JoJo Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle

• Stunning visuals authentic to Hirohiko Araki’s Style
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R captures the over-the-top art style that is vintage JoJo, allowing you to experience the JoJo universe with powerful imagery as if Hirohiko Araki's manga had come to life. Now you too can freely move the characters created by Hirohiko Araki with your own hands, and feel as if you’re inside the manga where graphics and text meet to invoke the characteristic “ゴゴゴゴゴ“.

• 50 playable characters from all JoJo arcs
Jonathan Joestar, Jotaro Kujo, DIO, Jolyne Cujoh, and other characters from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure gather across multiple generations! With 50 playable characters from all arcs, you can experience popular battles from each story, and see characters from different universes interact for the first time!

• A variety of game modes
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R consists of All-Star Battle Mode, Arcade Mode, Online Mode, Versus Mode, Practice Mode, and Gallery Mode. The main mode, All-Star Battle Mode, features not only clashes between characters from the original game, but also brand new battles that are unique to All-Star Battle R. You can play through over 100 battles with various settings and conditions. All-Star Battle Mode also offers special cosmetic skins for characters and unique illustrations that can be enjoyed in gallery mode.

• How the game has evolved from the original All-Star Battle
Based on the All-Star Battle system released in 2014, the game design of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R reinvigorates the experience with adjustments to the fighting tempo and the addition of hit stops and jump dashes. With new audio recordings from the Part 6 anime voice actors, the full atmosphere of the animated series is realized. Both fans who have played the original All-Star Battle and newcomers will be able to enjoy the experience.

Well known for its charismatic heroes, striking art style, and unforgettable catch phrases (“Yare yare daze…”), another installment of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is coming! JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R! • Stunning visuals authentic to Hirohiko Araki’s Style JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R captures the over-the-top art style that is vintage JoJo, allowing you to experience the JoJo universe with powerful imagery as if Hirohiko Araki's manga had come to life. Now you too can freely move the characters created by Hirohiko Araki with your own hands, and feel as if you’re inside the manga where graphics and text meet to invoke the characteristic “ゴゴゴゴゴ“. • 50 playable characters from all JoJo arcs Jonathan Joestar, Jotaro Kujo, DIO, Jolyne Cujoh, and other characters from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure gather across multiple generations! With 50 playable characters from all arcs, you can experience popular battles from each story, and see characters from different universes interact for the first time! • A variety of game modes JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R consists of All Star Battle Mode, Arcade Mode, Online Mode, Versus Mode, Practice Mode, and Gallery Mode. The main mode, All Star Battle Mode, features not only clashes between characters from the original game, but also brand new battles that are unique to All-Star Battle R. You can play through over 100 battles with various settings and conditions. All Star Battle Mode also offers special cosmetic skins for characters and unique illustrations that can be enjoyed in gallery mode. • How the game has evolved from the original All Star Battle Based on the All Star Battle system released in 2014, the game design of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R reinvigorates the experience with adjustments to the fighting tempo and the addition of hit stops and jump dashes. With new audio recordings from the Part 6 anime voice actors, the full atmosphere of the animated series is realized. Both fans who have played the original All Star Battle and newcomers will be able to enjoy the experience.

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure is best known for its charismatic heroes who drop unforgettable catchphrases (“yare yare daze…”) and perform over-the-top moves as they pummel each other using martial arts and supernatural skills.

Now you too can brawl with your favorite characters in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All-Star Battle R! The biggest game ever in the franchise, All-Star Battle R brings together 50 characters from every story arc. 

With special game modes, experience popular battles from each story and see heroes from different universes interact for the first time!

In the US and EU releases, some names have been changed to avoid copyright issues whilst still retaining the naming themes Araki was aiming for. The game was released on April 25, 2014[2] in Europe, and April 29, 2014 in the US.

In early 2018, the game and its DLC was removed from EU PSN store for unknown reasons.

On March 9th, 2022, the game was announced to have a rerelease for all platforms under the title JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle R. Released on September 2nd of the same year, it included all characters from both the base game and DLC, as well as an additional 9 base characters, and 4 downloadable characters each season pass.

