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* J-Adventure (Jアドベンチャー ''J Adobenchā''): story mode | * J-Adventure (Jアドベンチャー ''J Adobenchā''): story mode | ||
* Wireless Play (通信プレイ ''Tsūshin Purei''): player vs. player between | * Wireless Play (通信プレイ ''Tsūshin Purei''): local wireless player vs. player between Nintendo DS systems | ||
* Battle (バトル ''Batoru''): player vs. CPU | * Battle (バトル ''Batoru''): player vs. CPU | ||
* Deck Maker (デッキメイカ ''Dekki Meika''): create and edit gameplay decks | * Deck Maker (デッキメイカ ''Dekki Meika''): create and edit gameplay decks | ||
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* Options (オプション ''Opushon''): adjust various game options | * Options (オプション ''Opushon''): adjust various game options | ||
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Of the 236 total playable characters, 15 characters represent the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, with five | ===Dragon Ball Characters=== | ||
Of the 236 total playable characters, 15 characters represent the ''Dragon Ball'' franchise, with five available as fully-controllable battle characters. | |||
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||[[File:Superbutoden2-sprite-gohan.png]]||align=left|[[Potara]]||1 Koma (Help)||n/a||n/a||What's immediately selectable? | ||[[File:Superbutoden2-sprite-gohan.png]]||align=left|[[Potara]]||1 Koma (Help)||n/a||n/a||What's immediately selectable? | ||
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===Dr. Slump Characters=== | |||
Of the 236 total playable characters, three characters represent the ''Dr. Slump'' franchise, with two available as fully-controllable battle characters. | |||
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||[[File:Superbutoden2-sprite-gohan.png]]||align=left|[[Arale Norimaki]]||1 Koma (Help)<br>2 Koma (Support)<br>3 Koma (Support)<br>4 Koma (Battle)<br>5 Koma (Battle)<br>6 Koma (Battle)||n/a||n/a||What's immediately selectable? | |||
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||[[File:Superbutoden2-sprite-gohan.png]]||align=left|[[Dr. Mashirito]]||1 Koma (Help)<br>4 Koma (Battle)<br>5 Koma (Battle)<br>6 Koma (Battle)||n/a||n/a||What's immediately selectable? | |||
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||[[File:Superbutoden2-sprite-gohan.png]]||align=left|[[Senbei Norimaki]]||1 Koma (Help)||n/a||n/a||What's immediately selectable? | |||
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==Releases== | ==Releases== | ||
[[File:Jumpsuperstars-bestbuy.jpg|thumb|250px|''Jump Super Stars'' on store shelves at Best Buy in America in 2006]] | |||
''Jump Super Stars'' was exclusively released on the Nintendo DS in Japan '''08 August 2005''', and has never been re-released or re-packaged. | |||
''Jump Super Stars'' was | While the game never received an international, localized/translated release, certain retailers — including Best Buy and Fry's — began stocking a small number of import games in 2006. As part of this release, ''Jump Super Stars'' was briefly available on American shelves for $49.99.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=http://www.kanzenshuu.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=4125|Website=Kanzenshuu|Title="Shonen Jump Super Stars Being Sold At Best Buy!"|Date=02 September 2006|AccessDate=26 September 2018}}</ref> | ||
==Domestic Media Coverage== | ==Domestic Media Coverage== | ||
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Following ''Jump Super Stars'', regular crossover games (generally tied in with major anniversaries) saw releases across various platforms. These include ''[[Battle Stadium D.O.N.]], ''[[J-Stars Victory Vs.]]'', and ''[[Jump Force]]. | Following ''Jump Super Stars'', regular crossover games (generally tied in with major anniversaries) saw releases across various platforms. These include ''[[Battle Stadium D.O.N.]], ''[[J-Stars Victory Vs.]]'', and ''[[Jump Force]]. | ||
As of 2006, ''Jump Super Stars'' had sold 517,514 copies according to ''Media Create''.<ref>{{Cite web|URL=https://www.neogaf.com/threads/media-create-top-500-for-2006.184972/|Website=NeoGAF|Title="Media Create Top 500 for 2006"|Date=29 August 2007|AccessDate=26 September 2018}}</ref> | |||
==Additional Notes== | ==Additional Notes== | ||
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[[File:Game-crossover-jumpsuperstars-cover.png|thumb|250px|Original Nintendo DS box art]] | [[File:Game-crossover-jumpsuperstars-cover.png|thumb|250px|Original Nintendo DS box art]] | ||
See and cross reference / fact check against actual game from - https://www.mobygames.com/game/nintendo-ds/jump-superstars/credits | See and cross reference / fact check against actual game from - https://www.mobygames.com/game/nintendo-ds/jump-superstars/credits | ||
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| Jump Super Stars | |||
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 "Jump Super Stars" Top Title Screen | |||
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| Release Date | 08 August 2005 | ||
| Genre | Fighting | ||
| Price | ¥4,571 | ||
| Developer | Ganbarion | ||
| Music Composer(s) | Yūichi Hirose | ||
| Playable Characters | 236 (Battle + Support + Helper) | ||
Jump Super Stars is a 2D, sprite-based fighting game developed by Ganbarion and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo DS, released 08 August 2005. The game features over 200 characters from various franchises in Shueisha's Jump anthologies, including a significant number from Dragon Ball. The game was formally announced in the 2004 No. 36 issue of Weekly Shōnen Jump[1][2], and received regular promotion in Shueisha magazines leading up to it release.[3]
The game received a direct follow-up, Jump Ultimate Stars, the following year.
