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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Eyes of Heaven (ジョジョの奇妙な冒険 アイズオブヘブン JoJo no Kimyō na Bōken Aizu Obu Hebun) is a tag team fighting game based on the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure franchise, developed by CyberConnect2W and published by Bandai Namco GamesW for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4.

The game features 52 playable characters (53 with first print bonus), ranging from Phantom Blood to JoJolion. It was announced on Famitsu's January 15, 2015 issue and was presented at Jump FestaW 2015.

In Japan, the game was released on December 17, 2015. In North America, it released on June 28, 2016, and July 1, 2016 in Europe.[2]

Gameplay[]

Eyes of Heaven is a 3D action brawler, described as Stylish Tag JoJo Action (スタイリッシュタッグジョジョアクション Sutairisshu Taggu JoJo Akushon), set in relatively large arenas based on locations in the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure manga.

The game format is that of effective 2v2 matches between four characters, although either four players or two players and two CPUs will play. However, the game doesn't allow for local multiplayer but only online multiplayer in 1v1 or 2v2 matches.

During a match, each team has to deplete the enemy team's health gauges first before the end of the round. To do so, the characters have access to either basic attacks (a normal attack used to string basic combos and a powerful attack with combo-specific properties that can also be charged to perform an unblockable takedown) or special skills. Skills usually take the form of unique, powerful abilities that can inflict higher damage to an opponent, but can also prepare/provide a number of advantages and bonuses when used. Each character usually has one skill they can occasionally perform that has notably more potent effects or damage compared to others, but also a greater cooldown.

Defensively speaking, a player can either block an attack to greatly reduce the damage taken and potentially counter, or dodge with a fast but short side-/back-step. Aside from evasion, Sidestepping can also be used to cancel out of attacks or certain skills in order to extend ground combos, or interrupt an unsafe maneuver.

Certain match-ups contain special animations and dialogue between two characters, mostly between allies in the form of unique, fully animated and cinematic Dual Heat Attacks. However, these have no effect on gameplay aside from altering the angles and distance opponents are sent when struck by a DHA.

Style Actions[]

All characters possess a Style Action, a singular special ability that predominantly acts as their main skill or unique gimmick, and is often representative of their Style and abilities as a fighter. For some characters, such as Rudol von Stroheim or Koichi Hirose, a Style Action takes the form of core abilities integral to their playstyle; although for others such as Jotaro Kujo or Giorno Giovanna, their Style Actions may take the form of limited-use, tremendously powerful abilities that accessorize or augment their skill set. While Style Actions have little commonality, as their roles and utility differ between the playable characters, they ultimately share the trait of being important in how every fighter operates in combat.

Story Mode[]

The Story Mode includes a level system and ability tree for each character, and each playable character levels up using XP earned from Story Mode battles and missions, up to Lv. (Level) 50. Characters are originally available within the Story Mode with an incomplete set of techniques and lowered stats. These parameters can be unlocked by fighting with them and using the point rewards gained from levels to unlock a technique or improve the character's various stats in the tree. Stats such as health and attack strength automatically grow upon a character leveling up, and require no points. After battles you will be presented with the choice of specific rewards such as costumes and extra colors. These rewards will expand depending on your grade during battle. These grades expand from D,C,B,A,S.

Aside from recovering skills and abilities that were otherwise already available to the character as part of their core moveset, the ability tree also features upgrades granting exclusive enhancements not available in the standard Free Battle. Among these upgrades are reducing stamina consumption, reducing the cooldown on Flash Bursts and Flash Cancels, and increasing the effectiveness and duration of abilities beyond their normal limit. As a result, playable characters are functionally inferior to their Free Battle counterparts at Lv. 1, but eventually grow to surpass them in all areas when the tree is complete.

