BlazBlue

So stuff like Dragon Ball, God, name, FighterZ, that's it.

Um, so stuff like Dragon Ball FighterZ or Blazblue, love all those things.

Uh, and it sort of just sits, it just sort of sits on my list of games that I, uh, games that I need to get around to.

I've played a lot of classic Fatal Fury now.

example, right? Like, that's not a game that I would ever choose to play on a live stream.

But boy, I really love BlazBlue.

And, you know, I enjoy Arxis in general.

I think what they do is really, really cool.

Yeah, S tier.

You're playing Danger, and what's interesting about that is that, and I mentioned this to you when you first started playing, the Arxis games tend to have sort of archetypes.

So you're playing what would be considered like a New 13 archetype, which is one of the robots from the BlazBlue franchise.

make sense and if you go play a blaze blue game you can pick up that character and like kind of get it which is cool you know like if you end up picking up you know different characters in this and one of the cool things I really love about the arcs of stuff is how very differently the characters can play like So, like, if you pick up, like, a Street Fighter, you know, and you play basically any character, they're very similar.

I saw so many people posting, like, their top eight, uh, art that they had made.

Somebody did a BlazBlue one in, like, MS Paint.

It's awesome.

I, I saw the same one.

Yeah, like-

That seems to be a lot of people.

Like the big two that I play is Persona and BlazBlue.

Yeah, they're 10 years old.

it's, you know, because a lot of them are, you know, drawn that way and animated that way.

And first, you know, I'm looking over some of their popular titles that they have, you know, the Persona 4 Arena, Granblue, Tokon, Dragon Ball Z Fighter, yeah, BlazBlue.

Well, yeah, but you like, especially with the Guilty Gear art style, like that game right there.

Yeah.

They probably should go more within the realm of, like, Dragon Ball FighterZ, maybe somewhere in that.

What, what is it? Arc System Works? I, I forget what they're called, but people that did, like, Melty Blood and all of those type of games, like a BlazBlue type of fighter.

Something in that realm would probably be the best received, the most well-received, and the most exciting for people, where not only of course Naruto fans and anime fans, but fighting game fan enthusiasts would actually join in.

So if it is a video game announcement, 'cause again, if it's Naruto related but they also got some Mikio Ikemoto and Boruto trademarks there, it could very well be a fighting game that's gonna have Naruto and Boruto characters.

So let's switch up what you got.

Uh, well, the first game is actually the newest one I played on my list, and that is Marvel Tokan: Fighting Souls, uh, the new, um, versus fighting game from, uh, Arc, uh, Systems, the creators of Guilty Gear, um, and BlazBlue, and Dragon Ball FighterZ.

And they have done and ... done fucking a Marvel versus game, um, more so in the style of, I guess, BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle, whatever it was called.

Yeah, I heard some people kinda making comparisons to that.

Yeah, and Dragon Ball FighterZ h- here and there, but it's ...

This is the worst launch for an Arc System fighter in Japan, excluding super niche stuff like DNF Duel.

Well below most of the Guilty Gear, BlazBlue, and even Under Night In-Birth.

Very poor launch.

This number does not include, uh, excuse me, uh, include digital sales, but Game Data Library has thoughts on sales, uh, or has thoughts on that also saying, "I was thinking 10,000 was pessimistic, but now even with 70% digital sales, it's a very lackluster result." Needl- needless to say, it's also well under all the Marvel versus Capcom games.