Gameplay
Playing similarly to games like those in Nintendo's Smash Bros. series, players control characters on multi-level, platform-based stages attempting to knock each other out of the stage. Up to four players may be on screen at one time. Characters as classified as either fully playable battle characters, assist characters, or helper characters. Character selections are further broken down into different koma (or "panel", as in the panels making up a page in a comic book) types. All help characters are single koma, while all assist characters are either two or three koma. Playable battle characters can range from four to seven koma.
Players arrange the collected characters' koma on the 5x4 grid (with twenty available "spots") into a respective deck; each deck must contain at least one battle character, one support character, and one helper character, though the player is free to leave open spots if they choose or are otherwise unable to fill it with the available characters. Placing certain characters directly next to each other on the deck may trigger additional boosts.
Game Modes
- J-Adventure (Jアドベンチャー J Adobenchā): story mode
- Wireless Play (通信プレイ Tsūshin Purei): local wireless player vs. player between Nintendo DS systems
- Battle (バトル Batoru): player vs. CPU
- Deck Maker (デッキメイカ Dekki Meika): create and edit gameplay decks
- Koma Gallery (コマずかん Koma Zukan): view collected koma
- Options (オプション Opushon): adjust various game options
Characters
Dragon Ball Characters
Of the 236 total playable characters, 15 characters represent the Dragon Ball franchise, with five available as fully-controllable battle characters.
| Sprite | Name | Koma Variants | Forms Represented | Notes | Status |
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Son Goku | 1 Koma (Help) 2 Koma (Support) 3 Koma (Support) 4 Koma (Battle) 5 Koma (Battle) 6 Koma (Battle) 7 Koma (Battle) |
Regular Super Saiyan Super Saiyan 3 |
n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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Vegeta | 1 Koma (Help) 2 Koma (Support) 3 Koma (Support) 4 Koma (Battle) 5 Koma (Battle) |
Regular Super Saiyan |
n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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Son Gohan | 1 Koma (Help) 2 Koma (Support) 3 Koma (Support) 4 Koma (Battle) 5 Koma (Battle) |
Regular Super Saiyan 2 |
n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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Gotenks | 3 Koma (Support) 4 Koma (Battle) 5 Koma (Battle) |
Regular Super Saiyan |
Turns Super Saiyan 3 as part of the Super Ghost Kamikaze Attack | What's immediately selectable? |
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Piccolo | 1 Koma (Support) 4 Koma (Battle) 5 Koma (Battle) |
n/a | n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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Kuririn | 1 Koma (Help) 2 Koma (Support) 3 Koma (Support) |
n/a | n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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Trunks | 1 Koma (Help) | n/a | n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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Son Goten | 1 Koma (Help) | n/a | n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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God | 1 Koma (Help) | n/a | n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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Nail | 1 Koma (Help) | n/a | n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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Turtle Hermit | 1 Koma (Help) | n/a | n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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Bulma | 1 Koma (Help) | n/a | n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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Dende | 1 Koma (Help) | n/a | n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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Senzu | 1 Koma (Help) | n/a | n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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Potara | 1 Koma (Help) | n/a | n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
Dr. Slump Characters
Of the 236 total playable characters, three characters represent the Dr. Slump franchise, with two available as fully-controllable battle characters.
| Sprite | Name | Koma Variants | Forms Represented | Notes | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Arale Norimaki | 1 Koma (Help) 2 Koma (Support) 3 Koma (Support) 4 Koma (Battle) 5 Koma (Battle) 6 Koma (Battle) |
n/a | n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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Dr. Mashirito | 1 Koma (Help) 4 Koma (Battle) 5 Koma (Battle) 6 Koma (Battle) |
n/a | n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
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Senbei Norimaki | 1 Koma (Help) | n/a | n/a | What's immediately selectable? |
Stages
- Wilderness (荒野 Kōya)
- Widerness at Dusk (夕焼けの荒野 Yūyake no Kōya)
- Forest (森林 Shinrin)
- Forest at Dusk (夕焼けの森林 Yūyake no Shinrin)
- Rocky Area (岩場 Iwaba)
- Rocky Area at Dusk (夕焼けの岩場 Yūyake no Iwaba)
- Seas (海上 Kaijō)
- Seas at Dusk (夕日の海上 Yūhi no Kaijō)
- Sandstorm (砂あらし Suna-arashi)
- Desert (砂漠 Sabaku)
- Snowfield (雪源 Setsugen)
- Snowstorm (吹雪 Fubuki)
- Skies (上空 Jōkū)
- Skies at Dawn (朝焼けの上空 Asayake no Jōkū)
- Tournament Stage (武舞台 Bu-butai)
- Tournament Stage Finals (武舞台決勝 Bu-butai Kesshō)
- Tournament Stage Semifinals (最終決戦場 Bu-butai Jun-kesshō)
Codes & Secrets
TBD
Merchandise
Guide Books
Jump Super Stars received two guide books released under the "V-Jump Books" series.