Battle Styles[]

Like in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle, characters are categorized by Battle Styles which change how each character plays in the game, as well as their different strengths and weaknesses. "Ripple User" (波紋使い Hamon-tsukai), "Vampire" (吸血鬼 Kyūketsuki), "Mode" (流法(モード) Mōdo), "Stand User" (スタンド使い Sutando-tsukai), and "Mounted" (騎乗 Kijō) return from All Star Battle (with slightly different names), while Eyes of Heaven adds "Ogre Street" (食屍鬼街(オウガーストリート) Ōgā Sutorīto) and "The Prime Example of Superior German Science" (ゲルマン民族の最高知能の結晶 Geruman Minzoku no Saikō Chinō no Kesshō, literally "The Greatest Crystallized Intelligence of the German People") to the game. Vampires and the Mode-using Pillar Men can still recover damage over time, unless the damage was dealt by a Ripple-enhanced attack, also they can be paralyzed by ultraviolet lamps made from Superior German Science.

Also new in Eyes of Heaven is that characters that were previously classified in All Star Battle as having one Battle Style but displayed abilities of another are now classified as having two Battle Styles. For example, Old Joseph Joestar is now classed as both a Ripple User as well as a Stand User, while in the previous game he was only classified as a Stand User who happened to have Ripple-based abilities and attacks as well.

Storyline[]

The game features an original storyline supervised by Hirohiko Araki[3] and centers around a major timeline and universal interference within the JoJo universe affecting characters across all arcs, as well as the Saint's Corpse Parts.

Dual Heat Attacks[]

Dual Heat Attacks (デュアルヒートアタック Dyuaru Hīto Attaku, DHA) are cinematic team combo specials that can be activated once the Dual Heat Gauge is filled in a match. Its activation sound effect is similar to the Time Stop sound effect from All Star Battle.

Most DHA's consist of the secondary player attacking briefly, followed by the player who initiated the attack performing a cinematic move reminiscent of an HHA or GHA from All Star Battle.

Special Dual Heat Attacks[]

Some specific character combinations, however, have Special Dual Heat Attacks, with their own unique name and cinematic animations, usually recreating scenes from the manga or completely new scenarios.

Development[]

The game was first announced in the 01, 15, 2015 issue of Fatitsu and featured characters returning from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle, such as Joseph Joestar, Jotaro Kujo, Noriaki Kakyoin, Caesar Zeppeli, and Josuke Higashikata (from Diamond Is Unbreakable), but also revealed the introduction of new characters Rudol von Stroheim and Diego Brando. Voice actors from All Star Battle as well as the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders anime adaptation reprise their roles in Eyes of Heaven. The game's genre is described as "Stylish Tag JoJo Action" (スタイリッシュタッグジョジョアクション, Sutairisshu Taggu JoJo Akushon), referring to its tag team style fighting. A demo of the game was revealed at the 2015 Jump Festa on December 20, 2014, and was made public on the Japanese PlayStation Store on January 29, 2015. On June 20, 2015, a second trailer for Eyes of Heaven was publicly revealed in downtown Shinjuku at the Studio Alta building. The trailer showcased all playable characters revealed so far from Phantom Blood to Diamond Is Unbreakable, as well as adventure and arena stages based on the locations featured in the manga.

The developer's official Twitter revealed on July 18, 2015, that the story mode for Eyes of Heaven would be personally handled by series creator Hirohiko Araki. In addition, it was also promised that the game would receive no paid downloadable content (DLC) or microtransactions beyond release, though they noted the possibility of preorder DLC. On August 21, 2015, a new key visual unveiled for the game revealed the remaining Parts, Stone Ocean and JoJolion alongside the playability of main protagonists Jolyne Cujoh, Johnny Joestar and Josuke Higashikata. On September 11, an issue of Jump magazine revealed the inclusion of the remaining Diamond is Unbreakable characters previously appearing in All-Star Battle, being Rohan Kishibe, Okuyasu Nijimura and Kosaku Kawajiri, as well as the game's upcoming playable appearance at the 2015 Tokyo Game Show. In addition, it was also announced that players who buy the first printing of the game would receive a limited-available code that allows them to play as Jotaro Kujo in his Part 4 incarnation (unavailable for use in either the game's Story Mode or in a Tag Team match paired with his Part 3 counterpart). Lastly, the game's release date of December 17, 2015 was revealed.

