One reason why this game became massively successful is due to the large name recognition the Dragon Ball franchise is known for. As it stands, FighterZ is their most successful fighting game ever (as well as the fastest-selling Dragon Ball title of all time), having sold 2 million copies within five days of release.
Breakthrough Hit: Arc System Works games tend to have Cult Classic status at best. In one of this game's auto-combos, likely inspired by Extreme Butōden for the 3DS, he does just that. Fans have often wondered why Krillin never used the Destructo Disc after a Solar Flare. At one point in the story mode, Goku referes to Kid Buu as exactly that. For years, the various forms of Majin Buu were given different names to differentiate them, such as Good/Fat Buu for the first form of Buu, Evil Buu for the dark gray form, Super Buu for the variation that was created after Evil Buu ate Fat Buu, and Kid Buu for the "pure" form. This is the kind of fighter that can easily become a spectator sport and seeing Dragon Ball at a major competition likely isn't something fans have considered in the past. Take a look at the trailer down below to see what we mean. Handled by Arc System Works of Guilty Gear fame, Dragon Ball FightersZ has already captured its audience by flipping back to a 2D 'Street Fighter' style system with some gorgeous 3D models and flashy blast attacks. With only the most recent anime series telling a new official tale in the Dragon Ball universe, it doesn't really matter whether we're hearing something new, old or reworked like the story of the recent Dragon Ball Xenoverse games. Nobody came on-stage to really talk about the systems of the upcoming fighter - yet the trailer tells us everything we could possibly wish to know. Still Keeping Up With Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2? Why Not Check Out Our Mod Database? While the series of brawlers have seen moderate success since the 3D switch-up of the Budokai sub-series that saw fights play out in the more realistic space of the original anime, there's always room for something different. Rather than be yet another 3D take on the Dragon Ball story known the world over, Dragon Ball FighterZ will see the series return to its side-fighting routes from back in the SNES/PS1 days.
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