The latest V-Jump scans for Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden focuses on Z-Assist characters and recommended teams. The nine recommended teams listed also give special tips to fully utilize the special team.

On the right side of the scan, it focuses on Z-Assists that can be unlocked in the story and some rare ones are unlocked using the Dragon Ball Discross Discs (same goes for unlocking Golden Frieza Z-Assist). Unfortunately, characters like SS4 Gogeta, Gogeta, Bojack, Tapion, Metal Cooler and more are all Z-Assists.

The final V-Jump scan for Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden reveals the Tenakichi Budokai Mode which is where you fight opponents that are more difficult than any other mode in the game. Also, as you unlock more characters in the game, you’ll earn more team names.

Story Mode will have seven arcs in total and a separate mode called “Makafushigi Adventure” is where you go to unlock characters and Z-Assists. Finally, the Street Pass feature allows you to trade Guild Cards to see how strong that person is and if you get seven Street Passes, Shenron will appear and you can choose from a variety of wishes.

Take out the assists

The Australian Classification Board has rated Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden, Bandai Namco’s Arc System Works-developed 3DS fighting game due out this Thursday in Japan.

Bandai Namco has yet to announce a localized version of the game.

The fighting game features over 100 characters, including both playable and assist characters that can aid players during battles.

http://gematsu.com/2015/06/dragon-ball-z-extreme-butoden-rated-australia

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The Australian Classification Board has rated Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butoden, Bandai Namco’s Arc System Works-developed 3DS fighting game due out this Thursday in Japan.

Bandai Namco has yet to announce a localized version of the game.

The fighting game features over 100 characters, including both playable and assist characters that can aid players during battles.