DreamMix TV World Fighters

DreamMix TV World Fighters is a fighting video game released only in Japan.

Story[]

The World Fighters TV show has been losing audience favor and is struggling to maintain itself. The DreamMix TV network higher ups have informed the station that if they don't find a way to improve their status, they could be cancelled. An unusual plan is determined where various characters from different realities will battle against each other on the show to improve the dwindling ratings.

Relevance[]

There are 17 playable characters in this game drawn from three different companies: Konami, Hudson Soft, and Takara. One of the Hudson Soft characters is White Bomberman and (although he is not playable) Mujoe appears as a co-host and the final boss of the game's arcade mode. There are 15 playable stages to battle on, including "Bomberman Battle", which resembles one of the Bomberman multiplayer battle arenas turned on its side.

Bomberman gameplay[]

Bomberman has standard attacks, being kicks and punches. He can place three bombs at a time, he can also kick them and even throw them.

Bomberman Battle Stage[]

The "Bomberman Battle" appears as an unlockable stage, and the theme song is a remix of the Battle Mode music from Bomberman Generation. The stage also has the presence of Pontans as enemies. And there is also a moment when the stage goes dark.

Bomberman's quotes from Character Survival mode[]

ボンバーマンは永遠に不滅で～す

バビブベボンバー！

やったね！

Bomberman is eternally immortal! (Translation)

Ba-Bi-Bu-Be-Bomber! (Translation)

I did it! (Translation)

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

One of Bomberman's quotes, "BaBiBuBe-Bomber!", is a reference to a type of word game called Babi language, in which words are pronounced by inserting them between words (with the Japanese vowel order, Ba-Bi-Bu-Be-Bo).
This is one of the very few games in which Bomberman is voiced by Tomoko Kaneda, who also voiced in the anime Bomberman Jetters.

Games
Main		Bomberman (NES • TG-16 • Arcade • Party Edition) • II • World (1992) • '93 • '94 (Special) • Super (2 • 3 • 4 • 5) • Saturn (Fight!!) • Neo • Atomic • 64 (1997) • World (1998) • Wars • Hero • 64: The Second Attack! • Online (Dreamcast) • 64 (2001) • Generation • Net • Online (PC) • Act:Zero • Live (Ultra • Battlefest) • Online Japan • Blast • Super R (Online • 2)
Portable		Bomber Boy • GB (2 • 3) • Max (2) • DS • Portable • 2 (Blitz)
Other	RPG	Quest • Tournament • RPG • Story DS
	Land	Land (2 • 3) • Touch! (2) • Wii • Portable • Battles
	Jetters	Densetsu no Bomberman • Jetters • Vol. 1 • Game Collection
	Mobile	Touch: The Legend of Mystic Bomb • Touch 2: Volcano Party • Chains • Dojo • 100-nin Taisen • Mobile • Taisen!
	Collections	4 in 1 Super CD • Collection (GB) • Collection (PC) • Selection • Collection Vol. 2 • Hudson Best Vol. 1
Spin-Off		Robo Warrior • Blaster Master Boy • Star Parodier • Hi-Ten (Chara Bom) • Panic Bomber • B-Daman (Bakugaiden: Victory heno Michi • Bakugaiden V: Final Mega Tune) • Pocket • Fantasy Race • Kart (DX) • DreamMix TV World Fighters • Hardball • Bakufuu Sentai Bombermen • R20 ☆ Moe • Bombergirl • Amazing
Canceled		C64 • Mega (Factor 5) • Virtual • 3DS