Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II - Revision history

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	''The Legacy of Goku II'' was the second in a line of action role-playing games developed by Webfoot for the franchise, with ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku]]'' releasing the previous year and ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury]]'' following in 2004.		''The Legacy of Goku II'' was the second in a line of action role-playing games developed by Webfoot for the franchise, with ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku]]'' releasing the previous year and ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Buu's Fury]]'' following in 2004.

			''Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II'' was developed during a period when Atari/Infogrames held the sub-license to create and further subcontract game development outside of Japan. During this time, Webfoot worked on all of the American-made portable games, while Avalanche Software worked on ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sagas]]'' (the only American-made console game for the franchise).

	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==
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	==Codes & Secrets==		==Codes & Secrets==
	[[File:Legacy of Goku II Debug Menu.png\|thumb~~\|left~~\|''Legacy of Goku II'' Debug Menu.<br><br>Allows the user to view all of the game's music, sound effects and levels.]]		[[File:Legacy of Goku II Debug Menu.png\|thumb\|''Legacy of Goku II'' Debug Menu.<br><br>Allows the user to view all of the game's music, sound effects and levels.]]
	===Secret Playable Character===		===Secret Playable Character===

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	===Prima's Official Strategy Guide===		===Prima's Official Strategy Guide===
			[[File:Prima-strategy-guide-cover-log2.png\|thumb\|200px\|Official strategy guide released by Prima]]
	An official strategy guide for ''Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II'' was released '''24 June 2003''' by Prima Games<ref>Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II (Prima's Official Strategy Guide). USA: Prima Games, 24 June 2003.</ref>.		An official strategy guide for ''Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II'' was released '''24 June 2003''' by [[FUNimation Productions, Ltd. Limited DVDs (Prima Games Strategy Guides)\|Prima Games]]<ref>Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II (Prima's Official Strategy Guide). USA: Prima Games, 24 June 2003.</ref>.

	===DVD Extras===		===DVD Extras===
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	==Releases==		==Releases==
	===Domestic Release===		===Domestic Release===
			====Base Game====
			''Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II'' was originally released '''17 June 2003''' in America exclusively on the Nintendo Game Boy Advance.

			====The Legacy of Goku I & II====

	''Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II'' was ~~originally~~ released '''~~17 June 2003~~''' in America ~~exclusively~~ on the ~~Nintendo~~ Game Boy Advance.		A single cartridge containing both the first ''[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku]]'' game as well as ''Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II'' was released '''08 September 2006''' exclusively in North America on the Game Boy Advance.

	===International Release===		===International Release===
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	The game was released '''23 July 2004''' as an updated ''Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II INTERNATIONAL'' in Japan. This version retains the vast majority of content as-is, albeit with updated character portrait sprites.<ref name=tcrflog2></ref>		The game was released '''23 July 2004''' as an updated ''Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II INTERNATIONAL'' in Japan. This version retains the vast majority of content as-is, albeit with updated character portrait sprites.<ref name=tcrflog2></ref>

	==~~=The Legacy of Goku I & II=~~==		==Domestic Media Coverage==

	~~A single cartridge containing both the first~~ ''~~[[Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku]]'' game as well as ''Dragon Ball Z:~~ The Legacy of Goku II'' was ~~released '''08 September 2006''' exclusively in North America on the Game Boy Advance~~.		''The Legacy of Goku II'' was met with a generally mixed to positive reception.

