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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*This game serves as the last performance of [[wikipedia:Toshiko Fujita|Toshiko Fujita]], the actress who played Dai, as she passed away only a few months before its release. | *This game serves as the last performance of [[wikipedia:Toshiko Fujita|Toshiko Fujita]], the actress who played Dai in the 90s, as she passed away only a few months before its release. | ||
*Dai, along with Jotaro Kujo and DIO from ''JoJo's Bizarre Adventure'', were planned to appear in the game's predecessor, ''[[wikipedia:J-Stars Victory VS|J-Stars Victory VS]]'', and have unused data left in the game. | *Dai, along with Jotaro Kujo and DIO from ''JoJo's Bizarre Adventure'', were planned to appear in the game's predecessor, ''[[wikipedia:J-Stars Victory VS|J-Stars Victory VS]]'', and have unused data left in the game. | ||
*Though Dai is not a character from the mainline ''Dragon Quest'' series, ''Jump Force'' all the same marks the first instance of ''Dragon Quest'' content explicitly crossing over with [[Akira Toriyama]]'s other work, ''Dragon Ball''. Previously, characters and enemies from the games would cameo in both the ''Dragon Ball'' manga and anime, and several customizable options available in ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]'' resemble ''Dragon Ball'' characters. | *Though Dai is not a character from the mainline ''Dragon Quest'' series, ''Jump Force'' all the same marks the first instance of ''Dragon Quest'' content explicitly crossing over with [[Akira Toriyama]]'s other work, ''Dragon Ball''. Previously, characters and enemies from the games would cameo in both the ''Dragon Ball'' manga and anime, and several customizable options available in ''[[Dragon Quest IX]]'' resemble ''Dragon Ball'' characters. | ||