Season 2 of Dragon Ball: The Breakers Features the New Raider Vegeta

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Bandai Namco announced that their 7v1 online game Dragon Ball: The Breakers will be entering its second season of content this week, February 16, 2023. Season 2 features a new Raider Vegeta, new Survivor skins like Chi-Chi and Yajirobe, a new map, and more.

All the new content added in season 2 this week can be purchased through the in-game store with TP token, the game’s premium currency. 

Here’s a rundown of what will be available when the game enters season 2 this week.

Dragon Ball: The Breakers Season 2 Content

New Raider 

  • Vegeta

New Survivor Skins

  • Yajirobe

  • Chi-Chi

  • King Furry

New Transpheres

  • Super Saiyan Goku

  • Super Saiyan Gohan (teen)

New Cosmetics 

  • Goku’s Gi (GT)

  • Adult Trunks’ Adventure Outfit (GT)

  • Grandpa Gohan’s Mask

  • Saibaman Plush

When season 2 goes live, the game will have a new map called Rocky Field, which will be free to all Dragon Ball: The Breakers players.

For those unfamiliar,  Dragon Ball: The Breakers is a unique Dragon Ball game where seven players play as a normal human being survivors tasked to take the series’ known villains such as Cell, Buu, Frieza, and now Vegeta (when he first tried to invade Earth). Another player plays the role of the villain and it’s a 7v1 online match where the team of seven will have to do a variety of tasks to escape what the game calls a Temporal Seam, the cause as to whyboth the Survivors and the Raider are trapped together. It’s a team effort to escape as they can’t take on the Raider head-on. As for the villain player, they just needs to eliminate all Survivors to win the match

Dragon Ball: The Breakers is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. . 

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