Granblue Fantasy Versus’ Unannounced DLC Character Is a Woman, Director Reveals

The latest issue of Weekly Famitsu included a spread on the fighting game by Arc System Works and Cygames Granblue Fantasy Versus.

The spread also included an interview with director Tetsuya Fukuhara, who provided a hint to the identity of the fifth and yet unannounced DLC character coming with the first Character Pass for the game.

Fukuhara-san mentions that with the first four characters they went with a man, woman, man, woman order (Chaos Bringer, Narmaya, Soriz, and Djeta) but the fifth character is also a woman.

To be more specific he used the term “Josei” which might hint that she isn’t a very young girl due to the wording, even if this is more my personal speculation.

Incidentally, he also added that there is some progress about an arcade version of the game, whether it’ll actually come and the timing will be announced when the final decision is made.

Speaking of DLC, we also already know that the sixth DLC character who will mark the debut of Character Pass 2 is Belial. At the moment, we have no hints on the identity of the other heroes that will come afterward.

On the other hand, we do know that the identity of the mysterious lady that will join as fifth DLC character will be revealed during the Granblue Fantasy anniversary livestream in March.

Granblue Fantasy Versus launches today in Japan for PS4, while western players will have to wait for March 3, 2020.

If you want to see more of Granblue Fantasy Versus , you can also enjoy the epic opening cutscene, the prologue, a trailer showcasing the soundtrack, another starring Zeta and Vaseraga, one revealing Metera, one showing off the RPG Mode, a few screenshots from a few months ago, another trailer revealing Percival and his first gameplay, another video announcing the previous character Ladiva, and the video that came before featuring Lowain.

More English trailers have also been recently revealed, featuring Gran, Katalina, Charlotta, Ferry, Lancelot, Percival, Lowain, Ladiva, Metera, Zeta, and Vaseraga.

Incidentally, the original Granblue Fantasy is available for iOS, Android, and PC via browsers. If you want to give it a try to prepare for the release of the console games, you can read my detailed guide on how to create an account, install the game, and play in English.

[Source: Weekly Famitsu]