Released 01 August 2005, the Jump Super Stars Official Nintendo book (ISBN: 408779332X) spans 178 pages.
Released 09 September 2005, the Jump Super Stars Master Book: Road to Victory!! book (ISBN: 4087793370) spans 352 pages.
Releases
Jump Super Stars was exclusively released on the Nintendo DS in Japan 08 August 2005, and has never been re-released or re-packaged.
While the game never received an international, localized/translated release, certain retailers — including Best Buy and Fry's — began stocking a small number of import games in 2006. As part of this release, Jump Super Stars was briefly available on American shelves for $49.99.[4]
Domestic Media Coverage
TBD
Commercials & Trailers
TBD
International Media Coverage
TBD
Legacy
Following the two Famicom Jump role-playing games on the Nintendo Famicom, Shueisha/Jump crossover experiences were effectively non-existent until Jump Super Stars in 2005.
Jump Super Stars received a direct follow-up the following year, Jump Ultimate Stars, also on the Nintendo DS. The sequel expanded on the existing game setup with additional franchises and characters represented, and also incorporated online play.
Following Jump Super Stars, regular crossover games (generally tied in with major anniversaries) saw releases across various platforms. These include Battle Stadium D.O.N., J-Stars Victory Vs., and Jump Force.
As of 2006, Jump Super Stars had sold 517,514 copies according to Media Create.[5]
Additional Notes
Jump Super Stars includes a special tag-team attack with Piccolo and Dr. Mashirito featuring the two using the fusion dance from Dragon Ball to create a new character who attacks with the word botsu (meaning "rejected"). Both the original Demon King Piccolo and Mashirito were originally based on Kazuhiko Torishima, Akira Toriyama's original editor, who frequently rejected Toriyama's manuscripts.
Game Credits
See and cross reference / fact check against actual game from - https://www.mobygames.com/game/nintendo-ds/jump-superstars/credits
- Executive Producer: Satoru Iwata, Shinji Hatano
- Producer: Chikako Yamakura, Hitoshi Yamagami
- Coordinator: Yutaka Takehisa
- Director: Tōru Haga, Takao Nakano
- Game Design: Tōru Haga, Hiroshi Tsurumoto, Takahiro Hayashi
- Sub-Director: Tsuyoshi Kumagai
- Main Program: Tsuyoshi Kumagai
- Design Director: Kunio Asahara
- Program: Hiroyuki Hayashibara, Minoru Sudou, Shinji Yukitake, Haruhiko Ohtsuka, Youhei Kataoka
- Design: Kunio Asahara, Yoichi Nakano, Kōjirō Uno, Noriko Sasaki, Akihiro Okada, Suguru Matsumoto, Kana Nakao, Yasuhiro Kobayashi, Michiyo Ogata
- Design Cooperation: Avantec Co. Ltd., Tsutoshi Koide, Yoshito Nishigaki
- Sound: Yūichi Hirose
- Assistants: Satoshi Takafuji, Hiroyuki Hamada, Miyuki Tanabe, Ryousuke Miyazaki, Mishu Sugiyama, Yōko Mizutani, Hirokazu Tōbō
- Artwork: Sachiko Nakamichi, Chiharu Sakiyama, Aki Sakurai
- Publicity & Promotion: Takeshi Furuta
- Development Support: Shuichi Narusawa, Kaori Ando, Yasuhiro Matsumoto
- Special Thanks: Satoshi Yamato, Noriyuki Niwa, Yurie Satou, Mitsuaki Hagishima
- Debug: Ganbarion Debug Team, Super Mario Club
References
- ↑ "Shonen Jump all-star game to hit DS" (04 October 2004). GameSpot. Retrieved: 26 September 2018.
- ↑ "Nintendo to codevelop Jump Super Stars" (05 October 2004). GameSpot. Retrieved: 26 September 2018.
- ↑ "Jump Super Stars Roster Update" (21 October 2004). Kanzenshuu. Retrieved: 26 September 2018.
- ↑ "Shonen Jump Super Stars Being Sold At Best Buy!" (02 September 2006). Kanzenshuu. Retrieved: 26 September 2018.
- ↑ "Media Create Top 500 for 2006" (29 August 2007). NeoGAF. Retrieved: 26 September 2018.
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