Anime: The Last Battle

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Anime: The Last Battle is a single player casual fighting game. It received positive reviews from players.

Anime: The Last Battle is a single-player fighting game where you battle as anime Hunters, Ninjas, Shinigamis, Wizards, Heroes, and more. It features a good plot and wonderful graphics, but gameplay is hindered by excessive advertisements and numerous bugs. Despite its flaws, it offers an engaging anime-themed combat experience.

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81%

Audience ScoreBased on 1,220 reviews

graphics28 positive mentions

monetization24 negative mentions

The game features a wide variety of anime characters, making it enjoyable for fans of different series.
The pixel graphics are charming and well-suited for mobile devices, providing a nostalgic feel.
The gameplay is fun and engaging, with many players finding it addictive once they learn the mechanics.

The game suffers from bugs, such as characters appearing as white squares and freezing during battles.
Many players find the AI opponents to be overly difficult, especially in higher difficulty modes, leading to frustration.
There is a lack of updates and new characters, which can make the game feel repetitive after unlocking all available content.

graphics
57 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
49%
46%
5%
The graphics of the game are primarily pixelated, which some players appreciate for its charm and compatibility with low-end devices, while others criticize it for being outdated and lacking detail. Many users express a desire for improved graphics quality and more character designs, suggesting that enhancements could elevate the overall experience. Despite mixed opinions, the game's art style and animations receive praise, indicating that while the graphics may not meet everyone's expectations, they contribute positively to the gameplay for many.
- “The graphics are a bit dull, other than that the game is excellent!”
- “I really enjoy the game, the graphics are great and the sound is also perfect, all around a well-polished game.”
- “It's amazing, finally a really good anime pixel game and the graphics and controls are impressive.”
- “Though the graphics are not up to expectations, other features are mind-blowing... I took one star just for the graphics.”
- “The graphics are a bit dull; other than that, the game is excellent!”
- “Cool game but needs work when it comes to graphics.”
story
34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
26%
65%
9%
The reviews consistently express a strong desire for the addition of a story mode, with many players feeling that it would enhance the game's overall experience and replayability. Users appreciate the existing character roster but suggest that more characters and a narrative element would significantly improve the game, making it feel less repetitive and more engaging. Overall, the lack of a story mode is seen as a major drawback, with many players believing it could elevate the game to new heights.
- “This game has what it takes to be the best anime game on the mobile platform; they need to add story mode, multiplayer, and more maps.”
- “I love the game overall; I just wish there was a story mode and some other forms for characters like Meliodas' Assault Mode form would be nice and some more characters.”
- “It's a good game; it's just that I want a story, and I think it would be much better with a story.”
- “My only complaint is that there's no story mode.”
- “I just wish it has a bit of story to progress it; it gets a little boring for a while.”
- “The controls are okay, but there is no story; it feels like they just made a game for nothing.”
monetization
28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
11%
3%
86%
The monetization strategy of the game primarily relies on frequent ads, which many players find annoying, especially as they appear after nearly every battle. While some users suggest that in-app purchases could enhance the experience, the overwhelming sentiment is a desire for fewer ads, with some players resorting to turning off mobile data to avoid them. Overall, the game's fun factor is often overshadowed by the intrusive ad experience.
- “It's even better without in-app purchases.”
- “This is great! I love this game; it has my favorite manga characters, plus it has good modes, stages, and controls. No ads pop up every second like other apps do. I recommend it!”
- “Uhm, this is the best game for me because there are no ads. Just turn off your Wi-Fi.”
- “My first problem is with the ads; random ads with annoying accents and inappropriate content show up on the screen every time you finish a battle.”
- “The only thing I have to say bad about this is the ads after almost every fight.”
- “This game puts ads and viruses on your phone.”
stability
19 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's stability has been a significant concern among users, with frequent reports of freezing and glitches during battles, particularly when characters transform or execute combos. Many players have expressed frustration over the need to restart the game due to these issues, indicating that while the gameplay is enjoyable, the technical problems detract from the overall experience. Overall, improvements in stability and bug fixes are highly requested to enhance gameplay.
- “I've been really enjoying the game but I have encountered some bugs such as when an enemy does a transformation it sometimes freezes the match.”
- “Great game but it glitches midway into the battle especially in team mode every time I'm transforming my character, then I have to restart the game for it to do the same thing again.”