	~~==Domestic Media Coverage==~~		''Electronic Gaming Monthly'''s three reviewers (Chris Johnston, Sean Smith, and John Ricciardi) gave the game an average score of 5.5 out of 10, praising its visuals and soundtrack while also criticizing the excessive grinding and hit detection.<ref>Review - Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II, Electronic Gaming Monthly, ''2003 #168'' USA: July 2003.</ref>

	~~TBD~~		''IGN'''s Craig Harris, impressed by the gameplay and presentation improvements made from its predecessor, gave the game an 8/10 score. <ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://www.ign.com/articles/2003/06/17/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-ii\|Website=IGN\|Title="DRAGON BALL Z: THE LEGACY OF GOKU II"\|Date= 17 June 2003\|AccessDate=14 August 2009}}</ref>

	~~==Commercials & Trailers==~~		''Game Informer Magazine'''s Justin Leeper gave the title a 7.5 out of 10, noting problems with "the fighting's collision and balance."<ref>Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II, Game Informer Magazine, ''2003 #7'' USA: July 2003.</ref>

	[~~https~~:~~//www~~.~~youtube~~.~~com~~/~~watch?v=k2pstcq_tXg Dragon Ball Z:~~ The Legacy of Goku II ~~- 2003 TV Ad~~]		==Commercials, Trailers, & Advertisements==
			[[File:Log2-ad-kid-hair.png\|200px\|thumb\|''The Legacy of Goku II'' American print advertisement<ref>''GamePro'', Issue 177 (June 2003). USA: IDG Communications, Inc. (p. 87)</ref>]]
			''The Legacy of Goku II'' had a notable print advertisement — which ran in various video game magazines of the day — featuring a young man outfitted with giant, spiky, golden hair.{{efn\|While an obvious trope and imagery to use, this is incidentally similar to the prior decade featuring ''Super Butо̄den'' series producer [[Toshihiro Suzuki]] dyeing his hair and donning the moniker "Dragon Suzuki" to promote the video games.}}

	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7fsN6W7JGs Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II - Official Website Trailer]		* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2pstcq_tXg Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II - 2003 TV Ad]
			* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7fsN6W7JGs Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II - Official Website Trailer]

	==Legacy==		==Legacy==

	The game was met with generally mixed to positive reception. ''Electronic Gaming Monthly'''s three reviewers (Chris Johnston, Sean Smith, and John Ricciardi) gave the game an average score of 5.5 out of 10, praising its visuals and soundtrack while also criticizing the excessive grinding and hit detection.<ref>Review - Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II, Electronic Gaming Monthly, ''2003 #168'' USA: July 2003.</ref>

	''IGN'''s Craig Harris, impressed by the gameplay and presentation improvements made from its predecessor, gave the game an 8/10 score. <ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://www.ign.com/articles/2003/06/17/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-ii\|Website=IGN\|Title="DRAGON BALL Z: THE LEGACY OF GOKU II"\|Date= 17 June 2003\|AccessDate=14 August 2009}}</ref>

	~~''Game Informer Magazine'''s (reviewer name?) gave the title a 7.5 out of 10.<ref>Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II, Game Informer Magazine, ''2003 #7'' USA: July 2003.</ref>~~

	''Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II'' remains the sole western-produced ''Dragon Ball'' video game to receive a reverse-localized release back in Japan.		''Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II'' remains the sole western-produced ''Dragon Ball'' video game to receive a reverse-localized release back in Japan.

	~~==Additional Notes==~~

	''Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II'' was developed during a period when Atari/Infogrames held the sub-license to create and further subcontract game development outside of Japan. During this time, Webfoot worked on all of the American-made portable games, while Avalanche Software worked on ''[[Dragon Ball Z: Sagas]]'' (the only American-made console game for the franchise).

	==Game Credits==		==Game Credits==
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	* '''Senior Brand Manager:''' Matt Collins		* '''Senior Brand Manager:''' Matt Collins
	* '''Director of Product Development:''' Peter Armstrong		* '''Director of Product Development:''' Peter Armstrong
	* '''Product ~~Aquisitions~~:''' Roger F. A. Arias		* '''Product Acquisitions:''' Roger F. A. Arias
	* '''Sr VP of Product Development:''' Paul Rinde		* '''Sr VP of Product Development:''' Paul Rinde
	* '''Sr VP of Sales:''' Wim Stocks		* '''Sr VP of Sales:''' Wim Stocks
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	==External Links==		==External Links==
	[https://web.archive.org/web/20040831034927/http://www.webfootgames.com/catalog/log2.htm Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II Official Page - Webfoot Technologies]		* [https://web.archive.org/web/20040831034927/http://www.webfootgames.com/catalog/log2.htm Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II Official Page - Webfoot Technologies] (Archive)

