Original characters
- Original Generation: They were created for this specific videogame.
Voiced by: Ryohei Arai, Toshiaki Kuwahara, Hisayoshi Suganuma, Masami Suzuki, Kengo Takanashi, Mikako Takahashi, Mutsumi Tamura, Haruka Terui, Taishi Murata, Kaede Yuasa
The main hero of the story. A resident of the real world, they used to be a normal human with no remarkable abilities. Until one day, when they became a casualty in an invasion of New York City by a hoard of Venoms led by Frieza. Fortunately, Trunks and Navigator found them and used an umbras cube to revive them and grant them with power only found in the JUMP Worlds. Now with the power to fight back, they are recruited to Umbras Base to help them fight back against the villains terrorizing their homeworld.
- Amazing Technicolor Population: Skin tone can range from realistic to fantastic, including deep Namekian green, bright red, and cool blue.
- Came Back Strong: The Umbrus cube used to revive them also gave them the power of the JUMP Worlds, granting them the ability to use any technique from any of those worlds.
- Character Customization: Everything from their characters appearance to fighting style can be changed to the players' liking.
- 11th-Hour Superpower: Due to a combination of Kane's Umbran cube, and Goku's Spirit Bomb, they gain an edge when the time comes to defeat the Greater-Scope Villain.
- Featureless Protagonist: They can be of any appearance, including skin tone and gender.
- Heroic Mime: Outside of battle cries, the player character is silent.
- Jack of All Stats: The protagonist is able to copy many abilities from most fighters, keywords being many and most, while the Umbran cube has no problem copying regular abilities it seems to have limitations on unique skills from other fighters, for example they cannot use Naruto's Ultimate, or Sasuke's Sharingan related techniques, nor are they able to learn any of Jotaro's moves because they don't have the Kyubi, the Sharingan, or a Stand, so they have to rely on the variety of their skills to counter these more advanced ones.
- Laser Blade: When using skills from sword-wielding characters like Trunks or Ichigo, avatars procure energy swords.
- Moveset Clone: The three basic fighting styles avatars can use are based on Goku, Naruto, and Luffy's fighting styles (sans shadow clones or stretching).
- Power Copying: New abilities are unlocked after recruiting/beating other Jump characters.
- Rookie Red Ranger: They're the new recruit of the Jump Force. By the time of the fight against Prometheus, they're also their leader.
- Virtual Paper Doll: There are a wide variety of appearance options for the player's avatar, from height and build to skin, hair, and eye color, to the clothes on their back.
- You Are in Command Now: Due to Glover/Prometheus's defeat, they're the ones in charge of the Umbran base.
Voiced by: Kazuhiro Yamaji
An ally of the heroes and the leader of Umbras Base.
- Bald of Authority: A MCU Nick Fury inspired character, and is the Director of Umbran base.
- Big Good: An important ally and leader of the heroes fighting to defend both worlds. Or so it seems...
- The Mentor: His initial role in the game, as The Captain.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: Always intervenes in the conflicts between the heroes and treats them with respect.
- Token Minority: A black character in a Japanese-like cast.
- Walking Spoiler: There's more to this character than it would appear. See the Spoiler Character folder.
Voiced by: Rie Kugimiya
An ally of the heroes.
- Power Nullifier: Has the ability to retrieve evil-powered Umbran cubes without being affected by them.
- Robot Buddy: Becomes one to the Player Character across the Story Mode. Even at the end, after Glover reveals his true colors, he still stands by the player's side.
- Clone Army: Some Venoms are "replicas" of Jump villains. They are distinguished by their eyes; unlike those who have simply fallen under the thrall of the Big Bad Duumvirate, their eyes are completely red.
- Mooks: Their role in the game. Like the Player Character, they are featureless.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: All Venoms have glowing red eyes.
- Tomato in the Mirror: Angela, the amnesiac girl you meet, is actually a modified Venom possessd by Galena
- Was Once a Man: Heavily implied to be casualties of the war between the Jump Force and the Big Bad Duumvirate's forces who were resurrected using Umbran cubes.
- Ambiguous Situation: Was there ever an actual Angela? Or the one we see was the only one, a puppet of Galena.
- Doppelgänger: Turns out she is this for Galena, an altered Venom that Galena puppets. Though at times it does seem she has her own thoughts. Especially at her "death", when she calls out to Sanji.
- Identity Amnesia: When first meeting her, she can't remember anything about herself except her name.
Voiced by: Atsuko Tanaka
One of the main antagonists of the game.
- Big Bad Duumvirate: Shares this role with Kane by most of the Story Mode.
- The Corrupter: Keeps telling everyone, especially Kane, that they should give in to their emotions and let their rage overtake them.
- Death by Irony: Is ultimately killed the exact same way Kane is killed: a cheap shot and betrayal from Prometheus.
- Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: Can't understand why the heroes would stand by their friends or other innocent, weak people.
- Expy: Her Towa influence is showing in her design.
- Green-Skinned Space Babe: She is a humanoid fairy looking creature with pale green skin.
- Honey Trap: She created a Doppelgänger in order to lure Sanji to the Umbran cube storage.
- Say My Name: Interestingly, she has two instance s of this.
- Her Angela persona, who was a modified Venom she controlled, says Sanji's name as she dissolves.
- In her dying breaths, she calls out to Prometheus in pain and rage.
- Significant Anagram: The mysterious Angela is actually a mole that Galena placed in Jump Force.
- Social Darwinist: Believes that the beings with power must use them to eradicate the powerless.
- Wild Hair: Has white spiky hair that constantly sticks up.
- This Cannot Be!: To Prometheus:
Voiced by: Hiroki Yasumoto
One of the main antagonists of the game.
- Big Bad: According to advertising, he is a major antagonist.
- 11th-Hour Ranger: Appears with Light in the last chapter. His last act before perishing is to use his own Umbran cube to empower the Player Character.
- Expy: While he may look like a combination between Hit and Cell from the Dragon Ball franchise, his role is more in line with Mira from Dragon Ball Xenoverse.
- Fallen Hero: Was once a hero who believed in justice and hope, but after his family died he decided to give into despair and now wants to remake the world.
- Flash Step: His Phantom Wave.
- Heroic Sacrifice: Uses the last of his strength to give his lifesource to empower the Player Character.
- In Their Own Image: The story mode trailer reveals he wants to use an object called the Onyx Book to perform this.
- Irony: In Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 the character he is based on, Mira, betrays Towa. Here, it’s reversed.
- Made of Iron: Kane can take a lot of punishment, to the point that he survives Galena and Prometheus’s attempted offing and only dies when he gives his own core to the player.
- Misanthrope Supreme: Wishes to destroy the entirety of the real world in order to remake it in his own image. He's also a former human who got a new form after seeing his family and friends perish in the war.
- Name of Cain: His name is Kane and he is a bad guy. Well, at first.
- Not Quite Dead: Galena and Prometheus think he’s dead when they betray him with lethal force, but he comes back at the end of the game.
- Promoted to Playable: He, Galena, and Prometheus became playable in an update and are playable by default in the Switch release.
- Redemption Equals Death combined with Death Equals Redemption: Ultimately gives his life to ensure Prometheus is defeated.
- Walking Spoiler: He appears to be the Big Bad of the game. Keyword: appears.
