All DLCs for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot
Here are all the DLCs for Dragon Ball Z Kakarot from its launch up to 2026.
More than 10 DLCs have been released for DBZ Kakarot since its launch in 2020, with the most recent ones referencing Daima.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot didn’t stay limited to the main story; over time, several DLCs have been released, allowing players to relive classic moments and explore new stories. In this post, I will review all the additional content released so far and explain what each adds to the game.
Whether you play Kakarot on PlayStation 4/5, Xbox One/Series, PC, or Nintendo Switch 1/2, this page will be useful to see the full list of DLCs and their details, regardless of the platform, since the game and its content are identical across all formats.
Tao Pai Pai Pillar
The downloadable content “Tao Pai Pai Pillar” was released on June 18, 2020 for PC/Steam. On consoles, it appears listed as DLC for the “+ A New Power Awakens Set” edition, with a release date of September 24, 2021 on Nintendo Switch.
How to obtain it: It can be purchased digitally from the corresponding store (Steam, PlayStation Store, Microsoft Store, eShop) once you own the base game “Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot”.
How it’s used in the game: Once the DLC is installed, you unlock the ability to use the “Tao Pai Pai Pillar” as a travel or transport item within the game world. That is, you can throw it or ride it to move across the environment, and it even features a distance measurement function for flying.
Which “version” or “season” of the game it belongs to: This DLC is not part of a major story-driven season pass (like Season Pass 1 or 2), but rather a smaller additional content focused on transportation/items. It was released after the first major season pass (“A New Power Awakens Part 1”) and before other larger narrative arcs.
Music Compilation Pack
The downloadable content “Music Compilation Pack” was released on April 27, 2020 for PC/Steam. On consoles, it appears listed as DLC for PS4 and Xbox One on April 28, 2020, and later on Nintendo Switch.
How to obtain it: It can be purchased digitally from the corresponding store (Steam, PlayStation Store, Microsoft Store, eShop) once you own the base game “Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot”.
How it’s used in the game: Once the DLC is installed, you unlock the ability to change the in-game background music. This affects both world exploration and battles, allowing you to enjoy 11 classic tracks from the anime Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Dragon Ball Kai while playing.
Which “version” or “season” of the game it belongs to: This DLC is not part of a story-driven season pass but is an extra focused on the game’s musical ambiance. It was released after the first main story content, such as “A New Power Awakens Part 1”.
A New Power Awakens – Part 1
The downloadable content “A New Power Awakens – Part 1” was released on April 28, 2020 for PS4, Xbox One, and PC.
In a special edition “+ A New Power Awakens Set” for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot on Nintendo Switch, it was released on September 24, 2021.
How to obtain it: It can be acquired through the game’s Season Pass, or by purchasing the DLC separately depending on the platform.
How it’s used in the game: Once obtained, it adds a boss episode featuring Beerus, introduces new transformations for Goku and Vegeta (Super Saiyan God), and adds new attacks/systems such as soul emblems, combo-level unlocking, and more.
Which “version” or “season” of the game it belongs to: This DLC is part of the first season of additional content, linked to the first Season Pass (Season Pass 1).
A New Power Awakens – Part 2
The downloadable content “A New Power Awakens – Part 2” was released on November 17, 2020 for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
How to obtain it: It can be purchased digitally as part of the game’s Season Pass 1 for Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, or bought separately from the corresponding store (Steam, PlayStation Store, Microsoft Store) once you own the base game.
How it’s used in the game: After installing the DLC and completing the main story and DLC Part 1, a new story is unlocked focusing on the events of the movie Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ’F’. It includes the SSGSS transformation for Goku and Vegeta, new combat techniques, a horde mode against multiple enemies, and a final boss fight against Golden Frieza.
Which “version” or “season” of the game it belongs to: This DLC is part of the first Season Pass (Season Pass 1) of Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. It is not included in a separate narrative edition but complements the existing story with new challenges and additional scenes.
