
Sora | |
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| Base Stats | |
| HP | 4 |
| Attack | +1 |
| Defense | ±0 |
| Evade | +1 |
| Recover | 5 |
| Basic Info | |
| Price | 800 / 560
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| VA | Maruyama Miki |
| Origin | Sora (game) 
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- For the alternate version see: .
Sora (ソラ Sora) is one of the unlockable characters in 100% Orange Juice!. She originates from the game Sora in which she was the title character.
Overview[edit source]
Like her friend , Sora is built around slightly buffed stats in both attack and evasion, which provide her with both a decent amount of survivability and attack power. Unlike the former, however, Sora does not feature a trade-off in defensive capability and carries the benefit of having all positive stats. As a result, she can play either an aggressive or passive role depending on the situation. Sora herself makes a very capable fighter with little to no weakness other than her slightly below average health. With her stats, she is able to deal solid damage, defend against strong attacks, and evade both weaker and powerful attacks if the situation presents itself. Likewise, Sora generally does not have any difficulty defeating 
Encounter and surviving 
Boss panels as her attack will either be enough to defeat the opponent or her defense and evasion will be able to protect her from both high and low rolls. In the late game, Sora also boasts one of the most powerful Hyper cards in the game, which can help her deal guaranteed massive damage to any opponent, or on the flip side, survive almost any attack.
Even with her powerful build, Sora is not invincible, however. Like all below average health stat characters, she can only survive a few combats before being defeated. If the player consistently rolls poorly, her slightly buffed stats will not save her from numerous combats, and while she can hold her own against a boss, it is still generally not advised without her Hyper. Sora's slightly buffed evasion stat may also cause the player to take unnecessary risks that may result in Sora being KO if the roll result is poor. Like , an additional point in evasion will often not protect the player, and without any kind of buff in defense, Sora will be at risk from high rolls.
Generally, Sora should aim for star norma but can easily switch back and forth between star and wins norma based on the player's performance during the game. With the right matchup and RNG, Sora can easily dominate wins. More often than not, however, Sora should generally be played with a mix of both passive and aggressive, taking opportunities to fight when they arise and avoiding combat when there is a better alternative. A 
Bonus panel will usually be a better choice than an Encounter panel, bust Sora can easily handle an Encounter panel over a 
Drop panel if the player only has these options. In the late game, her Hyper can also be used to gain more wins or stars, whichever the player has chosen.
Summary[edit source]
- Pros
- +Good blend of offense and defense stats
- +Strong Hyper that enables guaranteed high rolls
- Cons
- -Below average HP stat
- -Hyper is extremely expensive
- -Hyper can be situational or underwhelming
| Extraordinary Specs | |
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Effect Duration: 1 chapter
Roll 6 for movement, battle, bonus and drop. | |
| Hyper Info | |
| Effect Type | Boost |
| Level | 3 |
| Cost | 30 ★ |
| Illustrator List | Erina |
| "I'd appreciate it if you dropped your weapons." -Sora | |
Sora's Hyper is Extraordinary Specs. Extraordinary Specs causes Sora to roll 6 for movement, battle, bonus and drop during 1 chapter.
Hyper Strategy[edit source]
Extraordinary Specs is a powerful Hyper that greatly boosts Sora's movement and combat abilities. For the duration of the chapter, up until the player's next movement roll, all dice rolls are guaranteed to be perfect sixes. As a result, this enables Sora to effectively catch opponents, overpower them, and defend against them with guaranteed roll strength.
The hyper itself opens up tons of strategies for the player and can easily be combined with other cards to guarantee an opponent's defeat. Cards such as 
Little War can give the player an edge in combat or using 
Final Battle can force an opponent into a disadvantaged battle to the end. The player should keep in-mind, however, that these combos are extremely expensive ranging from 60-80 stars.
Tips[edit source]
- Playing As Sora
- Playing Against Sora
Recommended Cards[edit source]
| Recommended | Standard | Neutral |
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Counter Cards[edit source]
| Recommended | Standard |
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Poses
Default
Attack
Damage
Success
Failure
Dice Throw
Colors
Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
Pink
Purple
Teal
Black
Rad Poppo
Halloween
White
Red & Blue
Dapper
Cyborg
Christmas
Tuxedo
Choco
School
Hairs
Hair 1
Hair 2
Hair 3
Hair 4
Hair 5
Hair 6
Hair 7
Hair 8
Hair 9
Hair 10
Hair 11
Hair 12
Accessories
Santa Hat
Brown Antlers
Red Antlers
Red Crown
Purple Crown
Jack o'Lantern
Halloween '16
Glasses
Sunglasses
Poppo Mask
Halloween '17
Rein Kigurumi
Beach
Pudding Chef
Sweet God
Lunar New Year
Leo Kigurumi
Trick & Treat
Pigformation
Poses
Default
Attack
Damage
Success
Failure
Dice Throw
Colors
Red
Blue
Green
Yellow
Pink
Purple
Teal
Black
White
Hairs
Hair 1
Hair 2
Hair 3
Hair 4
Hair 5
Hair 6
Hair 7
Hair 8
Hair 9
Hair 10
Hair 11
Hair 12
Accessories
Glasses
Sunglasses
Trivia[edit source]
- Sora appears in the artwork for and is quoted in the descriptions of
Accel Hyper, 
Shield Counter, 
Extraordinary Specs, 
Awakening of Talent, and 
Ultimate Weapon in the Sun. She also appears in the artwork for 
Shield, 
Mix Phenomenon, 
Wanted, and 
Lifeguard on the White Beach, and is quoted in the description of 
Star-Blasting Light. - Before appearing in Sora as the main protagonist and playable character, Sora actually debuted in Acceleration of SUGURI, as a playable fighter.
- Sora is named after the Japanese word for "sky" by her parents, referring to how beautiful it is. This is ironic considering the state of the sky at the beginning of Sora.
- Just like real war veterans, Sora also suffers from PTSD, and probably this was only worsened after Alte and Star Breaker events, as portrayed during the final scenes of her game, on the extra stage battle. This would also be primary explanation for Sora's plain dialogues, voice acting and even artwork being times filled with fear, anger-less or even emotionless.
Update History[edit source]
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