			==Notes==
			{{notelist}}

	==References==		==References==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

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	An official strategy guide for ''Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II'' was released '''24 June 2003''' by Prima Games<ref>Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II (Prima's Official Strategy Guide). USA: Prima Games, 24 June 2003.</ref>.		An official strategy guide for ''Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II'' was released '''24 June 2003''' by Prima Games<ref>Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II (Prima's Official Strategy Guide). USA: Prima Games, 24 June 2003.</ref>.

	===DVD ~~Extra~~===		===DVD Extras===
	[[File:log2-behindthegame-dvd-extra.png\|thumb\|"Behind The Game" DVD bonus feature title screen]]		[[File:log2-behindthegame-dvd-extra.png\|thumb\|200px\|"Behind The Game" DVD bonus feature title screen]]
			[[File:Log2-va-interview-dvd-extra.png\|thumb\|200px\|"Voice Actor Interview" DVD bonus feature screenshot]]
			====Dragon Ball Z: Broly - The Legendary Super Saiyan====
	FUNimation's original 2003 DVD release of [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 8\|the eighth ''Dragon Ball Z'' theatrical film]] contains a 21-minute bonus video in its "Extras" section entitled "Behind The Game", cap ended by voice actor and director [[Christopher Sabat]], interviewing the producers and designers behind the game at Webfoot Technologies. Interviewees include Dana Dominick (president), Murray Kraft (project lead), Mandy Paugh (character artist), Jim Grant (art designer), Andrew Meyers (art designer), Gerry Swanson (writer), and Paul Carmody (music and sound effects).		FUNimation's original 2003 DVD release of [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 8\|the eighth ''Dragon Ball Z'' theatrical film]] contains a 21-minute bonus video in its "Extras" section entitled "Behind The Game", cap ended by voice actor and director [[Christopher Sabat]], interviewing the producers and designers behind the game at Webfoot Technologies. Interviewees include Dana Dominick (president), Murray Kraft (project lead), Mandy Paugh (character artist), Jim Grant (art designer), Andrew Meyers (art designer), Gerry Swanson (writer), and Paul Carmody (music and sound effects).

	Computer monitors on display throughout the bonus feature showcase software in use such as Adobe Photoshop (graphic editing), Impulse Tracker (multi-track digital sound tracker), Pro Motion (pixel graphic and animation), and even the VisualBoyAdvance emulation software.		Computer monitors on display throughout the bonus feature showcase software in use such as Adobe Photoshop (graphic editing), Impulse Tracker (multi-track digital sound tracker), Pro Motion (pixel graphic and animation), and even the VisualBoyAdvance emulation software.

			====Dragon Ball GT: Creation====
			FUNimation's 2003 DVD release of "[[Dragon Ball GT: Creation]]" (the third original ''Dragon Ball GT'' release overall, covering episodes 23-25) contains a roughly 20-minute interview with English voice actors [[Sean Schemmel]], [[Eric Vale]], and [[Chris Sabat]] discussing their work on the series and anticipation for the game.

