Battle Arena Toshinden

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A series of weapons-based fighting games developed by Tamsoft. The series gained early fame on the Playstation, but quickly declined in popularity with the appearance of such fighting games as Tekken.

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Overview

The Battle Arena Toshinden franchise is a series of weapon-based fighting games that first appeared in the early PS1 era. The series pits a diverse roster of fighters against one another with a range of different weapon styles. Developed by Tamsoft for most of its history, Dream Factory developed the most recent entry; a Wii (Platform)-exclusive reboot released in 2009 featuring a completely new roster and battle system.

Games

Battle Arena Toshinden (Game)

1 January 1995

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Battle Arena Toshinden 2 (Game)

30 November 1995

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Battle Arena Toshinden Remix (Game)

30 November 1995

Platforms/Saturn

Battle Arena Nitoshinden (Game)

20 September 1996

Platforms/PlayStation

Battle Arena Toshinden Ultimate Revenge Attack (Game)

27 September 1996

Platforms/Saturn

Battle Arena Toshinden 3 (Game)

27 December 1996

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Puzzle Arena Toshinden (Game)

20 June 1997

Platforms/PlayStation

Toshinden Card Quest (Game)

2 April 1998

Platforms/PlayStation

Toshinden 4 (Game)

12 August 1999

Platforms/PlayStation

Toshinden (Game)

10 December 2009

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Franchise details

Name

Battle Arena Toshinden

Features

10 games

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First game

Battle Arena Toshinden (Game)

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Earthworm Jim (Character), Ellis (Character), Duke B Rambert (Character), Eiji Shinjo (Character), Fo Fai (Character), Kayin Amoh (Character), Mondo (Character), Rungo Iron (Character), Sho Shinjo (Character), Sofia (Character), Gaia (Character), Abel (Character), David (Character), Adam (Character), Atahua (Character), Balga (Character), Bayhou (Character), Chaos (Character), Cuiling (Character), Judgement (Character), Ten Count (Character), Leon (Character), Miss Til (Character), Nagisa Iwashiro (Character), Rachael (Character), Shizuku Fuji (Character), Cupido (Character), Tau (Character), Toujin (Character), Tracy (Character), Veil (Character), Vermilion (Character), Zola (Character), Schultz (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Arena (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Character Select Screen (Concept), Combo (Concept), Juggling (Concept), Martial Arts (Concept), Ninja (Concept), Roundhouse Kick (Concept), Super Meter (Concept), Voice Acting (Concept), Cyborg (Concept), Time Limit (Concept), Hand to Hand Combat (Concept), Super Deformation (Concept), Melee (Concept), Bodily Functions as Weapons (Concept), Boss Fight (Concept), Breast Bounce (Concept), Desperation Move (Concept), Projectile (Concept), Dual Wielding (Concept), Spiky-Haired Protagonist (Concept), Dodge (Concept), Moonwalk (Concept), Circle-Strafing (Concept), Franchise Reboot (Concept), Health (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Arena Combat (Concept), Game Over (Concept), Strafing (Concept), Environmental Kill (Concept), Games on which Anime are Based (Concept), Continue (Concept), Dodge Jump (Concept), Multiple Characters on Box Art (Concept), E3 1995 (Concept), Greatest Hits (Concept), Launch Title (Concept), Promo VHS (Concept), Q-Sound (Concept), Redbook Audio (Concept), Ring Out (Concept), Sequel (Concept), Super Game Boy Enhancement (Concept), Western Published Games with Japanese Titles (Concept), Wii Classic Controller Support (Concept), Mirror Match (Concept), Comeback Mechanic (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Spear (Object), Bow (Object), Claw (Object), Chainsaw (Object), Knife (Object), Machine Gun (Object), Whip (Object), Sword (Object), Nunchaku (Object), Club (Object)

People

• Has people: Tommy Tallarico (Person), Nobutoshi Canna (Person), Ryuzaburo Ohtomo (Person), Daisuke Gouri (Person), Brandon Smith (Person), David A. Luehmann (Person), Darryl Williams (Person), Gary Barth (Person), Kaneto Shiozawa (Person), Jörgen Schlegel (Person), Norbert Wellmeyer (Person), Andreas Otte (Person), Antje Sprekeler (Person), David Hoffman (Person), Andrew Glaister (Person), Hiroyuki Kobayashi (Person), Oliver Dannat (Person), Keiichi Nanba (Person), Jason Wilson (Person), Luna Umegaki (Person), Shintarou Nakaoka (Person), Tsukasa Kotobuki (Person), Johann Sebastian Bach (Person), Akihi Motoyama (Person), Carlos Rodriguez (Person), Fumio Tanabe (Person), Hideki Matsumoto (Person), Hisashi Sato (Person), Koh Ogura (Person), Mutsumi Ishimura (Person), Shusaku Yoshikawa (Person), Toru Kawashima (Person), Yasuhiro Nakano (Person), Aki Kobayashi (Person), Etsuhiro Wada (Person), Hideki Kobayashi (Person), Hiroaki Furukawa (Person), Hirohisa Satoh (Person), Makoto Mukai (Person), Masahiro Morikawa (Person), Miho Furukawa (Person), Mitsunori Shoji (Person), Mizuki Muramatsu (Person), Naotaka Suzuki (Person), Nobuyuki Okude (Person), Norihiro Tsujimura (Person), Peter Clark (Person), Shinya Kusunoki (Person), Shunichi Okusa (Person), Takayuki Nakano (Person), Takeshi Ikenoue (Person), Toshiaki Ota (Person), Toshihiro Ichino (Person)