Contents

• 1 Gameplay
• 2 Game Modes
• 3 Special Attacks (HHA/GHA) and abilities
• 4 Unique Special Attacks
• 5 Stages
• 6 Characters
• 7 Stands
• 8 Unplayable characters
• 9 Campaign Mode Surprise Supports
• 10 Gallery
• 11 Trailers
• 12 Soundtrack
• 13 Name Changes
• 14 Trivia
• 15 References
• 16 Site Navigation

Gameplay

All Star Battle is a 3D fighting game with 3D cel-shaded characters. Gameplay in All Star Battle shares similarities with JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future, and boasts a wide variety of different styles, rules, and abilities among each individual fighter.

• Each character has a Style button which triggers a specific action depending on their Battle Style (バトルスタイル, Batoru Sutairu). For example, Jotaro's Style summons Star Platinum, a signature trait among most with the "Stand" Style, while Young Joseph's allows him to utilize the Ripple to charge his Heart Heat Gauge using the ability "Ripple Breath" (shared among all "Ripple" Style characters).
• There are 6, later 7 Battle Style types: Ripple/Hamon (波紋, Hamon), Vampirism (吸血, Kyūketsu), Mode (流法(モード), Mōdo), Stand (スタンド, Sutando), Mounted (騎乗, Kijō) and Baoh Armed Phenomenon (バオー武装現象(アームドフェノメノン), Baō Āmudo Fenomenon), later Ogre Street (食屍鬼街(オウガーストリート), Ougā Sutorīto). Each character has one of these types of Style with the exception of Old Joseph (Ripple/Hamon, Stand), DIO and Vanilla Ice (both Stand, Vampirism). This excludes Mounted characters (such as Johnny Joestar & Gyro Zeppeli and many other Part 7 characters barring Funny Valentine), who also have Stands, but that trait is shared with both characters, so it is consistent with the Mounted Style type.

• The game's HUD contains 3 Gauges: Health/Stamina (how much damage a character can receive before being K.O.'d or Retired), Guard (how long a character can block incoming attacks before a "Guard Break" occurs, leaving them vulnerable), and the Heart Heat Gauge (shortened to "HHG"; name for the game's 'super meter') which stocks up to 3 times. Some characters also have extra icons/gauges over the Heart Heat Gauge:
  • Young Joseph Joestar has a Trick system or "Guess I did it again!" Level ("またまたやらせていただきましたァン"レベル, "Mata mata yarasete itadakimashitaan" Reberu) that makes any of his Ripple-based and Ripple-enhanced attacks permanently stronger every time he counters with three different abilities, with the level capping at 3.[3]
  • Vanilla Ice has a Stand Power Gauge (スタンドパワーゲージ, Sutando Pawā Gēji) that shows how much Cream can be used.
  • Akira Otoishi has a Power Gauge ("電力"ゲージ, "Denryoku" Gēji) that ties in with Red Hot Chili Pepper's available strength and ability power.
  • Shigekiyo "Shigechi" Yangu has an icon showing if Harvest is in Offensive or Defensive Formation, which determines the abilities he can use.
  • Guido Mista has an Ammunition Icon for the number of bullets he has left in his revolver's cylinder, and a Pistols Icon above showing which of Sex Pistols are currently available for use.
  • Pannacotta Fugo has a Capsule Icon showing which of Purple Haze's 6 bulbs containing its Homicidal Virus are available or broken.
  • Ermes Costello has an icon showing the stickers applied to herself at the current time when she uses the ability "Here's where ya stick it!".
  • Pucci has a Green Baby Gauge ("緑の赤ちゃん"ゲージ, "Midori no Aka-chan" Gēji) that displays 14 rhombus icons and his progress towards evolving Whitesnake into C-Moon.
  • Johnny Joestar has a Tusk Icon showing his ammunition for Tusk ACT2 and beyond, as well as a Tusk's Growth icon displaying his Stand's current ACT, up to ACT4.
  • Gyro Zeppeli has Steel Ball Icon displaying which of his 2 Steel Balls are in his possession for use, and a Spin Gauge (回転ゲージ, Kaiten Gēji) that ties in with the strength and properties of attacks utilizing said Steel Balls.