- Was Once a Man: Kane used to be human and a hero of sorts, but after his wife and daughter were killed during a mission, he gave into despair and used an umbras cube to turn himself into a villain.
- You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: On the receiving end of this from Galena and Prometheus.
Prometheus
Glover's true form. An inhabitant of the rift between the real world and the Jump Worlds posing as a human operator.- Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: By the time of his reveal, he has betrayed nearly everyone.
- Defeat Equals Explosion: After the final fight with the empowered Player Character, he explodes.
- Evil All Along: Posing as the Big Good. He was Prometheus, one of the Keymen of the Umbran race.
- Expy: He is basically a Demigra clone, from Dragon Ball Xenoverse. Both are powerful entities with a god complex trapped in an alternate dimension, they are shapeshifters and both are associated with the color blue.
- Godhood Seeker: This is his final goal, to merge all of the Jump Worlds and the real world together and become its ruler god.
- Greater-Scope Villain: As it turns out, he has been the Big Bad all along, being responsible for the merge of worlds and manipulating the events and actions of the heroes and villains to his favor.
- Hoist by His Own Petard: He attempts to avoid this by taking away the player character’s power cube, but ends up having it happen to him anyway when Kane gives the player his own cube to enable them to defeat Prometheus.
- It's All About Me: Screw Kane or Galena. He only wants to combine Jump Worlds and the real world to create his own story just For the Evulz.
- Rage Breaking Point: His race tried to bring the Jump Worlds' stories to the real world by telling them in order to influence humans to do the right thing, but they were unable to do so, and he proceeded to use his powers to fuse both worlds with him ruling over the results.
- Token Non-Human: Turns out to be this by the reveal.
- You Have Outlived Your Usefulness:
- Destroys Kane after obtaining his Onyx Book when he's at his weakest after a fierce battle against the Jump Force. This ends up doing him in later, however, when Kane is revealed to be Not Quite Dead.
- Destroys Galena after she's defeated by the Jump Force near the end of the penultimate chapter for not being strong enough.
- Pulls this on the player character by stealing their abilities in the final battle’s first phase.
Black Clover Characters
Voiced by: Gakuto Kajiwara
Found as an orphan on the doorstep of a church, Asta is an up-and-coming Magic Knight in the Clover Kingdom with big dreams of becoming the Wizard King...and a big problem: he was born without the ability to use magic! With the power of anti-magic and the powerful Five-Leaf Clover Grimoire, however, he is a force to be reckoned with.
- Anti-Magic: Asta cannot use magic, but he can nullify the effects of others' magic.
- BFS: His Demon-Slayer Sword.
- Super Mode: Asta can transform into his Black Asta form.
Bleach Characters
Voiced by: Masakazu Morita
Ichigo was an Ordinary High-School Student who could see the spirits of the departed, until a fateful encounter with a Soul Reaper leads to him joining their ranks. With his trusty Zanpakuto named "Zangetsu", Ichigo takes it upon himself to protect the balance between the world of the living and the realm of spirits.
- Continuity Nod: Ichigo remarks that the giant sword on his back will take over and go on a rampage if he dies — a nod to Ichigo's Inner Hollow/Zanpakutō Spirit taking over his body and going berserk when he was mortally-wounded by Ulquiorra.
- Dual Wielding: Ichigo normally uses the longer Zangetsu but he can pull out the shorter one to increase his attack power.
- Flash Step: Ichigo makes liberal use of the Flash Step technique to effectively teleport.
- Super Mode: Ichigo can transform into his Merged Hollow Form, which is a combination of his Hollow, Soul Reaper, and Quincy powers; and can also activate his Bankai, Tensa Zangetsu, to fuse his swords into one.
- Sword Beam: Ichigo's Getsuga Jūjishō — which the game localizes as "Piercer of Heavens: Moon Fang Cross Blast" — launches a cross-shaped blast from both his swords. If he only has one bar of energy, he instead uses Getsuga Tensho — which the game localizes as "Piercer of Heavens", to launch crescent-shaped blasts of Spirit Energy from his Zanpakuto. In his Awakening, he fires a Gran Ray Cero-infused Getsuga Tensho.
Voiced by: Fumiko Orikasa
Rukia's encounter with Ichigo led to her temporarily losing her powers as a Soul Reaper, forcing Ichigo to take her place. Now, she is one of Ichigo's most stalwart allies. Armed with the Sode no Shirayuki Zanpakuto, she joins Ichigo in his battles.
- An Ice Person: Her Zanpakuto has the power to control ice.
- Promoted to Playable: Rukia was previously only available as an Assist Character in J-Stars Victory VS.
- Super Mode: Her Bankai is called Hakka no Togame.
Voiced by: Show Hayami
Once one of the most respected members of the Soul Society, Sosuke Aizen is a devious mastermind with unmatched ambition and power in equal measure.
- Enemy Mine: In the final chapter, he and Ichigo set aside their differences to help the heroes reach Umbras. For Aizen, this is merely because Prometheus's plans would interfere with his own.
- Master of Illusion: Aizen's Zanpakuto, Kyoka Suigetsu, allows him to manipulate his victims' senses to make them see, hear, and feel whatever he wants them to.
- Pragmatic Villainy: He teams up with Ichigo because Prometheus' plans interfered with his own.
Voiced by: Kentarō Itō
A childhood friend of Rukia and firm ally of Ichigo, Renji is one of the most renowned members of the Soul Society. With his whip-like Zanpakuto named Zabimaru, he is a force to be reckoned with.
- Fiery Red Head
- Vitriolic Best Buds: He has this relationship with Ichigo.
- Whip Sword: His Zanpukuto acts as one.
- Would Not Hit a Girl: Says he is not a fan of fighting a woman. Althought unlike Sanji he will attack them and does not say that to Rukia. (Mirrors his home series, as seen in his first interaction with Rukia and later on his fight with Jackie Tristan)
Voiced by: Romi Park
The captain of the Soul Society's 10th Division of the Goten 13, Toshiro Hitsugaya is a stern and sharp-witted young man whose Zanpakuto, Hyrorinmaru, grants him control over water to a deadly degree.- Child Prodigy: He's the youngest captain in Soul Society.
- Downloadable Content: He's part of DLC Pack 6. He's included in the base game in the Switch version.
- An Ice Person: His Zanpakuto's ability.
- Wise Beyond Their Years
Voiced by: Jun'ichi Suwabe
Grimmjow is an Arrancar, a Hollow who removed their mask and gained power that rivaled even the Soul Reapers thanks to Aizen. He may seem laid back and easy-going, but he is as dangerous as his temper is short!
- Animal Motifs: Panthers. In his Resurrección, Pantera, he gains attributes akin to a panther.
- Blood Knight: He LOVES to fight.
- Delinquent Hair: A more messier version of the usual trope.
- Downloadable Content: He's part of DLC Pack 8. He's included in the base game in the Switch version.
- Energy Weapon: His ultimate special move, Desgarrón, creates ten gigantic claws made of spiritual energy that he throws at his opponents.
- Evil Counterpart: To Ichigo.
Voiced by: Satsuki Yukino
An exiled Soul Reaper and companion of Kisuke Urahara who has the ability to transform into a cat. When Ichigo and friends adventured to Soul Society to rescue Rukia, Yoruichi first revealed herself to Ichigo and helped train him in unlocking his Zanpakuto.