	==Releases==		==Releases==

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	{\| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%;" align="center"		{\| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%;" align="center"
	!Sprite!!align=left\|Name!!Transformations!!~~Notes~~!!Status		!Sprite!!align=left\|Name!!Transformations!!Techniques!!Status
	\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"		\|- style="border-top: 2px solid #AAA"
	\|\|[[File:Trunks-LG2-Sprite.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Trunks]]<br>\|\|[[Super Saiyan]]\|\|~~TBD~~\|\| TBD		\|\|[[File:Trunks-LG2-Sprite.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Trunks]]<br>\|\|[[Super Saiyan]]\|\|[[Shining Sword Attack]]<br>[[Burning Attack]]\|\| TBD
	\|-		\|-
	\|\|[[File:Gohan-Sprite-Small-LG2.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Son Gohan]]<br>(as "Gohan")\|\|[[Super Saiyan]]<br>[[Super Saiyan 2]]\|\|~~TBD~~\|\| TBD		\|\|[[File:Gohan-Sprite-Small-LG2.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Son Gohan]]<br>(as "Gohan")\|\|[[Super Saiyan]]<br>[[Super Saiyan 2]]\|\|[[Masenko]]<br>[[Kamehameha]]\|\| TBD
	\|-		\|-
	\|\|[[File:Piccolo-LG2-Sprite.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Piccolo]]<br>\|\|"Super Namek"\|\|~~TBD~~\|\| TBD		\|\|[[File:Piccolo-LG2-Sprite.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Piccolo]]<br>\|\|"Super Namek"\|\|''[[Makankōsappō]]'' ("Special Beam Cannon")\|\| TBD
	\|-		\|-
	\|\|[[File:Vegeta-LG2-Sprite.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Vegeta]]<br>\|\|Super Saiyan\|\|~~TBD~~\|\| TBD		\|\|[[File:Vegeta-LG2-Sprite.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Vegeta]]<br>\|\|Super Saiyan\|\|[[Big Bang Attack]]\|\| TBD
	\|-		\|-
	\|\|[[File:Goku-LG2-Sprite.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Son Goku]]<br>(as "Goku")\|\|[[Super Saiyan]]\|\|~~TBD~~\|\| TBD		\|\|[[File:Goku-LG2-Sprite.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Son Goku]]<br>(as "Goku")\|\|[[Super Saiyan]]\|\|[[Kamehameha]]<br>''[[Genki-Dama]]'' ("Spirit Bomb")\|\| TBD
	\|-		\|-
	\|\|[[File:MrSatan-LG2-Sprite.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Mr. Satan]]<br>(as "Hercule")\|\|None\|\|TBD\|\| Secret Unlockable		\|\|[[File:MrSatan-LG2-Sprite.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Mr. Satan]]<br>(as "Hercule")\|\|None\|\|TBD\|\| Secret Unlockable

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	===Debug Menu===		===Debug Menu===

	Unlike the original ''Legacy of Goku'', the ~~debug menu~~ cannot be accessed without external hardware or software ~~on the GameBoy Advance~~. Loading the ''CodeBreaker'' code '''0202B32D:02''', or '''0202B371:02''' in the International version, ~~at start up~~ and pressing ''START'' at the Title Screen will load the game's Debug Menu. The Debug ~~menu~~ includes access to all of the game's music and sound effects, as well as the ability to jump to any map in the game. When in Debug Mode the player has access to all 6 characters ~~(including Mr. Satan)~~.		Unlike the original ''Legacy of Goku'', the Debug Menu cannot be accessed without external hardware or software. Loading the ''CodeBreaker'' code '''0202B32D:02''' at startup, or '''0202B371:02''' in the International version, and pressing ''START'' at the Title Screen will load the game's Debug Menu. The Debug Menu includes access to all of the game's music and sound effects, as well as the ability to jump to any map in the game. When in Debug Mode the player has access to all 6 playable characters.

	==Merchandise==		==Merchandise==

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	==Codes & Secrets==		==Codes & Secrets==
			[[File:Legacy of Goku II Debug Menu.png\|thumb\|left\|''Legacy of Goku II'' Debug Menu.<br><br>Allows the user to view all of the game's music, sound effects and levels.]]
	===Secret Playable Character===		===Secret Playable Character===

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	===Debug Menu===		===Debug Menu===

	To be ~~added~~		Unlike the original ''Legacy of Goku'', the debug menu cannot be accessed without external hardware or software on the GameBoy Advance. Loading the ''CodeBreaker'' code '''0202B32D:02''', or '''0202B371:02''' in the International version, at start up and pressing ''START'' at the Title Screen will load the game's Debug Menu. The Debug menu includes access to all of the game's music and sound effects, as well as the ability to jump to any map in the game. When in Debug Mode the player has access to all 6 characters (including Mr. Satan).

