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When Bleach Rebirth of Souls launched, it featured a number of issues like PC crashes, and the latest patch fixes an infinite extended combos issue that can arise. 1.04 keeps those from kicking in and happening due to a bug. There are also fixes for 19 character issues and the Battle and Free Match modes.

The Bleach Rebirth of Souls infinite extended combos issue ended up being the biggest problem. This is because it wasn’t just some offline issue that could help people beat friends or get through the story a little easier. This problem specifically came up during online fights. How it worked is during wake-up, there would be unblockable frames. So the person who started a combo would get to keep up an onslaught and there’d be no way to halt it. That’s gone now. 

Some of the other additions involve the general fights. If you’re in a Battle, you can tweak how the fights look. If you’re not in a story mode fight, you can change it so Spiritual Pressure names won’t show up. You can also make the Reverse Action animations not take away from a match time limit. In Free Match, a fight now lasts 300 seconds (five minutes). There are also new defaults. The region and connection speed options are unlimited when you first get in. You also won’t get Soul Crystals and Spirit Talismans unless you enable them. 

Here are the full 1.04 Bleach Rebirth of Souls patch notes that end the infinite extended combos, adjust Free Match and Battle, and change or fix issues with 19 characters. 

General Battle Adjustment/Changes:

• Reduced the amount of Fighting Spirit gained when a Konpaku is destroyed.
• Fixed an issue where the damage stun of Chain Reverse varied depending on the Awakening stage.
• In online matches, adjusted unintended unblockable frames during wake-up, correcting an issue where combos could be infinitely extended.

Game Mode Adjustments/Changes:

• FREE MATCH
  • Changed the match time to 300 seconds.
  • Set the default for Matchmaking Region and Connection Speed in the matchmaking settings to Unlimited.
  • Set the default for Soul Crystals and Spirit Talismans in the matchmaking settings to Disabled.

• BATTLE:
  • Turned OFF the display of technique names triggered by Spiritual Pressure Move outside of NPC battles.
  • Changed the specification so that the time limit does not stop during Reverse Actions.

Character Adjustments/Changes:

• Ichigo Kurosaki (Bankai):
  • Hakugeki: Fixed an issue where the forward movement distance became excessive when inputting Hakugeki after landing an attack.
  • Flash Attack Follow-Up: Fixed an issue where follow-up would not occur correctly with certain inputs during Awakening or Getsuga Aura State.
  • Reduced the Reishi amount upon Reawakening.

• Ichigo Kurosaki (Final Getsugatensho):
  • Spiritual Pressure Move 1: Fixed an issue where it would not follow-up correctly under certain circumstances.
  • Signature Move: Restricted the use of certain actions after a hit.
    • Increased the amount of Spirit Energy given to the opponent upon a hit.

  • Increased the amount of Fighting Spirit required to transition to Kikon Channel and Spirit Drive.
  • Significantly increased the amount of Fighting Spirit given to the opponent upon a Kikon Move hit.

• Uryu Ishida:
  • Breaker: Made it so combos can be connected when performing Follow-up Hohô after a Breaker.
  • Spiritual Pressure Move 2: [Reawakening] Adjusted the attack hitbox to prevent multi-hit.
  • Reishi Concentration State: Made it so specific combos can be connected during the effect.
  • Follow-up Hohô: Made it so it follows-up correctly with specific inputs.

• Yoruichi Shihoin:
  • Breaker: Adjusted the behavior against certain characters upon a hit.

• Renji Abarai:
  • Awakening: Changed it so Reishi is not restored upon Awakening, but are carried over as a percentage.
  • Weakening: Adjusted the behavior when transitioning to Weakening.

• Rukia Kuchiki:
  • Signature Move: Made it cancellable into Follow-up Hohô.
    Increased the damage amount during Awakening.
  • Signature Move (charged): Adjusted the frame advantage of the charged attack to prevent it from hitting again.
  • Adjusted the damage of some actions against the guard gauge.

• Izuru Kira
  • Signature Move: Made it so it follows up correctly with specific inputs.
  • Signature Move (charged): Made it so that the opponent can guard upon recovery when used against specific characters.

