Inti Creates Releases Info on Three New GV2 Characters

Inti Creates has released information on three new characters from the Gunvolt 2 official game art. These characters include Nowa (now known as "Nori"), Copen's sister, and the blue-haired operator boy. I've reproduced their character bios and such below for the sake of convenience. Hit the jump for the full lowdown!

Dengeki Nintendo Character Bios: Panthera

Last in our set of Dengeki Nintendo Sumeragi profiles, we have the "Lustful Mirrage," Panthera (Zonda)! Get ready for some major craziness, folks, because this profile is just that. lol

Dengeki Nintendo Character Profiles: Carrera

Next in line in our series of Dengeki Nintendo profiles is none other than "The Magnetic Avarice" himself, Carrera! Enjoy, folks, and as always, thanks to Zoram Selrof for the translation.

Dengeki Nintendo Character Profiles: Elise

It's been quite a bit since I last posted a Dengeki Nintendo profile. The wait is now over, however, and I officially have a fresh new batch of translations to share, courtesy of  the very generous Zoram Selrof! So, why don't we start things off right with the "Eternal Envy" herself, Elise!
Enjoy, folks!

Dengeki Nintendo Character Profiles: Stratos

Well, we're about half-way through the Sumeragi bosses now! This is actually the last character profile I have to cover before the next issue of Dengeki Nintendo releases with Elise and Carrera's bios.
But anyway, today I'm featuring "The Gluttonous Fly" himself, Stratos! An insane boss no doubt, but also a really unique one, especially as far as his design is concerned.
If you wish to compare the translation below to the original Japanese text, see here.

Dengeki Nintendo Character Profiles: Iota

Today we touch upon the Prideful Silhouette, Iota! As always, if you wish to compare this translation to the original JP text from Dengeki Nintendo, see here: 

Dengeki Nintendo Character Profiles: Merak

And now we move on to the laziest--but not less productive--member of Sumeragi: Merak! As always, if you wish to compare the translation below to the original Japanese text from Dengeki Nintendo, see here:

Without further ado, here's Merak's profile!

Dengeki Nintendo Character Profiles: Daytona

Huzzah, we're now getting into the Sumeragi bosses! Dengeki Nintendo actually features two bosses per issue normally, but for the sake of organization, I'm only gonna be covering one at a time here.
If you wish to compare the translation below to the original JP text from the magazine, see here:

With that said, here's the fiery fury himself, Daytona!

Dengeki Nintendo Character Profiles: Acura

Time for some more Acura info! Wow, Inti sure likes that guy a lot, don't they? There's probably more backstory info about him than any other character in Gunvolt, even GV himself! But hey, I'm certainly not complaining; Acura's a super neat character!

Again, many thanks to Zoram Selrof for the translation! If you wish to compare this EN translation to the original Japanese text from Dengeki Nintendo, see here:

Dengeki Nintendo Character Profiles: Asimov

Another day, another Dengeki Nintendo Character bio! Here's an especially fascinating one: Asimov!
If you wish to compare this translation to the original JP text from the magazine, see here:
Credit to Zoram Selrof for the translation!

Dengeki Nintendo Character Profiles: Shiden

Once again expanding upon Dengeki Nintendo's series of Gunvolt profiles, I give you Shiden! As always, if you wish to compare this translation to the original JP text from the magazine, see here:
Credit to Zoram Selrof for translating this!

Dengeki Nintendo Character Profiles: Cyan & Morpho

Continuing in my series of posts covering Dengeki Nintendo's Gunvolt profiles, here are Cyan and Morpho's character bios! Again, much thanks to Zoram for translating these very detailed descriptions!
If you'd like to compare this translation to the original Japanese text, see here: 

Dengeki Nintendo Character Profiles: Gunvolt

Yesterday I reported on a cool Acura/Copen side-story that was featured in three issues of Dengeki Nintendo. Did you know that the magazine has been sharing way more exclusive Gunvolt information where that came from, though? In particular, over the last couple months they've been releasing some very detailed Gunvolt character profiles. Mind you, these aren't your average one-paragraph character bios that you'd find in you game instruction booklet. They're incredibly detailed, and even include facts about the Gunvolt characters that we previously didn't know about! Things like their backstories, and how the special abilities of the psychics work. They're very interesting read about, especially for those who are interested in statistics.

Zoram Selrof was kind enough to translate a copious amount of these profiles from Dengeki Nintendo and send 'em my way to share here. Since they're so detailed, I'll be posting one a day on this page.

With that said, here's GV's profile! Enjoy! And if you'd like to compare this translation to the original Japanese text, see here.

All 40 English Gunvolt Stickers!

So, a while back, I uploaded all 40 Japanese Gunvolt Line Stickers for those of you who don't use Line, or can't afford to buy all of  the English stickers. Well, since I made that post, it looks like Inti Creates has had the same idea. A couple weeks back, they uploaded all the English Gunvolt stickers to their website, completely for free!

For the sake of convenience, I've reproduced them below the jump. Enjoy! And props to Inti for making these available to everyone!

Here Are All 40 Gunvolt Stickers!

Joule, you burnt dinner AGAIN?! (OK, no, that's not really what this says)

At the Too Many Games event in Oaks, Philadelphia, Inti Creates released a special series of Gunvolt online stickers created by Yuuji Natsume, the artist responsible for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night. This was done in commemoration of their recent achievement of 120,000 downloads for Azure Striker Gunvolt. The company made this set of stickers available on the Line Store for ninety-nine cents a pop. If you'd prefer to check them out for free, though (albeit with JP text), a Japanese gaming site called Gamer.ne took the liberty of uploading each and every sticker to a single blog post. Now wasn't that nice of 'em!