- Cat Girl: In her series, she can turn into a cat as a disguise. In her Super Mode, Shunkō: Raiju Senkei, she can turn into one, with her cat features made of lightning reiatsu.
- Downloadable Content: She's part of DLC Pack 13.
- Leotard of Power
- Shock and Awe: Her main speciality.
Boruto Characters
Voiced by: Yuko Sanpei
The son of Naruto and his wife Hinata Hyuuga, Boruto is a young ninja prodigy has the talents and abilities of both of his parents, honed by his mentor Sasuke, and a fiery and defiant personality just like his father.
- Child Prodigy: He's able to use lightning, wind and water jutsus like it's no big deal back in his series. Here, he focuses more on the former two.
- Energy Ball: His Rasengan, just like Naruto's.
- Kid from the Future: In a sense. Here, Boruto gets to interact with pre-adult versions of his father and mentor.
- Mouthy Kid: Boruto's quite a bit arrogant, but his boasting isn't just for show.
City Hunter Characters
Voiced by: Akira Kamiya
Ryo Saeba is an urban mercenary who, as part of the "City Hunter" team based in Tokyo along with his partner Kaori Makimura, will take on any job for the right price. Though he may seem like a skirt-chasing doofus, he is actually a former guerrilla child soldier and a deadly marksman.
- Apologetic Attacker: When fighting female characters, he'll constantly apologize when he succesfuly hits.
- Badass Normal: One of the few playable members of the cast with no actual powers, just skills and marksmanship.
- Beware the Silly Ones: One's first impression of Ryo is that of a man who does most of his thinking with his loins. This belies the fact that he is one of the most deadly gunmen in the world.
- Casanova Wannabe: His first action upon being recruited into Jump Force is hitting on Boa Hancock (and being soundly rejected).
- Dub Name Change: He's called Nicky Larson in the French version.
- Improbable Aiming Skills: With his Python he can fire six shots in the same hole at 15 meters, and his S&W Model 58, due a quirk of fabrication, allows him to do the same at 50. Also, using a Remington Model 700 he can shoot the barrel of another rifle, buttons of a shirt and a belt (the latter without harming the guy wearing them) at about one kilometer.
- Mythology Gag:
- Ryo's Ultimate attack is called "XYZ": the letters that would be written onto a bulletin board in Shinjuku by prospective clients to indicate that their situation has grown dire enough to require his services.
- Attempting to perform throws as Ryo on female characters will result in Ryo attempting to cop a feel, only to get stopped by Kaori's giant hammer.
- Walking Armory: He carries a wide array of weapons into battle, from his trusty Colt Magnum to machine guns, sniper rifles, and even rocket launchers.
Death Note Characters
Voiced by: Mamoru Miyano
Light Yagami is a bitter young man who had grown disillusioned with a world he considered corrupt beyond redemption. With the Death Note in his hand, he now aims to become the god of a new world in which any he considers sinful are immediately put to death.
- Adaptational Intelligence: While Light is undeniably brilliant in canon, he is held back by his colossal ego, being so arrogant he simply cannot fathom the possibility of losing. Here, he's not held back by any such flaws, never failing to underestimate his enemies, and does not exhibit his original childishness.
- Adaptational Nice Guy: Much of Light's less savory traits from the manga have been removed, such as his tendency to throw tantrums in private, his misogyny and low opinion towards women, and his insufferable ego of thinking himself better than everyone else.
- Adaptational Wimp: Unlike the manga, Light doesn't have the Death Note in his possession. Justified since he lost it during the merge of the real world and the jump worlds, and is trying to get it back by any means necessary.
- Affably Evil: Despite his selfish desires, Light is unquestionably polite and cordial towards the heroes.
- Artifact of Doom: Light is in possession of a Death Note, a mystical book with the ability to control a person's cause, date, and time of death, as long as the writer knows that person's full name. Subverted, however, he doesn't have the notebook during the story mode, which is the reason he is Playing Both Sides.
- Ascended Extra: His role is a fair bit bigger than in Jump Ultimate Stars where he was only a support character. While he isn't playable here, he has a very important role in the story mode, being key in defeating the villain.
- Big Damn Heroes: After Prometheus steals the Player Character's umbras cube, Light arrives with Kane in tow, who gives his own cube to the PC and gives the heroes the chance they need to defeat Prometheus.
- Brainy Brunette: He has brown hair and is very intelligent.
- Double Agent: Ostensibly, he is an ally of the Jump Force, while simultaneously allying with the villains. Ultimately Light is on no one’s side, but his own, and will ally with anyone to further his own agendas.
- Evil Wears Black: He's always seen wearing a black suit, and isn't good by any means.
- Non-Action Guy: While he plays an important role in the story mode, Light is not a playable character in his own right. Rather fitting for someone who uses complex mind games and schemes in lieu of direct combat.
- Playing Both Sides: He plays both Jump Force and the villains like a fiddle on a stick, and neither side is the wiser.
- Pragmatic Villainy: His ambitions to become the god of a new world has no room for someone like Kane or Prometheus getting in the way, so he aids the heroes in defeating their enemies... at least for as long as it will take to find his Death Note.
- Red Herring: Even if the heroes ever actually discovered that his true intentions, they would have caught the wrong traitor in their midst.
- The Smart Guy: Light was recruited for his brains, as his physical ability is pretty much non-existent compared to his teammates. He however has a keen sense of deduction and tactical smarts that still make him a valuable asset to the team.
- Teen Genius: He's 17-18 years old, and is intelligent enough to be the The Smart Guy in Jump Force.
- The Team Normal: Unlike the other heroes, he has no super powers or super strength. However, he has charm, intelligence, uses complex mind games and schemes in lieu of direct combat.
- Token Evil Teammate: He's an ally of Jump Force, but only because they have common enemies. Justified since nobody knows how evil he truly is, so the rest of the team thinks he's a true blue ally.
- Wild Card: At the end of the day, Light's true allegiance is no one but his own, and is willing to play both sides if it means achieving his original goal.
- Invisible to Normals: Only those who have touched a shinigami's Death Note can see them. The Player Character, however, can see them regardless.
- Non-Action Guy: Like Light, he is not a playable fighter. This is to be expected, considering he doesn't like to get his hands dirty in the affairs of mortals and prefers the role of an observer.
- The Voiceless: Only Light can hear his voice. Otherwise, he seems completely silent.
Dragon Ball Characters
Voiced by: Masako Nozawa
Born Kakarot, Son Goku in on'yomi or Sun Wukong in pinyin (as he is directly based off of and named after the Journey to the West protagonist of the same name) is a Saiyan warrior who had been sent to Earth in the hopes that he would subjugate it. Instead, he would become the planet's greatest champion, and a martial artist without peer. In Jump Force, Goku serves as the leader of Umbras Base's Alpha Team, taking the fight to the enemies head-on.
- Ki Manipulation: The Kamehameha, natch.
- Physical God: He's this as a Super Saiyan Blue, since it required God Ki to utilize.
- Super Mode: Goku can transform into a Super Saiyan. With a completely full Awakening meter, he can power up further to Super Saiyan Blue.
