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Bandai Namco Entertainment recently showed off Super Baby Vegeta’s vicious fighting skills in “Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2.” Fans of the fighting game can now have a glimpse of the character’s power in the latest gameplay trailer for the Extra Pack 3 DLC.
As “Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2” fans know by now, Super Baby Vegeta is one of the highlight features in the upcoming Extra Pack 3 DLC. With the latest gameplay trailer, fans can now expect that Super Baby Vegeta is coming to the game with the same hunger to destroy and win his battles.
At one point in the “Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2” gameplay trailer, fans may be able to observe the anger in Super Baby Vegeta’s eyes. And this is just right for the backstory this character has.
To those not familiar with the entire “Dragon Ball” franchise, it is important to note that Super Baby Vegeta first made his appearance in the “Dragon Ball GT” anime series that originally ran from 1996 to 1997. And Super Baby Vegeta’s physical form is actually the body of the protagonist Vegeta.
Super Baby Vegeta is formed when the parasite named Baby, created by Dr. Myuu, took control of Vegeta’s body. “By taking possession of Vegeta’s body, Baby became Super Baby Vegeta, one of the strongest fighters in the universe,” Bandai Namco says in the video description of the “Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2” trailer released on July 30.
It is now confirmed that the same storyline of Super Baby Vegeta from “Dragon Ball GT” is being carried over to “Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2.” This also means that the super-powered villain is out with the mission to destroy all Saiyans.
Meanwhile, another villain in the manga and anime series is arriving in the “Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2” world along with the Extra Pack 3 DLC. Developers will be adding Kefla — the Potara Earring Fusion form of Caulifla and Kale — as another playable character in the video game.
Bandai Namco is yet to announce a specific release date for the Extra Pack 3 DLC. But they are maintaining their promise to add Super Baby Vegeta and Kefla to the “Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2” playable character roster this summer.