Game mechanics are similar to JoJo HD

• One stock of Heart Heat Gauge can be used to perform a Heart Heat Attack (ハートヒートアタック, Hāto Hīto Atakku, shortened to "HHA"), while two stocks can be used to perform a Great Heat Attack (グレートヒートアタック, Gurēto Hīto Atakku, shortened to "GHA").
• Some characters have special attributes and abilities of their own: Jonathan Joestar can perform "This is my final Ripple!" which replenishes some of his health after an initial K.O. at the cost of a stock of the HHG; Hol Horse receives a decrease in offensive power and a boost to HHG generation if he is fighting a female character (passive effect referred to as "Hol Horse loves the ladies!"); Josuke Higashikata can have a defense and offense boost along with unflinching ("super armor") if a counter that causes the opponent to insult his hair (named "Watch your mouth!") succeeds; Guido Mista's Heart Heat Gauge will decrease if he is attacked with 4 bullets left ("Unlucky Number 4"); and Johnny Joestar, Gyro Zeppeli, and Funny Valentine can collect Holy Corpse Parts for speciaI abilities and bonuses to stats.
  • Once Gyro has collected a singular Corpse Part, he can use "Scan", a new attack that deals substantial damage.
  • Once Valentine has collected all Saint Corpse Parts, he can activate "D4C -Love Train-", which reduces damage and nullifies most projectiles.
• a stylish dodge can be performed by blocking an attack the instant it lands to completely evade it, shown as a character performing one of their signature/more popular poses while sliding clockwise or counterclockwise of the attacker. It costs a third of the Guard Gauge, but generally gives an opening for a counter-attack.
• Taunts can deplete the opponent's heart heat gauge if activated while they are down, emphasized by the battle pausing and the camera closing in on the taunting player. Though the amount lost is insubstantial and regained very easily, it can still be used to prevent an opponent from utilizing a stock or two for a crucial point in time.
  • There are special taunt attacks that can extend combos but can only be used once per an entire match. Once an opponent is down, specific characters sending out projectile attacks (particularly low-flying ones) or setting a trap must taunt while they are over the target, often requiring a Puttsun Cancel to facilitate. This causes the opponent to get up into said projectiles/trap and be hit without breaking a combo, leaving them open to further attacks. All projectiles pause during taunts and make the taunt attack possible until it actually succeeds. Afterward, they will continue flying or merely cease when the taunt activates.
• Like with many fighting games, different types of attacks have different properties which can bypass guarding: High attacks are standard and the most common among abilities, able to be guarded against by both a standing and crouching opponent; Middle attacks (more commonly known as "overhead" attacks) can only be guarded against by standing opponents, hitting them if they are crouching (e.g. all air attacks); Low attacks can only be guarded against by crouching opponents, hitting them if they are standing (e.g. all crouching attacks).
• The game like its predecessor is a six-button fighter and has chain combos with normal attacks Light, Medium, and Heavy, but there is also an Easy Beat (イージービート, Ījī Bīto) option. By simply pressing the Light attack button repeatedly, a character will perform a combo with an HHA at the end.
  • The Easy Beat almost always follows a combo of "Light attack > Medium attack > Heavy attack > A specific special move/set of special moves from the character's arsenal > High Heat Attack (if available and can be comboed into)". The only cases where Easy Beat does not end in an HHA is when the character's HHA is not an attack, rather a special power-up, counter, or delayed Throw.
• The game has a special cancel mechanic referred to as Puttsun Cancel (プッツンキャンセル, Puttsun Kyānseru, lit. "Strange Cancel"). By pressing all three attack buttons simultaneously (or inputting the dedicated PC button if using a standard controller) while in the middle of a normal attack or skill, a stock of the Heart Heat Gauge will be spent to make the character immediately and completely stop that attack, marked with a flashing pose as the rest of the screen darkens for an instant. This gives the player a chance to initiate an HHA (though HHA can often be used instantly in the middle of most attack animations regardless), GHA, string longer combos, or make moves less punishable.
• Most Stand Users also have another form of canceling called the Stand Rush. It is performed by pressing the Style button during a compatible special move and spends a quarter to half of the Heart Heat Gauge depending on the move in question. This will cause the character and their Stand to 'de-sync', giving player control back to the Stand User before a Stand finishes its attack. While the user may be limited to only their Light and Medium normal attacks with no special moves available, this opens up opportunities for conjunction attacks, as well as new combos and set-ups.
• Several dueling characters can enter a cinematic minigame called Rush Mode (ラッシュモード, Rasshu Mōdo) featuring them or their Stands dramatically exchanging blows as they shout their Stand Cry. The players must rapidly push the light button to fill a bar, and the one who fills the bar the most wins the exchange. The Rush Mode is a throwback to Heritage for the Future's Blazing Fists Match. All JoJos save Joseph, DIO, Polnareff, Mista, Narancia can perform a Rush Mode.
• There are stage gimmicks. Each stage has two variations; one with all the hazards/gimmicks and Situation Finish on and another with all the stage hazards/gimmicks off.
• Stage Hazards are activated by someone falling down on a representative series of red (or pink) waves that stem from the hazard and have their paths or areas of effect highlighted on the ground.
  • Some hazards occur continuously in set intervals after they have been triggered, while others only occur once the entire battle. The latter of which often have more severe effects than the former, such as more damage.
  • Some hazards, such as Weather Report's frog rain, will deal status effects such as poison, represented by the life bar turning purple.
  • The Philadelphia Coastline's stage gimmick is Ticket to Ride's blessing, rewarding either fighter with a free bar of the Heart Heat Gauge. This marks it as the only benevolent stage gimmick, rather than a harmful stage hazard.
• Much like the original fighting game, if two attacks of similar properties clash (usually punch barrage-style attacks), the two fighters will enter a "Blazing Fists" match, now named "Rush Mode" match where they must mash buttons faster than each other to gain a free hit.
  • Besides Rush Mode, there are no other quick time events in the game.
• Characters receive an automatic boost in stats when their health is critically low, with the character's health flashing red while in Go Go Go Mode or gold in Preparedness/Resolve Mode.
  • Go Go Go Mode (ゴゴゴモード, Go go go Mōdo, lit. "Rumble Mode" and referred to as such in the English localization): Activated at 25% health. Attack power increases and Guard and Heart Heat Gauges fill up faster.
  • Resolve Mode (覚悟モード, Kakugo Mōdo, "Preparedness Mode" in the English localization): Activated at 15% health. In addition to the benefits of Go Go Go Mode, a character will gain super armor during their attacks, allowing them to continue attacking uninterrupted even when hit. Only 5 characters can activate this mode: Giorno, Bruno, Mista, Fugo, and Ermes.
• Steel Ball Run characters, such as Johnny and the part’s representative cast are the only characters who can collect the Corpse parts during a match. They each gain unique benefits for every part they currently have, but lose a part each time they are knocked down. They need to collect 3 parts of the Corpse in exchange for their final advantage in the fight (unlimited Steel Ball gauge and permanent Golden Spin Mode for Gyro, charging the Heart Heat Gauge much faster for Johnny, and D4C -Love Train- which nullifies projectiles and reduces overall damage for Valentine).