The third trailer of Eyes of Heaven was revealed on September 20, 2015, during a special JoJo conference, along with several gameplay demonstrations streamed live. The trailer is once again narrated by Rohan Kishibe who meets with Tonio Trussardi at the "Cafe Deux Magots", and is later confronted by a shadowy figure once he discovers a fallen "Book of Heaven".

Characters[]

Playable[]

  • Joseph Joestar (CV: Tomokazu Sugita)
  • Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli (CV: Takuya Satō)
  • Lisa Lisa (CV: Atsuko Tanaka)
  • Rudol von Stroheim (CV: Atsushi Imaruoka)
  • Wamuu (CV: Akio Ohtsuka)
  • Esidisi (CV: Keiji Fujiwara)
  • Kars (CV: Kazuhiko Inoue)

  • Jotaro Kujo (CV: Daisuke Ono)
  • Old Joseph Joestar (CV: Unshō Ishizuka)
  • Muhammad Avdol (CV: Kenta Miyake)
  • Noriaki Kakyoin (CV: Daisuke Hirakawa)
  • Jean Pierre Polnareff (CV: Fuminori Komatsu)
  • Iggy (CV: Misato Fukuen)
  • Hol Horse (CV: Hidenobu Kiuchi)
  • N'Doul (CV: Kentarō Itō)
  • Mariah (CV: Ayahi Takagaki)
  • Pet Shop (Sound Effect)
  • Vanilla Ice (CV: Shou Hayami)
  • DIO (CV: Takehito Koyasu)

  • Josuke Higashikata (CV: Wataru Hatano)
  • Okuyasu Nijimura (CV: Wataru Takagi)
  • Koichi Hirose (CV: Romi Park)
  • Rohan Kishibe (CV: Hiroshi Kamiya)
  • Yukako Yamagishi (CV: Chinatsu Akasaki)
  • Shigekiyo Yangu (CV: Kappei Yamaguchi)
  • Akira Otoishi (CV: Showtaro Morikubo)
  • Yoshikage Kira (CV: Rikiya Koyama)
  • Kosaku Kawajiri (CV: Rikiya Koyama)
  • Jotaro Kujo (Part 4) (CV: Daisuke Ono)

  • Giorno Giovanna (CV: Daisuke Namikawa)
  • Bruno Bucciarati (CV: Noriaki Sugiyama)
  • Guido Mista (CV: Kenji Akabane)
  • Narancia Ghirga (CV:Yuuko Sanpei)
  • Pannacotta Fugo (CV: Hisafumi Oda)
  • Trish Una (CV: Nao Toyama)
  • Diavolo (CV: Toshiyuki Morikawa)

  • Jolyne Cujoh (CV: Miyuki Sawashiro)
  • Ermes Costello (CV: Chizu Yonemoto)
  • Narciso Anasui (CV: Yuichi Nakamura)
  • Weather Report (CV: Tōru Ōkawa)
  • Enrico Pucci (CV: Jouji Nakata)
  • Awaiting the New Moon Pucci (CV: Jouji Nakata)

  • Johnny Joestar (CV: Yūki Kaji)
  • Gyro Zeppeli (CV: Shinichiro Miki)
  • Diego Brando (CV: Takehito Koyasu)
  • Diego Brando from Another Universe (CV: Takehito Koyasu)
  • Funny Valentine (CV: Yasuyuki Kase)

  • Josuke Higashikata (CV: Mitsuaki Madono)
  • Joshu Higashikata (CV: Hiroaki Miura)