	==Merchandise==		==Merchandise==
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	* '''Copywriter:''' Paul Collin		* '''Copywriter:''' Paul Collin

			==External Links==
			[https://web.archive.org/web/20040831034927/http://www.webfootgames.com/catalog/log2.htm Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II Official Page - Webfoot Technologies]
	==References==		==References==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}

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DVD Extra

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	===DVD Extra===		===DVD Extra===
	[[File:log2-behindthegame-dvd-extra.png\|thumb\|"Behind The Game" DVD bonus feature title screen]]		[[File:log2-behindthegame-dvd-extra.png\|thumb\|"Behind The Game" DVD bonus feature title screen]]
	FUNimation's original 2003 DVD release of [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 8\|the eighth ''Dragon Ball Z'' theatrical film]] contains a 21-minute bonus video in its "Extras" section entitled ''"~~Legacy of Goku II:~~ Behind The Game'', cap ended by voice actor and director [[Christopher Sabat]], interviewing the producers and designers behind the game at Webfoot Technologies. Interviewees include Dana Dominick (president), Murray Kraft (project lead), Mandy Paugh (character artist), Jim Grant (art designer), Andrew Meyers (art designer), Gerry Swanson (writer), and Paul Carmody (music and sound effects).		FUNimation's original 2003 DVD release of [[Dragon Ball Z Movie 8\|the eighth ''Dragon Ball Z'' theatrical film]] contains a 21-minute bonus video in its "Extras" section entitled "Behind The Game", cap ended by voice actor and director [[Christopher Sabat]], interviewing the producers and designers behind the game at Webfoot Technologies. Interviewees include Dana Dominick (president), Murray Kraft (project lead), Mandy Paugh (character artist), Jim Grant (art designer), Andrew Meyers (art designer), Gerry Swanson (writer), and Paul Carmody (music and sound effects).

	Computer monitors on display throughout the bonus feature showcase software in use such as Adobe Photoshop (graphic editing), Impulse Tracker (multi-track digital sound tracker), Pro Motion (pixel graphic and animation), and even the VisualBoyAdvance emulation software.		Computer monitors on display throughout the bonus feature showcase software in use such as Adobe Photoshop (graphic editing), Impulse Tracker (multi-track digital sound tracker), Pro Motion (pixel graphic and animation), and even the VisualBoyAdvance emulation software.

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	\| dates = 17 June 2003 (NA)<br>23 July 2004 (JP)<br>01 August 2003 (EU)		\| dates = 17 June 2003 (NA)<br>23 July 2004 (JP)<br>01 August 2003 (EU)
	\| genre = Action, Role-Playing (RPG)		\| genre = Action, Role-Playing (RPG)
	\| price =		\| price = $29.99
	\| developer = [[Webfoot Technologies]]		\| developer = [[Webfoot Technologies]]
	\| publisher = [[Atari]]		\| publisher = [[Atari]]
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	==Gameplay==		==Gameplay==

			[[File:LegacyOfGoku2-GohanGameplay.png\|thumb\|Gohan attacks a mirage of Freeza with a Ki blast]]

	''The Legacy of Goku II'', like its predecessor, is a top-down Action-RPG game. Combat is handled in real-time, with characters able to move freely and attack in the overworld during battle. Defeating enemies and completing quests nets experience points, which are used to level up the characters. Leveling up characters will increase various stats such as their maximum health-points, their strength and their endurance.		''The Legacy of Goku II'', like its predecessor, is a top-down Action-RPG game. Combat is handled in real-time, with characters able to move freely and attack in the overworld during battle. Defeating enemies and completing quests nets experience points, which are used to level up the characters. Leveling up characters will increase various stats such as their maximum health-points, their strength and their endurance.

