History VideoGame / JStarsVictoryVS

** [[{{Manga/Bobobobobobobo}} Bo-bobo]] has a move where Don Patch latches onto an opponent in the air and says, "Goodbye, Bobo-san" as he explodes in a HeroicSacrifice (Though he gets better instantly) just like [[{{DragonBall}} Chiaotzu]]. Bo-bobo even [[SayMyName cries out Don Patch's name]], just like Tien!

** Luffy is one of the few unique cases where his stamina gauge despite having the fist icon like several other characters, cannot charge up his gauge normally. He'll always instantly fill it up to 100% by performing Gear Second whenever the player inputs the charge up command with him; while this can grant him 100% stamina to use on the fly, he can't exceed it up to 200% like the rest of the fighters manually, since Gear Second won't work twice in close succession.

** ''Naruto'' characters use Chakra gauges colored orange, and their gauge has a yellow spiral symbol similar to the Hidden Leaf symbol. However, their gauge cannot be filled up normally, as they can only charge during a certain amount of time to fill up their gauges in a burst per complete charge. But on the upside, their charge times don't last long to leave them vulnerable, and they can also always fill it up to 200% if they charge fully once they hit 100%.

* UnblockableAttack: Each character has one with their R1+Triangle, which is more practical than in ''[[VideoGame/JumpSuperStars Jump Ultimate Stars]]''. Along with their Ranged/Area Attack (R1+Square), it uses some stamina.

** ''Naruto'' characters use Chakra gauges colored orange, and their gauge has a yellow spiral symbol similar to the Hidden Leaf symbol. However, their gauge cannot be filled up normally, as they can only charge during a certain amount of time to fill up their gauges in a burst per complete charge. But on the upside, their charge times don't last long to leave them vulnerable, and they can also always fill it up to 200% if they charge fully one they hit 100%.

* ArmorPiercingSlap: What [[{{Nisekoi}} Chitoge]]'s support attack is. Keep in mind that it works against guys like Zebra and Vegeta.

** [[Manga/DragonBall Spirit Bomb]] vs [[Manga/{{Naruto}} Tailed Beast Bomb]]! [[Manga/{{Bleach}} Zanpakuto]][[labelnote:*]]Spirit-Cutting Sword[[/labelnote]] vs. [[Manga/RurouniKenshin Sakabato]]![[labelnote:*]]Reverse Blade Sword[[/labelnote]] [[Manga/{{Toriko}} Bishoku-ya]][[labelnote:*]]Gourmet Food Providers[[/labelnote]] vs. [[Manga/HunterXHunter Hunter]]! [[Manga/OnePiece Kaizoku]][[labelnote:*]]pirates[[/labelnote]] vs. [[Anime/ChinyukiTaroToYukainaNakamaTachi Kabukimono]]![[labelnote:*]]strange, crazy people[[/labelnote]] [[PyuToFukuJaguar Sen]][[Manga/HellTeacherNube sei]][[labelnote:*]]teachers[[/labelnote]] vs [[Manga/MedakaBox Seito]]![[labelnote:*]]students[[/labelnote]] [[Manga/ToLoveRu Uchuu]][[Manga/DragonBall jin]][[labelnote:*]]alien[[/labelnote]] vs. [[Manga/{{Kochikame}} Shakaijin]]![[labelnote:*]]working man/member of society[[/labelnote]] [[Manga/{{Beelzebub}} Kid-friendly]] vs. [[Manga/KatekyoHitmanReborn Kid-friendly]]! [[Manga/{{Naruto}} Sasuke]] vs. [[Manga/YuYuHakusho Yusuke]]! [[{{Nisekoi}} Heroine]] vs. [[Manga/{{Gintama}} Queen of Kabuki-cho]]! [[Manga/SketDance SKET]] vs. [[Manga/KurokoNoBasuke Basket]]![[labelnote:*]](ball)[[/labelnote]] and [[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventure Ketto]][[labelnote:*]]pedigree[[/labelnote]] vs. [[Manga/{{Gintama}} Amato]]![[labelnote:*]]sweet tooth[[/labelnote]]

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* GuideDangIt: As a celebration of Jump history it's no surprise that the card mechanic caters to those with extensive jump knowledge. Unfortunately for those who don't you're more likely to stumble upon combination bonuses at random. Of course, characters from the same series are almost a guaranteed bonus so it's not 100% impossible.

%% Jaguar Junichi and Taro Yamada.

** Hope Arc: [[Manga/{{Naruto}}]], [[Manga/YuYuHakusho Yusuke Urameshi]] and [[Manga/HunterXHunter Gon]]

** Hope Arc: [[Manga/{Naruto}}]], [[Manga/YuYuHakusho Yusuke Urameshi]] and [[Manga/HunterXHunter Gon]]

A feature unique to ''J Stars Victory VS'' is its battle system. Each team has a three-part "WIN Gauge," with one segment filling up for each defeated opponent (defeated players respawn after a while). Along with this, there's a Victory Voltage gauge that fills as your team damages your opponents and depletes as your team takes damage. When the bar fills, the team can perform Victory Burst, and each member of the team gets a chance to perform a finishing move, though finishers can be turned back on the player in a clash sequence. There are also chargeable power attacks and area-of-effect attacks. Also, each character will have specific strengths and weaknesses. For instance, Luffy is strong against electrical attacks but grows weak in water.

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[[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2014-12-21/shonen-jump-j-stars-victory-vs-heads-west-on-ps3-ps4-vita/.82495 Has now been confirmed]] for a Western release in summer 2015!

