When people talk about mecha, Gundam is usually the first thing that comes to their mind. While there have been many Jojo's games since this one, this game is still one of the best when it comes to style. The whole package was made more enticing by the several original artworks made by the creator of the manga, Hirohiko Araki.

The hook in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure was Stands, cosmic/spiritual beings that were integrated into the fighter’s moveset but also able to be summoned as a separate entity. Made by Capcom, it ran on the same graphics engine as Street Fighter III and featured a completely new and innovative combat system. However, 14 years before that, Arcade players and Dreamcast owners got a taste of Jojo in the fighting game simply called JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. until the anime adaptation that started in 2012.

The Jojo's Bizarre Adventure manga series has been around since the '80s but had not reached peak popularity in the U.S.

True to the series, characters in Bleach DS have quick shunpo dashes that allow them to close distance extremely quickly and lead to super cool combos, some characters have transformative bankai’s that make them even more badass, and on top of that, its detailed sprites do the show justice even on the DS’s small screen. Bleach is tailor-made for a 2D fighting game, as each character has their own unique weapon, each weapon has a super-powerful bankai form, and fights move at a blisteringly fast pace. The DS was a surprisingly solid handheld for fighting games, and though you might not expect it, Bleach DS was one of the best ones.

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