• Ikkaku Madarame:
  • Follow-up Hohô: Made it so it hits correctly against specific characters.
  • Signature Move (During Spiritual Pressure Move 1 Effect): Increased the damage amount of the Parry step button follow-up during Spiritual Pressure Move 2 activation.
  • Spiritual Pressure Move 1: Fixed an issue where it could be cancelled into other actions at unintended timings.

• Shigekuni Genryusai Yamamoto:
  • Signature Move: Fixed an issue where the second hit of the attack could not be used when entering Hellfire State at the time of use.
  • Special Flash Attack: Fixed an issue where it would not follow up correctly when blocked.
    • Adjusted the frame advantage on hit and block.

  • Spiritual Pressure Move 2: Fixed an issue where the attack hitbox would disappear under certain circumstances.

• Sosuke Aizen:
  • Flash Attack: Increased the damage when the Hôgyoku Fusion level increases.
  • Spiritual Pressure Move 1: [Re-Awakened] Fixed an issue where it would not hit certain characters correctly.
  • Signature Move: [Normal State /Hôgyoku Fusion - Second Phase /Awakened] Fixed an issue where it would not follow-up correctly with specific inputs.
  • Shortened the time to transition to Hôgyoku Fusion - Second Phase.
  • Reduced the amount of Fighting Spirit required to Awaken from Hôgyoku Fusion - Second Phase.

• Byakuya Kuchiki:
  • Signature Move: Made it so it cannot follow-up from Quick Attack or Flash Attack.
    Fixed an issue where it could not follow-up to Hakugeki when following up to Flash Attack.
  • Flash Attack: Made it so it attacks by matching the position when there is a certain height difference with the opponent.

• Sajin Komamura:
  • Awakening: Changed it so Reishi is not restored upon Awakening, but are carried over as a percentage.
  • Weakening: Adjusted the behavior when transitioning to Weakening.

• Kaname Tosen:
  • Spiritual Pressure Move 2: Made it so it follows-up correctly when a counter is successful under certain circumstances.
  • Made it possible to immediately transition to another action after certain actions.

• Mayuri Kurotsuchi:
  • Flash Attack Follow-Up: Fixed an issue where it could be cancelled at unintended timings.
  • Spiritual Pressure Move 2: Fixed an issue where the attack would not hit correctly against opponents with Reishi below a certain amount.
    o    Kikon Move 1 Normal State: Fixed an issue where it would not hit correctly under certain circumstances.
    o    Follow-up Hohô: Adjusted the combo scaling during combos.

• Kaien Shiba:
  • Signature Move: Made it so it follows up correctly with specific inputs.
  • Special Flash Attack: Adjusted the charge time when in Current Aura State.

• Shinji Hirako:
  • Signature Move: Fixed an issue where the follow-up attack after a successful counter would not connect against certain techniques of the opponent.
  • Breaker: Adjusted the standing position when a Breaker is parried.
  • Made it so combos can be connected correctly against specific characters.

• Coyote Starrk:
  • Quick Attack: [Normal State] Fixed an issue where combos could be infinitely extended under certain circumstances.
  • Special Flash Attack: Made it so it follows up correctly with specific inputs.
  • Breaker: Adjusted the standing position when a Breaker is parried.
  • Follow-up Hohô: [Normal State] Fixed an issue where damage would decrease during Spiritual Pressure Move 2 activation.
  • Flash Attack: [Awakened] Fixed an issue where combos would not hit correctly under certain circumstances.
  • Special Condition: [Awakened] Fixed an issue where Blue Flame Wolf Stock would not be consumed correctly despite having Blue Flame Wolf Stock under certain circumstances.

• Tier Halibel:
  • Special Condition: Fixed an issue where the Aura Gauge would not increase with certain actions.
  • Spiritual Pressure Move 2: Increased the invincibility time.
  • Quick Attack: [Awakened] Increased the block stun time in a signature upgrade state.

• Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck:
  • Kikon Move 1 Normal State: Fixed an issue where it would not hit correctly during online matches.
  • Follow-up Hohô: Made it so it follows up correctly with specific inputs.
  • Spiritual Pressure Move 2: [Awakened] Fixed an issue where it would not follows up correctly.

Others

• Adjusted the movements of some battle actions.
• Improved usability and operational stability.

Bleach Rebirth of Souls is available for the PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC. 

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Bleach Rebirth of Souls launched for consoles and the PC via Steam, and Bandai Namco confirmed it is aware of many PC crash reports. It announced Tamsoft is working on a patch and also shared a few possible solutions that might help in the meantime. The console versions don't seem to be affected.

There are two times when people tend to be experiencing a crash or other problem impeding play in the PC version of Bleach Rebirth of Souls bought via Steam. One involves it crashing immediately after the introduction and seeing the Bandai Namco and Tamsoft logos. This might be tied to using multiple monitors. If you do, Bandai Namco says not to switch between them. The other option might involve only seeing a red screen or the game crashing. The solution there is to change the Graphic Quality setting. 

Here are the exact instructions Bandai Namco shared for the graphic adjustment that might fix one problem:

If you are encountering a red screen, please try the following solution.

Please change the display quality from [Automatically select on Windows] to [High performance] in the Application options (graphics basic settings)

Bandai Namco also requested anyone filing crash reports provide two pieces of information. One is to share the Windows system software version by sharing the edition of windows, the version, and the OS build. It also asked if you are using the Quality, Balanced, or Performance Graphic Quality option. 

As of 12:30pm ET on March 21, 2025, over 1,100 comments appeared in a Steam discussion thread about the Bleach Rebirth of Souls PC crash reports. People also reported issues with shaders, audio not playing properly, and frame rate issues.

Bleach Rebirth of Souls will come to the PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC on March 21, 2025. The Bleach anime, including Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War, are streaming on on Disney+ and Hulu. Viz Media handles the manga series outside of Japan.

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At Anime Expo 2024, Bandai Namco and Tamsoft announced the new Bleach: Rebirth of Souls game, and now there’s a chance to hear two songs from its soundtrack. The companies shared the songs “Rebirth” and "Absolution" by The BONEZ and Sound Composer Takeharu Ishimoto on social media.

First, here’s the full one minute and twenty-four second clip of “Rebirth.” The Bleach: Rebirth of Souls song features some lyrics to it, and it sounds like it could be the sort of track off a soundtrack used for a something like a menu. There’s no gameplay footage shown during it. Only the key art of Ichigo in his Soul Reaper attire appears alongside the game logo.

Next, here is how "Absolution" sounds.

Takeharu Ishimoto recently worked on Neo: The World Ends with You, following work on the original TWEWY game and anime soundtrack. The Steam page for the 2024 release Tsurugihime also confirmed he is a composer for it.

Bleach Rebirth of Souls is now in development for the PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, and Windows PC. There's no release window for the game just yet, beyond "coming soon." The Bleach anime, including Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War, is streaming on Disney+ and Hulu. Viz Media handles the manga.

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LRG 3DS Physical copies of Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson are on the way. The company opened up pre-orders for it on June 28, 2022. It will cost $39.99. While there’s no exact figure regarding how many will be available, there will only be a limited number made. Once sold out, people will not be able to get a copy of the Double D Edition.

The Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson Double D Edition doesn’t just give folks a copy of the game. They also get an extra bonus. A two-disc soundtrack is included. It features songs taken directly from the beat'em up.

Here's a closer look at the 3DS game and CDs that will come with it.

This is essentially a reproduction of the original September 2015 release. At the time, XSEED Games offered a $49.99 special edition that also gave people a copy of the game and the soundtrack.

LRG is now accepting pre-orders for physical copies of Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson for the Nintendo 3DS. It is in pre-production, and there's no exact release date for it yet. Digital copies are immediately available.

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There’s a new interview video discussing the Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars crossover, its characters, and other elements of the game. It featured Neptunia series Producer Naoko Mizuno and Neptunia x Senran Kagura Co-Producer Makoto Kitano discussing the game. Things began with how the crossover itself happened, before getting into finer details about its development.

