Zatch Bell!: Mamodo Battles
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Description
Zatch Bell: Mamodo Battles is a cel-shaded fighting game that is based off the 2003 anime Zatch Bell!, known as Konjiki no Gashbell!! in Japan. In this game there are fifteen playable characters, and seven game modes:- Story Mode, lets you choose one of the six characters to play as and follow their stories.
- Time Attack, this mode challenges you to see how fast you can clear all of the stages.
- 1P Mode, allows you to choose your character and an opponent and fight it with the opponent being the computer.
- 2P Mode, will allow you to choose your character and fight it with a friend.
- Develop Mode, will let you distribute points to raise the characters abilities.
- Bonus Mode, will let you Spend points to buy cards, view the card gallery, or input passwords to unlock secrets.
- Practice Mode, will let you practice with the computer as your opponent.
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- Genre: Versus fighting
- Graphics Engine: RenderWare
- Visual technique / style: Cel shaded
- Zatch Bell! licensees
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PlayStation 2 Credits
English Adaptation Produced by:
English Translation:
Dialogue Editor:
English Cast:
Bandai Games Inc.
In Association with:VIZ Media, LLC
Bandai Games Inc.:English Translation:
AISEI Japanese Language Services, Inc.
Recording Facility:Studiopolis Inc., Jamie Simone, Lindsey Myers
Recording Engineer:Dialogue Editor:
English Cast:
Debi Derryberry (Zatch, Zeno), Melissa Fahn (Tia), Quinton Flynn (Dr. Riddles, Victoream), Crispin Freeman (Albert, Gustav, Wonrei), Saffron Henderson (Sherry), Kate Higgins (Laila, Megumi), Richard Steven Horovitz (Kanchomé), Lara Jill Miller (Koko), Brianne Siddall (Kido), Susan Silo (Zofis), Jason Spisak (Kiyo, Mohawk Ace), Wally Wingert (Bari, Brago, Narrator), Dave Wittenberg (Dufort, Folgore, Ponygon), Gwendoline Yeo (Li‑en)