The lack of chipping damage can lead to turtling tactics. The Jump games are at their weakest in one-on-one matches and are not as well suited to competitive play as traditional fighting games.
However, they provide a hectic, fun multiplayer fighting game with depth and longevity. Few games have been so successful in that niche. There are three usable types in both of games. Help Koma are only one block in size. For example, they may heal your character or provide temporary invincibility or invisibility. A select few have a passive effect instead, and so are not subject to this problem. Since only one status effect can be applied at a time, a wide variety of Help Koma is not immensely useful in and of itself.
Support Koma range from two to three blocks in size. Since only one Koma of any given size is available for each character, each character can only have two possible Support Koma. At the cost of one stock, a Support Koma will summon the character to perform some sort of attack or ability.
Many Support Koma place temporary debuffs on opponents if the attack lands. However, only one debuff is allowed at a time and some Help Koma cure all status effects, so Help Koma and item boxes are easy counters.
Battle Koma range from four to eight in size. Koma of increasing size provide the character with a larger health bar and different — although not necessarily better — super attacks. Each has their own health bar and recovers slowly when not currently in play.
If all the Battle characters in a deck are KOed in a Time game, the player loses an additional point, so the player is encouraged to choose multiple characters that complement each other. Each Battle character receives a boost to their maximum health if certain other characters are placed adjacent to them.
If the boosting character is a Support or Battle character, there is also a boost to the maximum special meter, which is shared for all characters in the deck. This maximum can be increased by well over a dozen.
This is also a good way to get value out of space that you would otherwise not use. There are additional concerns when selecting playable characters for a deck beyond just which you like best.
Battle characters come in three types themselves: Power, Knowledge, and Laughter. Each type deals extra damage to the next in standard rock-paper-scissors mechanic fashion. While it might seem obvious to have one battle character of each type, that would also limit the size of the characters you could use. These mechanics increase the depth of deck building and gently discourage players from sticking to just one favourite character.
The story mode consists of several sets of missions, something like the single-player modes found in the Soul Calibur franchise. The goal is not necessarily just to defeat the enemies. The tutorial is simple and is not extremely long, but the amount of text may be intimidating and the player should still be looking for button prompts. But the game can still be completed in full if the player makes an effort to figure the different mission conditions out.
While many of the conditions for a stage are optional, clearing them unlocks additional Koma. One-block Koma can be used as-is, but players have to first insert the appropriate one-block character into larger, incomplete Koma — called a Serif Koma — in order to permanently transform them into their usable form. Another flaw with the game is the stage design.
All of the stages in the game are rather plain. For example, some characters have pummelling attacks that are great when enemies bunch up. Others have projectiles or rushing moves. Some attacks can be powered up or holding down or mashing the attack button.
While the game implements many different series, it handles them all with care. While the different series feature different art styles, they are all appear here with small, almost cute sprites, so the game does not feel visually jarring as a result.
Another interesting element of fanservice, if often an impractical one, is the Tag Attack. By connecting two characters with a set of three one-block Koma, the player can unleash a simultaneous attack with the two characters.
These moves are usually pretty clever. Others play with the characters for humour, such as Kakashi introducing Gintoki to his erotica. One stand-out is Yugi and Bobobo: their combination attack was originally a cameo in the Bobobo manga.
Unfortunately, this feature is absent in the sequel. There are over Koma usable in the game, and 34 distinct playable characters. Laughter -type. Luckily, his infant mentor Reborn can bring out his inner superman by shooting him with special bullets. KO 1 opponent with a Special attack 3. Clear the Stage within 40 seconds Unlock: Yoneji 4.
Get more wins that your opponent Unlock: Chiaki 2. Get more wins than your opponent Unlock: Kinnikuman 2. Don't let your opponent Gain 2 points 3. Don't let your opponent Gain 1 points Unlock: Brocken Jr. KO your opponent with a Support Character 5. Get more wins than your opponent 2. Use Special attacks to KO your opponent 3. KO 2 opponents with a Special attack 4. KO 3 opponents with a Special attack 5. Collect the Gold Mask and hold it for 10 seconds Unlock: Terryman 2.
Collect the Gold Mask 3. Collect the Gold Mask within 40 seconds 4. Collect the Gold Mask within 20 seconds 5. You and your partner must get more wins than your opponents 2. Get 4 points more than your opponent 4. KO Taikoubou before time runs out Unlock: Taikoubou 2. KO Taikoubou within 1 minute 3. KO Taikoubou with a Special Attack 4. KO Taikoubou with a Support Character 5. Get more wins than your opponent Unlock: Sipuxiang 2. KO with a Special Attack 3.
KO 1 opponent by Ring Out 3. KO 2 opponent by Ring Out 4. KO 3 opponent by Ring Out 5. KO all opponents with a pre-made deck Unlock: L 2. KO all opponents within 40 seconds 3. KO all opponents within 30 seconds 4. KO all opponents within 20 seconds 5. Collect more Stars than your opponent before time runs out Unlock: Jonouchi 2. Collect 3 Stars 3. Collect all the Cards Unlock: Anzu 2.
