DRAGON BALL Z: KAKAROT DAIMA Pack Part 2 arrives in early 2026 with new character and fresh content!

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15/12/2025

DRAGON BALL Z: KAKAROT DAIMA Pack Part 2

DRAGON BALL Z: KAKAROT reveals more content coming early 2026 with the DAIMA Pack Part 2, including Vegeta (Mini) as a playable character, a boss fight against the formidable Tamagami Number Two, and new enemies from the Demon Realm.

Vegeta (Mini) may be small, but his power is unmatched. His signature move, Armor Strike, delivers a devastating blow, while Arc Shot corners enemies and fires a high-speed shockwave to create openings for unstoppable follow-up attacks.

Prepare to face Tamagami Number Two, the relentless guardian of the Two-Star Dragon Ball. Harnessing the fury of tornadoes, he can nullify incoming attacks and hurl opponents away. His spear technique, Crosswave Slash, unleashes a fast, cross-shaped shockwave, and Vortex Strike summons a massive whirlpool to overwhelm foes.

New adversaries from the Demon Realm also await as player explore the First Demon World. The Gendarmerie Tank is a heavy hitter with powerful ranged and charge attacks, while Gendarmerie Officers are strong enemies that summon reinforcements and launch attacks from every angle.

DRAGON BALL Z: KAKAROT is set for PS5, PC, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, Xbox One and Switch

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