Voiced by: Ryūsei Nakao
An intergalactic conqueror feared throughout the cosmos, Frieza is a dangerous tyrant who will not rest until he gains total dominion over the universe and his hated nemeses, the Saiyans, are eradicated.
- Physical God: While he's still mortal, his Golden Frieza form gives him strength to rival a god.
- Super Mode: Shown in gameplay and screenshots of the NYCC build of the game, Frieza can transform into his 100% Final Form as well as his Golden Form.
Voiced by: Ryō Horikawa
The prince of all Saiyans, Vegeta originally came to Earth to gain immortality with the Dragon Balls. His rivalry with Goku would temper his wicked nature over time, until he became one of the Earth's most stalwart protectors.
- Ki Manipulation: Vegeta's specials include the Galick Gun, a Kamehameha-style ki beam; a scattered ki blast barrage that can be followed into a Big Bang Attack; and Final Flash, a devastatingly powerful and massive beam.
- Physical God: He's this as a Super Saiyan Blue, since it required God Ki to utilize.
- The Rival: Vegeta's rivalry with Goku is the stuff of legends.
- Super Mode: Vegeta, like Goku, can also transform into Super Saiyan and Super Saiyan Blue.
- Would Hit a Girl: Says he does not go easy on women, considering his intro quote with Hancock, Rukia and Kaguya. (Mirrors his home series, as Android 18 and Hop found out the hard way)
Voiced by: Toshio Furukawa
A proud Namekian warrior, Piccolo was once one of Goku's deadliest rivals. The friendship he fostered with the son of his nemesis, Gohan, would help turn him into one of Earth's most powerful allies.
- Friendly Rivalry: While their rivalry didn't start off friendly, he and Goku are now firm friends who respect each other's fighting prowess.
Voiced by: Norio Wakamoto
Created from the DNA of the universe's strongest fighters, Cell is a wicked android obsessed with his own perfection. He believes himself to be the greatest warrior in existence, and will gladly destroy the world to prove his superiority.
- Kamehame Hadouken: His Ultimate attack is the Solar Kamehameha, the massive energy beam he used at the climax of his duel with Gohan.
Voiced by: Takeshi Kusao
Hailing from a future ravaged by androids, Trunks is the half-Saiyan son of Vegeta and Bulma Brief. In the hopes of averting disaster, he has traveled into the past to fight alongside the world's strongest heroes.
- Genius Bruiser: He has every bit his father's fighting prowess, as well as his mother's keen intellect.
- Super Mode: Super Saiyan, natch.
- Sword and Fist: Fights predominantly with martial arts, but also employs a sword in many of his attacks.
Voiced by: Kōzō Shioya
Majin Buu is an ancient monster that, on multiple occasions, threatened the entire universe. Now, thanks to the influence of the world-famous "hero" Mr. Satan, Buu is a jolly friend of Earth's defenders... just so long as they don't get between him and delicious candy.
- Acrofatic: Despite his large body, he's quite agile.
- Beware the Silly Ones: He may look goofy, but he's actuallu quite powerful.
- Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass
- Downloadable Content: He's part of DLC Pack 4. He's included in the base game in the Switch version.
Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai Characters
Voiced by: Toshiko Fujita
When the evil Demon King sought to conquer the world by wreaking havoc with his monster hordes, a young boy named Dai was thrust into an adventure to battle the wicked overlord and save the day.- Kid Hero
- Magic Knight: Dai is primarily a physical fighter, but he does have a few magic attacks up his sleeves.
- Reverse Grip. Dai holds his sword upside down.
- Shock and Awe: While sheathed, the Sword of Dai can charge the Giga Strash, a combination of his father's lightning-based Giga Break and his master's Avan Strash.
- Super Mode: His true Dragon Knight form that is achieved by focusing both of his Dragon Crests on his forehead.
- Sword and Fist: Dai uses punches and kicks in conjunction with swordplay.
- Sword Beam: The Avan Strash Arrow is one designed to purge evil. By immediately following with an Avan Strash Break, the beam will detonate into the Avan Strash Cross.
Fist of the North Star Characters
Voiced by: Katsuyuki Konishi
Following a nuclear war that destroyed civilization, the deadly martial art known as Hokuto Shinken lives on in Kenshiro, a man looking for his love, Yuria. On his travels, he stops to help innocents in this new world by dealing with its rise of gangs, crooks, and rival fighters with similar techniques.
- All Your Powers Combined: Kenshiro's Awakening attack has him use the abilities of his rivals and friends, including those of Nanto Seiken (the opposing school to Hokuto Shinken), in rapid succession.
- Kiai: "ATATATATATATATATATA! HWATA!"
- Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs: Come on, it wouldn't be Ken without this.
- Super Mode: Kenshiro can activate Musou Tensei, which allows him to move more quickly and strike harder.
Hunter × Hunter Characters
Voiced by: Megumi Han
Gon Freecs is a Rookie Hunter, an aspiring adventurer and son of the legendary Hunter Ging. When his father went missing, Gon embarked on a grand adventure to find him.
- Anti-Hero
- Gameplay and Story Integration: Gon's Super Mode is the result of him "summoning all of the power he will ever have" to kill his enemy, the Chimera Ant Neferpitou; while he succeeded, it left him at death's door and after he was healed, he was unable to use his nen. In-game, using the super takes him out of the fight.
- Kid Hero
Voiced by: Mariya Ise
The young scion of the Zoldyck family of assassins who forsook his lineage to become a Hunter. He is best friends with Gon and a formidable fighter besides, possessing the ability to manipulate electricity in addition to his natural lethality as an assassin.
- The Ace
- Child Prodigy: Despite his young age, he's a gifted assassin.
- Kid Hero
- Mystical White Hair
- Shock and Awe
Voiced by: Miyuki Sawashiro
The sole surviving member of the Kurta, a clan who possesses a trait known as "Scarlet Eyes". Now a Blacklist Hunter, Kurapika has made it his life's mission to avenge the Kurta by bringing to justice those who drove his kin to extinction.
- Chain Pain: His Nen ability is based around chains.
- Dude Looks Like a Lady: His appearance is androgynous enough that, in pre-fight banter, Sanji admits he mistook him for a woman.
- Gameplay and Story Segregation: Kurapika made an oath to only kill the members of the Phantom Troupe, meaning he could die if he fights anyone else. This has no effect on gameplay.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Kurapika's eyes are usually deep blue, but when angered, they glow red; a trait that is genetic to the Kurta.
Voiced by: Daisuke Namikawa
Hisoka Morrow is a powerful Hunter who seeks out strong opponents to test his mettle against. He has crossed paths and fists with Gon in the past and considers him a worthy rival.
- Promoted to Playable: Like Rukia, Hisoka was also an Assist Character in J-Stars Victory VS.
- The Rival: To Gon.
Voiced by: Chisa Yokoyama
Be not fooled by Biscuit's cutesy appearance: she is a powerful Hunter whose diminutive stature belies incredible strength!
- Action Fashionista: She wears a very elegant dress and looks almost like a doll. And yet, she's very powerful!
- Brawn Hilda: Her true form. She doesn't like it, so she prefers to look younger and cuter instead.
- Downloadable Content: She's part of DLC Pack 2. She's included in the base game in the Switch version.