Collect all the Cards within 40 seconds 3. Collect all the Cards within 30 seconds 5. KO Taizo with a pre-made deck before time runs out Unlock: Taizo 2. KO Taizo 3. Win within 30 seconds 4. Win within 20 seconds 5. Collect more Stars than your opponent before time runs out 2. Collect at least 4 Stars 4.
Collect All the Stars 5. Get more wins than your opponent Unlock: Sena 2. Get 2 points more than your opponent Unlock: Cerberos 3. KO your opponent with Special Attacks 5. Collect more Stars than your opponent before time runs out Unlock: Mamori 2. Collect at least 3 Stars Unlock: Ishimaru 3.
Collect at least 4 Stars Unlock: Monta 4. Collect all of the Stars Unlock: Kurita 5. Hit everyone at least once with Sena's Support attack Unlock: Suzuna 2. Hit everyone at least once with Sena's Support attack within 25 seconds Unlock: Yukimitsu 3. Hit everyone at least once with Sena's Support attack within 20 seconds 4. Hit everyone at least once with Sena's Support attack within 15 seconds Unlock: Daikichi 5. Get more wins then your opponent Unlock: Sakaki 2.
Ring Out 1 opponent Unlock: Natsuhiko 3. Ring Out 2 opponents Unlock: Sakuraba 4. Ring Out 3 opponents Unlock: Hah Brothers 5. Get more wins than your opponent Unlock: Ryoma 2. Don't let your opponent Gain 1 point Unlock: Kaidoh 4. Collect at least 3 Stars Unlock: Momoshiro 3.
Collect all the Stars Unlock: Fuji 5. Get more wins than your opponent with a pre-made Deck Unlock: Takashi 2. KO your opponent with a Special Attack 3. Get 3 KOs with Support Characters 5. Get more wins than your opponent Unlock: Sakuragi 2. Don't let your opponent Gain 1 point Unlock: Akagi 4. Avoid being hit for at least 15 seconds Unlock: Haruko 2. Avoid being hit for at least 30 seconds Unlock: Anzai 3.
Don't use anything from your deck 4. Avoid being hit for 1 minute Unlock: Mitsui 5. Get more wins than your opponent Unlock: Tsubasa 2.
Collect the Soccer Ball and hold it for 10 seconds Unlock: Roberto 2. Collect the Soccer Ball 3. Collect the Soccer Ball within 40 seconds Unlock: Sanae 4. Collect the Soccer Ball within 20 seconds 5. KO all opponents 2. KO all opponents within 60 seconds 3. KO all opponents within 40 seconds 4. KO all opponents within 30 seconds 5. Collect the Bells and hold onto them for 10 seconds 2. Collect the Bells 3.
Collect the Bells within 40 seconds Unlock: Tsunade 4. Collect the Bells within 20 seconds 5. Get more wins than your opponent Unlock: Yahiko 2.
Get 3 points more than your opponent Unlock: Sanosuke 4. KO all opponents and their partners Unlock: Kaoru 2. KO all opponents and their partners within 60 seconds 3. KO all opponents and their partners within 50 seconds 4. KO all opponents and their partners within 40 seconds 5. Get 2 points more than your opponent Unlock: Shinpachi 3.
Get 3 points more than your opponent Unlock: Ayame 4. Collect more Stars than your opponent before time runs out Unlock: Otae 2. Collect all of the Stars 5. KO all opponents Unlock: Hasegawa 2. Collect the Jump Magazine within 1 minute 3. Collect the Jump Magazine within 40 seconds 4. Collect the Jump Magazine within 20 seconds 5. Get more wins than your opponent Unlock: Bo-Bobo 2.
Get 3 points more than your opponent Unlock: Service Man 3. Avoid being hit for at least 15 seconds Unlock: Beauty 2. Don't use anything from your deck Unlock: Softon 3.
Avoid being hit for at least 30 seconds 4. Avoid being hit for at least 1 minute 5. KO all opponents Unlock: Piyo Hiko 2. KO 1 character with a Special Attack 3. KO 1 character with a Support character Unlock: Shirakawa 4. KO 2 characters with a Special Attack 5. Grab the Head and hold it for 15 seconds Unlock: Jirou 2. Grab the Head within 1 minute Unlock: Pogii 3.
Grab the Head within 40 seconds 4. Grab the Head within 20 seconds Unlock: Hammer 5. Collect 2 Stars 3. Collect the Stars within 40 seconds Unlock: I-Pin 4. Collect the Stars within 20 seconds 5. Get more wins than your opponent Unlock: Haru 2. KO 2 opponent by Ring Out 5. Avoid being hit for 15 seconds Unlock: Kyoko 2. Don't use anything from your deck 3. Avoid being hit for 30 seconds 4. Avoid being hit for 1 minute 5. Get more wins than your opponent Unlock: Kenshiro 2.
