Mitchell & Aang at the Tokyo Olympic Games

**Arcade:**

* WW: 2021

**Mobile:**

* International: 2021

***Mitchell & Aang at the Tokyo Olympic Games*** (東京オリンピックでのミッチェル＆アン, *Tōkyō orinpikku de no Mitcheru& An*?), (lit. "Mitchell & Aang at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics") is a 2020 crossover sports party video game developed by Konami Digital Entertainment and Black Forest Games, published by THQ Nordic in association with Nickelodeon. It is the sixth installment in the Mitchell & Aang series based on the real-world 2020 Summer Olympics (which was later rescheduled for a 2021 date), which will take place in Tokyo, Japan. It was released on November 1st 2020 in Japan, November 5th 2020 in North America and on November 8th 2019 in Europe and Australia on the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Microsoft Windows PC. An Arcade version is also set to be released by Konami and the Mobile version is handled by HandyGames in 2021. The game received mixed reviews, with praise for the minigames, humor, 2D style, gameplay and multiplayer but criticized the lack of content for single player and the online mode, while reception for the story mode have been mixed.

## Gameplay

Like previous *Mitchell & Aang* titles, *Mitchell & Aang at the Tokyo Olympic Games* is a sports game featuring a crossover cast of characters from two of Nickelodeon's well-famed franchises *Mitchell Van Morgan* and *Avatar: The Last Airbender*. The player, using one of the characters, competes in a multitude of events based on sports from the Olympic Games. The game features a variety of events; returning ones from previous *Mitchell & Aang* titles include boxing, soccer, swimming, and gymnastics, while new ones include karate, skateboarding, sport climbing, and surfing.

The console & pc version supports a variety of controllers, including the motion controllers. The game also features single system split-screen multiplayer, LAN multiplayer, and online play. An additional 2D Mode is also included, based on the 1964 Summer Olympics, and featuring 16-bit styles for Mitchell and Aang, respectively. These 2D Mode events have more limited controls and the option to enable a CRT overlay to further emulate the feel of games of that era.

## Characters

### Non-playable characters

#### Audience characters

* Team Mitchell
* Team Aang

#### Referees, judges, and camera operators

* Team Mitchell
* Team Aang

## Events

Mostly based on 1964 Olympic Events and the 2020 Olympic Events.

## Trivia

* As the real life Summer 2020 Olympic Games were delayed to 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic, this marks the first time a Mitchell & Aang game about an Olympic Games has been released with its real-life version not taking place the following year or the exact year.
* For the first time ever in the Mitchell & Aang series, most characters wear sports clothing appropriate for the event that has been chosen.
* The game's title places the location and year after "Olympic Games" rather than before.

## Notes

* Each character in the game will wear unique clothing between events.
* Each character in the game is playable in both the 1964 and 2020 events.
* The Additional work of the game itself is done by Racjin, Yuke's, Purple Lamp Studios and Powerhouse Animation Studios.

## References

1. ↑ THQ Nordic announces four Tokyo 2020 Olympics games (March 29, 2020).
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3. ↑ THQ Nordic Announces Mitchell & Aang At The Tokyo Olympic Games For Consoles and PC (March 29, 2019).
4. ↑ Mitchell & Aang At The Tokyo Olympic Games Review - Protect Raleighopolis & Balance the world (en-US).

 ***Mitchell Van Morgan* sports video games**

 Other Sports games | *Mitchell Hoops 5-on-5* (2007, multi-platform) • *Mitchell & Nicktoons Golf* (2008, Windows PC) • *Mitchell & Nicktoons Tennis* (2009, multi-platform) • *Mitchell Sports Mix* (2014, multi-platform) • *Mitchell & Nicktoons Tennis: Rematch* (2017, multi-platform) • *Mitchell Sports Superstars* (2017, multi-platform) • *Nickelodeon Tennis Stars: Powered UP* (2019, multi-platform)