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Dragon Ball Z Kakarot Gets New Trailer and Plenty of Gameplay Showing Vegito, Trunks, & More in Action

Today Bandai Namco Entertainment hosted a panel dedicated to Dragon Ball Z Kakarot at Jump Festa 2020 in Chiba, near Tokyo. 

Dragon Ball Z Kakarot

Today Bandai Namco Entertainment hosted a panel dedicated to Dragon Ball Z Kakarot at Jump Festa 2020 in Chiba, near Tokyo. 

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The panel showcased plenty of gameplay everyone’s favorite purple-haired warrior Trunks as he fights against mecha frieza and then explores a frozen landscape. 

We also get to see his voice actor Takeshi Kusao reading a few lines over familiar scenes. 

Lastly, we see a new trailer, which showcases plenty of familiar characters including Vegito. 

You can check them all out below. If you want to watch the full panel you can check out a full recording courtesy of YouTube user Rikukey2, since Bandai Namco has made the video private. 

If you’d like to learn more, you can check out our recent interview with producer Ryosuke Hara and some explosive Vegeta gameplay from Tokyo Game Show 2019.

You can also enjoy the opening cutscene, the previous trailer showing characters and featuresanother providing an overview of gameplayone revealing the Cell saga, one focusing on Vegeta, one showcasing open-world gameplayone featuring playable and support characters, and the latest gallery of screenshots showing how you can revive defeated enemies with by collecting the seven titular dragon balls. 

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot will release for PS4, Xbox One, and PC on January 17, 2020.

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