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Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Daima DLC Looks More Like a Dream Sequel
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Bandai Namco released a new trailer for the upcoming Daima-DLC of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, in which the shrunken Son Goku and his friends are taken to the realm of demons in 2025. The evil ruler Gomah, with the help of the Dragon Balls, wanted the bodies of Goku and Co. to be as young as first-graders, and now the Saiyajin must find a way to transform his body back into the adult state. In doing so, the heroes turn into the third demon kingdom, i…
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Daima DLC Looks More Like a Dream Sequel
Having trouble viewing the text? You can always read the original article here: Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Daima DLC Looks More Like a Dream Sequel It’s been five long years since Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot was first released, and despite being a single-player game, the DLC support the game has gotten over the years is rather impressive, especially when compared to other, more online-focused Dragon Ball games. With the epic conclusion of Dragon Ball Dai…
It has already been a few weeks since the animated Dragon Ball Daima series rendered its verdict. But there will be a way to go back on the side of the Kingdom of Demons with Goku and his friends since the Japanese developers of CyberConnect 2 are preparing us an adaptation that will take the form of an extension for Dragon Ball Z Kakarot. Scheduled for July 17, Part 1 will send us to the Third World of the Kingdom of Demons, in search of the dr…
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