Game Modes

Main Menu

• Story Mode (ストーリーモード, Sutōrī Mōdo): The player follows a much more shortened version of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure story, in the form of text-based cutscenes between battles closely representing those that transpired in the manga.
• Campaign Mode (キャンペーンモード, Kyanpēn Mōdo): The player goes into an online mode where, by spending energy, they can either fight the A.I.-controlled avatars of other players, or a specific character in a boss battle that usually take multiple bouts in order to beat. These matches reward the player with cosmetic features, such as new SFX, taunts, poses, outfit color schemes, and when a boss is defeated, special alternate outfits and costumes. Winning fights in this mode rewards the Player a certain amount of Campaign Score, allowing them to rise within the ranks. Campaign Score is also earned if the player's avatar wins a match.
• Versus Mode (バーサスモード, Bāsasu Mōdo): The player can fight against the COM or another human being, either through local multiplayer, or online battles for rank.
• Practice Mode (プラクティスモード, Purakutisu Mōdo): The player can practice character attacks, skills, and combos using different battle settings. Though the training dummy is usually an idling character that can be switched into an active COM state, a second player can be used to practice.
• Customize Mode (カスタマイズモード, Kasutamaizu Mōdo): The player can customize their Campaign Mode avatar and their Player Card for online matches. They can also customize characters' various taunt and victory poses, lines, and SFX earned in Campaign Mode.
• Gallery Mode (ギャラリーモード, Gyararī Mōdo): The player can purchase and view voice lines, soundtracks, concept, and publicity artwork, and unlocked poses and costumes, using Gold earned through battles in any mode other than Campaign Mode.
• Option Mode (オプションモード, Opushon Mōdo): The player can customize the game's settings and COM difficulty.
• Arcade Mode (アーケードモード, Ākēdo Mōdo): This mode is only available in Western versions only. The player chooses a character and difficulty setting and participates in a gauntlet of eight battles against randomized COM opponents to win Gold and set/beat high scores based on accumulative grading within that difficulty.

