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==Playable Characters==
==Playable Characters==
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===Returning===
====Returning====
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*[[Jin Kisaragi]]
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*[[Noel Vermillion]]
 
*[[Rachel Alucard]]
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*[[Iron Tager]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Ragna the Bloodedge Icon.png|center|link=Ragna the Bloodedge]]<center><small>[[Ragna the Bloodedge]]</small></center></div>
*[[Taokaka]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Jin Kisaragi Icon.png|center|link=Jin Kisaragi]]<center><small>[[Jin Kisaragi]]</small></center></div>
*[[Litchi Faye-Ling]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Noel Vermillion Icon.png|center|link=Noel Vermillion]]<center><small>[[Noel Vermillion]]</small></center></div>
*[[Arakune]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Rachel Alucard Icon.png|center|link=Rachel Alucard]]<center><small>[[Rachel Alucard]]</small></center></div>
*[[Bang Shishigami]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Taokaka Icon.png|center|link=Taokaka]]<center><small>[[Taokaka]]</small></center></div>
*[[Carl Clover]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Iron Tager Icon.png|center|link=Iron Tager]]<center><small>[[Iron Tager]]</small></center></div>
*[[Hakumen]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Litchi Faye-Ling Icon.png|center|link=Litchi Faye-Ling]]<center><small>[[Litchi Faye-Ling]]</small></center></div>
*[[Nu-13]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Arakune Icon.png|center|link=Arakune]]<center><small>[[Arakune]]</small></center></div>
*[[Lambda-11]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Bang Shishigami Icon.png|center|link=Bang Shishigami]]<center><small>[[Bang Shishigami]]</small></center></div>
*[[Tsubaki Yayoi]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Carl Clover Icon.png|center|link=Carl Clover]]<center><small>[[Carl Clover]]</small></center></div>
*[[Hazama]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Hakumen Icon.png|center|link=Hakumen]]<center><small>[[Hakumen]]</small></center></div>
*[[Mu-12]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Nu-13 Icon.png|center|link=ν-No.13-]]<center><small>[[Nu-13]]</small></center></div>
*[[Makoto Nanaya]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Lambda-11 Icon.png|center|link=λ-No.11-]]<center><small>[[Lambda-11]]</small></center></div>
*[[Valkenhayn R. Hellsing]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Tsubaki Yayoi Icon.png|center|link=Tsubaki Yayoi]]<center><small>[[Tsubaki Yayoi]]</small></center></div>
*[[Platinum the Trinity]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Hazama Icon.png|center|link=Hazama]]<center><small>[[Hazama]]</small></center></div>
*[[Relius Clover]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Mu-12 Icon.png|center|link=Mu-12]]<center><small>[[Mu-12]]</small></center></div>
*[[Izayoi]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Makoto Nanaya Icon.png|center|link=Makoto Nanaya]]<center><small>[[Makoto Nanaya]]</small></center></div>
*[[Amane Nishiki]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Valkenhayn R Hellsing Icon.png|center|link=Valkenhayn R. Hellsing]]<center><small>[[Valkenhayn R. Hellsing]]</small></center></div>
*[[Bullet]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Platinum the Trinity Icon.png|center|link=Platinum the Trinity]]<center><small>[[Platinum the Trinity]]</small></center></div>
*[[Azrael]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Relius Clover Icon.png|center|link=Relius Clover]]<center><small>[[Relius Clover]]</small></center></div>
*[[Kagura Mutsuki]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Izayoi Icon.png|center|link=Izayoi]]<center><small>[[Izayoi]]</small></center></div>
*[[Yuuki Terumi]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Amane Nishiki Icon.png|center|link=Amane Nishiki]]<center><small>[[Amane Nishiki]]</small></center></div>
*[[Kokonoe]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Bullet Icon.png|center|link=Bullet]]<center><small>[[Bullet]]</small></center></div>
*[[Celica A. Mercury]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Azrael Icon.png|center|link=Azrael]]<center><small>[[Azrael]]</small></center></div>
====New Characters====
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Kagura Mutsuki Icon.png|center|link=Kagura Mutsuki]]<center><small>[[Kagura Mutsuki]]</small></center></div>
*[[Hibiki Kohaku]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Yuuki Terumi Icon.png|center|link=Yuuki Terumi]]<center><small>[[Yuuki Terumi]]</small></center></div>
*[[Naoto Kurogane]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Kokonoe Icon.png|center|link=Kokonoe]]<center><small>[[Kokonoe]]</small></center></div>
*[[Nine the Phantom]]
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Celica A Mercury Icon.png|center|link=Celica A. Mercury]]<center><small>[[Celica A. Mercury]]</small></center></div>
*[[Izanami]] - released in arcades for Act II.
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*[[Susano'o]] - console exclusive.
===New===
====DLC Characters====
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*[[Es]]
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*[[Mai Natsume]]
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*[[Jubei]]
 