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    Part 1 JonathanEOH
    Jonathan
    ZeppeliEOH
    Zeppeli
    SpeedwagonEOH
    Speedwagon
    DioBrandoEOH
    Dio
    Style Ripple Ripple Ogre Street Vampire
    Part 2 JosephEOH
    Joseph
    CaesarEOH
    Caesar
    LisaLisaEoH
    Lisa Lisa
    StroheimEOH
    Stroheim
    WamuuEOH
    Wamuu
    EsidisiEOH
    Esidisi
    KarsEOH
    Kars
    Style Ripple Ripple Ripple German Sci. Wind Mode Heat Mode Light Mode
    Part 3 JotaroEOH
    Jotaro
    OldJosephEOH
    Old Joseph
    AvdolEOH
    Avdol
    KakyoinEOH
    Kakyoin
    PolnareffEOH
    Polnareff
    IggyEOH
    Iggy
    HolHorseEOH
    Hol Horse
    NDoulEOH
    N'Doul
    MariahEOH
    Mariah
    PetShopEOH
    Pet Shop
    Vanilla Ice EOH
    Vanilla
    DIO EOH
    DIO
    Style Stand Stand/Ripple Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand/Vampire Stand/Vampire
    Part 4 JosukeEOH
    Josuke
    OkuyasuEOH
    Okuyasu
    KoichiEOH
    Koichi
    RohanEOH
    Rohan
    PartIVJotaroEOH
    JotaroDLC
    YukakoEOH
    Yukako
    Shigechi EoH
    Shigechi
    Akira EoH
    Otoishi
    Kira EoH
    Kira
    KawajiriEOH
    Kawajiri
    Style Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand
    Part 5 GiornoEOH
    Giorno
    Buccellati EOH
    Bucciarati
    MistaEOH
    Mista
    NaranciaEOH
    Narancia
    FugoEOH
    Fugo
    Trish EOH
    Trish
    Diavolo EOH
    Diavolo
    Style Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand
    Part 6 Jolyne EoH
    Jolyne
    Ermes EoH
    Ermes
    AnnasuiEOH
    Anasui
    WeatherReport EoH
    Weather
    Pucci EoH
    Pucci
    NewPucciEOH
    New Pucci
    Style Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand Stand
    Part 7 linkBr=Johnny Joestar
    Johnny
    GyroEOH
    Gyro
    DiegoEOH
    Diego
    AnotherDiegoEOH
    Diego (AU)
    FunnyEOH
    Valentine
    Style Mounted/ Stand Spin/Mounted/
    Stand
    Mounted/
    Stand
    Mounted/
    Stand
    Stand
    Part 8 Josuke JJL EOH
    Josuke (JJL)
    Joshu eoh
    Joshu
    Style Stand Stand

    Stands[]

    Part 3 S.Platinum EOH
    Star Platinum
    HermitPurpleEOH
    Hermit Purple
    MagiciansRedEOH
    Magician's Red
    Hierophant EOH
    H. Green
    SilverChariotEOH
    Silver Chariot
    THEFOOLEOH
    The Fool
    EmperorEOH
    Emperor
    GebEOH
    Geb
    BastetEOH
    Bastet
    HorusEOH
    Horus
    CreamEoH
    Cream
    The World EOH
    The World
    Part 4 CrazyD EOH
    Crazy Diamond
    TheHand EoH
    The Hand
    EchoesAct1EOH
    Echoes (Act1)
    EchoesAct2EOH
    Echoes (Act2)
    ECHOESACT3EOH
    Echoes (Act3)
    Heaven's Door EOH
    Heaven's Door
    L.DULUXE EOH
    Love Deluxe
    Harvest EoH
    Harvest
    RHCP EoH
    RHCP
    KillerQueen EoH
    Killer Queen
    Part 5 GoldExperienceEOH
    G. Experience
    GER EOH
    GER
    Sticky Fingers EOH
    Sticky Fingers
    SexPistolsEOH
    Sex Pistols
    Aerosmith EOH
    Aerosmith
    PurpleHaze EOH
    Purple Haze
    SpiceGirlEOH
    Spice Girl
    KingCrimsonEOH
    King Crimson
    Part 6 StoneFree EoH
    Stone Free
    Kiss EoH
    Kiss
    Diver Down EOH
    Diver Down
    WeatherReportStand EoH
    W. Report
    Whitesnake EoH
    Whitesnake
    C-MOON EoH
    C-Moon
    MIH EOH
    MIH
    Part 7 TuskAct1EOH
    Tusk (Act1)
    TuskAct2EOH
    Tusk (Act2)
    TuskAct3EOH
    Tusk (Act3)
    TuskAct4EOH
    Tusk (Act4)
    BallBreakerEOH
    Ball Breaker
    Scary Monster EOH
    Scary Monsters
    The World Part7 EOH
    THE WORLD
    D4CEOH
    D4C
    Part 8 S&W EOH
    Soft & Wet
    NKC EOH
    NKC
    Exclusive TWOH EOH
    The World
    Over Heaven

