Batsugun is a 1993 vertically scrolling bullet hell arcade video game originally developed and published by Toaplan in Japan and Europe by Taito, as well...

projectiles the player character is required to dodge. Introduced in 1993 with Batsugun and initially limited to vertically scrolling shooters, bullet hell elements...

for 11 episodes. The ending songs are "Supereffective Type" (バツグンタイプ, Batsugun Taipu) by the Pokémon Music Club for 65 episodes, "One Hundred Fifty-One"...

(Ulfuls) for 6 episodes to promote the movie, "Supereffective Type" (バツグンタイプ, Batsugun Taipu) by the Pokémon Music Club's Junichi Masuda, Pasocom Music Club and...

flashy firing patterns were intended to grab players attention. Toaplan's Batsugun (1993) is often considered a pivotal point in the development of this subgenre...

The term danmaku (だんまく) originates from the shoot 'em up arcade game Batsugun created by now-defunct Japanese developer Toaplan. It is a conventional...

Ikeda – Programmer for Grind Stormer and Batsugun. Co-founder of CAVE. Satoshi Kōyama – Programmer for Batsugun. Later worked at CAVE on several projects...

Acclaim Entertainment November 21, 1996 November 16, 1996 February 14, 1997 Batsugun Gazelle Banpresto Unreleased Unreleased October 25, 1996 Battle Arena Toshinden...

ILCA. Masuda produced the Japanese ending themes "Pokémon Shiritori" and "Batsugun Type" for Pokémon Journeys with Japanese electronic group Pasocom Music...

was launched in 1989. Its main character, Schneider, later re-appears in Batsugun. In more recent years, the rights to Flying Shark, its successor and many...