Bandai Namco did not hold back to enticing fans even further with new announcements for Jump Force at Tokyo Gaming Show 2018. Here is the TGS 2018 trailer for your viewing pleasure:
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New Characters:
Yusuke Urameshi is the protagonist of the anime series Yuyu Hakusho. He is a spirit detective who is tasked with protecting humans from unseen spiritual entities. His power involves shooting a spirit gun out of his fingers
Taguro is the main antagonist of the same anime series Yuyu Hakusho, Leader of the Apparition Gang
Following up with Kurapika and Killua Zoldyck, from the anime series Hunter X Hunter, both friends of previously announced Gon Fink covered in our previous post
Kurapika the last survivor of the Kurta clan, uses spiritual chains to fight and bind foes
Killua, heir to the Zoldyck family of assassins, whom uses electrical manipulation
As an added surprise, Akira Toriyama, creator of the Dragon Ball series, will be contributing his original characters for the game as well:
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The closed beta has been announced but will be limited. It is going to be held from October 12, 2018, to October 14, 2018. In order to participate, both Xbox and PlayStation 4 users must register via the provided link. The link will include the beta schedule as well.
Currently, players who preordered the game will receive 3 additional costumes and Frieza’s Hover Pod Lobby Vehicle.
While Season Pass owners will get an additional 9 characters which will be revealed the closer we get to the release date. And lastly, the Collectors Edition priced at $260.00 USD (equivalent to RM1,074.68) will come with a 30 cm figurine diorama featuring Luffy, Naruto and Goku. It also comes with the game, 3 art boards and a steelbook casing. Furthermore, there are additional unannounced bonuses in the Collector’s Edition.
Jump Force will be releasing on PS4, Xbox One, and PC in February 2019.
