A set of four screenshots released on Twitter has finally revealed more information aboutDragon Ball Z: Kakarot’slong-awaited third DLC, which will see players relive the events of the anime specialDragon Ball Z: The History of Trunks.Confirmed as the final DLC forDBZ Kakarot,fans of the game are eager to learn more about how the DLC will play, given that, just like the anime special, the story will take place in a different timeline from the main game.
WhenDragon Ball Z: Kakarotwas released in early 2020, the game’s season pass listed two Boss Battle Episodes and one new story arc. The two Boss Battle Episodes were based on storylines fromDragon Ball Superand were met with mixed reviews from fans due to their lack of content, but the offer of a new story arc has kept many fans excited for the third DLC.
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The four new screenshots were shared by Ken Xyro on Twitter and revealed more about how the DLC will play. The first picture shows Future Trunks supporting Future Gohan,whose inclusion in the DLC was also revealed by Ken Xyro. The next image shows a combination assault from Android 17 and 18, which ties in with the following image showing small drones scanning Trunks. According to the tweet, if the player fails to destroy the drones in time, both androids will chase them down. The final image shows Trunks meeting with Master Roshi, Turtle, Oolong, and Puar in their submarine hideout, though what they help the player with is not yet known.
Fighting off the drones while avoiding direct confrontation with the androids perfectly captures the depressive future that Future Trunk and Gohan survive in and will make players feel hunted. In this timeline where Goku is dead,which continues onDragon Ball Z: Kakarot’s most ironic problems, the characters are not powerful warriors but the last vestige of hope fighting for survival. While fans still have no idea about how long the DLC will be or how much it will cover, fans expect it to be more substantive than both DLC 1 and 2.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot’s DLC has been hit-and-miss with fans. DLC 1 only featured Boss Battles with Whis and Berus, and fans were left wanting more, while DLC 2 retold the events ofDragon Ball Z: Ressurection Fand added a little more to do outside of battle.The developers even added a card battle gamethat could have been its own stand-alone game. Whether the final DLC will satisfy fans or leave them wanting more is hard to tell, but so far, the DLC looks promising.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarotis available now on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
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