	A number of additions have been made since ''The Legacy of Goku''. There are now multiple playable characters available, each with their own unique attacks~~. Damage output is now clearly represented to the player in the form of numerical digits above the enemies heads~~. Characters with transformations can ~~also~~ transform ~~now~~, given the transformation has been unlocked. Transforming grants the player buffs to their stats, such as increased strength and speed.		A number of additions have been made since ''The Legacy of Goku''. There are now multiple playable characters available, each with their own unique attacks. Characters with transformations can now transform, given the transformation has been unlocked. Transforming grants the player buffs to their stats, such as increased strength and speed. Damage output is also clearly represented to the player in the form of numerical digits above the enemies heads.

	The Legacy of Goku II also introduces an overworld map, which allows players to fly to different locations in the game.		The Legacy of Goku II also introduces an overworld map, which allows players to fly to different locations in the game.
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	==Commercials & Trailers==		==Commercials & Trailers==

	~~TBD~~		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2pstcq_tXg Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II - 2003 TV Ad]

			[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7fsN6W7JGs Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II - Official Website Trailer]

	==Legacy==		==Legacy==

	~~TBD~~		The game was met with generally mixed to positive reception. ''Electronic Gaming Monthly'' gave the game an average score of 5.5 out of 10, praising its visuals and soundtrack while also criticizing the excessive grinding and hit detection.<ref>Review - Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II, Electronic Gaming Monthly, ''2003 #168'' USA: July 2003.</ref>

			''IGN'', impressed by the gameplay and presentation improvements made from its predecesor, gave the game an 8/10 score. <ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://www.ign.com/articles/2003/06/17/dragon-ball-z-the-legacy-of-goku-ii\|Website=IGN\|Title="DRAGON BALL Z: THE LEGACY OF GOKU II"\|Date= 17 June 2003\|AccessDate=14 August 2009}}</ref>

			''Game Informer Magazine'' gave the title a 7.5 out of 10.<ref>Dragon Ball Z: The Legacy of Goku II, Game Informer Magazine, ''2003 #7'' USA: July 2003.</ref>


	==Additional Notes==		==Additional Notes==

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Codes & Secrets

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	==Codes & Secrets==		==Codes & Secrets==

	~~TBD~~		===Secret Playable Character===

			[[Mr. Satan]] exists as a secret unlockable character in ''The Legacy of Goku II''. Mr. Satan can be unlocked by collecting all 5 character's Character Trophies and beating the game.

			===Alternate Ending===

			After unlocking Mr. Satan, an alternate ending can be triggered by returning to West City and entering the ZZTV Building.

	==Merchandise==		==Merchandise==

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Characters

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	\|\|[[File:Gohan-Sprite-Small-LG2.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Son Gohan]]<br>(as "Gohan")\|\|Super Saiyan<br>Super Saiyan 2\|\|TBD\|\| TBD		\|\|[[File:Gohan-Sprite-Small-LG2.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Son Gohan]]<br>(as "Gohan")\|\|Super Saiyan<br>Super Saiyan 2\|\|TBD\|\| TBD
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	\|\|[[File:Piccolo-LG2-Sprite.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Piccolo]]<br>\|\|"Super ~~Namekian~~"\|\|TBD\|\| TBD		\|\|[[File:Piccolo-LG2-Sprite.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Piccolo]]<br>\|\|"Super Namek"\|\|TBD\|\| TBD
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	\|\|[[File:Vegeta-LG2-Sprite.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Vegeta]]<br>\|\|Super Saiyan\|\|TBD\|\| TBD		\|\|[[File:Vegeta-LG2-Sprite.png]]\|\|align=left\|[[Vegeta]]<br>\|\|Super Saiyan\|\|TBD\|\| TBD