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Way back up was anyone’s guess- though, at the time, the smart money would have been on no. That was thanks in large part to the fact that the series felt like it just didn’t know what it wanted to be with some of the spinoff instalments it put out in the years that followed. In 2010 came Ace Combat: Joint Assault, another PlayStation Portable spinoff, which was notable for being the first ever Ace Combat game to be set in the real world- though there really wasn’t much else that stood out about it. A year later, we got Ace Combat: Assault Horizon, which was also set in the real world, but in its own continuity separate from Joint Assault. Billed as a gritty, realistic take on the Ace Combat formula, Assault Horizon was ultimately an unremarkable, overly linear game that did little to bring Ace Combat back to its glory days. That same year, Bandai Namco also release Ace Combat Assault Horizon Legacy, which, confusingly enough, had absolutely nothing to do with Assault Horizon, and was instead a remake of Ace Combat 2- and, well, it wasn’t terrible. But at the end of the day, it wasn’t anything beyond unremarkable either, sadly enough. Then came Ace Combat Infinity in 2014, and somehow, it was an even lower low for the series. Infinity was a freemium, multiplayer-focused game that came out in 2014 as a PlayStation 3 exclusive, which is just an awful combination of bad decisions. Unsurprisingly, it was lambasted by critics almost unanimously, and for many, it became a symbol of the state that Ace Combat had found itself in- a state of complete and utter ruin, to the point where it was being salvation. Or so we thought at that point, at any rate. Impossibly enough, in spite of the widespread criticism it endured, Ace Combat Infinity somehow managed to be a commercial success for Bandai Namco, which led to the publisher greenlighting a new numbered entry, something that many had though was never going to happen again. Twelve years after the series’ last mainline entry, in 2019, Bandai Namco released Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown, and without a shadow of doubt, proved to be worth the wait. A strong campaign, a wealth of modes, solid multiplayer gameplay, VR support, and more came together in one of the series’ strongest outings, and the acclaim it garnered also led to impressive sales. In fact, Ace Combat 7 went on to sell over 4 million units (as of 2022), which makes it the series’ highest selling game by far. Which brings us to now, at a point where the series’ future is once again looking secure. Ace Combat 7 did an excellent job of bringing the beloved IP back into the limelight, and with its critical and commercial success, Bandai Namco has also reinvested into the franchise. In 2022, in fact, the company established Bandai Namco Aces as the new studio to lead development on all things Ace

They provided combat training to Nemo. But later on, he defected from the GRDF and was found to be the leader of a terrorist organization, called Ouroboros. In preparation for his coup d'état, Dision successfully convinced a number of aces from each organization (one of which was Cynthia, a NEU Ace Pilot) to join his cause and undergo Sublimation, with the promise of being able to "experience a world unlimited by the boundaries of flesh." He exploits Rena's dream of flying the Night Raven again as a way to convince her to use it in his war against humanity.At the end of the game, it is revealed by Simon that he was an 'Artificial Intelligence' copy of the original Dision.In the Intercorporate War, the sublimated Dision dies regardless of which path Nemo chooses.In other games[]Abyssal Dision makes a cameo in Ace Combat: Joint Assault. He is the 8th Ace Combat ace fought in the mission. He flies an F-15S/MTD in combat, alluding to the original Eagle+.Gallery[] Dision's voice actor Young Dision Concept art of Dision Footnotes[]↑ Abyssal Dision (アビサル・ディジョン Abisaru Dijon)References[]↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere - Mission & World View Guide Book, page 051.↑ 2.0 2.1 Cutscene at the start of Archnemesis, Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere.↑ 3.0 3.1 Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere - Mission & World View Guide Book, page 037.↑ Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere - Mission & World View Guide Book, page 040.↑ "Dision" skin for the F-15 S/MTD and F-22A Raptor, Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown.↑ Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere, Search files, "Abyssal Dision"↑ Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere - Namco Official Guide Book, Prologue, pp. 002-003↑ Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere - Namco Official Guide Book, Mission Guidance, Notes, page 125

Resolute Sentinel/Patriot Fury 23, a joint military exercise hosted in Peru last month, brought together active-duty and reserve components from the United States, alongside host nation partners, to accomplish both combat training and civil-military operations. The exercise focused on enhancing force readiness, interoperability, and cooperation between the U.S. and its partner nations in response to humanitarian crises and regional security challenges.Resolute Sentinel/Patriot Fury 23 combined the strengths of active-duty and reserve components, underlining the significance of joint training and collaboration in achieving shared objectives. This integrated approach, involving U.S. Air Force Reserve and Peruvian forces, emphasized the importance of working together to respond effectively to complex scenarios.“Our mission here in Peru allowed our airmen the ability to perform vital training missions in a unique location with the local populace. We were also able to gain the experiences needed to truly prove the concept of global reach and power as a pure reservist force,” said U.S. Air Force Reserve Captain Nicholas Meyer, reflecting on the value of their participation in the exercise.The joint efforts during Resolute Sentinel/Patriot Fury 23 encompassed a diverse range of activities, including aerial refueling training conducted by the 452nd Air Mobility Wing (AMW) KC-135 team from the U.S. Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC). U.S. Air Force Reserve Lieutenant Colonel Joe Hyde of the 452nd AMW expressed gratitude for the opportunity to collaborate with Peru and the other AFRC units, highlighting the relationships built during the exercise.“Our 336th ARS crews’ participation in Patriot Fury 23 has been valuable for a multitude of reasons. We have been able to integrate with a partner nation at the squadron level. It has given us the opportunity to develop experience operating in an austere environment outside of our normal realm of comfort. We have been able to identify and mitigate challenges we would face going forward if called upon to deploy to remote locations with a lower level of organic support,” shared U.S. Air Force Reserve Lieutenant Mitchell Heires from the 336th ARS.With a focus on combining combat training and civil-military operations, Resolute Sentinel/Patriot Fury 23 served as a vital platform to enhance cooperation between the U.S. and its partner nations. The exercise reinforced their ability to respond effectively to humanitarian crises, strengthen regional security, and counteract malign influences.As U.S. and Peruvian forces concluded Resolute Sentinel/Patriot Fury 23, they expressed eagerness to build on the foundation of cooperation established during the exercise. The joint commitment to maintaining peace and security in the region further solidifies the importance of multinational exercises in strengthening international partnerships and achieving common goals.