With the game ending, it leaves me with a lot of mixed feelings. I have played this game since its release, and while there were moments of frustration, I still believe that it was a landmark title for the Weekly Shonen Jump franchise.

The gameplay was very simple, connect collared bubbles to inflict damage to your enemies. When you connected enough bubbles, you got a special skill that could be used to deal massive amounts of damage, to heal your party, or to inflict a status condition. It's simplistic in its design, but the depth you could have with the different stages made this a game I loved to replay.

The representation was incredible. There were several series here that I never would've learned about if it wasn't for this game. That's not to mention the clear love and adoration the team had for most of the series they included, since each art style for the units was perfectly in line with the original art of the manga. Just watching some of the animations were stunning.

Unfortunately, this was a mobile game so you need to spend money if you wanted all your favorites on your team. This is always going to be a negative, but to the game's credit, it was absurdly easy to get the premium currency. Of course, the language barrier was also a huge boundary for people but the simplistic nature of the game made it easy to jump in and learn.

I wish this game would get an offline version. It has so much love and passion put into it that it doesn't deserve to be lost in the nethers of abandonware. If you are reading this and the game is still on the storefront, at least take a look and experience what may be the last truly great WSJ crossover for a while. I can at least say that it is better than Jump Force.

I would say this is the greatest gacha game if it weren't for it literally shafting me all the time.

If you are a fan of Shonen Jump and find yourself looking for a game that includes most if not all series from it, or at least your favorites, this is the game.

While it is a gacha, it is the most Free to Play friendly one I have ever played other than Dokkan. It is legitimately shocking how much currency they give out for seemingly nothing.

The gameplay, while being a bubble popper, actually requires you to think and to form your teams well enough to actually beat the events, to have X or Y character attack first or not. It requires actual thinking and a bit of creativity as well, that is what I love the most.

Oh and of course GINTAMA IS IN THIS GAME AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH