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My own design for the roster in J-Stars Victory VS, based heavily on the Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm series and Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2. As mentioned before, this is the English text version of the image. It's virtually unchanged from my original submission.

Anyway, as with my Smash Bros roster, this isn't my character wishlist, but the characters that are actually in the game. If it were, there would be several more characters added to this image. If you notice, some characters have Japanese text on their portraits. The text translates to "support" in English and denotes that the characters are support-only, not battle characters.

I considered adding a "jutsu" and "ultimate jutsu" slot to this image, although I didn't have enough room with six characters on the screen, so I'll be holding off on that until a later submission.

Anyway, onto the characters that are selected. The characters that I've selected have borders around their icons to indicate which team they are on. The numbers indicate the amount of Battle Characters on a team, hence why the support characters don't possess the numbers. In the actual game, it's possible to have a maximum of 3 Battle characters, at the cost of the opposing team only having a single Battle character. This translates into this roster with the numbers shown on the character icons. The other text on the icons indicate which player will use the character, such as Player 1, Player 2, and a CPU opponent.

Description
My own design for the roster in J-Stars Victory VS, based heavily on the Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm series and Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2. As mentioned before, this is the English text version of the image. It's virtually unchanged from my original submission.

Anyway, as with my Smash Bros roster, this isn't my character wishlist, but the characters that are actually in the game. If it were, there would be several more characters added to this image. If you notice, some characters have Japanese text on their portraits. The text translates to "support" in English and denotes that the characters are support-only, not battle characters.

I considered adding a "jutsu" and "ultimate jutsu" slot to this image, although I didn't have enough room with six characters on the screen, so I'll be holding off on that until a later submission.

Anyway, onto the characters that are selected. The characters that I've selected have borders around their icons to indicate which team they are on. The numbers indicate the amount of Battle Characters on a team, hence why the support characters don't possess the numbers. In the actual game, it's possible to have a maximum of 3 Battle characters, at the cost of the opposing team only having a single Battle character. This translates into this roster with the numbers shown on the character icons. The other text on the icons indicate which player will use the character, such as Player 1, Player 2, and a CPU opponent.