- Kicking Ass in All Her Finery
- Obfuscating Stupidity: She'll pretend to act all defenseless and useless so that her opponents will underestimate her. Here, in the first mission related to her, she tries this on Naruto and Sasuke, with Naruto almost falling for it while Sasuke sees through her disguise.
Voiced by: Kōki Uchiyama
- Adaptational Nice Guy: This game's version of Meruem as presented in his DLC story missions is post-character development and cares a lot about protecting humanity.
- Beware My Stinger Tail: Meruem has a tail with a syringe-like stinger on the tip.
- Downloadable Content: He's part of DLC Pack 11.
- Eating the Enemy: Meruem grows stronger by devouring his foes, and his opening quotes have him eagerly declare his intent to eat his opponents. One of his attacks even has him grabbing his opponent and biting a chunk out of them.
- Evil Overlord: Meruem is the villainous king of the Chimera Ants, and is the most powerful of them.
- Expy Coexistence: Meruem was based off Cell from Dragon Ball, and in this game can team up with or fight against Cell.
- Hand Blasts: Meruem's ultimate has him manifest a serrated orifice on his palm and fire an energy beam from it.
- Smart People Play Chess: Meruem enjoys playing mahjong, and litters his dialogue with mahjong metaphors.
- Winged Humanoid: Meruem can manifest a pair of avian wings that enable him to fly.
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Characters
Voiced by: Daisuke Ono
The young scion of the Joestar generation bloodline born into the Kujo family, Jotaro Kujo is a delinquent with a bad attitude and a bizarre power to summon a Stand, a manifestation of his willpower, called "Star Platinum". What makes Jotaro a formidable fighter is not simply raw strength, but a sharp intellect that lets him outwit even the craftiest of foes.
- Fighting Spirit: His Stand Star Platinum is a major Trope Codifier.
- Finger Poke of Doom: The Star Finger, an attack in which Star Platinum extends its fingers to attack, appears as one of Jotaro's moves.
- Genius Bruiser: The Joestars are an entire family of genius bruisers, and Jotaro is no exception; he's built like a football player, but can defeat his foes by outwitting them and, later in his home series, goes on to earn a Ph.D in marine biology.
- Kiai: "ORAORAORAORAORA!"
- Promoted to Playable: After he and DIO were Dummied Out of J-Stars Victory Vs., Jotaro finally makes another appearance in a Jump crossover game.
- Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs: Star Platinum's main method of attacking is unleashing rapid-fire barrages of punches.
- Time Stands Still: From his fight with DIO, Jotaro managed to learn how to stop time for several seconds.
- Younger Than They Look: As he's based on his appearance in Part 3, Jotaro is 17 years old in Jump Force, and like many other Joestars, he certainly doesn't look it.
Voiced by: Takehito Koyasu
The ancient nemesis of the Joestar family, Dio Brando forsook his humanity to become a vampire in a bid to rule over the world as a god. He was thought destroyed after a fight to the death with Jotaro's ancestor, Johnathan Joestar, but not only did the now-named DIO survive his brush with death; he now has a Stand called "The World", which allows him to halt the flow of time itself.
- Death from Above: One of DIO's signature moves is to drop a road roller on his opponent in order to crush them.
- Fighting Spirit: Like Jotaro, DIO has a Stand, known as The World.
- Flechette Storm: One of DIO's specials has him toss knives at his opponent, taking advantage of The World's time-stopping power to help his knives land.
- Gameplay and Story Integration: Since sunlight would destroy him, every stage defaults to nighttime when he is in play. Except for Namek, which has three suns and no nighttime; if DIO is on a player's team, they can't battle on Namek.
- Genius Bruiser: Similar to Jotaro and the Joestars, DIO has a powerful physical build and intelligence rivaled by precious few, having graduated as valedictorian with a law degree before becoming a vampire and owning a massive library afterwards.
- Kiai: "MUDAMUDAMUDAMUDAMUDA!"Translation
- Older Than They Look: Thanks to his vampirism, DIO maintains his 20-year-old appearance from Part 1, well over a century later.
- Our Vampires Are Different: DIO's vampiric abilities include the ability to drain victims of blood through his fingers, firing projectiles from his eyes, and lowering his body temperature to freeze his victims; most of which he stopped using after gaining The World. As a vampire, however, he is still very vulnerable to sunlight and the power of Hamon.
- Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs: The World can punch hard and fast enough to keep up with Star Platinum.
- Spell My Name With An S: In Part 1 of his home series, his name was spelled with correct capitalization in English and katakana in Japanese. Starting with Part 3, his name is spelled, both in the Japanese manga and abroad, in uppercase English letters as "DIO", although the localizations of the game use the regular spelling of his name as "Dio".
- Time Stands Still: The World can halt the flow of time for a few seconds, allowing DIO to move freely and attack his foes while they are unable to move or even perceive what is happening to them.
- Weakened by the Light: Sunlight destroys vampires. Ergo, if DIO is on a player's team, the stage defaults to nighttime.
Voiced by: Kensho Ono
Giorno, born Haruno Shiobana, is the Italian-Japanese mob boss of the Mafia group Passione. Initially aiming to become a gangster to clean up the city’s act and rid it of threats like drugs, his journey eventually comes to encompass the fate of the world. In addition, he is technically a Joestar, thanks to being conceived by DIO while he used the body of Jonathan Joestar. He fights using his Stand, Gold Experience Requiem, from the concluding chapters of the manga.
- Downloadable Content: He's part of DLC Pack 14.
- Dub Name Change: Gold Experience Requiem is called Golden Wind Requiem in the English dub.
- Fighting Spirit: Like his father, Giorno has a Stand. His is called Golden Experience Requiem.
- Kiai: The same as his father.
My Hero Academia Characters
Voiced by: Daiki Yamashita
Izuku Midoriya was born without a Quirk power but still dreamed of becoming a Hero like his idol All Might. After risking his life to save his classmate, All Might shared with him the power of One for All, granting him incredible strength. Naming his own Hero persona "Deku", Midoriya attends UA High to become the greatest Hero and the next Symbol of Peace.
- Badass Boast: He outright tells Goku he will not be his punching bag. Considering that Midoriya is way out of his league by fighting Goku, this is a bold statement.Deku: Goku... I'm not gonna be your punching bag!Goku: Don't be so nervous! It'll hold you back!
- Battle Aura: When tapping into One For All, Midoriya's body becomes enveloped by bright green electricity.
- Finger Poke of Doom: Midoriya's Delaware Smash attack creates a quick and powerful projectile of compressed air with a finger flick.
- Genius Bruiser: Midoriya is near the top of his class in studies, is creative enough to find ways to balance the strengths and drawbacks of his Quirk, has an impressive muscular build in spite of his short stature, and can punch with enough force to shatter concrete.
- Super-Strength: his Quirk, One for All, gives him this.
- You Remind Me of X: Blackbeard's powers reminds Deku of his classmate Tokoyami.
Voiced by: Nobuhiko Okamoto
With a Quirk as explosive as his temper, Katsuki Bakugo has his sights set high on becoming the most famous hero in history. While he was childhood friends with Midoriya (who refers to him by the nickname "Kacchan"), he grew into a brash bully who does not take kindly to being merely second-best. The rivalry he would forge with "Deku", however, would help the two become greater heroes.
