An army of Gokus and a brand new character star in this brief but action packed story trailer for Dragon Ball FighterZ.

The only thing missing from Dragon Ball XenoVerse and its sequel when it first launched? Frogs. I’m not talking about that amphibian that Captain Ginyu found himself trapped inside of during the Frieza saga, but rather the face of the Muppets. The green svelte machine, the rought ‘n tough roundhouse deliverer of pain…Kermit the Frog.

Dragon Ball FighterZ is adding two new baldy brawlers to its ranks: Krillin and Piccolo. And hopefullyalso a Krillin Owned count.

Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2 hits the Nintendo Switch later this year, porting over the three-dimensional fighting game to that system and hopefully rocking all of the graphical dragons in the process. If XenoVerse 2 can succeed on that system, then perhaps a port of next year’s Dragon Ball Fighter Z isn’t too far off.

Bandai Namco and Arc System Works haven't just created one of the best fighting games in the form of Dragon Ball Fighter Z. They've also created a new property that plays as good as it looks and will leave fans of rocking the dragon smiling from ear to ear.

Dragon Ball Fighters Z is going back to basics, as this 2.5D entry in the fighting genre is keeping the action one-sided. It’s colourful, frantic and sweet Porunga I want to make all kinds of dirty love to it. Just look at it

The saga of Son Goku continues in 2017, as Dragon Ball Super is headed west with a brand new English dub at long last.

Dragon Ball XenoVerse 2 makes some big strides towards improving on the original game and very little else.