Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Mobile Game Fighting Guide Introduction to Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Mobile Game Battle System

JOJO's Bizarre Adventure mobile game, as a fighting game that stays true to the original work, mainly revolves around the characters' stand abilities and combos. Today, I will teach you how to engage in efficient combat in the game. Players need to master basic operations, skill releases, and resource allocation to effectively defeat opponents in multiplayer battles or story modes. Let's take a closer look below!

In battle, holding the forward directional key allows for a quick approach to the enemy, while double-tapping the backward directional key can dodge some attacks. Normal attacks are divided into light, medium, and heavy. Tapping the light attack three times triggers a basic combo; Jotaro's light-light-heavy combo followed by the Star Platinum stand skill can create an aerial suppression. Attacking while dashing triggers a rush move, which is suitable for quickly interrupting the opponent's charging actions. When defending, if hit, you can hold the backward directional key and click the dodge button to trigger a parry. Successfully doing so and following up with a stand attack increases damage.

Each character has 1 active skill and 1 ultimate skill. Active skills have short cooldowns, and it's recommended to use control-type skills at the beginning, such as Kakyoin's Emerald Splash to restrict the opponent. Ultimate skills require two full HH energy bars to release, such as DIO's The World, which can trigger time stop when the opponent's health is below 50%, making it very effective in boss battles. Note that some skills like Avdol's Crossfire can be charged, increasing their range after charging. Energy bars accumulate through normal hits or successful defenses, so prioritize saving energy for critical counterattacks.

Different characters have vastly different fighting styles: melee types (like Jotaro) need to get close to deal damage, while ranged types should maintain distance. Consider team compositions that combine damage, control, and support, such as Gold Experience for healing allies and Bucciarati's shield skill to increase survivability. Pay attention to attribute advantages, such as fire-based stands dealing extra damage to plant-based enemies, and stand users needing to be cautious when facing Ripple users. After reaching level 30, prioritize upgrading the main damage dealer's stand level, unlocking new skill branches every 5 levels. For equipment, prioritize crit and stand energy +, and purple quality or higher gear can inherit enhanced attributes.

To excel in this game's combat, there are primarily two aspects. One is the small details of operation, and the other is how to allocate resources. You need to time your counterattacks precisely when the opponent initiates an attack, and this timing can be mastered with practice. Training mode is a good place to hone these skills, getting familiar with each character's combo rhythms, and gradually finding a playstyle that suits you, which is much more practical than just focusing on high damage.