- Blood Knight: Is always eager for a good fight, if not actively looking for one
- Downloadable Content: He's part of DLC Pack 5. He's included in the base game in the Switch version.
- Hair-Trigger Temper: Flies off the handle a lot.
- Personality Powers: Bakugo's temper is just as explosive as his Quirk.
- The Rival: Bakugo has a ton of rivals, but Izuku stands above them all.
- You Remind Me of X: According to Goku, Bakugo's boldness and attitude remind him a lot like Pre-Character Development Vegeta upon meeting him. Vegeta however, points out that he wasn't as crude as Bakugo.
Voiced by: Kenta Miyake
Toshinori Yagi, better known to the world as All Might, is the most famous hero in the world, as well as the teacher of Midoriya and Bakugo. Like Midoriya, he was a Quirkless young man who received the power of One For All from his own mentor. Even with his body breaking down from serious injuries, he is dedicated to protecting the world and helping Midoriya eventually succeed him as the Symbol of Peace.
- The Ace: Despite suffering serious injuries, he remains an incredibly powerful hero.
- The Cape: He's the Symbol of Peace, after all, and a pillar of hope and justice for the world.
- Downloadable Content: He's part of DLC Pack 3. He's included in the base game in the Switch version.
- Super-Strength: One For All, natch.
Voiced by: Yūki Kaji
The son of the Pro Hero known as Endeavor, Shoto Todoroki is a classmate of Deku and Bakugou. With a dual Quirk that allows him to manipulate both ice and flames, he, too, has his sights set on becoming the number one hero in the world, exceeding not only his rivals in school, but also his abusive father.- An Ice Person: The right half of his "Half-Cold Half-Hot" Quirk.
- The Ace: The strongest of class 1-A.
- Downloadable Content: He's part of DLC Pack 10.
- Elemental Hair Colors: White on the right, red on the left, reflecting his Quirk perfectly.
- Playing with Fire: The left half of his "Half-Cold Half-Hot" Quirk.
- The Stoic
Naruto Characters
Voiced by: Junko Takeuchi
Naruto is a young man with big dreams of becoming the leader of his village. Contained within his body is the spirit of a destructive Nine-Tailed Fox, whose power he can borrow in the heat of combat. In Jump Force, Naruto serves as the leader of the Gamma Team, which is tasked with intelligence gathering and surveillance.
- Animal Battle Aura: As the Jinchūriki of Kurama the Nine-Tailed Fox, Naruto can manifest a kitsune-shaped aura of chakra — up to conjuring a spectral avatar of Kurama itself as his Tailed Beast Mode.
- Ki Manipulation: Two of Naruto's specials are chakra-heavy attacks: Rasengan, a spinning spherical energy ball that does heavy damage at close range; and Tailed Beast Rasenshuriken, which combines Naruto's chakra with Kurama's to create a devastating projectile attack.
- Signature Move: Naruto makes liberal use of his trademark Shadow Clone and Rasengan jutsu.
- Super Mode: Naruto can activate Six Paths Sage Mode and transform into Kurama.
- You Remind Me of X: Asta reminds him of Rock Lee.
Voiced by: Noriaki Sugiyama
The last scion of the Uchiha clan, Sasuke is a prodigal shinobi with a chip on his shoulder. Upset over the sordid fate that had been dealt to his family, he has taken it upon himself to ensure those responsible for their deaths pay.
- Fighting Spirit: With his Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan, Sasuke can summon an entity called Susanoo, ranging from a defensive ribcage to a massive samurai tengu.
- Magical Eye: Sasuke has the Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan and Rinnegan ocular kekkei genkai, which grant him an array of superpowers.
- Playing with Fire: Two of Sasuke's specials are fire-based jutsu attacks. Fire Style: Fire Ball Jutsu creates a fireball that attacks enemies at range, while Amaterasu is a Sharingan-based attack that ignites a patch of ground in his field of vision with black flames.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Sasuke's right eye is a permanently activated Mangekyou Sharingan.
- The Rival: To who else? Naruto.
- Shock and Awe: Sasuke's signature technique is the Chidori, a lightning-based ninjutsu he learned from his teacher Kakashi.
Voiced by: Kazuhiko Inoue
One of the most renowned members of the Hidden Leaf Village, Kakashi Hatake has served as a teacher to both Naruto and Sasuke. The masked shinobi may seem aloof and goofy, but he was once made a captain of the elite ANBU unit for very good reason.
- Red Eyes, Take Warning: Usually concealed by his headband, Kakashi's left eye, a memento from his old friend Obito Uchiha, has a permanently-active crimson-red Sharingan.
- Shock and Awe: He created the Chidori ninjutsu, the same technique that would be taught to (and later improved by) his pupil Sasuke. His own variant of the technique is called the Lightning Blade, so named because he used it to split a bolt of lightning.
Voiced by: Akira Ishida
Gaara was once made host of the One-Tailed Tanuki to serve as a living weapon of mass destruction, a fate that led him to despise humanity until he met Naruto, a fellow jinchuriki. Now, he serves as the young and wise leader of his people, and one of Naruto's strongest allies.
- A Child Shall Lead Them: He was made Kazekage, the leader of the Hidden Sand Village, as a teenager.
- Sand Blaster: He has the ability to control sand, which he uses in increasingly creative and destructive ways.
Voiced by: Mami Koyama
An ancient being who bestowed humanity with the power of chakra and was mother to the founders of the ninja villages, Kaguya holds humanity in disdain and wants to subjugate them for the sake of global peace under the belief that she alone is worthy to wield chakra.
- Magical Eye: Kaguya has the Byakugan and RinneSharingan ocular kekkei genkai, which grant her an array of superpowers.
- Physical God: She is a living, breathing woman who also originally bestowed humanity with the power of chakra, and thus has an insanely high level of control over it.
- Reality Warper: Her ability to manipulate chakra is so great that she can bend reality to her whim.
Voiced by: Naoya Uchida
One of the founders of the Hidden Leaf Village, Madara Uchiha was determined to end all wars by means of a genjutsu that would render humanity catatonic. He would be killed by his rival, the first Hokage, to prevent his ambitions from coming to fruition, only to return to life during the last Ninja War and begin his plans anew.- Attack Reflector: His Uchiha Return technique has him block an opponent's attack with his Gunbai Uchiwa, then use it to counterattack with a powerful blast of Wind chakra.
- Battle Aura: Madara wreathes himself in an aura of chakra when charging.
- Combat Hand Fan: Madara wields a large warfan called the Gunbai Uchiwa, which he uses in his Uchiha Return technique.
- Downloadable Content: He's part of DLC Pack 7. He's included in the base game in the Switch version.
- Fighting Spirit: With his Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan, Madara can summon a giant spectral entity called Susanoo. This ranges from just manifesting a ribcage with flamberge-wielding arms to his Perfect Susanoo, which summons a four-armed tengu samurai.
- Green Thumb: Madara can use Wood Release to summon giant roots and vines.
- Magical Eye: Madara has the Eternal Mangekyo Sharingan and the Rinnegan kekkai genkai, which grant him an array of superpowers.
- Our Zombies Are Different: Madara is as he was when reanimated by the Edo Tensei jutsu, sporting black sclerae and cracks all over his pale grey skin.
- Playing with Fire: Madara can use the Fire Style: Dragon Flame Loud Singing Jutsu to shoot a barrage of fireballs shaped like dragon heads.
One Piece Characters
Voiced by: Mayumi Tanaka
A bite of the cursed Devil Fruit robbed Monkey D. Luffy of his ability to swim, but granted him the ability to stretch his body like rubber. Now, he is on the hunt for the legendary treasure known as One Piece in his quest to become King of the Pirates. In Jump Force, Luffy serves as the leader of the Beta Team, reclaiming territories from the villains.
- Megaton Punch: Of two varieties: Gum-Gum Red Hawk, a fiery punch; and Gum-Gum Grizzly Magnum, which throws two enlarges fists forward.
- Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs: Gum-Gum Hawk Gatling.
- Rubber Man: The Gum-Gum Fruit has given Luffy the ability to stretch his body like rubber, an ability he uses to devastating effect.
- Super Mode: Luffy can power up to Gear Fourth.
- Super Drowning Skills: The Devil Fruits rob those who eat them of the ability to swim. As such, Luffy sinks like a rock if he falls into water.
Voiced by: Kazuya Nakai
A member of Luffy's motley crew of Straw Hat Pirates, Roronoa Zoro is a former bounty hunter who ultimately became a pirate himself. A swordsman without peer, he is a master of a sword-fighting style that allows him to wield a large number of swords simultaneously.
- Anti-Hero:
- Cutlass Between the Teeth: It's how he holds his third katana.
- Dual Wielding: His sword-fighting style includes a katana in each hand, plus one clenched in his teeth for certain techniques.
- Handicapped Badass: After a time skip, back in his series, he has lost the use of his left eye. And yet, it doesn't stop him from being any less badass.
- Implausible Fencing Powers: Who else can swing a sword with their mouth?
- Would Hit a Girl: Unlike his rival Sanji. In one cutscene where he cuts down female Venoms. (Mirrors his home series, as he has fought Monet, Miss Monday, The nun assassin and Kuina)
Voiced by: Hiroaki Hirata
"Black Leg" Sanji is one of the most famous chefs of the pirating world, and the resident cook for Luffy's crew. He joined with Luffy and his friends in the hopes of finding the All Blue, said to be a gourmand's paradise.
- Extremity Extremist: Sanji's fighting style is based around powerful kicks.
- Gameplay and Story Integration: He won't hurt female fighters at all, meaning putting Sanji against female fighters is a very bad idea.
- Supreme Chef: In addition to being the Straw Hat Pirates' official cook, he also prepares feasts for Jump Force.
- Wouldn't Hit a Girl: True to his home series, Sanji will not hit women. Against female opponents, all of his attacks are changed to throwing out hearts that deal next to no damage whatsoever. His dialogue with Galena mentions this.
Voiced by: Akio Ōtsuka
Marshall D. Teach, better known as "Blackbeard", is one of the most feared pirates to ever live. Adding to his infamy is the power of two Devil Fruits that he ate (and the fact that he lived to tell the tale) that grant him control over vibrations and darkness.
- Dark Is Evil: A feared and cruel pirate, who fittingly has power over darkness.
- Dishing Out Dirt: Thanks to the Tremor-Tremor Fruit, which allows him to create vibrations and earthquakes.
Voiced by: Tōru Furuya
Sabo is the vice-leader of the Revolutionary Army and a sworn brother to Luffy. While born into nobility, he forsook his privileged lineage to travel the world.- Hair of Gold, Heart of Gold
- Playing with Fire: He ate the Flame-Flame Fruit, the same Devil Fruit as his and Luffy's other sworn brother Portgas D. Ace, which grants him the ability to create and control flames.
- Sharp-Dressed Man: He wears a Badass Longcoat, a Nice Hat and a neckerchief, which are reminder of his noble origins.
Voiced by: Kotono Mitsuishi
The captain of the Kuja Pirates and the only female member of the Seven Warlords of the Seas, Boa Hancock once consumed the Love-Love Fruit that allows her to petrify anyone. Despite her seemingly haughty nature, she holds a massive crush on Monkey D. Luffy.
- Kick Chick: When not using her main ability, this is how she fights.
- Single-Target Sexuality: She has eyes only for Luffy. Sorry, Ryo...
- Taken for Granite: Hancock's skills allow her to stun her opponents by encasing them in stone.
Voiced by: Hiroshi Kamiya
Trafalgar D. Water Law is a pirate doctor, known as the "Surgeon of Death", who is allied with the Straw Hat Pirates. His medical expertise, made all the more incredible with the power of the Op-Op Fruit, is only matched by his mastery of the sword.
- Deadly Doctor: His "Surgeon of Death" title isn't just for show.
- Downloadable Content: He's part of DLC Pack 9. He's included in the base game in the Switch version.
- Katanas Are Just Better: His weapon is a nodachi.
- Laser Blade: He uses Gamma Knife at the end of his Ultimate special move.
- Super Doc: All thanks to the Op-Op Fruit.
Rurouni Kenshin Characters
Voiced by: Mayo Suzukaze
Once feared across feudal Japan as the murderous Hitokiri Battousai, Kenshin Himura has renounced his ways as an assassin and now lives as a simple wanderer. His skills as a swordsman have never dulled, but now equipped with a specially designed reverse-bladed sword, he uses his abilities not to kill, but to help the innocent.
- Badass Normal: Kenshin doesn't have any extraordinary powers, just a high degree of skill with a katana.
- Death of a Thousand Cuts
- Iaijutsu Practitioner
- Thou Shalt Not Kill: Kenshin has sworn an oath to never take another life. His reverse-bladed sword allows him to use his strongest sword techniques non-lethally.
- "X" Marks the Hero
Voiced by: Masanori Ikeda
After Kenshin Himura gave up life as an assassin, another swordsman took up the title of Hitokiri: Makoto Shishio, a cunning and viscous revolutionary. Once thought dead when he was executed by the Meiji government, he lives to overthrow the government that fears the chaos he threatens to wrought.
- Bandage Mummy: He is covered from head to toe in bandages concealing horrific burn scars that cover his entire body.
- Covered with Scars
- Evil Cripple
- Flaming Sword: Shishio's fighting style uses a special serrated katana that is soaked in the oils and fats of his victims, allowing him to ignite the blade.
Saint Seiya Characters
Voiced by: Masakazu Morita
The Pegasus zodiac knight who searches for his dear sister, together with his friends Seiya fights to protect Saori the reincarnation of the goddess Athena!
- Book Dumb: Discussed in a side quest. Seiya will discuss with the player and Jotaro about how strong the Saints are, and be surprised Jotaro can understand concepts such as light-speed; surprised that Jotaro doesn't struggle with studies as him. Jotaro later remarks he has a job in mind for the future, which Seiya never said never thought about.
- Child Soldiers: Discussed in a side-quest. Saints are Athena protectors, and Seiya has been training since he was a kid, and is still fighting despite being a pre-teen. He remarks to Jotaro he never thought about having a job when he grows up.
- Golden Super Mode: The Sagittarius Gold Cloth is a transformation for him.
- Walking Shirtless Scene: He can take off his cloth to fight.
- Wouldn't Hit a Girl: Coming from a different time, Seiya doesn't want to hurt female fighters, but unlike Sanji, he will still fight them on if necessary (which mirrors his home series, as he fought many female fighters like Silver Saint Shaina).
