Adaptational Wimp: Ottar, the single strongest Level 7 adventurer of Orario, gets defeated by Sora though Sora's status as an Outside-Context Problem for the world of Danmachi arguably justifies this.

Adaptational Superpower Change: Firebolt has a light attribute instead of the canonical lightning which as Sora notices notably makes it something akin to a Light Firaga which doesn't exist in the Kingdom Hearts series.

Here, she first meets him in the midst of a joint training session between him, Sora and Ais herself, and any jealousy is swiftly displaced over their shared admiration of their respective role models.

Adaptational Relationship Overhaul: In canon, Lefiya has a one-sided rivalry with Bell for Ais' attention and holds him to a degree of contempt.

The Minotaur Bell fights is infected with a Heartless, and gains several of the abilities of an Invisible, including fireballs, a telekinetically controlled sword and overall enhanced power.

When Lefiya joins in on Ais' training sessions with Bell and Sora, the latter suggests she learn how to chant magic while on the move, greatly expanding her versatility.

He also takes up learning how to use throwing knives before he attains magic in order to give himself a ranged option, and his Firebolt spell has a light attribute that grants it homing properties and becomes super effective against Heartless on top of having an enhanced form that can be accessed through consecutive casting. Sora's influence causes Bell to grow at a much faster pace than in canon, thanks in large part to their respective skills boosting his already absurd growth.Adaptation Name Change: Downplayed, but the story calls Hephaestus Hephastois due to the light novel translation the author read.Accidental Misnaming: A member of the Ganesha Familia named Modaka, also known as Familia Member A or Madara, is prone to being subjected to this by everyone around him to the point where when Sora approaches him and gets it right he at first thinks that Sora got it wrong.And Sora managed to defeat the boaz without realizing that the aforementioned boaz is Ottar, the single strongest Level 7 adventurer of the Freya Familia. In Chapter 15, while Sora was rushing to save Bell, a boaz blocks his path, forcing a confrontation.

He defeats the spear wielder without much effort (with him mentally making a disfavorable comparison to the 6 spear wielding Xaldin's capabilities) while never finding out about his true identity as Allen, the Level 6 Vice Captain of the Freya Familia. In Chapter 11, Sora fights a Cat Person who tried to attack Bell.Absurdly-Spacious Sewer: Orario has one and it's where Sora and Shakti find a secret room with a Behemoth Heartless and end up running into a horde of Heartless Violas hybrids that Bete is fighting against.Kingdom Hearts: Familia Myth provides example of: Kingdom Hearts: Familia Myth is a crossover story between Kingdom Hearts and Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? written by Keybladewielder97. Joining the young adventurer and his Familia in order to keep a low profile in this strange new world, events unfold differently from the influence of the newcomer, who in between helping his new friends, tries to find a way home. Taking place after Sora's battle with Yozora, the Keyblade wielder finds himself on the fifth floor of the dungeon, just in time to save Bell from a minotaur. Finding a way back home isn't going to be easy, but at the very least, he has a hearth to fall back on.' What he didn't expect was to wake up in a world filled with Gods and a Dungeon so deep that no one knows how far it goes.

'After what Sora considers to be the most challenging fight of his life, he expected to be teleported back to the Final World.

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