<div style={{#var:GRID}}>
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Hibiki Kohaku Icon.png|center|link=Hibiki Kohaku]]<center><small>[[Hibiki Kohaku]]</small></center></div>
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Naoto Kurogane Icon.png|center|link=Naoto Kurogane]]<center><small>[[Naoto Kurogane]]</small></center></div>
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Nine the Phantom Icon.png|center|link=Nine the Phantom]]<center><small>[[Nine the Phantom]]</small></center></div>
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Izanami Icon.png|center|link=Izanami]]<center><small>[[Izanami]]<br/>released in arcades for Act II.</small></center></div>
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Susanoo Icon.png|center|link=Susano'o]]<center><small>[[Susano'o]]<br/>console exclusive.</small></center></div>
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Es Icon.png|center|link=Es]]<center><small>[[Es]]<br/>DLC</small></center></div>
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Mai Natsume Icon.png|center|link=Mai Natsume]]<center><small>[[Mai Natsume]]<br/>DLC</small></center></div>
<div style={{#var:ICON}}>[[File:BlazBlue Central Fiction Jubei Icon.png|center|link=Jubei]]<center><small>[[Jubei]]<br/>DLC</small></center></div>
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==Reception==
==Reception==

Revision as of 03:56, 27 December 2017

ブレイブルー セントラルフィクション 神の観る夢
BlazBlue: Central Fiction

BlazBlue Central Fiction Logo.png

Developer

Arc System Works

Publishers

JP: Arc System Works
US: Aksys Games
EU: PQube

Genre

Fighting

Releases
  • JP: October 6, 2016
  • US: November 1, 2016
  • EU: November 4, 2016

BlazBlue: Central Fiction is the fourth and final game in the BlazBlue series. It was released on October 6, 2017, in Japan, and internationally on November 1 and November 4 of the same year on both the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 consoles.

Story

As he awakes, the man doesn’t remember anything.

He has no idea where or who he is, but something has led him into Kagutsuchi.

He knows he is called the “Grim Reaper,” an enemy of the Librarium

He knows he holds the “Azure Grimoire”…

He knows the Librarium is chasing him…He delves deep into Kagutsuchi, alone, with an almost nostalgic feeling…

Heading to the “Cauldron” in the deepest part of the city…

Was this a “pre-established harmony”…or a “central fiction”…? [1]

Modes

Practice

  • Tutorial Mode - Learn everything from the basics of 2D fighting game mechanics to the advanced and unique systems of BlazBlue, as the characters walk you through the fundamentals.
  • Training Mode - Practice moves and set a variety of parameters and enemy actions. Use this mode to brush up combos or improve the execution of special attacks.
  • Challenge Mode - Take on missions set for each character. The missions will increase in difficulty as the previous mission is cleared. Do you have what it takes to finish them all?

Story

  • Story Mode - Enjoy an even more in-depth story of the BlazBlue universe. In this episode, we travel to Ikaruga to unravel Ragna, Jin and Noel's fate. Who are the Phantoms of Time? And how will their story end...?
  • Library - A glossary explaining all the terminology that shows up in the Story Mode. It will also cover some 2D Fighting terms you should know so even you may one day become a BlazBlue expert.

Battle

  • Arcade Mode - Enjoy the characters' individual stories while fighting your way through the computer opponents, just like in the arcades.
  • V.S. Mode - Fight against a computer of your friends to your heart's content. When there'a party in your house, this is the mode you want to be in.
  • Grimm of Abyss Mode - Defeat waves of enemies, strengthening your character along the way. Reach the bottom level of Kagutsuchi
  • Score Attack Mode - Choose your course and fight against the computers with regulated settings and compete for the highest score. Scores will be logged in the rankings.
  • Speed Star Mode - Defeat all the enemies that appear, and compete for the quickest completion time. Dealing massive damage or using Special Finishes will increase the maximum time. Can you complete it all!?

