Zatch Bell! Mamodo Battles

The epic battle that comes to Earth once a millennium comes to GameCube in this pick-up-and-play fighter based on the Zatch Bell! TV show. Every 1,000 years, 100 mamodo make Earth their battleground in a fight to crown the new king of their world. But to use the magic contained in their powerful spell books, the mamodo need to partner with a human. Play as your favorite characters, master bruising combos, and cast spells to win the ultimate showdown! The battle rages across 18 stages and multiple game options, including Story and Head-to-Head, with action (and voices) ripped right out of the series. Earn trading cards to unlock secret mamodo. Get more information and for Fighting Zatch Bell! Mamodo Battles , from Gamefly Video Game Rental. Save money off the regular retail of $0.

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