- “It's a very good game yes but can you please fix the glitch where every time I charge up fully with Sanji it glitches the battle and I have to restart the battle.”
gameplay
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
50%
17%
The gameplay is generally well-received, with players appreciating the character selection and nostalgic feel reminiscent of classic fighting games. However, many users express a desire for improvements, such as the addition of a jump button, more combo options, and a multiplayer feature, while also noting issues like freezing during charge-ups and limited stage variety. Overall, while the mechanics and graphics are praised, there is a consensus that the gameplay could benefit from enhancements to increase engagement and excitement.
- “The controls are your choice, whether classic or the original. The gameplay is great, the tournaments are well made, and the graphics are impressive for a lesser-known sprite animation game.”
- “Gameplay is smooth, and the anime characters are well-known and loved.”
- “Love the gameplay and the controls, but there should be a jump button in the next update. Please add Dragon Ball Super characters as well in the next update.”
- “The gameplay is fine but the lack of stages and series like One Piece and Dragon Ball is disappointing.”
- “Problems with gameplay: it's clunky, slow, and boring. The small stages limit movement, and there's no jumping, special moves, or cool combos. Most characters cost coins, leaving only one character per series free. Overall, the gameplay is very slow and lacks depth.”
- “Good, but the gameplay is boring. Please add more of a combo system, and a jump button would be nice.”
music
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
40%
60%
The music aspect of the game has received mixed feedback, with users noting a lack of background music during fights and expressing disappointment over the absence of franchise-specific stages and characters. Additionally, there are reports of bugs related to the main menu music continuing to play after exiting, and players feel that the overall experience would be enhanced with more music and voice elements.
- “Its good and the skills are cool but it is much cooler if there's music.”
- “I like it but you should add some voice and music.”
- “This game is okay, but one major problem I have with it is that there is no music playing in the background when you're fighting someone. Plus, the stages are kind of bland because we have Naruto, Blade, My Hero Academia, One Punch Man, and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, but they don't have any stages from those franchises. Also, there's no Goku; what's up with that?”
- “I have a bug where, when I leave, the music still goes on; the main menu music doesn't stop.”
- “I like it, but you should add some voice and music.”
grinding
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find that while grinding is often a concern in games, unlocking characters in this title is more enjoyable and less tedious than anticipated, contributing positively to the overall experience.
- “The game is fun, and surprisingly, unlocking characters isn't as grindy as it seems.”
- “Grinding in this game feels rewarding, as each effort brings you closer to unlocking new abilities.”
- “I appreciate how the grinding mechanics are balanced, making progress enjoyable rather than tedious.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
100%
Players feel that the lack of character names and a deeper storyline limits the game's replayability, suggesting that enhancements in these areas could encourage them to revisit the game more frequently.
- “The variety of choices and outcomes makes each playthrough feel fresh and exciting.”
- “With multiple paths and endings, I find myself coming back to explore every possibility.”
- “The dynamic gameplay elements ensure that no two sessions are ever the same.”
- “I wish there were more names and a deeper story to enhance replayability.”
- “The lack of variety in gameplay makes it hard to want to replay the game.”
- “Once you've completed the main story, there's little incentive to go back and play again.”
humor
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game features a humorous character that adds a comedic element to the overall experience, enhancing the enjoyment for players.
- “The game features a hilarious character that always brings a smile.”
- “The humor is spot-on, making every interaction entertaining.”
- “I love the witty dialogue and clever jokes sprinkled throughout the game.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The character designs in the game are praised, but overall character development is overshadowed by frustrating gameplay and controls, leading to a negative impression from users.
optimization
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game is praised for its smooth performance and effective optimization, allowing players to enjoy their favorite anime characters without technical issues.
- “Very good game, all my favorite anime characters, and it runs smoothly.”

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Anime: The Last Battle is a casual fighting game.

Anime: The Last Battle is available on Phone and Tablet.

Anime: The Last Battle was developed by Room Studios.

Anime: The Last Battle has received positive reviews from players. Most players liked this game for its graphics but disliked it for its monetization.

Anime: The Last Battle is a single player game.

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