Special Attacks (HHA/GHA) and abilities

• Part 1

• Part 2

• Part 3

• Part 4

• Part 5

• Part 6

• Part 7

• Part 8

• BTV

• Jonathan's HHA is the Scarlet Overdrive he used to defeat Dio. Another Special is "The Last Ripple", which revives him at the cost of his Heart Heat gauge. His GHA is the Sunlight Yellow Overdrive, visually similar to the one he uses against Bruford the Black, with an added combo leading up to the climactic barrage.
• Zeppeli's HHA trips the opponent before unleashing the Ripple Punch he uses on the frog when first demonstrating Ripple to Jonathan. His GHA is "Taiyou no Hamon (Ripple of the Sun)", where he strikes the opponent with his little finger, readies his Ripple, and obliterates the opponent with a Sunlight Yellow Overdrive-style Zoom Punch.
• Dio's HHA is his Space Ripper Stingy Eyes. If Jonathan is KO'ed by this move, a special death animation will briefly play of Jonathan futilely trying to block the beams. His GHA is the freezing technique he used against Dire, beginning with a short beat down before shattering his victim while laughing.

Unique Special Attacks

In certain match-ups and under certain conditions, the special attacks for some characters change to how they are panned out in the manga. The examples include:

• Dio/DIO

• Iggy

• Okuyasu

• Kira

• Giorno

• Pucci

• Gyro & Johnny

• Dio's HHA on Jonathan: When Space Ripper Stingy Eyes K.O.'s Jonathan, he will futilely attempt to block the lasers with his hands. He will also whisper "Erina..." as he falls.
• DIO's blood-sucking grab on Jonathan or any of his descendants (except for Johnny and JoJolion Josuke), after performing the move, he will stab his temple and taunt the opponent saying "This is the greatest kind of high!".
• If DIO's HHA is used during stopped time, instead he will just throw a wave of knives in a forward direction at the opponent.
• If DIO's GHA is used against Jotaro, Jotaro will retaliate with an "'ORAORAORA'" barrage from the underside of the steam roller. At some point during the animation, if Jotaro activates his own time stopping ability, 2 bars of Jotaro's own Heart Heat Gauge will be used as soon as the steam roller explodes and a new animation will begin, recreating the moment Jotaro stopped time himself to escape Dio's onslaught and damage will be minimized.

Stages

There are 12 stages, with each part having one or two. There is also one special stage only accessible as a result of a character's moveset. Each stage has their own hazards and situation finishes. Stage hazards can be turned off on the Stage Select Screen.

• Dio's Castle (ディオの館, Dio no Yakata) (from Phantom Blood): Windknight's Lot
  • Stage Hazard: A chandelier falls from the ceiling, damaging whoever is directly underneath it.
  • Situation Finish: Loser is sent flying off the balcony (recreating Dio's defeat in his battle against Jonathan in his castle).
• The Battlefield (闘技場, Tōgijō) (from Battle Tendency): Skeleton Heel Stone
  • Stage Hazard: Vampire Horses charge through the players, returning an unlimited amount of times.
  • Situation Finish: The Vampire Horses will trample the loser to death.
• DIO's Mansion (DIOの館, Dio no Yakata) (from Stardust Crusaders): CairoW
  • Stage Hazard: Nukesaku jumps down and attacks the players, returning an unlimited amount of times.
  • Situation Finish: Loser is thrown out the second story window (Vampires and Pillar Men will be disintegrated by the sun's light, normal characters will merely fall to their deaths).
• CairoW Streets (カイロ市街, Kairo Shigai) (from Stardust Crusaders): Cairo
  • Stage Hazard: Wilson Phillips' car will drive through the players on DIO's orders.
  • Situation Finish: Loser is sent flying and crashing into a water tower recreating Noriaki Kakyoin's death scene.
• Morioh (杜王町, Moriō-cho) (from Diamond is Unbreakable)
  • Stage Hazard: Lightning strikes the Pepsi sign as well as the puddles around the stage, damaging and stunning anyone hit as a result (Akira Otoishi is the only one who is immune. Instead his Power Gauge will be set to the first level.)
  • Situation Finish: Loser finds themselves in Reimi's Alley before the hands of the dead drag them off into the unknown.
• Kira Estate (吉良邸, Kira-Tei) (from Diamond is Unbreakable): Morioh
  • Stage Hazard: Yoshihiro Kira/Atom Heart Father attacks characters with a knife, traveling along a curving path.
  • Situation Finish: Loser is thrown into a stack of books. One of them flips open revealing Yoshikage Kira's various nail clipping records and a message where he declares that he cannot be stopped in months where his nails grow more than 30 cm.

