A Jump Force All Might trailer has been unleashed showing off some of his iconic moves. Watch him pull off a Carolina Smash.

Bandai Namco announced seven newcomers joining Jump Force via Character Pass DLC that includes the previously revealed Seto Kaiba from Yu-Gi-Oh! and All Might from My Hero Academia.

Jump Force just got its Update Version 1.07 that implemented some changes based on user feedback, including stability improvement, battle adjustments, new costumes, and more.

Bandai Namco officially revealed that All Might from My Hero Academia will be joining Jump Force as a DLC character next month. We also got a first look with some new screenshots and info on All Might’s moves.

A brief glimpse of Jump Force Kaiba footage sees him using his two most iconic cards to attack Yugi.

Earlier this week, Seto Kaiba was revealed to be an upcoming DLC character for Jump Force, and Bandai Namco has now shown off the first screenshots of Kaiba alongside his summoned monsters.

Bandai Namco announced that Seto Kaiba, the friend and rival of Yugi Muto from Yu-Gi-Oh!, will be joining Jump Force as a DLC character this May with two more characters yet to be revealed.

Last week in Japan, it was Devil May Cry 5 week with the release of the anticipated action game by Capcom. Otherwise it was a pretty quiet week with the only other new entry being Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn.

Last week in Japan, we saw a number of notable releases with Dead or Alive 6, Left Alive, Zoids Wild: King of Blast, and Darius Cozmic Collection.

Jump Force mods are beginning to appear for the PC version of the game, with two of the most popular first ones being Leon S. Kennedy and Muscular.

Last week in Japan, there were several key releases with the online multiplayer action RPG Anthem, NieR: Automata Game of the YoRHa Edition, Girls und Panzer: Dream Tank Match DX, and Ace Attorney Trilogy.

Jump Force tries to help establish its characters with introductory cutscenes and special dialogue ahead of some matches, which can help introduce characters like Dai and Ryo.

Earlier this week, we learned from Japanese sales tracker Media Create that Bandai Namco’s crossover fighter sold 76,894 copies in its Japanese debut, and we got some more info on its performance.

Big releases in Japan last week included the crossover 3D fighter Jump Force, Catherine: Full Body, Far Cry: New Dawn, Metro Exodus, and Nobunaga’s Ambition Taishi: with Power-Up Kit.

There is enough freedom with the Jump Force character creator and outfit items to allow people to make their dream avatar or even bring in some iconic characters who didn’t make it onto the roster.