    Stages[]

    Stages are designed as large, dynamic 3D environments with varying altitudes. Much like All Star Battle, most contain gimmicks, hazards, and situation finishes. When a certain Situation Finish is performed on the correct character on the corresponding stage, a colored manga panel is displayed.

    • Joestar Mansion (ジョースター邸 Jōsutā-tei)
      • Stage Gimmick 1: When players are close to broken windows, Zombies can grab and hurt them and leave them open to attacks.
      • Stage Gimmick 2: Throughout the match, the raging fires will grow in intensity and cause harm.
      • Situation Finish: Loser is thrown onto the Love Goddess's statue, recreating Dio's first defeat.

  • Air Supplena Island (エア・サプレーナ島 Ea Sapurēna-tō)
    • Stage Gimmick: The spikes on the stage cause gradual damage to every character except Ripple user (until their stamina meter runs out), vampire, and Pillar Men characters. Big damage is taken if characters are knocked down onto them.

  • Nightmare World (悪夢世界(ナイトメア・ワールド) Naitomea Wārudo)
    • Stage Gimmick: Death Thirteen appears and attacks the players. It has a health bar of its own and can be attacked and defeated by the players.
  • CairoW Street Rooftops (カイロ市街屋上 Kairo Shigai Okujō)
    • Stage Gimmick: Players knocked into the neon "AIR" sign will cause the individual letters to malfunction and fall forward, dealing additional damage to the victim and electrocuting anybody in range.
    • Situation Finish: Loser is sent crashing into a water tower, recreating Kakyoin's death scene. If Kakyoin himself is the victim, the manga panel showing his death appears, and his body is left there for the rest of the match.

  • Boing-Boing Cape (ボヨヨン岬 Boyoyon-misaki)
    • Stage Gimmick 1: Anyone that falls off the cliff may be bounced back up due to the SFX created by Echoes ACT2, recreating Koichi's saving of Yukako.
    • Stage Gimmick 2: Various "bouncing" SFX created by Echoes ACT2 can bounce players to various locations around the stage.
    • Stage Gimmick 3: Various "sizzling" SFX created by Echoes ACT2 can harm and knock back characters who touch it, potentially into the "bouncing" SFX.
  • Morioh (杜王町 Moriō-cho)
    • Stage Gimmick 1: Players can ride and attack from Rohan's motorbike, allowing quick traversal of the map. The bike can also be picked up and thrown as an explosive, inflicting heavy damage and setting the target area on fire.
    • Stage Gimmick 2: Cafe Deux Magots serves an espresso to players who stop by at the glowing table, restoring health.
    • Situation Finish: The hands from Reimi's Alley grab the loser and drag them into the abyss.