First, Mizuno and Kitano explained that the team wanted to make the next entry in the Neptunia series “Neptune with a ninja theme.” Mizuno also mentioned how Neptune appeared in the Senran Kagura series before. She showed up as DLC in Senran Kagura: Peach Beach Splash. When the team approached Marvelous, owners of the Senran Kagura IP, it ended up turning into something more. Mizuno also mentioned being briefly concerned that the characters from the two series wouldn’t look well alongside each other in Neptunia x Senran Kagura, but was reassured after seeing them together. Kitano also noted how typically “the guest character is influenced by the game they’re visiting,” but that didn’t happen here.

Here’s the full Neptunia x Senran Kagura interview, which also featured them talking about merging characters and series together and briefly discussed the bath scenes in-game.

Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars will show up on the Nintendo Switch on April 19, 2022 in North America and April 22, 2022 in Europe. It will appear on PCs on May 11, 2022. The game is immediately available on the PS4 worldwide and Switch in Japan.

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Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars has a new home on the Switch. Which might get people wondering. This is a game that was made for the PS4. Can the Switch handle it? Will it feel the same? Given that Tamsoft’s Neptunia beat’em ups showed up on handhelds before, it seemed like a safe bet. In practice, it does work. Not only that, but I felt like some issues with the PS4 release were a little easier to bear on the new platform.

Part of the reason Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars out well is because it is easier to be more forgiving when it comes to its inconsistencies. The PS4 version of the game is fine for what it is. However, it looks like a budget game. There are a limited number of enemies. This applies both to how many appear in the bestiary and on the field at once. (Palette swaps show up to increase its size.) The environments get repetitive and don’t look great. But on the Switch, it somehow doesn’t seem so bad. Especially if you are playing in Handheld mode. The smaller screen, with its reduced resolution, makes boring environments easier to bear. I would almost say the fact that the character models might not look as sharp as they do on the PS4 means it isn’t such a major disparity between them and the world they inhabit.

In of the tech, the Switch also handles Neptunia x Senran: Ninja Wars rather well. There’s no slowdown or lag, even if quite a few enemies are onscreen at once. The loading ahead of levels isn’t too egregious. It’s typically under 30 seconds. Inputs are responsive. So even though this isn’t the most elaborate beat’em up with the most intricate combos, I never felt like I was faltering due to a delay in it recognizing my actions.

The nature of Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars lends itself well to a handheld as well. When I played it on the PS4, I had an okay time. It was fine. But I was also experiencing it under less than ideal conditions. I would have to play in sessions that lasted hours. Given the repetitive nature of its missions and reused enemies and environments, that isn’t ideal! This is more of a game in which a person plays for 30 minutes, maybe 60 minutes at most. Complete one mission or two. Go do something else. Come back when you want to revisit it because you like the characters. It works better that way.

I also found it easier to accept Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars as a solo experience on the Switch. I’d attribute this to it being a sort of console someone might be more likely to play on their own. If you’re on a Switch Lite or playing undocked, there’s not this constant reminder someone else could be going through a beat’em up with you.

Is Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars the best Neptunia or Senran Kagura beat’em up? No. Is it entertaining for what it is? I’d say so. I would even say it fares a bit better on the Switch than on the PS4. I know sometimes I go into a Switch version of this sort of game with tempered expectations. That makes it easier to accept certain things about it.

Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars will come to the Nintendo Switch on April 19, 2022 in North America and on April 22, 2022 in Europe. It is immediately available on the PS4 worldwide and Switch in Japan. A PC version will appear on May 11, 2022.

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We now know when the heroines from the Neptunia and Senran Kagura series will meet on a new platform. Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars will come to the PC via Steam on May 11, 2022. The product page is already live. This announcement follows a January and February 2022 closed beta test.

