These two movies are the only canon Dragon Ball Z movies, and are grouped together as the Ending Group that finalizes Dragon Ball Z's run. Given that Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot adapts the events of Dragon Ball Z specifically, it seems like it should have been common sense that these two final pieces of DBZ content would be adapted to close out DBZ: Kakarot. Their full titles are actually Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods and Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F. It is a little known fact that these two movies are actually Dragon Ball Z movies, not Dragon Ball Super movies. RELATED: Should Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Get A Multiplayer DLC Update? Finally fans have a better idea of what to expect, and those that were hoping for Dragon Ball Super to be adapted in some way are thrilled, while others who had their fingers crossed for content from Dragon Ball: GT or even the original Dragon Ball are a little less lucky. The only information available about what would come with this season pass was 1 new story arc and 2 original story episodes. Because of this, it is unlikely that the game will ever venture further into Dragon Ball Super than Goku and Vegeta's fight with Golden Frieza.įor those unaware, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarotwas released alongside a mysterious season pass which fans knew very little about. This is understandably exciting for fans, as many hoped that Dragon Ball Super would be added onto the game through DLC, but many are forgetting a crucial fact which is likely to cause disappointment. By all accounts, this seems to indicate that Kakarot's first DLC will adapt the events of the Gods of the Universe Saga, including content from Battle of Gods and possibly even Resurrection F. Recently, credible Dragon Ball reporter Dragon Ball Hype revealed an image of the tree from Beerus' home planet in Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot.
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