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In Japan, Dragon Ball: Fusions is now available. You can see what the game’s opening cinematic looks like below.

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Dragon Ball: Fusions has now launched in Japan, and Gamer has prepared another batch of screenshots from the game. Check them out below.

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Dragon Ball: Fusions has received yet another scan, the latest one being from Weekly Jump. The magazine shows Gorus, the Ultimate God fusion – created by a fan – between Goku and God of Destruction Beerus. Players can add the character to their squad by scanning a QR code (pictured in the image above).

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Dragon Ball: Fusions has received a new, lengthy commercial. View the 60-second advertisement below.

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A second new scan of Dragon Ball: Fusions scan has emerged, with just a few days to go before the full game launches in Japan.

The latest images once again come from V-Jump. We’re also get another look at Maxi-Fusion as well as Frieza’s spaceship, which was reconstructed by Capsule Corporation and serves as the player’s headquarters.

Head past the break for the full scan.

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Bandai Namco has shared a new Dragon Ball: Fusions video showing off the battle system. Check it out below.

Thanks to Siliconera, we also have the following details:

– Fusion system lets you fuse pretty much any character
– Different enemies appear in Fusion World
– The characters attack in the order of a “Timeline”
– Characters closest to the right being the next in line to attack
– 3 main commands
– Basic attacks are split between Fight and Energy Ball options
– Fight is a close-ranged melee attack with high power while Energy Ball uses Ki and will allow you to pull off multiple attacks depending on its type
– Special Attack: most powerful one for dealing damage
– Other options such as “Charge Ki” and “Check Power”
– Character triangle with each character fitting under a category of Power, Technique, and Speed
– Power beats Technique
– Technique bests Speed
– Speed takes out Power.
– “Ring Out”: used to blow enemies away and send them further to the left in the Timeline order
– If used properly, you can keep certain enemies from attacking by keeping them pushed back
– This will also come in handy when you want to pull off Support Attacks
– Activate Support Attacks with multiple characters just by having their turn orders next to each other in the Timeline
– Deal more damage with more characters for Support Attacks
– Different Support Attack categories
– Fight-type: deals more damage than the basic version and blows enemies away
– Energy Ball-type: aren’t as strong as the Fight-type counterparts, but they can hit multiple enemies at once
– Support-type: various effects such as healing abilities and buffs
– Maxi Gauge: choose between the two of “All-Out Attack” and “Maxi-Fusion”
– All-Out Attacks start an action battle mode where you can perform attacks in action battle style by pressing A and X for physical and energy attacks, Y and B for guarding and evading
– Can recruit enemies hit with All-Out Attacks
– Maxi-Fusion is an ultimate attack that allows you to fuse together with your entire party to deal devastating damage on the enemies

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A demo for One Piece: Great Pirate Colosseum is out now in Japan. For a look at it, check out the video below.

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Dragon Ball: Fusions was once again featured in V Jump ahead of its launch in Japan next week. Several elements are shown, including the fan-made Great Satan-man fusion (Great Saiyaman x Mister Satan) that will be in the game and manga. Female versions of the Ginyu Force are also shown.

A guidebook will also be made available. The book will include a special code unlocking Super Saiyan Blue (or Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan) Vegeta as a partner character. The game also allows players to fuse faces with friends and save them to the 3DS.

Hit the break for today’s full scan.

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The promotions continue for the free-to-play Japanese 3DS eShop game Aikatsu Stars! First Appeal. Find a trailer, commercial, and promo below.

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Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters’ website has been updated with some new content. The latest information and screenshots cover Stack Attack and ten Appmon included in the game.

First, the new images:

And the new details, courtesy of Gematsu:

System: Stack Attack

– Combine the power of fellow Appmon to power up
– Add Chips to make an Appmon’s attack more powerful
– Players should choose the same attribute as much as they can as to “Stack” App skills
– There are many of the same types
– Ex: combine the phone, search, and e-mail apps for a “6 Combo Damage +65%,” offering a much stronger than normal attack
– Form a deck to suit characters of each attribute

Appmon Core to the Story

– Onmon (Game Attribute): An online game Appmon. He loves connected things.
– Offmon (Game Attribute): An offline game Appmon. He loves disconnected things.

Appmon with Various Attributes

– Gacchimon: A search app Appmon. It can learn a variety of information with its search abilities.
– Navimon (Navigation Attribute): A navigation app Appmon that guides you to your place of destination. He has an upfront personality, and hates side-trips and detours.
– Cameramon (Tool Attribute): A camera app Appmon. A go-getter cameraman, he uses the world of cameras to monitor his opponents from the net world.
– Hackmon (???): As a hacking app Appmon, he is good at seeing through a program’s weak spots and tampering with it. He has a dangerous ability that could lead the world to danger depending on how it’s used.
– Dokamon (Game Attribute): An action game app Appmon. He is rowdy by nature and loves fighting strong opponents.
– Musimon (Entertainment Attribute): A music app Appmon. He creates music that moves peoples’ hearts.
– Viramon (Life Attribute): As a virus app Appmon, he is able to create a variety of viruses within him, and is a dangerous existence whose viruses are capable of making Appmon go mad.

Appmon Evolved through AppFusion

– Dogacchimon (Social Attribute): The AppFusion evolved form of Gacchimon and Navimon. His special attack is “Dogacchi Buster.”

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