Produced by Bandai Co., Ltd., it has a CERO rating for "All ages" and supports two player play. The game features more than 60 Legendz that the player uses to battle. The third Legendz game to be released is , a Game Boy Advance game that was produced by Bandai Co., Ltd. and released on February 17, 2005. The game requires the "Soul Doll" adapter, two versions were sold; one for players who already have the "Legendz: Island of Ordeal" and one which included the Soul Doll adapter. The game included the ability to "rewrite the IC data" to allow the player to create their own Legendz. Reception The Anime Encyclopedia: A Guide to Japanese Animation Since 1917 makes note of the similarities to Dragon Drive in the introduction of Shu and Shiron. It also notes the similarities to Pokémon except with dragons and director Daichi's "stylistic similarities" to Grrl Power. The manga review compendium Manga: The Complete Guide praised the "elaborate universe" and "quirky artwork", but noted that the creatures were "bland". References External links Legendz Anime Site Legendz manga site 2003 manga 2004 anime television series debuts 2000s toys Bandai Namco franchises Bandai Visual Comics set in New York City Gallop (studio) Dragons in popular culture Fantasy anime and manga Fuji TV original programming Shōnen manga Shueisha manga Television shows set in New York City Toy brands Viz Media manga