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Dragon Ball FighterZ
Bandai Namco offered up a huge collection of Dragon Ball FighterZ screens this morning showing off new characters, online modes, story details, and more.
We've divided up the collection images into different sections of the story so follow the links for Captain Ginyu screens, Nappa screens, and story screens. First up, is Cpatain Ginyu.
Here is Captain Ginyu on his own.
And here he is with the Ginyu Force, who can assist him in battle.
That must be the Recoome boom.
Ginyu is also apparently able to body-swap with his opponents.
Captain Ginyu | Nappa | Story | Additional Screens
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Here is Nappa in all his glory. I often wonder if Vegeta misses him?
Nappa can call on the Saibamen.
Here is he blowing up poor Yamcha.
Here is Nappa's Giant Storm attack.
Captain Ginyu | Nappa | Story | Additional Screens
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This collection of screens showcases images form the game's story mode, which leaves a lot of room for discussion.
Who is Bulma talking to?
Is Goku looking in a mirror?
In a previous trailer it looked like 18 had been injured. Maybe this is after she is repaired?
Is that Frost from Dragon Ball Super? Is Frieza also looking in a mirror?
RPG elements?
An overworld map?
Captain Ginyu | Nappa | Story | Additional Screens
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Here are a few additional assets, including the big piece above, and a few screens from the online mode.
Captain Ginyu | Nappa | Story | Additional Screens
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