If the player has collected all bee medals in the game, did not die once, and did not use a single bomb, an even more difficult boss will replace Hibachi: her evil alter ego, Inbachi.

EXA Label mode includes a dynamic difficulty system based on the players performance and focuses on bullet canceling.

By holding down a specific direction on the joystick or button on the mode select screen, one can modify the presentation of the game, and can even activate the overflow glitch as seen in the original arcade release.

[1] The game has four fighters to choose from, each piloted by an Element Doll: Other Characters: Inbachi is the "evil side" of Hibachi.

Prior to the beginning of the game, Hina was mysteriously told to "save everybody" and was reactivated, destroying the laboratory and the chamber in which she was sealed.

Hina, now going by the name Hibachi, controls an entire weaponry computer system, governing from deep within the technologically advanced City of Ideal, a paradise where humans live in harmony with nature.

Hastily, the remaining humans of Earth revive the ancient DonPachi Corps to fight Hibachi's army of mechanized people.

When the pilot faces Hibachi in the final stage, she expresses her realization that humans are the ultimate form with her last words.

When Hina/Hibachi is shot down in the first round, Saya tries to talk and convince her to stop, but before they can reach other, the virus corrupts Hina's body and she is transformed into Inbachi (easier version of the original Arcade).

The battle is hard, but the pilot and Saya successfully defeat Hibachi and Inbachi and Hina returns to normal.

After the credits, Saya is standing into the cliff of a mountain wearing Hina's ribbons in memory into her pigtails looking into the Sun, but she smiles when the Pilot comes to her aid, for what she is truly grateful.

The super limited edition included the game plus both the arranged and standard soundtracks, a steelbook case, a full-sized art book, and stickers.