Comic Stars Assembly is a mobile game focusing on fast-paced 3v3 battles, featuring over Jump comic characters, each with unique abilities. So, what are the characters in Comic Stars Assembly? Everyone is also very curious about which manga characters have been implemented so far and how these characters perform in battle. In this article, we will give you a detailed rundown and make some character recommendations for Comic Stars Assembly. If you're interested, come along and learn more.
Tanks: Inosuke Hashibira, Majin Buu, Sakura Haruno
These types of characters typically have high defensive capabilities and aren't easy to kill; they are the ones who charge forward. Taking Inosuke as an example, his passive accumulates shields while moving, with each layer absorbing a certain amount of damage, stacking up to over ten layers, but the number of layers decreases when he stops. His small skill can accelerate displacement and quickly bite the enemy upon contact, while his suppression skill can ignore everything and rush into the enemy, dealing damage and briefly suppressing the target.
Warriors: Luffy, Tanjiro, Goku, Naruto
These are balanced roles between offense and defense. The protagonists from the three major manga series in this game are all warriors. For instance, Luffy's basic attack is a short-range, continuous four-hit combo that allows him to move and attack at the same time. His passive grants a speed boost when he deals damage, and after awakening, he becomes immune to slowing effects during this period, making it easier to chase enemies. His small skill can pull himself towards the enemy, requiring some prediction. His ultimate is a powerful strike in a rectangular area, but after using it, he temporarily turns into little Luffy.
Raiders: Zoro, Sasuke
These are experts at rushing in and quickly taking down enemies. Taking Sasuke as an example, his basic attack can be both close and long-range, depending on the distance from the enemy. At a distance, he uses shurikens, and up close, he wields the Kusanagi sword. His small skill, Chidori Stream, deals area damage and briefly stuns the enemy. His ultimate is a quick thrust towards the target, dealing damage. Sasuke's passive is also special, allowing him to see the enemy's energy level, and after awakening, he can even see the range of the enemy's skills.
Shooters: Stark, Uryu, Rose, Frieza, Kurono, Vegeta
As the name suggests, they have a long range and sustained firepower. Taking Stark as an example, he is a very agile character using dual pistols. His basic attack is a long, rectangular area of damage. His passive gives his basic attacks a penetrating effect, and every so often, it enhances his basic attacks. His small skill allows for a brief displacement in the direction swiped, gaining extra basic attack power, and the additional attack after using the small skill is an enhanced basic attack. His ultimate is a high-frequency, continuous attack in a specified direction, allowing him to move and attack simultaneously.
Throwers: Usopp, Nami
Different from shooters, throwers usually have high area damage, but their basic attacks and skills often require manual adjustment of the trajectory to predict the enemy's position. For example, Usopp's basic attack is a large, explosive bullet with a slow trajectory, requiring some prediction of the enemy's movement. His passive grants a speed boost when he is attacked or escapes from the enemy. His small skill can summon bamboo spears in a designated area, causing knockback and blocking enemy bullets, while also restricting the enemy's movement. His ultimate is a large, extremely high-damage explosion, but there is a long delay from casting to dealing damage, so it's best to have teammates help control or release it into a crowd.
Supports: Orihime, Megumi Fushiguro
As the name suggests, these are characters who heal and buff their teammates. A representative example is Orihime, whose basic attack releases Shun'ō to deal damage to enemies along its path and can heal teammates if they are in the way. Her passive increases the healing amount for low-HP teammates. Her small skill, Santen Kesshun, blocks enemy bullets. Her ultimate provides continuous healing to teammates within a range.
Controllers: Gaara
Currently, the only controller role. His basic attack can release sand in a specified direction, dealing damage and creating a slowing area on the ground. His passive marks enemies hit by his basic attacks and skills, and when the mark is full, it binds the enemy for 1.5 seconds. His small skill, Sand Trap, releases controlling sand in a specified direction, spreading out to form a slowing sand area upon hitting an enemy. This skill can be stored twice. His ultimate is a large, continuous pulling skill toward the center.
The above is a general introduction to the characters in Comic Stars Assembly. These are the characters currently implemented in the preliminary test. We've introduced a few of the more representative ones. The game is quite playable, with a fast pace, distinct character features, and multiple gameplay modes. If you're interested, give it a try.
