It’s…wait let me check my watch…that day. Pretty much any day that ends with a “Y” is an ordeal to survive, but if you’ve got the proper motivation then it’s a breeze to kick a 24-hour planetary rotation right in the spheres and get to work. What’s better than high-energy music blasting in the background and pushing your motivation up to over 9000? Anime music of course.

A New Power Awakens Part 2 will grant Goku and Vegeta the latest Super Saiyan power-up, as well as two new moves.

The original powerhouse of Dragon Ball who taught Goku his signature arsenal of attacks, Roshi is entering the battlefield as part of the Season 3 offerings for Dragon Ball FighterZ. The trailer below is short on actual gameplay, but it looks like the scrawny turtle hermit is still a deadly veteran who can seal foes away with his trademark Evil Containment Wave technique.

Are you willing to pay actual money for a shortcut to godhood? Because that’s all you’re getting in A New Power Awakens.

I’ve become a lot pickier as of late with which figures I buy for my working corner, due to the fact that space is at a premium until I finally get some proper shelving sorted. If I had the space (and cash!) I’d have a shelf that was one action figure accessory away from splitting in half with all the plastic that I’d stock on top of it. It also doesn’t help that shows like the Toy Fair 2020 are making me Google how much a pint of my blood is currently worth, thanks to numerous retailers descending on New York to show off nerd pollen.

And the most powerful Super Saiyan fusion, Kefla! Here's a look at who's making the cut for Dragon Ball FighterZ in season 3.

Having wrapped up on the Cell saga back in September of 2018, Team Four Star’s hiatus was seen as a time for the group to reenergise before eventually returning with their take on the Buu saga. After much time and thought, Team Four Star has instead decided to call it a day on the project which has consumed the last eleven years of their life.

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is a buffet of gameplay, ideas and diversions. It is a game that makes no bones at who it has in its crosshairs, aimed squarely at the fans who have made Dragon Ball Z the global phenomenon that it is. Much like its source material, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot isn’t without faults but its enduring spirit of facing overwhelming odds head on and conquering them, is one lesson that the has succeeded in learning.