As a reminder, Neptunia x Senran Kagura is set in an entirely alternate reality. The console goddesses like Neptune, Noir, Blanc, and Vert are now Compa ninjas in Heartland. When the game begins, they are feuding with the Honeypa shinobi from Marveland. (That is where the Senran Kagura characters Asuka, Homura, Yumi, and Miyabi are from.) However, when the Steeme Legion invades, they come together to defeat them.

This wasn't the only Neptunia x Senran Kagura news to come up. There's also a new trailer out. It shows how the game runs on the Nintendo Switch. That version of the game will appear a month before the PC debut.

Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars will come to the PC via Steam on May 11, 2022. It is immediately available on the PS4. The Nintendo Switch version of the game will appear on April 19, 2022 in North America and April 22, 2022 in Europe.

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As December 2021 came to a close, Idea Factory International announced Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars would appear on the Nintendo Switch. At the time, only a March 2022 release date was offered for Japan. Now, it’s confirmed it will appear worldwide. Folks can expect it in April. It will show up first in North America on April 19, 2022. Then, it will come to Europe on April 22, 2022. People will be able to get a digital or physical copy.

As a reminder, the Switch version of the game will be a bit different. There will be two extra difficulty levels. People can head to the Options to choose Easy or Hard. The Easy mode will apparently increase the amount of damage player characters deal. However, Hard will increase the strength of enemy attacks.

There will also be free Alternate Costume DLC. This offers eight costumes for Neptune, Noire, Blanc, Vert, Asuka, Homura, Yumi, and Miyabi. There's also a screenshot showing those off.

While the Switch version of Neptunia x Senran Kagura got a Western release date, there isn’t one for PCs yet. The action-RPG will head to Steam and also include the new difficulty option and costume DLC. However, there’s no release window for it yet.

Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars will come to the Nintendo Switch on March 17, 2022 in Japan, April 19, 2022 in North America, and on April 22, 2022 in Europe. It is immediately available on the PS4 worldwide. A PC version is in development as well.

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Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars will release for the Nintendo Switch on March 17, 2022. This version of the game will come with additional content, and eight DLC costumes. It will cost 8,360 yen, or $73, for the standard version. A limited edition will be available, and will cost 11,660 yen, or $102. [Thanks, ryokutya2089!]

The additional content includes an "Extremely Hard Mode," which will offer more challenging enemies for players. The Switch release will also have a "Mushy Mushy Mode." As mentioned previously, a total of eight DLC costumes will be immediately available through this version of the game. And, lastly, the Nintendo Switch version will feature additional sub events. More information regarding the limited edition version of the game will arrive sometime in the future.

In September 2021, Idea Factory International announced Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars would receive a Western release in October 2021. Alongside the announcement, a limited edition version of the PlayStation 4 release was revealed. This included a steel case, official soundtrack, and a collector's box.

Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars is a crossover title featuring characters from both Senran Kagura and Hyper Dimension Neptunia. Additionally, it was revealed that Goh from Shinobido would appear in the crossover game. However, this character would receive an entirely new design.

Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars is immediately available for PS4, and will release for Nintendo Switch in Japan on March 17, 2022.

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At a glance, Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars might not make sense. One series is about console goddesses. The other’s about ninjas. Two different companies own the IPs. The only commonality might be a superficial one. That perhaps there could be a shared audience among people who enjoy Japanese games. But the thing about the game is that it works. It might not be as well done as something like Senran Kagura 2: Deep Crimson. Its story might not be as great as the early Neptunia games. But for many reasons, it works.

Part of that comes from its foundation. Before we even get into how character interactions and story decisions might help, the developer factors in. While Neptunia as a series is tied to Idea Factory and Marvelous has Senran Kagura, Tamsoft is tied to both series. Senran Kagura Burst, Estival Versus, Deep Crimson… it is behind them all. (It even handled spin-offs like Bon Appetit and Peach Beach Splash, so the developer knows what its doing.) While Compile Heart tends to be in charge for Neptunia, the action-RPGs are Tamsoft’s domain as well.

