Heat the Soul 3 no longer uses "Story Mode" but rather "Mission Mode." In Mission Mode, the player must relive the battles of the series, though must meet certain conditions, such as a time limit, before being able to move on. For example, if Ichigo Kurosaki is selected, the player must fight all his battles with the shinigami if Byakuya Kuchiki is selected, the player must stop Ichigo and his friends from saving Rukia Kuchiki. Heat the Soul 2 adds a bit of variety to the original story mode, allowing players to play through each character's individual story. Heat the Soul features a classic story mode, allowing the player to simply relive all the important battles from the beginning of the series. Whereas Heat the Soul 3 allows the selection of up to three partner characters, Heat the Soul 4 only allows two at a time, though the abilities of both can be combined to create more powerful effects.Įach installment introduces new ways of playing through Story Mode. Each partner character has different abilities based on their skills from the series. As of Heat the Soul 3, the player may select partner characters to help aid them in battle. Furthermore, some characters can transform into certain alternative forms mid-battle, albeit until their spirit gauge is fully drained or the player cancels the transformation. Most techniques are not executed in real time, and instead have an accompanying cinematic that takes place. For some techniques, characters have available a "spirit gauge," which depletes upon execution. For instance, Ichigo Kurosaki's use of his Black Getsuga Tensho (though only while using Ichigo's bankai form) and Rukia Kuchiki's utilization of kidō. The objective of each match is to reduce the opponent's health to zero using basic attacks and special techniques unique to each character and derived from techniques they use in the source material.
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