  • NaplesW Station (ネアポリス駅 Neaporisu-eki)
    • Stage Gimmick 1: Prosciutto patrols the area, attacking anyone who comes near with their respective Stands. Grateful Dead ages everyone on stage, slowing them down to a walk. Ice trays found around the stage can nullify the effect.
    • Stage Gimmick 2: After Prosciutto is defeated, Pesci will come out of the train and snare anyone in his field of view with Beach Boy, leaving them vulnerable to opponents and slamming them into the side of the train if they do not escape.
  • ColosseumW (コロッセオ Korosseo)
    • Stage Gimmick 1: Mr.President's key can be found lying about the stage. Anyone who picks it up can enter Coco Jumbo, also slowly wandering the stage, in order to restore health and heal status ailments.
    • Stage Gimmick 2: Chariot Requiem appears after a certain amount of time and causes any players within range to fall asleep and be left vulnerable for some time. The soul that is its weakness will follow a random character, frequently switching. Destroying it will banish Requiem.

  • Green Dolphin Street Prison (G.D.st 刑務所 Gurīn Dorufin Sutorīto Keimusho)
    • Stage Gimmick 1: Gwess's Goo Goo Dolls can shrink opponents, making them take more damage, but must be paid using money found around the map first. Shrunken characters can enter the grates in the map, allowing escape from pursuers.
    • Stage Gimmick 2: Emporio's ability lets players teleport around the map.
    • Stage Gimmick 3: Sports Maxx's Limp Bizkit sets an invisible zombie alligator out into the prison, attacking whoever gets in its way. Has its own health bar.
  • Cape CanaveralW (ケープ・カナベラル Kēpu Kanaberaru)
    • Stage Gimmick: At a certain point during the natural progression of the battle the gravity of the stage shifts and turns it on its side, completely changing the map.

  • Rocky MountainW Town (ロッキー山脈麓の村 Rokkī-sanmyaku Fumoto no Mura)
    • Stage Gimmick: Several dinosaurs created by Diego can attack the players.

  • Higashikata House (東方家 Higashikata-ke)
    • Stage Gimmick: Tsurugi periodically opens the hatch to the Higashikata House's basement and allows a player to rest there, restoring health.

  • These Stages only appear in Story Mode.

    • Cairo Bridge (Chapter 1)
    • Cairo Street (Chapter 1 & Final)
    • Cairo Airport (Chapter 1 & Final)
    • Philadelphia Coastline (Chapter 7)
    • Heaven DIO's Stage (Chapter 9 & 10)
    • Destroyed Cairo Bridge (Chapter Final)

    Gallery[]

