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Dragon Ball Z 2
Japan

Dragon Ball Z 2 Title Screen

English

Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2 Title Screen

ドラゴンボールZ 2
Doragon Bōru Zetto Tsū
Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2
Release Date 14 November 2003 (EU)
04 December 2003 (NA)
05 February 2004 (JP)
Genre Fighting
Price 7,140円 (JP)
$49.99 (USA)
Developer Dimps
Publisher Bandai
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Dragon Ball Z 2, released internationally as Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2 is a fighting game developed by Dimps and published by Bandai for the Sony PlayStation 2 on 14 November 2003 in Europe, 04 December 2003 in North America, and 05 February 2004 in Japan. The game is the second in a trilogy of three fighting games developed by Dimps, with Dragon Ball Z being released the previous year and its sequel Dragon Ball Z 3 releasing in 2004.

Gameplay

TBD

Game Modes

  • Dragon World:
  • Dueling: Fight against computer or human controlled opponents, or watch a computer vs. computer match.
  • World Tournament: Fight through a tournament against computer controlled opponents and local players.
  • Training:
    • Practice Mode: Practice moves against customization computer opponents.
    • Training Mode: Learn the controls and techniques from the game across several training missions.
  • Edit Skills: Add skills capsules to characters to increase their abilities or give them transformations.

Playable Characters

There are a total of 28 unique character slots in the game, with some characters (such as Majin Boo) occupying multiple slots for different forms/incarnations. Characters can also power up through the use of equippable capsules that can be triggered during battle.

Portrait Name Form Status
Son Goku Normal Immediately selectable
Son Gohan
(Cell Arc)
Normal TBD
Son Gohan
(Boo Arc)
Normal TBD
Great Saiyaman Normal TBD
Videl Normal TBD
Kuririn Normal Immediately selectable
Yamcha Normal TBD
Tenshinhan Normal Immediately selectable
Mr. Satan Normal TBD
Shin Normal TBD
Dabura Normal TBD
Majin Boo (Good) Normal TBD
Majin Boo (Evil) Normal TBD
Majin Boo (Pure) Normal TBD
Dr. Gero Normal TBD
Cell Normal TBD
No. 16 Normal TBD
No. 17 Normal TBD
No. 18 Normal TBD
Freeza Normal TBD
Captain Ginyu Normal TBD
Reacoom Normal TBD
Raditz Normal TBD
Nappa Normal TBD
Vegeta Normal TBD
Future Trunks Normal TBD
Trunks Normal TBD
Son Goten Normal TBD

Fusion Characters

These characters don't have a dedicated slot in the fight selection menu, but can be activated during battle through the use of equipped capsules.

Name Form Activation
Gotenks Base
Super Saiyan
Super Saiyan 3
Failed Dance (Fat)
-
Vegetto Super Saiyan -
Yamuhan Regular
Failed Dance (Skinny)
-
Gotan - -

Costume Characters

These are characters that exist as alternate costumes for other playable characters in the game. These are just costumes, and so they share the same voice/moveset as their base character.

Name Base Character Note
Nail Piccolo -
Kuriza Freeza Only available in the Japanese version of the game.
Coola Freeza Regular and Metal versions.
Only available in the Dragon Ball Z 2V version of the game.

Stages

TBD

Codes & Secrets

TBD

Cover of official Dragon Ball Z 2 Guidebook.

Merchandise

TBD

Guide Book

On 05 February 2004 an official guide book for Dragon Ball Z 2 published by Shueisha was released in Japan for a retail price of ¥1,000.[1]

Releases

International Releases

TBD

Domestic Media Coverage

TBD

Commercials & Trailers

Dragon Ball Z 2 Promotional PV

Dragon Ball Z 2 TV Commercial 1

Dragon Ball Z 2 TV Commercial 2

Dragon Ball Z 2 TV Commercial 3

International Media Coverage

TBD

Legacy

TBD

Additional Notes

TBD

Game Credits

TBD

References

  1. "Dragon Ball Z 2". Dragon Ball Z 2. Japan: Shueisha, 05 February 2004. ISBN 4-08-779276-5.

External Links

Dragon Ball Z 2 - Official Bandai Games Webpage

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