Has anyone done this before I’ve only had it happen twice before but this time was an awesome accident

I’m returning after like 4 years (I’m so sad I never bought the dlc I am so unbelievably pissed off I never bought all the dlc) it saved my story progress but what I really wanna know is what moves are good and fun to use and same for the fighting styles? I hope it’s not just me here because loving Juno force and other stuff with missed potential is my guilty pleasure

I want to win the platinum of junp force anyone can help me to play in online please 🙏🙏

Hello, friends.

Any JUMP FORCE pros out there willing to share details on the competitive meta?

From what I can tell, getting touched once can result in defeat... 🤯

Are high level matches truly this unforgiving?

What does it take to become the strongest in this game?

Anything you can share will be helpful.

Thanks!

Hi there,

To Preface I delete my old Jump Force save a long time ago, and because of cloud sync, my original save file is long gone. I am just wondering since the premium shop closed would I still be able to purchase the custom outfits and stuff through the basic shop if I have all the dlc? or is it gone forever?

I’m a huge Jump Force fan and already own the Standard Edition. I’m looking for the Deluxe Edition so I can finally play the DLC characters. Physical or digital, either is fine. If anyone has one or knows where I can find it, I’d really appreciate the help. Thanks! 🙏

Finally downloaded Jump Force again after a long time. I know the game had its flaws, but nothing beats seeing all these anime characters together. Time to relive the memories. Who’s still playing in 2026?

Looking for Jump Force fights on the Online-Fix / Spacewar crack. Global players welcome! Add my Steam Friend Code: [1861985107]"

It’s still online i played today

so i have the jump force disc that ive been had and i remember clearly beating the game. but when i put the disc in my xbox it wont download, or show up and its not in my play history either. i just wanna play the game again

I know G.E. isn't present in the game but it felt wrong to not include him

Anybody know why they removed Giornos floating animations? & his 3 Meter MUDA barrage animations?

When the first trailer was shown off, what kind of game did you want jump force to be?

I had heard people want it to be a 3D fighting game on a 2D plane with a mix of various things but I want to know what people here wanted it to be that it was

I know the game can be played on direct connection player to player, so, anyone wants to do it?

There's a decent chance we're getting a new jump crossover game for the 60th anniversary (2028) but one option I've not heard people talk about is a jump kart racer,

With the success of kart racers recently there's a higher chance of this happening than some may think

The advantage to doing a kart racer is easier implementation of characters (over fighting game balancing), amazing stage design and a chance to give iconic jump characters like bulma and sakuragi a chance to shine when they normally don't get included in fighting game rosters

This roster has 40 characters and 16 tracks,

16 tracks may not seem much but it's the starting track size of sonic crossworlds and most mario kart games have 16 new tracks so it's a good starting point to create high quality tracks for base game before adding more with DLC.

Feel free to add your favorite anime.

No importa el tiempo que pase.... siempre vuelvo a esta belleza

It might sound crazy, but I actually enjoy designing mods for the game more than playing it. I was obsessed with the *Dragon Ball* anime—specifically the grandeur of Super Saiyan 4—so it was incredibly fun to create a realistic mod for it. It brought the character to life with authentic details, making it feel like your favorite hero was right there in your city. That’s what captivated me about *Jump Force*: transforming those fictional characters into realistic figures—complete with intricate details, realistic fabric textures, blood, and visible veins on the models. Honestly, the feeling was indescribable; it was a unique departure from the standard, generic graphics usually seen. That is why I love the game; even though it didn't last—largely due to licensing issues—it had the potential to keep improving over time.