- Spinning Piledriver: The Pegasus Rolling Crush.
Voiced by: Takahiro Sakurai
One of Seiya's allies, Shiryu serves as the calm voice of reason for the other zodiac knights. Nonetheless, with the Emerald Dragon cloth, his fighting prowess is not to be underestimated.- Animal Motifs: Dragons, obviously.
- The Big Guy: He's considered this within the Bronze Saints due to his physical strength.
- Golden Super Mode: Similar to Seiya.
- Walking Shirtless Scene: He can take off his cloth to fight, mirroring his series.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Characters
Voiced by: Shunsuke Kazama
Upon completing the ancient Millennium Puzzle, mild-mannered gaming buff Yugi Mutou unlocks the spirit of the Egyptian Pharaoh Atem. The Pharaoh has unparalleled skill in games of all kinds, the ability to call upon occult Shadow Games, and mastery over the card game Duel Monsters. Now his gaming knowledge is helping save the world, as it has so many times in the past.- Anime Hair: Yugi's unique hairdo is among the most recognizable in the business.
- Annoying Arrows: The Spell Shattering Arrow Spell card creates six of these.
- Black Mage: Dark Magician and Dark Magician Girl.
- The Bus Came Back: This marks Yugi's first appearance in a Jump crossover game since Jump Ultimate Stars for the DS, over a decade prior.
- Calling Your Attacks: Often does this when drawing a Spell card or commanding his monsters.
- Cards of Power: Yugi's fighting style is built around the card game known as Duel Monsters.
- He mainly commands his Deck Master, the Dark Magician, to attack his foes, while also using the Dark Magician Girl and Slifer the Sky Dragon for a Special and his Ultimate, respectively.
- His "Draw!" move has him draw and play one of three Spell cards: Swords of Revealing Light, Spell Shattering Arrow, and Magic Formula.
- Casting a Shadow: Yugi's deck includes Dark Magician and Dark Magician Girl, who attack with dark magic.
- Composite Character: While he represents the Duel Monsters series for the most part, the fact that he attacks people with his monsters brings to mind the weaponized AR in ARC-V, as well as the Stands in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
- Hard Light: Yugi's Duel Disk produces holographic projections of his cards that can interact with his genuinely physical opponents, and even disrupt and damage the surrounding environment.
- King of Games: Both Yugis are highly skilled at games.
- Light 'em Up: The Swords of Revealing Light Spell card summons a triad of glowing blades to paralyze the opponent.
- Olympus Mons: Yugi summons the Egyptian God card, Slifer the Sky Dragon, for his Ultimate.
- Powers Do the Fighting: Yugi doesn't fight himself, but rather uses his Duel Monsters and various Spell cards to fight on his behalf.
- Timed Power-Up: The Magic Formula Spell card bolsters Yugi's power for a brief time.
- Sharing a Body: Yami Yugi handles the fighting in the game, but the body is Yugi Mutou's.
- Signature Move: Dark Magician's Dark Magic Attack, Dark Magician Girl's Dark Burning Attack, Slifer's Thunder Force.
- All Your Powers Combined: With the right timing, you can get Dark Magician and Dark Magician Girl to cast Dark Burning Magic.
Voiced by: Kenjiro Tsuda
The young president of Kaiba Corp., a reincarnation of the Egyptian high priest Seto, and one of the most fearsome Duel Monsters players in the world, Seto Kaiba is a genius duelist and the one player in the world who can duel with Yugi Muto and the pharoh Atem on equal footing. With a deck revolving around the fierce Blue-Eyes White Dragon, he is dead-set on proving himself to be the greatest duelist to ever live.
- Badass Longcoat: As usual.
- Calling Your Attacks: Often does this when drawing a Trap card or commanding his monsters.
- Cards of Power: Like Yugi, Kaiba's fighting style is built around the card game known as Duel Monsters.
- He mainly commands his Deck Master, the Blue-Eyes White Dragon, to attack his foes, while also using the Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon and Obelisk the Tormentor for a Special and his Ultimate, respectively.
- His "My Turn!" move has him draw and play one of three Trap cards: Shadow Spell, Crush Card/Deck Destruction Virus, and Ring of Destruction.
- Casting a Shadow: The Shadow Spell Trap card creates shadowy chains to ensnare the opponent.
- Downloadable Content: Added to the roster as its first DLC character. He's included in the base game in the Switch version.
- Fusion Dance: One of his moves has him use the Polymerization Spell card to fuse his prized dragons into the Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon.
- Hard Light: Like Yugi's, Kaiba's Duel Disk is creating holographic projections of his cards that can interact with solid objects.
- Homing Projectile: The Crush Card/Deck Destruction Virus Trap card creates two of these.
- Multiple Head Case: The Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon, being a Fusion of the three normal Blue-Eyes White Dragons, has three heads.
- Olympus Mons: Kaiba's Ultimate summons Obelisk the Tormentor, one of the Egyptian God cards.
- The Rival: Perhaps the one duelist capable of facing off against Yugi and Atem on equal footing.
- Powers Do the Fighting: Like Yugi, Kaiba uses his Duel Monsters and various Trap cards to fight in his stead.
- Shock and Awe: The Blue-Eyes White Dragons fire electricity from their mouths, as does their combined form, the Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon.
- Signature Move: BEWD's Burst Stream of Destruction, BEUD's Neutron Blast, Obelisk's Fist of Fury.
- Throw Down the Bomblet: The Ring of Destruction Trap card drops it's titular explosive ring on Kaiba's opponent.
YuYu Hakusho characters
Voiced by: Nozomu Sasaki
Even the gods were shocked when Yusuke Urameshi, a self-centered and foul-tempered delinquent, made the ultimate sacrifice to save a child's life. His journey from the hereafter to resurrection would lead to him becoming a spirit detective, protector of the worlds of the living and the dead alike.
- Anti-Hero: He is a delinquent who's not afraid to hurt his enemies (or in the case of non-humans, killing them).
- Delinquent Hair: His pompadour.
- Ki Manipulation: Yusuke's special techniques are based around firing his spiritual energy as projectiles, including his Signature Attack, the Spirit Gun.
- Super Mode: Yusuke can transform into his Mazoku form.
Voiced by: Tesshō Genda
The younger of the brothers Toguro and a former friend and lover of Genkai, Yusuke's mentor. Once a kind and compassionate man, traumatic events closed off his heart and made him harder and more cruel, eventually leading to him seeking death in mortal combat to finally end his torment.
- '80s Hair
- Affably Evil: He won't kill you, unless you are in his eyes a Worthy Opponent.
- Blood Knight: He will never refuse a fight.
- Cool Shades
Voiced by: Nobuyuki Hiyama
Ostracized as a child by his ice maiden family for his fire demon nature, Hiei was adopted by bandits and took quickly to the life of a criminal and murderer. After his first battle with a newly-appointed spirit detective named Yusuke Urameshi, however, he would begin to put his demonic powers towards a better use.
- Aloof Ally:
- Downloadable Content: He's part of DLC Pack 12.
- Eyepatch of Power: A headband, actually, but it gives the same effect as it covers his Jagan.
- Magical Eye: His Jagan, which is usually covered by his headband.
- '90s Anti-Hero: He became this after his Heel–Face Turn.
