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From the trailer, to the handheld console, “Dragon Ball Fusions” is getting ready to drop a serious Spirit Bomb on fans worldwide. Fans in Japan, and those who import through Playasia.com will be in for a treat. Namco-Bandai is releasing a “Dragon Ball Fusions” 3DSLL (XL in North America), with the “Dragon Ball Fusions” design on it.

The Bundle will include:
– 3DSLL unit with Dragon Ball Fusions Theme
– Dragon Ball Fusions game
– Dragon Ball Fusions original menu theme
– 3DSLL documentation
– Warranty information
– First print limited edition content

You will get ONE Dragon Ball Heroes” card with your “Dragon Ball Fusions” 3DS console.

First print limited editions will include a DLC code that allows players to use “Super Saiyan God Goku 2” from the start of the game, and one card that can be used in the arcade game “Dragon Ball Heroes”. Although the game isn’t due until August 4th, you can look forward to this bundle costing a pretty penny. The “Dragon Ball Fusions” 3DS bundle will retail for around 23,000 yen or ($215 USD). Namco-Bandai has also released the official synopsis for “Dragon Ball Fusions as:

You (the protagonist) and PInijji wish for Shenron to start the greatest and strongest martial arts tournament. He grants your wish, and the “Jikuichi Budokai” (Number 1 in time and space martial arts tournament) begins!

Those who buy the limited “Dragon Ball Fusions” 3DS console, with get a code to unlock Super Saiyan God Goku 2 from the very start.

The game will be putting a lot of focus on fusion characters. By using a Capsule Corp-made bracelet, brand-new fusions called “EX Fusions,” are possible. Some of the new fusions include Karoly (Kakarot (Goku) X Broly; spelled the same way as calorie in Japanese), Gorillin (young Goku X Krillin), Krigohan (Gohan x Krillin; a pun on the word Chestnut rice), and Prillin (Piccolo X Krillin).

That’s a lot of “Dragon Ball” mayhem coming right around the corner, especially with “Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2” getting ready to launch soon.

Credit:
Robin Ek – Editor

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