It was unforgivable that you couldn't cling on edges in first game - virtually forced you to be cheap when playing competitively.

I don't want to have to waste THREE koma slots just to do one attack. What a retarded and useless waste that was. I hope this is better than the Dream Combo from the first game. Horrible idea if this applies on 1 on 1 matches though, I can think of so many broken tactics to guarantee a win. This will make for some intense online matches. Apart from those emergency situations there's no point, especially if you're using several characters in a deck. There have been times where I badly needed to change character but I didn't have time to change hand position and tap screen. Note:I never played the first one so please tell if I missed anythingĬlick to expand.- Nice little addition I guess. If you ever have trouble navigating the menu's or forget too many kanji's and too lazy translate(Like me!)Contact Genroh's GREAT guide: Each Koma has a progress tree and you can pay into it to get the different koma's you want. Koma Evolution where you collect gems for defeating other characters(Red for Power, Green for Knowledge,Yellow for Laughter,Blue for Friendship,Pink for Effort and White for J) then you pay X amount of gems to unlock the support and/or battle komas.

Characters can now cling to edges and can also dash Ultimate Action is an special power up for characters. Leader system where when the leader character kills an enemy, the player will get 2 points instead of one, and if a character kills the enemy's leader, that player will also get 2 points. Tapping the L and R Button can swap out characters without the use of the Touch screen

These koma represents the characters that the player controls in the battle screen, and the player can switch between characters by tapping their koma in the koma deck like a tag battle. These koma will show up briefly on the battle screen to help the player, either by doing an attack, blocking or restoring health, or eventually other actions.īattle koma are four to eight squares large, and are those used in actual battle. Support koma are two to three squares large. They'll boost up or help players in the game, but they'll not appear on Battle Screen. There are three types of komas:Help koma,Support koma and Battle koma. Jump! utilizes a Koma(Panel) system that is located at the bottom screen.Each koma uses 1 to 7 squares from the deck.A deck can hold 20 squares with a 4x5 Grid. Jump! is like Smash Bros except with Jump characters and a couple of changes. When Final Fantasy XIV gets ported to the Wii

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