Shonen Jump's "Jump Force" Trailer Drops at E3

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Jump Force features Shonen Jump's coolest heroes such as Naruto, Luffy, Goku, and more.

At Microsoft's E3 conference yesterday, a new fighting game featuring some of Shonen Jump's biggest stars was announced.

Jump Force will feature Naruto, Goku, Monkey B Luffy, and more kickass characters from Japan's biggest manga magazine, which has published titles like Naruto, One Piece, Death Note, Dragon Ball, and more.

Naruto in Six Paths Sage Mode in Jump Force

Slated for release in 2019 on the XBox One and the PS4, players will be able to play as and beat up their favourite shonen heroes in tag teams of three, allowing you to play in teams of your faves. The game will feature stages inspired by the characters' various series, such as Thousand Sunny from One Piece or the Land of Fire from Naruto, while also having real-world stages like Times Square or the Alps.

Goku strides through Times Square in the E3 trailer for Shonen Jump's Jump Force
Goku strides through Times Square in the trailer.

Each character will be able to use their signature fighting style from their series, such as Goku's Super Saiyen mode or Naruto's jinchuriki powers. Light and Ryuk from Death Note were also shown at the end of the trailer, but no combat footage of them was released.

Light and Ryuk from Death Note in the Jump Force trailer from Microsoft's E3 2018 conference
Light and Ryuk's fighting styles aren't revealed in the trailer.

Check out the trailer below, and tell us which character you're most excited to play!


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