It does at least have several options that are obviously nods to other anime characters that didn’t make it onto the roster, including Kurama, Urahara, and Kuwabara, just to name a few. Jump Force’s character creator doesn’t have a ton of options, though, and it doesn’t let you really customize the look of your character beyond a handful of premade faces, hairstyles, eyes, and so on. It’s a beginning to a story that takes about 12 hours to run through, not including a fair amount of side content.īefore that, though, you’re able to build your character as you see fit, giving him or her a fighting style and slapping on a couple of abilities borrowed from other Jump characters. But once you’re recruited into the Jump Force, the story takes a painfully long time to get going again as you’re forced to explore the base, meet with Goku, Luffy, and Naruto and pick which of their teams you’d like to join. You play a random victim of collateral damage during a battle between Goku and Frieza who’s revived and given powers. Its weak story mode does practically nothing with its stacked roster, an all too basic fighting system gets old quickly, and a number of smaller issues add up and round out an altogether disappointing anniversary gift.Jump Force certainly starts on a high note as it drops you right into the middle of a conflict in Times Square between Jump heroes and super-powered, mind-controlled villains. Unfortunately, Jump Force falters at just about every other point. And to its credit, this anime/manga mashup fighting game certainly looks the part on the surface, with flashy combat and a roster of 40 characters hailing from 16 different series, portrayed with a unique aesthetic that takes popular characters and places them into the real world.
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With Weekly Shonen Jump hitting its 50 year anniversary last year, Jump Force is meant to be a celebration of the many legendary anime and manga series born from its pages.
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