Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot - Revision history

Detective X: /* The Meshikiya Kingdom */

2021-04-19T15:34:57Z

The Meshikiya Kingdom

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	The in-game "Z Daizenshuu" entry for [[Doctor Brief]] and his own dialogue during a substory refer to [[Bulma\|Bulma's]] mother as "[[Bulma's Mother\|Bikini]]". Previously, in the '''2004''' [[Dragon Ball Forever]] guide book, [[Akira Toriyama\|Toriyama]] notes that had he given a name to Bulma's mother, it probably would have been "Panchy".<ref name="panchy">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="I want to know the characters' name sources!"\|Book=20\|Page=p. 158}}</ref>		The in-game "Z Daizenshuu" entry for [[Doctor Brief]] and his own dialogue during a substory refer to [[Bulma\|Bulma's]] mother as "[[Bulma's Mother\|Bikini]]". Previously, in the '''2004''' [[Dragon Ball Forever]] guide book, [[Akira Toriyama\|Toriyama]] notes that had he given a name to Bulma's mother, it probably would have been "Panchy".<ref name="panchy">{{Cite guidebook\|Title="I want to know the characters' name sources!"\|Book=20\|Page=p. 158}}</ref>
	====The Meshikiya Kingdom====		====The Meshikiya Kingdom====
	In an early substory, [[Mai]] refers to [[Pilaf]] as the prince of the Meshikiya tribe, who once flourished in a small part of a certain region long ago. His "Z Daizenshuu" entry further explains that his father, the king, attacked a neighboring tribe in his quest for world domination, but was overwhelmingly defeated. Pilaf fled his father's kingdom with his father's treasure in tow, and sold it to finance [[Pilaf's Castle\|his castle]] and various machinery. メシキヤ (''meshikiya'') is a rearrangement of 焼き飯 (''yakimeshi''), meaning “fried rice", which matches the pun scheme of Pilaf's crew.		In an early substory, [[Mai]] refers to [[Pilaf]] as the prince of the Meshikiya tribe, who once flourished in a small part of a certain region long ago. His "Z Daizenshuu" entry further explains that his father, the king, attacked a neighboring tribe in his quest for world domination, but was overwhelmingly defeated. Pilaf fled his father's kingdom with his father's treasure in tow, and sold it to finance [[Pilaf's Castle\|his castle]] and various machinery. メシキヤ (''meshikiya'') is a rearrangement of 焼き飯 (やきめし; ''yakimeshi''), meaning “fried rice", which matches the pun scheme of Pilaf's crew.

	====Saiyan Tail Regrowth====		====Saiyan Tail Regrowth====

Detective X: /* Original */

2021-02-14T00:17:44Z

Original

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	===Original===		===Original===
	* Saibaimen who eat Senzu become Super Saibaimen		* Saibaimen who eat Senzu become Super Saibaimen
	* Dende revamping RoSaT to accommodate more people, Gohan and Kuririn enter a cave near Papaya Island to find treasure so Kuririn can afford presents and an expensive dinner for 18. 18 says that she doesn't need to eat, but she will go with him since he made a reservation.		* Dende revamping RoSaT to accommodate more people, <!--Gohan and Kuririn enter a cave near Papaya Island to find treasure so Kuririn can afford presents and an expensive dinner for 18. 18 says that she doesn't need to eat, but she will go with him since he made a reservation.-->
	* Moon		* Moon
	* Suikka/Melone		* Suikka/Melone

Detective X: /* Additional Notes */

2021-01-05T20:31:56Z

Additional Notes

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	==Additional Notes==		==Additional Notes==
			{{notelist}}
	* TBD

	==Game Credits==		==Game Credits==

Detective X: /* Free Updates */

2021-01-05T20:29:59Z

Free Updates

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	===Free Updates===		===Free Updates===
	*Time Machine		*Time Machine
	*Card Warriors (ドラゴンボールカードウォリーアズ; ''doragon bōru cādo worīazu'')		*Dragon Ball Card Warriors (ドラゴンボールカードウォリーアズ; ''doragon bōru cādo worīazu'')

