#kakarot dlc

[ghakkinator]

Son Pan from the Kakarot DLC

「ドラゴンボールZ KAKAROT」DLC「追加

シナリオ：そして10年後」ローンチPV

[instructionsonback]

Purchase via gettothecorner.com/welcome/thebrokensaiyan

[freshthoughts2020]

THE BROKEN SAIYAN 🧦: gettothecorner.com/welcome/thebrokensaiyan

[dbzsenpai]

goku and pan 🥹🥹💖✨

[ap-kinda-lit]

I love this DLC

[hotstreak2k3]

Since Chichi is in the new Dragon Ball Z: KAKAROT The 23rd World Tournament DLC, can we we all agreed that Chichi deserves to be a playable for future Dragon Ball games if not FighterZ?

[risingsouls]

" And you fools wonder why I say Bulma and I never would have worked out. "

[kiealer]

since i’m playing the warrior of hope dlc for kakarot (and suffering doing it), of course it makes me stew over that future verse that i’ve had for flipping ever but never do anything with-- 

tira dies about a few months after the last of the z fighters do

both enlil and ninazu are very distraught over this -- ninazu had gotten closer to her mother since the beginning of the apocalypse since tira stepped up to more directly help and care for her family 

enlil trying to revive/heal her (when she had already died) is how he then explains to ninazu what she is and her abilities 

enlil and ninazu try to live together for about a month or so before they come to the conclusion that neither of them will ever see eye-to-eye and their arguing just makes their stressors worse

it’s a mutual agreement to split off and go their separate ways, leaving a very young ninazu on her own for quite a long time

ninazu wears her hair in a braid like her mom did! though having it short would be much more convenient, but she couldn’t resist keeping that memory.

[smellpelt]

I want to look more into the characterisation of some of the kids in dragon ball especially the ones we don't see much of like Marron and Bulla...

[marezablr]

there's something mesmerizing about dbz kakarot's bardock dlc. you're on a planet your people stole, in a base run by the force occupying your people. you pick fights with higher classes of your own kind, but you don't dare say no to even a noncombatant from the ranks of your occupiers. to your victims you're unstoppable monsters, but to your conquerors you're particularly worthless meat for the grinder. the unfeeling justifications you quip out as you massacre others are thrown back in your face when your conquerors decide they've had enough of you.

that's the point, of course. bardock's curse is to see his people suffer the fate he handed out to countless others. but it's a rung on the ladder of empire i haven't met a lot in fiction: both vector and victim of its exploitation, the obedient dog tearing out throats just to get scraps from its owner's table, surprised when its owner decides to turn around and take it out back with a shotgun.

the only way to endure compliance in a system of exploitation is to convince yourself that compliance will spare you a worse alternative. the saiyans spend the story unable to even let themselves think about what it means if frieza's drones are spying on them, unwilling to question why they were called back, insistently calling themselves loyal. when the kill order comes, bardock and his team, enraged, protests: 'we were loyal! we served! how could you turn on us?'

but power dictates term, it doesn't follow them. that's what power means. and the saiyans should know that, because it's what they've enforced every time they were the ones facing down people who could do nothing to stop them

[hopefromadoomedtimeline]

So close to beating executive dysfunction’s ass... I can feel it.

[piccoku]

BARDOCK FANS HOW WE FEELING

[susurrationofthewind]

gaming

[dbzsenpai]

woo hoo more art spam, this time starting with future gohan and trunks… aka best duo 🥲💖

[ap-kinda-lit]

The new DBZ Kakarot DLC has given me Little Vegeta™️ brainrot.

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