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Golden Frieza Is Coming To Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot has new DLC coming out here soon and with it comes Golden Frieza. Golden Frieza is this character's most powerful form and we've got a sneak peek at this OP evolution thanks to the latest issue of V-Jump.
A scan of the most recent of V-Jump magazine not only shows off Golden Frieza, but also the return of Ginyu Force and the Super Saiyan Blue forms for Vegeta and Goku.
DBZ: KAKAROT - Proper & Full V Jump Scans! pic.twitter.com/OYahgDTugX
— Dragon Ball Hype. (@DbsHype) September 17, 2020
Golden Frieza, according to the scans above, comes with the second part of the game's first DLC: New Power Awakens. The first part made its debut back in April of this year and focused heavily on the Dragon Ball film Battle of Gods. The second part of the DLC will touch on Dragon Ball Z: Ressurrection F, which explains Golden Frieza's appearance in Kakarot.
DBZ: Kakarot V Jump Leaks. SSB Vegeta and Goku, new skills!
— Dragon Ball Hype. (@DbsHype) August 19, 2020
(Thanks to: @DB_KR0914) pic.twitter.com/uBCZBH4B9Z
The same account that shared the first screen also showed off another image of the latest issue, this time showing off the previously confirmed Super Saiyan Blue Vegeta and Goku forms.
We don't have a release date for when the second part of the Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot DLC arrives, but we do know that is slated for sometime later this year.
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