KO all opponents Unlock: Bat 2. Collect more Stars than your opponent before time runs out Unlock: Rin 2. Your opponent has a 5 point lead. Beat your opponents score 2. KO with an Special Attack 4. KO 2 opponents with a Ring Out 5. KO 2 opponents by Ring Out 4. KO 2 opponents within 30 seconds 5. KO all opponents Unlock: Pedro 2. KO at least 1 opponent with an attack of an opposing Nature Unlock: Jane 3. KO 1 opponent with a Support Character 4. Get more wins than your opponent Unlock: Momotaro 2.
Get 3 points more than your opponent Unlock: J 4. KO all opponents Unlock: Genji 2. Collect more Stars than your opponent before time runs out Unlock: Raiden 2. Collect 4 Stars 4. Collect all the Stars 5. Get more wins than your opponent Unlock: Nube 2. Get 2 points more than your opponent Unlock: Hiroshi 3.
KO all opponents Unlock: Makibaou 2. KO 1 opponent with a Special Attack 4. KO opponent with a Support character 5. KO all opponents Unlock: Yusuke 2. KO 2 opponents with a Special Attack 5. KO all opponents Unlock: Botan 2. KO 1 opponent with a Special attack Unlock: Genkai 4. KO opponents to get the most points Unlock: Ichigo 2.
Don't let the opponent have at least 1 point 3. KO with at least 2 Special Attacks 5. KO all opponents Unlock: Isshin 2. Clear within 60 seconds 3.
KO by Ring out at least 2 times Unlock: Ishida 4. Clear within 30 seconds 5. Keep Rukia from getting hit for at least 15 seconds Unlock: Tatsuki 2. Clear within at least 20 seconds 3. Clear within at least 30 seconds Unlock: Chad 4. Clear within at least 40 seconds 5. KO all opponents with a pre-made deck Unlock: Kon 2. Clear within 40 seconds 4. Clear within 50 seconds 4. KO opponents to get the most points Unlock: Yoh 2. KO with an attack of an opposing Nature all opponents here are strength so Laughter shall be used, i.
Bobobo 5. KO all opponents with a pre-chosen deck Unlock: Chocolove 2. Clear within 40 seconds Unlock: Tao Ren 5. Clear within 30 seconds Unlock: Anna DR. Get 4 points more than your opponent Unlock: Unchi-kun 4. KO Arale within the time limit Unlock: Gatchan 2. KO Arale within 1 minute Unlock: Senbee 3. KO Arale within 50 seconds 4. KO Arale within 40 seconds Unlock: Midori 5. Get more wins than your opponent Unlock: Ryotsu 2.
Get 3 points more than your opponent Unlock: Honda 4. KO only with Special Attacks 5. KO all opponents Unlock: Lemon 2.
Ring Out 2 opponents Unlock: Volvo 5. Collect more Paychecks than your opponent before time runs out Unlock: Haya 2. Collect all the Paychecks within 60 seconds 3. Collect all the Paychecks 4. Collect all the Paychecks within 30 seconds Unlock: Reiko 5.
Collect more Meat than Ryotsu Unlock: Terai 2. Collect 25 pieces or Meat Unlock: Maria 3. Collect 30 pieces or Meat Unlock: Haru 4. Collect 35 pieces or Meat Unlock: Keiichi 5. KO 1 opponent with a Ring Out 3. KO 3 opponents with a Ring Out 5. Get more wins than Team B 2. KO with a Ring Out 3. KO with a Special Attack 4. KO with at least 2 by Ring Out 5. KO all opponents on Team B 2. KO with a Ring Out 4. Beat all opponents within 30 seconds 5. Get 5 points more than your opponent 5.
KO with an attack of an opposing Nature 4. KO with a Support Character 5. KO all opponents on Team B within 40 seconds 3. KO all opponents on Team B 30 seconds 4. KO all opponents on Team B 25 seconds 5. KO with a Special attack 3. Get 2 KOs with Special Attacks 4.
Get 3 KOs with Special Attacks 5. They're stupid and wrong. To FFandMMfan If jump super stars had a crappier engine why was that so called crappy engine you say so fast that it gave the title it's saying "As good as melee" I can't see how the sequel had a better engine than the first, I mean did you even see those two comparison videos I posted above your message. Just see how fast everyone moves in the 1st yet the frame rate in the 2nd one moves as if the speed dropped.
Even the youtube comments say that the original is faster and better Thank you. Dont listen to anybody that says super stars is better. I was just showing proof in those youtube videos. I tend to play the original more than the other one just because it feels much faster and better. I still like the online mode in the other but thats it. Forfrodo 11 years ago More topics from this board How do i unlock them?
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