Jump+ Jumble Rush has officially gone live today on iOS and Android in Japan. It brings together a massive lineup of characters from Shonen Jump+ manga into a tower defense game. It’s published by Bandai Namco Entertainment.
The release marks part of Shonen Jump+’s 10th anniversary celebrations, as the digital platform first launched in late 2014. Earlier this year, in May, Shueisha announced that Wit Studio, Contrail, and Production I.G would each animate different one-shot manga from Shonen Jump+ to celebrate the milestone.
Who will you bump into in Jump+ Jumble Rush?
A huge roster of characters is available right from launch. The game represents series across action, battle, sci-fi, gag manga, and even romantic comedy.
There are appearances from SPY×FAMILY, Kaiju No. 8, Dandadan, Chainsaw Man, Aharen-san is Indecipherable, Magilumiere Co. Ltd., Ron Kamonohashi: Deranged Detective, and Summer Time Rendering.
You’ll also see characters from Hell’s Paradise: Jigokuraku, Takopi’s Original Sin, Hokkaido Gals Are Super Adorable!, Lycopene the Tomatoy Poodle, and 2.5 Dimensional Seduction. Then, there’s Tis Time for Torture, Princess, Oblivion Battery, Chained Soldier, and Red Cat Ramen.
Catch a glimpse of Jump+ Jumble Rush right here.
What about the gameplay?
Jump+ Jumble Rush is designed with stages that look like manga panels. Using Leader Points, you summon Shonen Jump+ characters and defend the Hero Gate from endless surges. You get to unleash flashy special moves straight from the original series.
There’s also the Jumble Rush mechanic that activates after a set amount of time. It lets all deployed characters launch an all-out attack that can wipe out every enemy on the stage at once.
A special launch broadcast is scheduled for September 27th, 2025, at 19:00, on Bandai Namco’s official YouTube channel. It’s titled Jump+ Jumble Rush Release Commemoration! TGS2025 Special Distribution Program. During the stream, the producer will showcase gameplay highlights and a closer look at the mechanics.
If you’re in Japan, check the game out on the Google Play Store.
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