Melty Blood: Type Lumina Reveals Gameplay of Free DLC Character Neco-Arc

Today Type-Moon released two new videos of the DLC coming to its popular 2D fighting game Melty Blood: Type Lumina.

To be specific, we get to see one of the two DLC characters coming for free on August 19, the cute Neco-Arc. The video focus on two matches against Miyako Arima, providing a good overview on Neco-Arc’s moves.

We already know that the other character coming at the same time is Mash Kyrielight, and we’re also getting a very extensive update.

You can watch the videos below.

Melty Blood: Type Lumina was recently featured among the main events at EVO 2022 less than a year after its release, carrying the flag of more niche anime fighting games alongside Granblue Fantasy Versus.

The tournament was won by Japanese player Jing, who defeated Masoma from the US in the grand finals for the second time after having beaten him in the winners’ final as well.

Melty Blood: Type Lumina is currently available for PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam.

you can check out the original announcement, an earlier trailer, plenty of screenshots, the introduction of Shiki Tohno, that of Kouma Kishima, the video focusing on Arcueid Brunestud,  the trailer showcasing Ciel, the promotion video for Akiha Tohno, the video focusing on Hisui, one on Kohaku, one showing off their tag team, the reveal of Miyako Arima, the announcement featuring Noel, that of Michael Roa Valdamjong, the introduction of Vlov Arkhangel, the reveal of Red Arcueid, the one for Saber, one for Dead Apostle Noel, the first free DLC including Powered Ciel & Mario Gallo Bestino, and the second which will bring Mash Kyrielight and Neco-Arc.

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