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Beerus, Hit, And Goku Black Coming To Dragon Ball FighterZ
The cat-god of destruction, the legendary assassin of Universe 6, and the enigmatic villain that looks like Goku are coming to Dragon Ball FighterZ, according to Japanese magazine V-Jump.
All three characters have been long rumored to be added to Arc System Works' Dragon Ball fighting game with official confirmation coming from V-Jump. Beerus' special ability is to create spheres of destruction that explode upon contact with the enemy and his ultimate attack is known God of Destruction's Judgment. Hit's special lets him stop time while he attacks the enemy, while Goku Black's ultimate attack is called Work of the Gods.
Bandai Namco will likely show screens and videos of the characters in the coming weeks.
The trio of character announcements brings the roster up to 24 characters. The magazine also introduced the Dramatic Productions feature, which shows scenes from the Dragon Ball story when certain aspects of the battle meet conditions, like Yamcha being blown up by a Saibaman showing the infamous image of Yamcha lying in a crater at the end of the battle.
Dragon Ball Fighter Z is scheduled for January 26 on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.
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