All the characters look incredibly identical to those of the show(s) and manga. Whatever I’ll type for Dragon Ball FigtherZ has basically been said already, but Arc Systems really killed it in essentially creating a 3D Dragon Ball anime. So as weird as this sounds, I’m going to evaluate Dragon Ball FighterZ as well as these two Spongebob PC games and see how well they mimic their franchises look in 3D. Is Yamcha startled at the Saibaman.or is Yamcha freaking out seeing how Drunk Spongebob looks? But it tried to do something that Arc Systems is being praised for this generation, and that is changing a 2D source material into a polygonal look while maintaining the source material’s art style. Actually some of the pre-rendered footage probably never held up anyways. While neat for its time, they…haven’t aged well. However, they both had these pre-rendered, cel-shaded cut scenes that tried present a Spongebob cartoon in 3D. The two games Operation Krabby Patty and Employee of the Month, are actually completely different to each other and you probably never heard of them because they were games aimed towards kids ages 7-11 like me at the time. To clarify, there were a couple of Spongebob video games that were exclusive to PC that attempted to transition the 2D look of Spongebob into a 3D, cel-shaded format, 17 years prior to Dragon Ball FighterZ mastering this art. “Huh?” That’s probably what many of you are thinking right now after I typed that quote. I’m probably the only person on the planet to say this, but I’ll say it anyways, “You know what Dragon Ball FighterZ’s graphics remind me of? Those old Spongebob Squarepants PC games from 2001-2002!” Arc System Works put the time and effort to nail the look of the Dragon Ball franchise and masterfully transitioned a 2D anime into a 3D format.Īs much as Dragon Ball FighterZ looks just like the anime, its actually not the first game to adopt an iconic animated series from 2D to 3D. The graphics are polygonal, but you could easily mistake the look as 2D if you saw pictures and clips from a distance. Building on what the developers created in the Guilty Gear Xrd series, Arc System Works created yet another beautiful fighter that looks almost identical to Dragon Ball Super. But one reason why the game has gotten so much attention is because of how dang good it looks. This is probably wise to make it accessible considering that Dragon Ball is what I consider to be one of the few “mainstream” animes out there. While Arc Systems is known for creating technical and complex fighting game systems, this seems to be its most accessible fighter yet as people who aren’t too into fighters are having a blast. Arc System Works created a 3v3 fighter starring the cast of the Dragon Ball series that feels more like a spiritual successor to Marvel vs. Dragon Ball FighterZ has been making major waves in the fighting scene and for good reason.
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