TRAINING ARC 0.15.0 patch notes

A lot has changed since the last notes (0.12.0). The highlights:

Combat

ARCADE is the game's combat now. Kick ki shots back with your fighter's own COMEBACK, roll through attacks, and use one set of inputs for every fighter (Up + X rising, Back + X turn-around, Down + X low, dash then X rush, Up + Y signature, Down + Y trick).
Grab = tap LB (O on keyboard): a GRAB prompt shows over any grunt you can grab. Throw them into the crowd, at the screen, or backstage. Hold LB for the skill wheel.
Every fighter has their own beam, charge-up and ki blast, a visual "How <fighter> fights" guide, and a skill tree built around their own kit, with signature upgrades.
Set powers: wear a full zone set (all five pieces) and one of your moves changes.
The Solari's forms are the Phases of the Sun, from First Light to Supernova, and SECOND WIND is RISE AND SHINE.
The Mossborn has new moves: VINE LASH, THORN FLICK, SEED SCATTER and TAPROOT. The Gearborn fights like a heavy stunt robot whose fists heat up.
Fuller combat sound: layered hits, crunchy crits, finisher booms and each fighter's own accent.

The finale: beat zone 20 and the Remote misfires into CH 00, THE CUTTING ROOM.
The story is voiced all the way to zone 20, plus the finale and the first Titans.
Story scenes play like a TV show: the cast on stage, camera push-ins, channel-change wipes, title cards and cue cards.
New stories: the Frost Empire (zones 12–14) is a frozen summer festival, Sundae Shores; Fuzzy Lane has its own cast (Wilton and Stickler); Master Ponzu is the Network's retired stunt coordinator, host of the green room.
Titan 4 is THE RERUN, a VHS-tape berserker in a dead TV studio.
Lantern Town (zones 9–11) has painted far backdrops.
Zones past 20 are gone for now (they'll come back as new worlds). Old saves keep that progress aside.

A new idle loop to try, THE SHOW (Settings > Gameplay > Idle loop): five departments that grow from junk on one lap from the dock to the Remote, a call sheet with the 1–3 things worth doing now, crew who take chores over, golden moments, and PREVIOUSLY ON when you come back.
The islet's menus are rebuilt: a list with details beside it, plain words, and a full explainer the first time you open anything. The Remote reads like a TV guide.
Energy no longer places itself: you put it in the training drills you choose. Auto-placing is earned later.
Brawler-only and idle-only play both reach zone 20 now.
The Mailbox stands on the plaza's back row, behind the TV.

34 achievements (Pause > Achievements). Old saves earn theirs from their progress.
Settings > Display > Frame rate: Display, 60 or 30.
Faster loads and smoother cuts; 463 voice clips no longer distort.
Saves are harder to lose: a damaged save restores from the newest good backup.
Morrow joins the crew, the Hexwood souvenir shows and the last fan letters arrive once zone 20's boss is beaten.