** [[JojosBizarreAdventure Joseph]] uses his signature clacker balls and the Red Stone of Aja.

* LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition: The Anison Sound Edition, which includes 21 Jump anime theme songs such as ''[[{{DragonBall}} Chala Head Chala]]'', ''[[Manga/OnePiece We Are]]'' and ''[[JojosBizarreAdventure Sono Chi no Sadame]]''.

* AscendedExtra: [[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure Jonathan, Joseph]], [[Manga/HellTeacherNube Nueno]], [[Manga/RurouniKenshin Shishio]], [[Manga/{{Bleach}} Aizen]], and Luckyman were all assist characters in the JumpSuperStars series.

* DemotedToExtra: Jaguar, [[Manga/{{Bleach}} Rukia]], [[Manga/{{Gintama}} Kagura]], [[Manga/MajinTanteiNougamiNeuro Neuro]], [[Manga/DGrayMan Allen]], and [[Manga/SakigakeOtokojuku Edajima]] were all playable in the JumpSuperStars series.

* SpiritualSuccessor: to ''JumpSuperStars'', obviously.

* XMeetsY: ''JumpSuperStars'' meets ''AnarchyReigns''.

''J Stars Victory VS'' is an arena brawler akin to ''AnarchyReigns'' and ''[[VideoGame/GundamVsSeries Gundam Extreme VS]]'' and is a SpiritualSuccessor to ''JumpSuperStars''. The game was created by NamcoBandai and Spike Chunsoft to celebrate the 45th anniversary of ''Weekly ShonenJump'' and originally was code named ''Project Versus J''. The game features 2-on-2 player combat where the player teams up with a friend or the computer to fight against an opposing team. Each team also has a third slot left for summoning a support character. There are other game types as well, like 1-on-1 with both players having supports, or 1-on-3.

''J Stars Victory VS'' is an arena brawler akin to ''AnarchyReigns'' and ''[[GundamVsSeries Gundam Extreme VS]]'' and is a SpiritualSuccessor to ''JumpSuperStars''. The game was created by NamcoBandai and Spike Chunsoft to celebrate the 45th anniversary of ''Weekly ShonenJump'' and originally was code named ''Project Versus J''. The game features 2-on-2 player combat where the player teams up with a friend or the computer to fight against an opposing team. Each team also has a third slot left for summoning a support character. There are other game types as well, like 1-on-1 with both players having supports, or 1-on-3.

* ManaMeter: Each character has a stamina bar that can fill up to 200% of two whole bars with increments of 10, used mainly for their specials (with Circle), their dashes, or unique normal moves such as Ranged/Area Attacks and Guard Breaks, but also lowers when they block attacks and will enter a guard crush state if completely emptied like so. They can also regenerate stamina at a decent rate (as long as they simply staying still or moving). Not to mention each character depending on their origin has a unique stamina bar specific to their home series:

* ManaMeter: Each character has a stamina bar that can fill up to 200% of two whole bars with increments of 10, used mainly for their specials (with Circle), their dashes, or unique normal moves such as Ranged/Area Attacks and Guard Breaks, but also lowers when they block attacks and will enter a guard crush state if completely emptied like so. Not to mention each character depending on their origin has a unique stamina bar specific to their home series:
** ''Dragon Ball Z'' characters use a Ki gauge, with a yellow kanji symbol for "ki/chi/qi" (気). Filling it up to 200% will cause them to automatically transform/power-up, with in the case of Goku and Vegeta, [[GoldenSuperMode they automatically turn Super Saiyan]], and they revert back once their stamina has been completely emptied in anyway.
** ''Naruto'' characters use Chakra, and their gauge has a yellow spiral symbol similar to the Hidden Leaf symbol. However, their gauge cannot be filled up normally, as charging it up will only allow them to restore a certain amount with each full charge being finished and they can't fill it up at all while charging. But on the upside, they regenerate Chakra at a decent rate and their charge times don't last long to leave them vulnerable.

* ManaMeter: Each character has a stamina bar that can fill up to 200% of two whole bars with increments of 10, used mainly for their specials (with Circle), their dashes, or unique normal moves such as Ranged/Area Attacks and Guard Breaks. Not to mention each character depending on their origin has a unique stamina bar specific to their home series:
** Dragon Ball Z characters use a Ki gauge, with a yellow kanji symbol for "ki/chi/qi" (気). Filling it up to 200% will cause them to automatically transform/power-up, with in the case of Goku and Vegeta, they automatically turn Super Saiyan.
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* ShockAndAwe: Like in ''Manga/{{Beelzebub}}'', Baby Beel is electrified when he cries, and Oga uses this to his advantage by throwing Beel at his opponents.

* ThemeMusicPowerUp: Whenever there's a Victory Burst, "Fighting Stars" will play during the effect of this mechanic, until it wears out.

** Amusingly, [[Manga/{{Naruto}} Madara]] can hit ''himself'' with his own meteor dropping ultimate if his target is standing too close to him. It won't lower his health any, but it's certainly not good for his image...
** FridgeBrilliance: Edo Tensei was intended to clear battlefields with wide area attacks along with the reanimations. In the [[Manga/{{Naruto}} manga]], Madara deliberately let himself be destroyed by the meteors he summoned to clear the entire Fourth Division.

* BadassNormal: [[{{Kochikame}} Ryotsu]], [[{{Manga/Gintama}} Gintoki]], [[Manga/RurouniKenshin Kenshin]], and [[Manga/SakigakeOtokojuku Momotaro]]. Some of the support characters count as well.

* CarFu: [[{{Manga/Gintama}} Gintoki]] and [[{{Kochikame}} Ryotsu]] can use their scooter and bike to either evade oncoming attacks or mow down opponents.