	===Paid Downloadable Content===		===Paid Downloadable Content===
	After the initial release of ''Kakarot'', the game received multiple paid content additions which can be purchased separately, in smaller bundles, or as part of a larger "Season Pass". The Season Pass includes access to three different story packs, which retell the events of ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F']]'', and ''[[FIXME: whatever the third DLC will be]]''. Not included as part of the Season Pass is an "Anime Song & Background Music Pack" (アニソン＆BGMパック; ''anison & BGM pakku''), which contains multiple songs and tracks from ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)\|Dragon Ball]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Kai]]'' that can be listened to during the game. Additionally, content originally included as part of ''Kakarot'''s pre-order campaign was made available to purchase separately, as well as smaller "Platinum Coin" microtransactions for the game's "[[Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot - Card Warriors\|Dragon Ball Card Warriors]]" mode.		After the initial release of ''Kakarot'', the game received multiple paid content additions which can be purchased separately, in smaller bundles, or as part of a larger "Season Pass". The Season Pass includes access to three different story packs, which retell the events of ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F']]'', and ''[[FIXME: whatever the third DLC will be]]''. Not included as part of the Season Pass is an "Anime Song & Background Music Pack" (アニソン＆BGMパック; ''anison & BGM pakku''), which contains multiple songs and tracks from ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)\|Dragon Ball]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Kai]]'' that can be listened to during the game. Additionally, content originally included as part of ''Kakarot'''s pre-order campaign was made available to purchase separately, as well as smaller "Platinum Coin" microtransactions for the game's "[[Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot - Card Warriors\|Dragon Ball Card Warriors]]" mode.

Detective X: /* Paid Downloadable Content */

2021-01-05T20:27:55Z

Paid Downloadable Content

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	==Legacy==		==Legacy==
			===Free Updates===
			*Time Machine
			*Card Warriors (ドラゴンボールカードウォリーアズ; ''doragon bōru cādo worīazu'')
	===Paid Downloadable Content===		===Paid Downloadable Content===
	After the initial release of ''Kakarot'', the game received multiple paid content additions which can be purchased separately, in smaller bundles, or as part of a larger "Season Pass". The Season Pass includes access to three different story packs, which retell the events of ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F']]'', and ''[[FIXME: whatever the third DLC will be]]''. Not included as part of the Season Pass is an "Anime Song & Background Music Pack" (アニソン＆BGMパック; ''anison & BGM pakku''), which contains multiple songs and tracks from ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)\|Dragon Ball]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Kai]]'' that can be listened to during the game. Additionally, content originally included as part of ''Kakarot'''s pre-order campaign was made available to purchase separately, as well as smaller "Platinum Coin" microtransactions for the game's "[[Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot - Card Warriors\|Card Warriors]]" mode.		After the initial release of ''Kakarot'', the game received multiple paid content additions which can be purchased separately, in smaller bundles, or as part of a larger "Season Pass". The Season Pass includes access to three different story packs, which retell the events of ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F']]'', and ''[[FIXME: whatever the third DLC will be]]''. Not included as part of the Season Pass is an "Anime Song & Background Music Pack" (アニソン＆BGMパック; ''anison & BGM pakku''), which contains multiple songs and tracks from ''[[Dragon Ball (anime)\|Dragon Ball]]'', ''[[Dragon Ball Z]]'', and ''[[Dragon Ball Kai]]'' that can be listened to during the game. Additionally, content originally included as part of ''Kakarot'''s pre-order campaign was made available to purchase separately, as well as smaller "Platinum Coin" microtransactions for the game's "[[Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot - Card Warriors\|Dragon Ball Card Warriors]]" mode.
	====Season Pass====		====Season Pass====
	=====A New Awakening=====		=====A New Awakening=====
			The first two content packs, each titled as part of "[[Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot - A New Awakening\|A New Awakening]]"{{efn\|Adapted as "A New Power Awakens" for the official English release.}} (新たなる覚醒; ''aratanaru kakusei''), retells and adapts the stories of ''Battle of Gods'' and ''Resurrection 'F''' within the confines of the continuity presented by the game.
			======Battle of Gods======
			======Resurrection 'F'======
	====Anime Song & Background Music Pack====		====Anime Song & Background Music Pack====
			The following songs and background music can be purchased to play in battle or while traversing the world of ''Kakarot''.


	The ~~first two content packs, each titled as part~~ of ~~"[[Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot - A New Awakening\|A New Awakening]]"{{efn\|Adapted as "A New Power Awakens" for the official English release.}} (新たなる覚醒;~~ ''~~aratanaru kakusei~~'')

	*[[Mystical Adventure!]], sung by [[Hiroki Takahashi]]		*[[Mystical Adventure!]], sung by [[Hiroki Takahashi]]
	*[[I'll Give You Romance!]], sung by [[Ushio Hashimoto]]		*[[I'll Give You Romance!]], sung by [[Ushio Hashimoto]]

Detective X: /* Legacy */ hilariously unfinished but a bunch of DLC stuff

2021-01-05T20:18:14Z

Legacy: hilariously unfinished but a bunch of DLC stuff

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 ==Legacy==
-* TBD
 ==Additional Notes==

Detective X: /* Original */ turns out Boo was accidental all along

2020-12-24T05:10:15Z

Original: turns out Boo was accidental all along

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	* Gohan's "Purple" (Blue) gi as a nod to Piccolo		* Gohan's "Purple" (Blue) gi as a nod to Piccolo
	* ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' Announcer is a temple monk		* ''Tenka'ichi Budōkai'' Announcer is a temple monk
	* Majin Boo was an accidental creation
	* Cell suggests the story about the core in his head was a lie		* Cell suggests the story about the core in his head was a lie
	* How Yamcha and Pu'er met		* How Yamcha and Pu'er met

