October Release Date Announced for Disgaea 7 Complete

So, here’s the deal. NIS America and Nippon Ichi Software just casually dropped the release date for Disgaea 7 Complete on the Nintendo Switch 2. Yup, it’s happening.

Okay, first off, this isn’t just your regular game drop. We’re talking about Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless with all the DLC you can imagine, plus some shiny new stuff. Uncapped stats, anyone? You’ll dive into those weird and wacky Netherworlds from the old Disgaea days. I had a thought—it’s kinda like when you find your favorite old sweater, but it’s loaded with secret pockets. Who plans these?

So, picture this. You’re Fuji, this chill but kinda lazy warrior dude, right? And you’re deep in Hinomoto’s demon-zone, where the old bushido code is tossed aside for the Hinomoto Code of Destruction. It sounds intense, doesn’t it? Almost could smell the chaos. And let’s talk about Pirilika! She’s this bushido fangirl. Rich, naive, and dragging Fuji along to—ah, who knows if it’s destiny or face-planting trouble, or both? There’s some sneaky stuff in that contract she makes with him. Maybe read the fine print if you get the chance. Seriously, why are contracts so complicated?

Anyway, the company spilled the beans on some features. They call it the “Complete At Last” edition. It’s like the ultimate Disgaea feast on Nintendo Switch 2. All the usual stuff’s in there—DLC, bonus rounds, you name it.

That Netherworld Nostalgia vibe is strong—Fuji, Pirilika, and the whole Hinomoto gang are off on a fresh escapade. Plus, there’s the mythical Asagi to unlock. Getting goosebumps just thinking about it—I think.

And hey, if you thought it couldn’t get crazier, imagine battles with no stats cap, wild free-for-all Infernal Weapons (yes, really), and—brace yourself—the ultimate in Disgaea combat: Rakshasa Baal. It’s like jumping from a kiddie pool into a raging ocean. Sounds dramatic? Totally.

Mark your calendars—October 10, 2025, is the day. You’ll find it both in stores and on the Nintendo eShop for the Switch 2. Whether you’re downloading it or holding the physical copy, the countdown is on.

Oh, and there’s a trailer—the visuals on YouTube are pretty sweet. Worth a watch, if you’ve got a minute. Who knows what extra bits you’ll spot?