Knocking out opponents fills gauges at the bottom of the screen, with character specific katakana such as オラオラオラ (OraOraOra), 無駄無駄無駄 (MudaMudaMuda), ドラララ (DoRaRaRa), or the generic beating of ドドドド (DoDoDoDo) surrounding a heart button/icon.

If a duplicate statue is unlocked which the player already has, it combines with the statue in their collection and increases its stats. Statues can be organized into a Team ( チーム, Chīmu) of three, with one Statue being designated as leader. 3-Star Statues are silver, 4-Star Statues are gold, 5-Star Statues are rainbow-colored, and 6-Star Statues are platinum. In accordance with their value, figures have levels going up to level 99 and a rarity value rated into stars, going from 3-Star to 6-Star rarity. Players are able to fight against other known characters from the series as they appear in the anime adaptation and a number of common enemies exclusive to each part such as Vampires, Zombies (both vampire-created and Justice's army), Nazi soldiers, or delinquents in beat 'em up style mob battles within a number of 3D arenas also taken from locations featured in the series.Ĭharacters are used as Statues ( スタチュー, Sutachū), in-game figures of characters from the series which have varying statistics in HP (health/hit points), ATK (attack), and DEF (defense). It is free-to-play with some in-app item purchases.

Diamond Records was a Japan-only, 3D action gashapon style mobile game featuring content from the first five parts of JoJo: Phantom Blood, Battle Tendency, Stardust Crusaders, Diamond is Unbreakable and Vento Aureo.

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