	====Bonyu====		====Bonyu====
	After resurrecting the [[Ginyu Special Force]], [[Gurd]] mentions that there used to be a sixth member of the team, [[Bonyu]], who was considered the brains of the force. [[Reacoom]] explains that she quit because they thought their special poses were lame, and [[Butta]] states that she had no sense of style.		After resurrecting the [[Ginyu Special Force]], [[Gurd]] mentions that there used to be a sixth member of the team, [[Bonyu]], who was considered the brains of the force. [[Reacoom]] explains that she quit because they thought their special poses were lame, and [[Butta]] states that she had no sense of style.

Detective X: /* Original */

2020-12-21T04:18:11Z

Original

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	===Original===		===Original===
			* Saibaimen who eat Senzu become Super Saibaimen
	* Dende revamping RoSaT to accommodate more people, Gohan and Kuririn enter a cave near Papaya Island to find treasure so Kuririn can afford presents and an expensive dinner for 18. 18 says that she doesn't need to eat, but she will go with him since he made a reservation.		* Dende revamping RoSaT to accommodate more people, Gohan and Kuririn enter a cave near Papaya Island to find treasure so Kuririn can afford presents and an expensive dinner for 18. 18 says that she doesn't need to eat, but she will go with him since he made a reservation.
	* Moon		* Moon

Detective X: /* Original */ more stuff to expand on later

2020-12-19T18:19:10Z

Original: more stuff to expand on later

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	===Original===		===Original===
			* Dende revamping RoSaT to accommodate more people, Gohan and Kuririn enter a cave near Papaya Island to find treasure so Kuririn can afford presents and an expensive dinner for 18. 18 says that she doesn't need to eat, but she will go with him since he made a reservation.
	* Moon		* Moon
	* Suikka/Melone		* Suikka/Melone

Detective X: /* Animaline */

2020-12-18T16:08:37Z

Animaline

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	====Animaline====		====Animaline====
	[[Animaline]] is a serum developed by [[Magical Pharmaceuticals]] that allows humans to turn into animal-people, and the core subject of a substory in which [[Karin]] enlists [[Son Goku\|Son Goku's]] help to gather ingredients for his mushroom tea. According to [[Bulma]] and the two animal-people encountered in the substory who ask for Goku's help, Animaline was a popular drug (taken even by the [[King of Earth]]) back when Bulma was around ten years old, though by '''[[Age 767]]''' no one takes it anymore. [[Artificial Human No. 16]] reveals that the [[Red Ribbon Army]] once sold knockoff Animaline to finance their operations, which may have resulted in some users being unable to revert back to their human forms. Together, Bulma and [[Mister Popo]] ~~are able to~~ concoct an antidote to reverse the Animaline's effects.<br />		[[Animaline]] is a serum developed by [[Magical Pharmaceuticals]] that allows humans to turn into animal-people, and the core subject of a substory in which [[Karin]] enlists [[Son Goku\|Son Goku's]] help to gather ingredients for his mushroom tea. According to [[Bulma]] and the two animal-people encountered in the substory who ask for Goku's help, Animaline was a popular drug (taken even by the [[King of Earth]]) back when Bulma was around ten years old, though by '''[[Age 767]]''' no one takes it anymore. [[Artificial Human No. 16]] reveals that the [[Red Ribbon Army]] once sold knockoff Animaline to finance their operations, which may have resulted in some users being unable to revert back to their human forms. Together, Bulma and [[Mister Popo]] concoct an antidote to reverse the faulty Animaline's effects.<br />

	The introduction of Animaline and its waning popularity since Bulma was young appears to address the declining numbers of animal people in the background art of ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' over the course of its run, though [[Akira Toriyama\|Toriyama]] admits that he'd probably just "forgotten by the end to include them."<ref>"Interview with Akira Toriyama!". ''Shonen Jump'', July 2006. USA: Viz, 06 June 2006. (p. 14)<br />Transcription: https://www.kanzenshuu.com/press-archive/shonen-jump-july-2006-toriyama-rama-interview-with-akira-toriyama/</ref>		The introduction of Animaline and its waning popularity since Bulma was young appears to address the declining numbers of animal people in the background art of ''[[Dragon Ball]]'' over the course of its run, though [[Akira Toriyama\|Toriyama]] admits that he'd probably just "forgotten by the end to include them."<ref>"Interview with Akira Toriyama!". ''Shonen Jump'', July 2006. USA: Viz, 06 June 2006. (p. 14)<br />Transcription: https://www.kanzenshuu.com/press-archive/shonen-jump-july-2006-toriyama-rama-interview-with-akira-toriyama/</ref>