• Naples Station (ネアポリス駅, Neaporisu Eki) (from Vento Aureo): NaplesW
  • Stage Hazard: Pesci's Beach Boy flies out of the train seeking a target, sending fighters flying into the side of the train if caught, and attacking an unlimited amount of times.
  • Situation Finish: Beach Boy hooks the opponent by the head or neck from the train. The train then departs and the unfortunate loser is dragged away as Pesci and Prosciutto cheer on.

• Rome Streets (ローマ市街, Rōma Shigai) (from Vento Aureo): RomeW
  • Stage Hazard: Secco uses Oasis to dive into the ground and liquefies it, damaging players in the designated areas, occurring an unlimited amount of times.
  • Situation Finish: Loser is thrown into a garbage truck similar to what happened with Cioccolata and Secco.
• Green Dolphin Street Prison (グリーン・ドルフィン・ストリート刑務所, Gurīn Dorufin Sutorīto Keimusho) (from Stone Ocean)
  • Stage Hazard: Weather Report's poisonous frogs rain. Players hit by the frogs will be poisoned and gradually lose health over a short amount of time. This occurs an unlimited amount of times.
  • Situation Finish: Whitesnake steals a Disc from the fallen opponent (if Pucci himself is one of the fighters, this Situation Finish will not occur).
• Kennedy Space Center (ケネディ宇宙センター, Kenedi Uchū Sentā) (from Stone Ocean): Cape CanaveralW
  • Stage Hazard: C-Moon sends various objects falling to where the players are, with Emporio shouting. This occurs an unlimited amount of times.
  • Situation Finish: Loser is sent flying off the side of the building, hitting their head on the railing and then falling sideways towards the horizon.
• Made In Heaven's Big Bang (from Stone Ocean)
  • This stage is only available as part of Pucci's GHA, "Made in Heaven". After Pucci evolves Whitesnake into C-Moon and then Made In Heaven, the fight moves to outer space with the players standing on a road of light representing the rapidly changing universe. During this special stage, "Made in Heaven" Mode will activate; Pucci will move faster while the opponent moves far slower. However, Giorno can use his GHA, "Your end has no ending!", to activate Gold Experience Requiem and nullify the effect, and Kosaku-Kira's GHA, "Bite the Dust", will revert the stage back to the previous stage before Made in Heaven was activated. This stage is the only stage that lacks Hazards or Situation Finishes of any kind.
• Along the Philadelphia Coastline (フィラデルフィアの海岸沿い, Firaderufia no Kaigan-zoi, simply "Philadelphia Coastline" in the English localization) (from Steel Ball Run): The Atlantic OceanW
  • Stage Gimmick: Lucy Steel's Ticket to Ride grants players who touch the column of light a stock of Heart Heat Gauge, only recurring if the light fades before anyone touches it.
  • Situation Finish: Loser is tossed into a sign warning travelers about bears.
• Wall Eyes (壁の目, Kabe no Me) (from JoJolion): Morioh
  • Stage Hazard: Yasuho Hirose's Paisley Park activates, drawing Joshu Higashikata to her as he runs about the stage barging through anyone in his path, rock in hand.
  • Situation Finish: Loser is sent flying and landing near Yasuho, who screams in surprise, angering Joshu as he smashes their head with a rock.