A New Power Awakens Set
The downloadable content “A New Power Awakens Set” was released on November 16, 2020 for PC/Steam.
On consoles, it is also available for PS4/PS5 since December 1, 2023, according to the PS Store listing.
How to obtain it: It can be purchased digitally from the corresponding store (Steam, PlayStation Store, Microsoft Store, eShop) as long as you own the base game Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. It may be included in special editions of the game or purchased as a pack containing the “Part 1” and “Part 2” DLCs.
How it’s used in the game: Once installed, the pack unlocks the contents of “Part 1” and “Part 2” of the “A New Power Awakens” arc. This includes new transformations for the main characters (Goku and Vegeta), new super attacks, max-level unlocks, new soul emblems, and a special horde combat mode (in Part 2).
Which “version” or “season” of the game it belongs to: This pack compiles the content of the first season of narrative DLCs (Season Pass 1) for the game. It is not a separate arc, but a collection of the first two additional episodes (“Part 1” + “Part 2”) of that season.
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PlayStation 2 (Slim) | SCPH-70000 a 79000 | NTSC-J · NTSC-U/C · PAL
PlayStation 2 (Slim) | SCPH-70000 a 79000 | NTSC-J · NTSC-U/C · PAL
The PlayStation 2 Slim was the second model of the PS2 released by Sony in 2004, standing out from its predecessor by being much smaller and lighter.
In terms of technical capabilities, the reduced size meant removing some expansion slots and the hard drive, but it improved in stability, efficiency, and bug fixes.
This PS2 Slim model includes several console revisions, ranging from SCPH-70000 to SCPH-79000.
Movie Costume Pack
Movie Costume Pack
Movie Costume Pack DLC is the fourth DLC, although it was released before the third one, as it wasn’t included or scheduled with the Season Pass. This DLC does not add any characters or story content—only cosmetic items, such as Goku’s outfit with Whis’ symbol and other costumes from the DBZ: Resurrection 'F' movie.
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Dragon Ball Xenoverse (Day One Edition)
Dragon Ball Xenoverse (Day One Edition)
Dragon Ball Xenoverse is a special edition that includes additional game content, specifically a DLC to unlock Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta and two Frieza skins for your avatar.
Vegeta (Base)
Extra Pack 4
Extra Pack 4
Extra Pack 4 is the eighth DLC for the video game Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 and the fourth and final DLC included in the second Season Pass, called the Extra Pass.
This DLC includes new playable stages and new playable characters based on DB Super: Broly: Super Saiyan Blue Gogeta and Full Power SSJ Broly.
Future Saga Chapter 3
Future Saga Chapter 3
Future Saga Chapter 3 is the twentieth DLC for the video game Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 and the third of the sixth Season Pass, called the Future Saga Pack Set.
This DLC includes, among other things, 2 new playable characters: Golden Frieza (Ultra Supervillain) and Broly (Dragon Ball Super version); 1 new story arc, missions, attacks, outfits, and 1 additional stage set in Conton City, featuring Cheelai & Broly.
Super Saiyan Son Goku ‘Exclusive Edition’
Android 17 (DBS)
Dragon Ball Z: Shin Butōden
Dragon Ball Z: Shin Butōden
Dragon Ball Z: Shin Butōden, released in 1995 for the Sega Saturn in Japan, was a 2D fighting game developed by Arc System Works and published by Bandai. It is part of the Butōden series, focused on one-on-one arcade-style battles, featuring special attacks and iconic techniques from the anime. The game included story modes and versus for two players, with stages representing the series and alternative routes depending on the chosen character.
Its style and mechanics are similar to Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22, released for PlayStation in 1995, as both recreate 2D battles with classic saga characters, use energy bars for special attacks, and aim to deliver an anime-like experience. The main difference is that Shin Butōden better utilized the smoothness and 2D graphics of the Sega Saturn, while Ultimate Battle 22 had more limited animations on the PlayStation, though it offered similar multiplayer support.
Tao Pai Pai Pillar
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