This means that Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars has the right kind of feel. Some characters are speedier than others and feel great for combos. For example, both Purple Heart and Asuka fall into that category. Others pack heavier hits, like White Heart and Homura. (Not that they don’t have as satisfying combos, but when the final blow lands it really hits harder and has sufficient knockback.) Also Asuka, Homura, Miyabi, and Yumi feel the way they do in Senran Kagura games. While the inputs for certain special attacks look different, they’ll pack the same sort of punch. And, since it follows the Tamsoft tradition of taking two warriors into beat’em up battles at once, it feels even more familiar.

But what also works are the character relationships. Both the Neptunia and Senran Kagura series feature strong bonds between characters. They care about each other. They’re affectionate. They might tease, but the emotional connections come through. Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars’s got that. Even very briefly in the introduction, when the Compa and Honeypa ninjas are foes, it doesn’t feel like there’s any real animosity between them. (Especially between Asuka and Neptune.) Once Neptune, Blanc, Noire, and Vert head to Marveland (yes, after Marvelous) from Heartland (Compile Heart), Asuka even receives them. When the 4 Ninja Goddesses aid the Marveland Daimyo, the other ninjas welcome them too. It isn’t long before you’ve got two Senran Kagura ninjas in your ranks, and they fit.

It also helps that the story tends to lean more toward the Neptunia approach, rather than take things too seriously. Not that the Senran Kagura series doesn’t get silly sometimes. It absolutely can even in mainline entries. But we’ve got ninjas in Gamninjustri. When you go through the typical “chat with chibi characters” area, you’ll see ones representing Tamsoft and other companies. Immediately after Asuka and Homura the 4 Ninja Goddesses in Heartland, one of the first things they do is… all take a bath together. Which leads to the fourth wall breaking as Neptune explains that this is “service,” as in fanservice, especially due to the voice acting. Neptune also has a great line about how these two universes colliding led to troubles. There’s that goofiness that makes it okay to have a game about two groups that normally wouldn’t be together getting together.

What this all means is that people who enjoyed the Senran Kagura series and Neptunia beat’em ups will probably enjoy Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars. It is a combination that works. Gameplay mechanics from other games remain. The Neptunia and Senran Kagura characters do feel different from each others. The story, while short and silly, can be fun and uses the characters rather well. Especially since the cast from the two games get along well. It’s a pairing that makes sense.

Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars is available for the PlayStation 4.

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Idea Factory International promised a 2021 release date for Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars' English release, and it is coming through. The company announced the game will appear in October 2021. North America will get it first on October 26, 2021. Then the European version will follow on October 29, 2021. It also went over everything in its limited edition.

While the release date is still over a month away, the Neptunia x Senran Kagura limited edition pre-orders will open on September 28, 2021. People will be able to get the $99.99 bundle from IFI's Online Store. In addition to a copy of the PS4 game, people will get a number of accessories. There will be an ukiyo-e wall scroll featuring Purple Heart as a ninja, for example. It will also come with an art book, soundtrack, and trading card, like many other Idea Factory International LEs. People will get a steel case for the game, for display purposes. Also, the standard game case will have reversible cover art.

The Neptunia X Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars PS4 release date is October 26, 2021 in North America and October 29, 2021 in Europe. Senran NinNinNinja Taisen Neptune: Shojo-Tachi no Kyouen will come to the PS4 in Japan on September 16, 2021. Pre-orders for the English limited edition will open on September 28, 2021.

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Idea Factory International confirmed that Senran NinNinNinja Taisen Neptune: Shojo-Tachi no Kyouen will appear worldwide. Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars will be its English name when it heads to the PS4 in 2021. Both digital and physical copies will be available.

Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars is set in Gamninjustri, rather than Gamindustri like the normal Neptunia games. There are two factions of ninja with their own ninja arts. The Compa Command style is practiced by ninjas like Neptune, Noire, Blanc, and Vert. (They are all the console goddesses from the Neptunia series.) Meanwhile, the Honeypa Action Style is practiced by Senran Kagura characters like Asuka, Homura, and Yumi. Now all ninjas are being attacked by Yoh Gamer and the Steeme Legion army of mechanical ninjas.

Here’s the first official English trailer.