    Phantom Blood
    Battle Tendency
    Stardust Crusaders
    Diamond Is Unbreakable
    Vento Aureo
    Stone Ocean
    Steel Ball Run
    JoJolion
    Exclusive
    Promotional
    Videos
    BGM List
    No. Title (Japanese) Title (English)
    1 TBA Title Screen
    2 TBA Character Select
    3 TBA Mode Select
    4 TBA Results
    5 TBA Pre-Battle Cutscene
    6 TBA Gallery
    7 TBA Free Battle
    8 TBA Online
    9 TBA JoJo Glossary
    10 TBA Shop
    11 TBA Options
    12 TBA Customize
    13 TBA Story
    14 TBA Poker
    15 TBA Jonathan Battle BGM
    16 TBA Zeppeli Battle BGM
    17 TBA Speedwagon Battle BGM
    18 TBA Dio Battle BGM
    19 TBA Joseph Battle BGM
    20 TBA Caesar Battle BGM
    21 TBA Lisa Lisa Battle BGM
    22 TBA Stroheim Battle BGM
    23 TBA Wamuu Battle BGM
    24 TBA Esidisi Battle BGM
    25 TBA Kars Battle BGM
    26 TBA Jotaro Battle BGM
    27 TBA Kakyoin Battle BGM
    28 TBA Old Joseph Battle BGM
    29 TBA Avdol Battle BGM
    30 TBA Polnareff Battle BGM
    31 TBA Iggy Battle BGM
    32 TBA Hol Horse Battle BGM
    33 TBA N'doul Battle BGM
    34 TBA Mariah Battle BGM
    35 TBA Pet Shop Battle BGM
    36 TBA Vanilla Ice Battle BGM
    37 TBA DIO Battle BGM
    38 TBA Josuke 4 Battle BGM
    39 TBA Okuyasu Battle BGM
    40 TBA Koichi Battle BGM
    41 TBA Rohan Battle BGM
    42 TBA Shigekiyo Battle BGM
    43 TBA Yukako Battle BGM
    44 TBA Akira Battle BGM
    45 TBA Yoshikage Battle BGM
    46 TBA Kosaku Battle BGM
    47 TBA Jotaro (Part 4) Battle BGM
    48 TBA Giorno Battle BGM
    49 TBA Bucciarati Battle BGM
    50 TBA Mista Battle BGM
    51 TBA Narancia Battle BGM
    52 TBA Fugo Battle BGM
    53 TBA Trish Battle BGM
    54 TBA Diavolo Battle BGM
    55 TBA Jolyne Battle BGM
    56 TBA Ermes Battle BGM
    57 TBA Anasui Battle BGM
    58 TBA Weather Battle BGM
    59 TBA Pucci Battle BGM
    60 TBA New Moon Pucci Battle BGM
    61 TBA Johnny Battle BGM
    62 TBA Gyro Battle BGM
    63 TBA Diego Battle BGM
    64 TBA The World Diego Battle BGM
    65 TBA Valentine Battle BGM
    66 TBA Josuke 8 Battle BGM
    67 TBA Joshu Battle BGM
    68 TBA Part 3 Cairo Rooftops
    69 TBA Part 5 The Coliseum
    70 TBA Part 5 Neapolis Train Station
    71 TBA Part 4 Morioh Town and Boing-Boing Cape
    72 TBA Part 1 Joestar Residence
    73 TBA Part 2 Air Supplena Island
    74 TBA Part 6 Cape Canaveral
    75 TBA Part 7 Rocky Mountain Village
    76 TBA Part 8 Higashikata Residence
    77 TBA Part 6 G.D. St. Prison

    Unlisted Tracks:

    • ev00
    • ev01
    • ev02
    • ev03
    • ev04
    • ev05
    • ev06
    • ev07
    • ev08
    • ev09
    • ev10
    • ev11
    • ev12
    • ev13
    • ev14
    • ev15
    • ev16
    • ev17
    • ev18
    • evbtl
    • evbtl1
    • evbtl2
    • evbtl3
    • install
    • staff
    • title

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    Trivia[]

    Cover comparison
    • The games' cover is an homage to the cover of the seventeenth volume of the series. Moreover, several character postures directly reference artwork and other famous drawings by Araki.
    • A demo was presented at Jump Festa 2015 with 7 characters: Joseph Joestar, Caesar Zeppeli, Rudol von Stroheim, Jotaro Kujo, Noriaki Kakyoin, Josuke Higashikata, and Diego Brando. It was released afterwards on PSN for PS4 only.[4]
    • Unlike the previous game, most of the pre-Part 4 character's voice actors, default color scheme and clothing match their anime counterparts.
      • Some characters outside the anime, prior to Part 4's anime debut were also recast as a result of their voice actors being used in the anime.
    • In an interview with CyberConnect2's boss, Hiroshi Matsuyama, he made a point in saying the game had no paid DLC or microtransactions.[3]
    • Stroheim has 2 costumes in the Japanese version: his basic military Uniform from the beginning of Part 2, and his cyborg outfit. In the west, this was changed so that the outfit was removed fully, most likely due to the Second World War.
    • Jotaro Kujo and his Part 4's self, Enrico Pucci and his New Moon form, Diego Brando and THE WORLD Diego cannot team up, presumably due to the characters not being involved around the storyline's chapters, unlike both Part 2/younger and Part 3/older Joseph Joestars, Dio Brando and his Part 3 DIO form, and Yoshikage Kira and his Kosaku Kawajiri disguise.

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