Bandai Namco recently revealed the beginning of a brand new season of Shinobi Strikers. And as with every beginning of a season, there are three new characters coming to the game. Including in the mix for the first time is a pre-time skip character: Gaara. Likely playing as a defense type, Shinobi Strikers Gaara is the second character to launch — following up after Boruto. Here is the speculated Shinobi Strikers Gaara release date.
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Though not officially revealed, the Shinobi Strikers Gaara release date is speculated to be around the end of December. This would place it around Christmas time, based on preexisting release trends of new characters in the game. Bandai typically spaces them out around 1.5 months between each other.
Considering character releases have been surprisingly consistent for each season in Shinobi Strikers, the Gaara launch should be expected a month and a half after Borotu’s release. Bandai officially revealed to Boruto’s release date: November 10. Of course, take the information with a grain of salt. This is not an official date for Shinobi Strikers Gaara.
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Shinobi Strikers lifespan continues strong. And with the upcoming release of a pre-time skip character, more are expected to come. Naruto during pre-time skip holds incredible nostalgia value for many fans of the franchise. This means DLC sales for these characters stand as a very smart decision for Bandai Namco.
Therefore, more pre-time skip characters will likely join Shinobi Strikers in a future season.
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