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Battle Beasts was a joint Hasbro/Takara-developed action figure line from 1987. The two-inch scale figures are each a different animal, anthropomorphized and wearing brightly-painted futuristic battle armor. They were marketed in the United States and Europe in semi-random two-packs, advertising a sort of rock-paper-scissors game that could be played.

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Is Planet Beast going to remain under occupation? What about the fate of the Supreme Commander White Leo's Cybertron Beasts? Can Platinum Tiger escape from the power of the Holography Mirror? Right now, the battle and mystery of the BeastFormers is just beginning.

In 2011 Takara Tomy announced the Beast Saga line, a spiritual successor to the original figures. The line focuses on three factions - land, air and sea. The fire/wood/water battling mechanism was replaced by a dice launcher which enables a dice battle game between figures. The series was released in September 2012. Figures include shields in addition to weapons and have been released in monthly waves. Shonen Jump produced a manga based on the toy line and an anime was released in 2013.

Using instrument controllers, players coordinate squads oftroops to battle over the fate of their nondescriptpost-apocalyptic home world, fighting off massive hordes ofaliens. Battle Beat is designed to use controllers such as thosethat come with the Guitar Hero or Rock Band franchises (though anormal XBox360 controller may be used if desired) to give a freshexperience in rhythm game mechanics.

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Each figure features a "Battle Emblem" rubsign that shows one of three "elemental powers": Fire, Water or Wood. Since the symbols were heat-activated, it was (mostly) impossible to determine what each toys' symbol was until they were freed from their packaging. These rubsigns were key to a simple rock-paper-scissors-style battle game: Fire burned Wood, Wood floated on Water, Water put out Fire. A fourth power, Burstsun, was a rare special power introduced later in the line; decades later, this would be reused as the personal emblem of the otherwise unrelated Solarbot.

The pack-in cards were similarly reworked. While they still used the line art from the Transformers era cast poster, the art was completely recolored to be more accurate to the actual toys, plus some characters who were drawn with incorrect weapons got edited art with the correct ones. The back of these cards have a lot more character information, and details on the powers of their "MVP Weapon" including rules and point values for the new "Beastformers Role-Playing Game" for the line. Pack-in catalogs contained rules for the dice-based battle game. And the ID numbers on the toys were finally added to the cards and name-stickers.

Dance battles, also known as dance-offs, are an important gameplay mechanic in Ooblets. They can be held against wild Ooblets to acquire their seeds, NPCs to progress certain story beats, or trainers in the Dance Barn to win tournaments and prizes.

Dance battles against wild Ooblets are initiated by offering them the items they request; different species of Ooblet require different items. Teams can consist of several different types and amounts of Ooblets, but only the "team leader" needs to be appeased.

Dance battles in the Dance Barn are accessed by interacting with the tournament sheet on the small table, and dance battles against NPCs in other regions are generally accessed by working through Tinstle Tasks and/or interacting with NPCs. (Outside of the Dance Barn, once an NPC has been defeated, you cannot challenge them again.)

To enter into battle against a team, you must select an equal number of Ooblets from your Follow Babies to fill out your own team. The Ooblets you select will determine which signature move cards you have access to during the battle.

Both teams take turns, always starting with the player's team. On their turn, a team draws a set amount of random cards from their deck. They also get a set number of "beats" per turn. Different cards cost different amounts of beats to play. The team can play as many cards from their hand as they want, and in any order, provided they have the required beats. Once they choose to end their turn, any remaining beats are lost, and all cards are reshuffled into the deck. To win a battle, a team must reach the designated number of points before their opponent.

Hype is a status effect that appears as a flame in an orange circle next to the hyped team's point bar. Hype increases the number of points gained by all of the team's moves by 1 point per hype. There is no limit to hype gain. Gaining hype early on allows you to gain more points more quickly over the course of the battle.

As soon as a team reaches the point goal, the dance battle ends. Winning a dance battle awards all participating Ooblets on the winning team experience points. If the battle was against wild Ooblets, you will have the opportunity to receive a seed matching the species and rarity of the team leader. You cannot challenge the Ooblets again whether or not you choose to receive a seed. If the battle was in the Dance Barn, you will receive a different reward (wishies or the daily prize, depending on the tier).

Losing a battle awards all team members a much smaller amount of experience. If battling a wild Ooblet, you will not have the opportunity to receive a seed. (You can challenge the Ooblets again by leaving and reentering the region to make them reappear, but you will need another set of the items they want.) If battling in the Dance Barn, you lose the tournament and cannot try again for that day.

If a battle goes on too long, it will automatically end after each team has taken 9 turns. (A warning will be given after the player's 7th turn.) The team with the most points at the end of the final round wins. If both teams have the same number of points, the battle ends in a draw, which counts as a loss for the player. Battles can be forfeit at any time, which will also count as a loss.

Some moves cost more beats to use than you normally have. For these moves, you need to utilize cards that either earn beats or decrease beat cost. A popular choice is Fleeble's Miniscule Medley, which decreases all beat costs to 1 for the current turn. There are many other options, such as Gullysplot, Whirlitzer, Wuddlin, and more.

Some signature moves (and one club move) have cosmetic effects only. If a signature move causes a cosmetic change to your Ooblets (shrinking or enlarging them), the effect disappears after the dance battle ends. Shrinking or enlarging an Ooblet has no effect on the battle itself.

If a signature move causes a cosmetic change to a character (enlarging heads, making arms wiggly, or shrinking), the change disappears after one in-game day. For some character cosmetic changes, the effect length can stack, meaning having your head swollen 4 times in one battle will cause the head enlargement to last 4 days.

Each Ooblet has a unique set of three cards that can appear in the deck when participating in a dance battle. Ooblets start out with access to one signature move and learn the remaining two at level 3 and 6 respectively.

At the end of the demo Kayleigh and the player battle a strange otherworldly creature called Morgante, who is known as an Archangel to the people of New Wirral. With the last of her energy, Morgante gives the player a song, whose lyrics promise to show the way to leave New Wirral. However, most of the song is too quiet to make out!

If the first step towards building a friendship with someone is finding them and unlocking them as a companion, the second is completing a quest with them! Completing their quest bumps you up to relationship level 1, which unlocks your ability to fuse with them in battle.

After that, battling alongside them and periodically camping or going to the cafe with them, can get you to higher relationship levels. This makes your fusions even stronger, and unlocks the powerful Fusion Power move in battle!

During local co-op multiplayer, the second player takes control of the active partner character. In battle, each player has exclusive control over a single character and gets to decide what move they use.

The common Squirey is often seen roaming the plains of New Wirral, searching for opponents to battle. Despite their cute appearances, they are dedicated warriors and driven by an innate desire for self-improvement.

The Palangolin is the mature form of a Squirey who has remained true to their principles, and has become a knight of great virtue. Palangolins wield striking golden halberds, which they use to defend their allies in the heat of battle.

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