Characters

Part 1

Stands

Part 3

Unplayable characters

• Part 1

• Part 2

• Part 3

• Part 4

• Part 5

• Part 6

• Part 7

• Part 8

• Robert E. O. Speedwagon - He is seen in the background of the Dio's Castle stage and he's the main explanatory character on the game (Main Menu). Promoted playable in All Star Battle R
• Doobie - He appears in the background of the Dio's Castle stage.
• Erina Pendleton
• Wang Chan - He appears as the navigation character for the Gallery Mode store.
• George Joestar I - Appears as a support in Campaign Mode.
• Dire - Appears as a support in Campaign Mode.
• Aztec Chief - He appears as one of the supports in Campaign Mode.

Campaign Mode Surprise Supports

• Searching

• Pre-Fight

• Post Fight

• Ken Oyanagi - Challenges the player to a game of Rock Paper Scissors. Paying 1 extra energy point will take away one of the options for Ken, Paying 2 points will leave Ken with only one choice. Winning will allow the player to select a boss as their next opponent
• Cairo Informant - If the player pays him 2 extra energy points, they can select a boss as their next opponent.

Boss Fight

• Cioccolata - Activates Green Day, allowing the player to deal more damage to boss health. Spending an extra energy point boosts the effect.
• Foo Fighters - Gives the player two choices: Either inflict 150 damage to any boss (cannot defeat boss), or replenish 1 energy point.

Gallery

Jonathan Joestar

Will Anthonio Zeppeli

Dio Brando

Joseph Joestar

Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli

Lisa Lisa

Wamuu

Esidisi

Kars

Jotaro Kujo

Star Platinum

Old Joseph Joestar and Hermit Purple

Hermit Purple

Noriaki Kakyoin

Hierophant Green

Jean Pierre Polnareff

Silver Chariot

Mohammed Avdol

Magician's Red

Iggy

The Fool

Hol Horse

The Emperor

Vanilla Ice

Cream

DIO

The World

Josuke Higashikata

Crazy Diamond

Koichi Hirose

Echoes Act.1

Echoes Act.2

Echoes Act.3

Okuyasu Nijimura

The Hand

Rohan Kishibe

Heaven's Door

Shigekiyo Yangu

Harvest

Akira Otoishi

Red Hot Chili Pepper

Yoshikage Kira (Original form)

Yoshikage Kira (Awakened Kosaku Kawajiri form)

Killer Queen

Sheer Heart Attack

Stray Cat

Giorno Giovanna

Gold Experience

Gold Experience Requiem

Bruno Bucciarati

Sticky Fingers

Guido Mista

Sex Pistols

Narancia Ghirga

Aerosmith

Pannacotta Fugo

Purple Haze

Diavolo

King Crimson

Jolyne Cujoh

Stone Free

Ermes Costello

Kiss

Narciso Anasui

Diver Down

Enrico Pucci

Whitesnake

C-Moon

Made in Heaven

Johnny Joestar

Johnny Joestar and Slow Dancer

Tusk Act1

Tusk Act2

Tusk Act3

Tusk Act4

Gyro Zeppeli

Gyro Zeppeli and Valkyrie

Ball Breaker

Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

Josuke Higashikata (Jojolion)

Soft & Wet

Alternate Boxart

All Star Battle Logo

Jonathan Menu Art

Joseph Menu Art

Jotaro Menu Art

Josuke Menu Art

Giorno Menu Art

Jolyne Menu Art

Johnny Menu Art

Josuke (Jojolion) Menu Art

Ikuro

Ikuro from PV7

Ikuro in PV8

Ikuro will come to November 14

Trailers

JoJo's Bizarre Adventure All Star Battle 'Debut Trailer' 1080p TRUE-HD QUALITY-0

All Star Battle Debut Trailer (HD)

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Soundtrack

The soundtrack was composed by Chikayo Fukuda, who created themes for each of the playable characters.

Name Changes

Some of the names in the non-Japanese territories were changed to avoid copyright lawsuits. Namco Bandai pledged to change the legally-risky names while keeping the patterns Hirohiko Araki aimed for, without obscuring the name references. Below is a list of the name changes that are more than just spelling:

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