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It plays again after Goku combines the Kaio-Ken with Super Saiyan Blue.

Super Saiyan God is another favorite per its title it plays after Goku becomes a Super Saiyan God.

"Birth of a God" - near the end of Goku-vs-Beerus' fight, when Super Shenron is summoned, Goku Black's Super Saiyan Rose transformation, Future Trunks using a Spirit Bomb-esque power-up to cleave Merged Zamasu in half, along with numerous involvements of Super Saiyan Blue (and one of Super Saiyan God) during the Universe Survival Arc. note The list includes: "Compromise" - when Pan files for the first time and goes into space, Future Trunks' goodbye in Episode 67, and Goku lending a hand to Roshi during the Tournament of Power. Both songs are epic, majestic, and heart-stirring especially when the latter reaches the part with the Latin choir and Angelic Soprano, to the degree that both songs have re-appeared during certain major events.

Even the people who don't care for Super's soundtrack love the score used for the Super Saiyan God ritual, which is actually two songs Compromise and the appropriately-named Birth of a God.

" Cha-La Head Cha-La (Days of Battle) ", an epic orchestral version of the original Dragon Ball Z theme, serves as the pre-title card recap music for most of the series.

The 10th ending, "70 cm Shihou no Madobe", an awesome rock number that brings a really nostalgic feeling referencing the whole DB story.

The first appearance of Ultra Instinct Goku boasts "Ultimate Battle", an awesome rock number by, of all people, Akira Kushida! Also, someone did an Oozaru-esque version of the song and it's awesome.

The English cover by YouTube artist NateWantsToBattle isn't half bad either, and is the best English cover of a Dragon Ball opening since Kai's 'Dragon Soul' cover by Vic Mignogna. It captures the intense hype for the upcoming arc, along with showing off the variety of the competitors involved.

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With the Universe Survival Tournament Arc in full swing, there is "Limit Break X Survivor", replacing "Chouzetsu Dynamic".

The Yoka Yoka Dance, a catchy ending theme that's also a Suspiciously Similar Song to "Walk Like An Egyptian", which itself was used as an ending song for JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.

The second outro, "Starring Star", is an incredibly soothing and nostalgic theme that brings nothing but fuzzy feelings from seeing the cast so happy together.

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Then there is its appearance in the series during Goku's Kaio-ken/SSJB power up and subsequent fight with Hit. It's an upbeat way to start an episode of Dragon Ball Super, and can even sum up the overall feel of Dragon Ball in and of itself. It does remain to be seen, of course, but for those who enjoyed Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, it seems they may reason enough to return to it soon.ĭragon Ball Z: Kakarot is available now on PC, PS4, Stadia, Switch, and Xbox One. In other words, it shows that a very similar approach could be taken here, and players could see a Bardock: Father of Goku DLC relatively soon. It had a runtime of 48 minutes, which is notable because History of Trunks (on which Trunks’ DLC is based) was also a 48-minute special. Bardock debuted as the titular character of the 1990 special, Dragon Ball Z: Bardock – The Father of Goku.

Bardock and the destruction of Planet Vegeta appear in Broly’s story often, but there is another, perhaps even more plausible direction.

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This could, technically, be read as a tease for a Broly movie DLC. If this is the case, that also helps narrow down the content for this new DLC. Solid State Scouter often plays when he fights, so much so that it is often known as Bardock’s theme song. After the original post teasing the new Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot DLC, DBS Hype quote tweeted it calling Solid State Scouter a “nice soundtrack,” which can be taken as a hint for Bardock.