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Jump Force Character Tier List

Jump Force is muscling its way into living rooms worldwide. Before you pick up the controller for this exciting beat ’em up title, take a quick look at which characters are best for delivering a solid beat down. Developed by Spike Chunsoft and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment, Jump Force offers a unique spin on the fighting genre. This time around, players can control classic characters from some of the most popular manga. From Dragon Ball Z’s Goku to One Piece’s Luffy, the game offers a wide range of iconic characters. That being said, some characters are seemingly just better than others. Like any other game that pits two powerful characters against each other, players are now on the prowl for the best Jump Force warrior. Of course, the game was only just released on Feb. 14, 2019. With a steady flow of updates surely on the way, many of…

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New My Hero Academia Character Officially Announced for Jump Force Roster

Jump Force has been garnering an avid fan base ever since the title’s release. Now it would appear that the game will soon be adding a new playable character to its roster. Jump Force was first released back in Feb. of this year. The title is a classic fighting game with a twist. The playable characters each come from different popular anime franchises. Among those playable within the game, One Peace’s Monkey D. Luffy, Dragon Ball’s Goku and Yu-Gi-Oh!’s Yugi Moto are all available within the roster. Jump Force publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment has since taken to social media to officially announce that All Might from the hit anime and manga My Hero Academia will be joining the Jump Force roster. An official release date for All Might has yet to be revealed, though Bandai Namco Entertainment has come forward to state that the character will be released sometime in…

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First Impressions: Jump Force? More like Shonen Jump: Xenoverse

I want to start this article by stating what I mean by “First Impressions” and that means that the review is being made from the perspective of the first few hours of gameplay, are generally spoiler free, and should be recognized as early game reviews. I would also like to say that I am a pretty big Shonen Jump fan so this article may come across as a little bit biased, but I will try to be as objective as possible. With that out of the way, I have to say that Jump Force is a game all about fan service and relies more on nostalgia than deep, satisfying gameplay. While that may sound harsh it’s also the truth, the character roster is filled to the brim with beloved characters, stylish moves and finally settling the old debate of who would win between two of your favorite Jump characters, even…

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