Network

  • Network Mode - Connect to NETWORK MODE to battle with other players, and compare your stats online. This mode cannot be played without connecting to PlayStation™ Network.
    • Ranked Match - Play an online match with set regulations. When you've defeated rivals your skill level, you will be pitted against even stronger opponents. The results will affect you overall ranking, so be sure to bring your best game.
    • Player Match - You can enjoy matches with a variety of rules. Invite your friends to play a serious match, or simply train with each other. Whatever you do, be sure to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere.
    • Online Lobby - Play against opponents around the world. You can also chat with others, or even host your own events. Be sure not to miss out.
    • Rankings - Check characters' levels, or Score Attack rankings or various other stats. Match Replays that have been uploaded can also be downloaded from here.
    • D-Code Edit - Edit your D-Code, or online profile as it were. Titles, Player Icons, Lobby Avatars will all be shown on your D-Code.
    • My Room Settings - Edit your "My Room" that will be used during Player Matches. The furniture can be purchased from the Online Lobby's vending machine. Customize to your heart's content!
    • PlayStation® Store - Purchase or get information on the latest and greatest BlazBlue DLC.
    • Forum - A board where you can submit and read messages. You may also post Training Mode Dummy information or your My Room settings. People are able to comment so be sure to share all your content with everyone! Cursing, slander, and harmful comments will not be tolerated.
    • Player List - View the match history of your opponents or view information on players you've registered as "rivals".

Collection

  • Replay Theater - Store and Replay Match Videos. Playback matches of the past to hone your skills, or show off to your friends. You cna analyze matches with the top fighters.
  • Gallery Mode - View the illustrations in Story Mode, listen to music, watch videos, or enjoy the voice acting here. Some items will require P$ so be sure to keep playing BlazBlue to rack up those P$s.
  • Item Shop - Purchase character colors and Battle BGM that can be used while in-game. Be sure to keep playing BlazBlue to rack up those P$s.

Options

  • System Options - Change various settings in the game, including the vibration, save, auto-save, etc.
  • Game Options - The game's difficulty, number of round to victory, round time limit, and system voices can be adjusted here.
  • Display Options - Change the settings for the display, and HUD.
  • Sound and Language - Adjust the audio balance and language settings. BGM, voices, sound effects and language options are among this option.
  • Network Options - Adjust settings related to Network Modes and replay uploads here.
  • Button Settings - Change the button layout and configuration here. It's a good idea to adjust these prior to the match.

Playable Characters

Returning

New

BlazBlue Central Fiction Izanami Icon.png
Izanami
released in arcades for Act II.
BlazBlue Central Fiction Susanoo Icon.png
Susano'o
console exclusive.
BlazBlue Central Fiction Es Icon.png
Es
DLC

Reception

Central Fiction sits on favorable reviews with a Metacritic score of 84; they also rated it their 29th best PlayStation 4 game of 2016, making it the third best fighting game to have released that year behind Mortal Kombat XL in the 23rd spot and Guilty Gear Xrd -Revelator- in 17th. [2] Destructoid rewarded the game an 85/100, citing it as having "One of the biggest stories in fighting game history". [3] PlayStationLifestyle awarded Central Fiction an 8.5/10, praising the modes and characters but expressing disappointment in the lack of an English dub with this game being the series' first to have excluded it. [4]

The lack of an English dub for Central Fiction has caused a lot of controversy among fans of BlazBlue to the point that a petition was created that appealed to Arc System Works and Aksys Games with the expression of a dub being created as downloadable content. Various English members of the cast backed this petition. This included: Patrick Seitz, the voice of Ragna; Mela Lee, the voice of Rachel, and Cindy Robinson, the voice of Makoto. The petition was never recognized by ASW and it currently sits at over 6200 signatures as of October 2017. [5] Seitz later published a post on his official Facebook page about the situation and revealed that neither him or the other VA's were contacted to be told they would not be returning. [6]

Videos

Trailers

Arcade PV 1 (Japanese)
Home Console PV 1 (Japanese)
Home Console PV 2 (Japanese)
Home Console PV (TV Version) (Japanese)
Es (Japanese)
Mai Natsume (Japanese)

Openings

Opening (Console ver.)
Opening (Arcade ver.)
Act 2 Opening (Arcade ver.)
Act 3 Opening (Arcade ver.)
Central Fiction 2.0 Opening (Arcade ver.)


Gameplay

Jubei gameplay demo

External Links

References