Details about the physical editions are slim at the moment. The standard PS4 copy will be $49.99. A special edition is also on the way, but Idea Factory International didn’t say how much it will be or what it will include.

Neptunia x Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars will come to the PS4 in North America and Europe in 2021. Senran NinNinNinja Taisen Neptune: Shojo-Tachi no Kyouen will come to the PS4 in Japan on September 16, 2021. The official English website is open.

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The Senran Kagura and Hyper Dimension Neptunia crossover title, Senran NinNinNinja Taisen Neptune: Shojo-Tachi no Kyoen, has been delayed. Originally slated to release on August 26, 2021 the title will now release on September 16, 2021 to Japanese audiences. This announcement came through the official Compile Heart website. However, a reason for the delay has yet to be detailed in full.

The announcement simply states that the Senran Kagura and Hyper Dimension Neptunia crossover title is delayed due to various reasons. Additionally, the developers apologized for any inconvenience this might have caused consumers.

The crossover title will feature a handful of characters from each respective game. A roster was previously announced and revealed every character that will appear. This includes Purple Heart, Black Heart, White Heart, Asuka, Homura, and Yumi. A total of three characters from each game are part of the main roster.

Additionally, Goh from Shinobido will appear in the title. However, the character has been entirely redesigned, with new art specifically for this crossover. The new look puts a spin on the original ninja.

Senran NinNinNinja Taisen Neptune: Shojo-Tachi no Kyoen will release to Japanese audiences on September 16, 2021 for the PlayStation 4. There is currently no word regarding a potential global release.

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The Senran Kagura and Hyperdimension Neptunia crossover, Senran NinNinNinja Taisen Neptune: Shojo-Tachi no Kyoen, will see the addition of another crossover character to its roster. Goh the Crow from Shinobido will appear in the Senran Kagura and Hyperdimension Neptunia crossover title. However, his appearance has changed considerably. [Thanks, 4Gamer!]

Goh will appear in the crossover title as a female ninja, and the design of the character has been altered to appear more stylized. A recent trailer revealed Goh's addition to the roster. This new gameplay trailer for the Senran Kagura and Hyperdimension Neptunia crossover highlighted combat segments, along with the reveal of this entirely new version of the Shinobido character. You can watch the trailer featuring Goh below.

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Senran NinNinNinja Taisen Neptune: Shojo-Tachi no Kyoen will feature a handful of characters from each respective series. This includes Purple Heart, Black Heart, and White Heart from Hyperdimension Neptunia. Additionally, each of these characters have been redesigned to suit the setting of the title. Senran Kagura characters such as Asuka, Homura, and Yumi will appear as well.

Senran NinNinNinja Taisen Neptune: Shojo-Tachi no Kyoen will release to Japanese audiences on August 26, 2021 for the PlayStation 4. There is currently no word regarding a potential global release.

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An official website for the Senran NinNinNinja Taisen Neptune: Shojo-Tachi no Kyoen crossover game is open. Developer Compile Heart has released more than a handful of screenshots and character biographies through the Senran Kagura and Hyperdimension Neptunia crossover website. Characters that were previously revealed as being part of the roster now have visuals that illustrate their accompanying outfit changes. [Thanks, Game Watch!]

As mentioned previously, a total of eight characters were revealed for Senran NinNinNinja Taisen Neptune: Shojo-Tachi no Kyoen. This included the likes of Purple Heart, Black Heart, White Heart, Asuka, Homura, and Yumi. While the characters had been announced, at the time there had been no accompanying visuals. However, the new screenshots provide not only a look at these designs, but also a brief glimpse of combat.

You can take a look at screenshots from the Senran Kagura and Hyperdimension Neptunia crossover title below.

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The Senran Kagura and Hyperdimension Neptunia crossover game will feature a handful of RPG mechanics in its core gameplay. This includes a spirit board and skill customization, as illustrated in the new screenshots.

Senran NinNinNinja Taisen Neptune: Shojo-Tachi no Kyoen will release to Japanese audiences on August 26, 2021 for the PlayStation 4. There is currently no word regarding a potential global release.

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